Nice little find in downtown Geneva. Had the stinger sandwich - toast, egg, bacon, cream cheese and…read morea spiced up syrup honey. Sticky mess!! The beautiful wood tables are sticky and probably need their tops refinished rather than just wiped.

We had been trying a new coffee shop each day we were in the finger lakes. This one had a nice, m…read moreopen interior with enough seating for everyone. Probably a 7 on a scale of 1-10 for coziness. The sandwich bread was perfectly crisp and melt-in-your-mouth buttery. The bacon and cheese were delicious. My only issue was the egg. This is just a personal preference, but I much prefer traditional fried eggs to the spongy, egg patty that was used on my sandwich. This was especially disappointing because fresh eggs are everywhere in this region. If not for the egg issue, this sandwich would have been perfect. Not too heavy, incredibly savory, and hit the spot without going overboard. My coffee was just OK. Nothing crazy, a little too much of synthetic sweetness in the syrup. And they asked if I wanted it in a mug or to-go cup: I said mug, as you can see this is not what they provided me. A little disappointed by that as well. Overall, I'd maybe go back but I'd ask if they could fry my egg and for half sweet lattes. And I'd confirm that my coffee came in a mug.

Today was our first visit to Amity Cafe and after the delicious brunch my husband and I ordered…read morefrom very friendly staff, and a GREAT cup of coffee, we just need to do one more thing...make a return visit. We WILL be back!

Great spot! Visited on vacation. Wonderful coffee and yummy breakfast food. The vibe was very cool!read more

This was a morning if needing espresso and I'm so glad we found this place. The inside itself was…read moresuper cute but we happened to see someone go out the side door which led to a super cute patio on the river! The coffee was so good we ended up getting a bag to go. I got a Carmel latte and it really hit the spot for me.

Absolutely loved this local little coffee shop! Gimme Coffee offers housemade syrups that taste…read moreamazing. We tried the pumpkin spice and cinnamon bun flavors and were not disappointed! Tasted like a pastry without the thick aftertaste some syrups leave behind.

Food was fresh, tasty large portions and reasonably priced! Service was pleasant and fast!…read moreFacilities were very clean! Will go again!

So much potential that falls flat in execution. It's often the little things that- like spilled…read morecoffee on a garbage can lid, that can ruin an experience. Coffee mediocre. We decided not to eat here. Bottled water is your best choice

I scoped this spot while planning a few hour stop at the National Historical Park in Seneca during…read moreour annual Girls Trip 2026. We get here around 1pm for lunch and found a few tables seated and friendly staff behind the counter. They had a ton of baked goodies including scones, cookies, cupcakes, brownies, etc. inside the case and fall is looming so there were a lot of fall-inspired flavors that looked wonderful. I chose a black iced tea and the Chicken Salad Sandwich with chips. The sandwich was AMAZING. Delicious and fresh chicken salad and a huge portion. I ate and ate and ate. Highly recommend. My friend ordered the Cowgirl Sandwich which was a ham sandwich with avocado and she loved it. Huge portion so she only ate half. She has a soy allergy so the side she ordered wasn't an option for her once the kitchen checked so they graciously offered her the side of potato wedges as they were free of soy. She quickly prioritized those over the other half of her sandwich when they came out fresh, piping hot, and loaded with some delicious garlic parm seasoning. She raved about that! Ha. Decor inside is all centered around Women's Liberation and the Women's Movement which, love! Great location and has two of the statues featured in Seneca right across the street. We really enjoyed our lunch here and, as an intro to the town, it was a great first stop!

What is better than stumbling upon a cafe dedicated to the gumption of historical women who paved…read morethe way for women's suffrage? On a peak-fall foliage drive through the finger lakes we pulled over to grab some coffee at the nearest spot. Had no idea we were walking into such a gem. We loved the whole vibe here and got a few bags of beans to support this cafe. It's clean, friendly, and clearly popular amongst locals and visitors alike. We're grateful for having discovered Cafe 19!

This is a cool cafe with their baking operation next door. Croissants are excellent. Popular with…read morethe college kids and plant people!

This place was very cozy inside with lots of soft seating and greenery, an 8/10 on my cozy scale…read more Unfortunately the AC was broken and it was very hot, so we had to sit outside which had only two tiny tables. But that's fine. My breakfast sandwich was delicious. It was fried egg, bacon, and a Chipotle mayo that was just the right amount of kick to add complexity and interest to each bite. My honey lavender latte, however, was not it. I always get oat milk and this one tasted as if it had dairy milk in it. Also, it had a VERY strange and strong taste of rosemary... which was not mentioned nor was it tasty. It was hard to drink. My partner's chai latte was "too milky", his words. I'd give it another go because of the atmosphere and food, but the drinks were very disappointing. Hopefully it was just a one-off.

Let's start with the ambiance--it's really cool, and the service was okay. The food was great, but…read moreit was way too expensive. A sandwich on sourdough bread for $20?! What is this sandwich made of gold?!!!? Really?! I'm sorry, but for my liking, that's way too expensive just because they add organic turkey. I can buy the same ingredients at the store and make myself a banging sandwich for a fraction of the price. Unfortunately, I won't be going back. I'm just not that rich!

Food and service is great. Gluten free options as well. We would definitely come back.read more

Delicious as always. Travel to their Interlaken location on the west side of Cayuga Lake. Admire…read morethe lazy bumblebees that mosy around prior to entering the building. The interior is the same as always, while the available flavors are unpredictable, but a taste makes everything right in the world. Their flavor menu has been updated to indicate which flavors contain gluten and which ones don't. They also now have a protocol for those with strict gluten allergies. This time it was spring, so they didn't have my favorite Jalepeno Popper this time around. But they did have Lavender. For the second and third scoops we got Pistachio, followed by Butter Pecan. As a reminder, they use 14 percent buttermilk, and their ice cream emphasizes FLAVOR over sugar. Despite the high fat content, their ice cream doesn't feel heavy while you're eating it. Take that as a warning, since you might feel it after you consume too much. The Lavender was fantastically floral. The Pistachio was like eating Pistachios. Each flavor is exactly as described. Previously, I had also gotten my coworkers ice cream from here several years prior. Hand-packed into pints, you'll need a serious amount of self-control to avoid finishing them in a single sitting. They've also opened up a location in DeWitt Mall on the Seneca Street side of the commons.

Right down the road from Fingerlakes Cider is a small shop with an outside window and pickup. A…read moredecent number of flavors available, and the portion sizes are decent, so even though a local told us the prices were a bit high, I found the price to portion size about right. I ordered pistachio, and there were a ton of pistachios in it, although it was green which to me means they put artificial colors in their ice cream, and it was a bit heavy for me. My friend got the peanut butter ripple flavor, and he said it was good. There were quite a few places to sit and enjoy the ice cream outside, including a shaded park.

Chicken ratatouille on panini. How delicious! The selection held many surprises making a fun…read moreluncheon.

Food is good, coffee is good, but prices are high. $3.50 for a 12 ounce coffee is outrageous. Also…read moreemployees were less than friendly and acted like having to stop talking to provide service was putting them out.

Everything was incredibly delicious - so the basics like turnovers and apple stix were already…read moreexcellent, but you're doing yourself a disservice if you don't get try their bread loafs when they're still warm - it's mindblowing

Not what it used to be, unfortunately. We purchased 2 items, were charged for 3. Manager quickly…read morecredited our account when we discovered the error and was very apologetic. The cheesecake with cherry topping was good, not great, but the cranberry orange scone was a real disappointment,