I had a most delicious breakfast wrap to go for my lunch. I needed to get back on the road and it…read morewas perfect to eat while driving and truly so yummy!! I will definitely return!!

Downtown Auburn, NY has this tasty restaurants that I somehow missed in the three months that I've…read morebeen staying here. The food was great. I got a breakfast sandwich that had real eggs on stretch bread onions, and cheese topped with a little bit of hot sauce and a chocolate peanut butter protein milkshake to wash it all down. The menu has a variety of options from food to lattes, milkshakes, cooler drinks and some quick grab N go snacks. I ordered my food and milkshake at the counter. The host was helpful in helping me pick some of the best and most popular choices. She recommended some options and her options were great. I love them both. Plus they sell stretch bread from a local bakery. The inside of the dining area was clean well spaced out had window options for great natural light to come into the dining room. They had outside patio seating. The restrooms were clean. I'm happy I finally got to check out Cafe 108 before I leave town . I'm bummed that I did not discover the Cafe until later in my stay. Thank you for the great service and the great food. Cheers

A cool place with a few leather couches, a generous bartop with seating on the side, and additional…read moretables in the back. Free wi-fi. They sell gourmet chocolates here. Zing! The coffee is average and tends to run on the sweeter side. So be specific with your order. Service? Good enough. Though, it seemed the guy ringing us up could have used a good joke. But I only know lame jokes (which is pretty depressing in itself), so I did not share my jokes him.

I can't visit Auburn without stopping here and getting a Black Forest (specialty coffee drink)…read more Just about everyone who works there recognizes me coming in and knows exactly what I want. Someday I might trick them and order something else. (Probably not.) The atmosphere is very relaxed, and I believe there is free wifi. It's a great place to meet with a client or friend over a cup of coffee and maybe a chocolate or pastry. Would give it 6 stars if I could.

service was good, only waited 10-15min but we looked around the shop and got a few things, pancakes…read morewere really good! but they are definitely HUGE

The food and the service were very good. The seating was a bit cramped, and arriving on a busy…read moreSaturday in February turned out to result in a significant wait for a table. There were some samples to try while we waited, however, so that was nice. Essentially, this is like a local version of a Cracker Barrel complete with a shop of interesting things. The breakfast skillet was tasty and I really enjoyed their toast. The burger was seared well for flavor, but still juicy and the fries had good flavor and crispiness. I enjoyed the semi campy vibe of the restaurant and store in a way that a corporate place would not accomplish.

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!

My wife, two teenage sons, and I drove up to Seneca Falls for a daytrip and enjoyed a wonderful…read moreSaturday brunch at Cafe XIX before visiting the Women's Rights NHP museum. Lots of pluses. First, the cafe itself is clean, bright, and welcoming. It has a pleasant interior where you place and pay for your order and then received a numbered sign. Second, it has a large, free parking lot (associated with Generations Bancorp of NY) which is super-convenient for drivers. Third, the breakfast sandwich was delicious. My wife particularly enjoyed her omelette with fresh locally-grown tomatoes and avocado. Fourth, the regular brewed coffee here is phenomenal. Overall, I would strongly recommend Cafe XIX for Saturday brunch just before visiting the Women's Rights NHP museum. As an added bonus, you can walk across the street from the parking lot and see the Ripples of Change outdoor sculpture of four women, including Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth with a lovely background across the lake.

In Auburn, New York in a quiet residential area is this tasty Puerto Rican restaurant. It's a clean…read moreon the outside and clean on the inside although it smells like Fabulosa lol..... They have some tables on the inside and they have an outside patio area. The parking is limited you can park on the street and then they have a very small driveway that can fit maybe two cars. The food is more buffet style however, you have someone on the other side, preparing it for you . I was kind of skeptical when I saw it presented as a buffet however, the rice was seasoned perfectly with the black beans, and the sweet plantains, just the right amount of sweetness, and the flan was perfection. The gentleman serving me was nice and assisted me with explaining each item . I will definitely be back for more of their delicious food. Cheers

I ordered delivery here 10/10/24. They are definitely not closed. Ordered through Grubhub and got…read moreto me within 30 minutes. Very reasonably priced and great portions, I got the beef stew lunch, plantains, and beef empanada. Ate the empanada immediately haha The food was very good and the lunch comes with beans and rice. Mine was missing the beans but not a big deal. Plantains were delicious and the empanada had lots of beef and very cheesy.

First time at Sauders and wow we were blown away! We started with lunch, always better to shop on a…read morefull belly. The food was incredibly fresh tasting and we got everything photographed (plus 2 drinks) for $36! We ended up buying some containers of the macaroni and potato salad for home. We ended lunch by shopping around the store and were impressed with all their goodies. We can't wait to come back when more local produce is in season. Everyone was very friendly, the building is clean and well maintained

Saunders is a big grocery store run by the menonites. There's lots of meats, fresh produce, baked…read moregoods, freshly ground peanut butter, a cheese counter with ample samples, and plenty of baking supplies. Specialties would be their jams and pickles- I have fun just looking at the names of them. Their candy selection is also good, especially if you like gummy candies. I can also find some unique sodas such as white birch beer, sassafras soda, and cheerwine to name a few. There is a little gift shop/religious books section near the front, which can be nice to browse through. Saunders sells outdoor furniture and decor, and there is a furniture store proper attached. I've been especially tempted by their swiveling and gliding rocking chairs. I've had some good food at the cafe, the Reuben in particular being super tasty. You do have to enter the cafe through the store and park your cart before you go into the cafe. You order at the counter and then the staff gives you a number and will bring you your meal. Car parking is ample here but there are speed bumps, so watch it! I haven't noticed any bike racks, so cyclists likely need to get creative. The store is closed on Sundays and can be busy with campers during the summer months.

Fantastic cafe located in the cute downtown PennYann area. Street parking, big spaces, good for…read moresmall children, good options for both savory and sweet (baked goods vs. quiche and sandwiches) Their green tea matcha latte did not disappoint- aesthetically pleasing and also good full matcha flavor. Service was fast- wish they were a bit more warm/friendly to match the warmth of their decor/interior design, but at least the food was good. We got baked goods- the croissants- correct flake, buttery, and large. This is a proper croissant. Sandwiches also good flavor- I got the chicken salad. Quiche was also a good choice.

The coffee here is great! I also got the espresso croissant and it was probably the best croissant…read moreI've ever had. Breakfast sandwiches were also delicious.

I was camping at Keuka Lake State Park and needed some good breakfast and coffee. This place popped…read moreup with a lot of reviews and was about 20 minutes away! Lots of parking but it gets pretty busy. The restaurant is fairly small so seating can be limited. There is additional outside seating. They also have a general grocery store with some unique items. Coffee was good, my breakfast sandwich was awesome with bacon & ham and I should have bought more fry pies from the grocery store. I had a great visit! Looks like typical breakfast is in the $5-$10 range.

The food is amazing! We got the Skipper paninis, breakfast panini, macaroni salad, ice chia and…read moregrape juice. Definitely be coming back here again!

Visiting Shamballa Cafe today really makes me wonder: why do I even bother with chain coffee shops?…read more First and foremost: the coffee is awesome! I went with what was in the vat today: a medium roast that I believe was called blue moon. I forget the provenance of said roast (I remember it was South American), but my oh my was it good! Exactly what you want a medium roast to be: balanced, with notes of whatever chocolate or berries or leather is in there. I couldn't put the cup down! Whereas getting the sludge from the big chains down the gullet sometimes feels like a morning chore. Why is the coffee so good here? It turns out that the owner (a very friendly guy named Emmett) roasts it himself. He had several varieties on offer that were roasted within the last 24 hours, maybe even this morning. That particular minutiae is a blur as I wasn't caffeinated yet when we discussed this. But it's yet another huge benefit a local cafe provides: freshness! Another thing: Shamballa is a great restorer of faith in community and our fellow humans. Emmett and I discussed many things in my fairly brief time in his shop, but I'll never forget the empathy he displayed when discussing some current trials & tribulations. It turns out he's been down the same road, and his well-wishes and kindness made for an even finer accompaniment to the coffee than the coffee cake muffin pairing that was purchased on impulse. A double espresso was consumed on-site while 2 large coffees were taken to go. The espresso was awesome, 100x better than Sbux or Dunkin'. Total for 3 beverages? Less than $8! For later, I grabbed a 1/2 lb. of whole bean Guatemalan medium roast on Emmett's recommendation, and the coffee cake muffin was moist and delicious without being too crumbly or cloyingly saccharine. Drake's it was not! A ten spot covered the latter purchase. If I lived in Baldwinsville, I'd probably stop by here every morning! Except Sunday and Monday when they're closed. Be sure to arrive early, closing time is now noon. Please swing by Shamballa and see for yourself! Perhaps you too will ponder why we make grabbing coffee a chore, when it can be a true morning delight?

Great coffee. Great owner. Great vibe. Upon closing in the afternoon, the owner asked if I wanted…read moreone for the road at no charge. While I had had enough caffeine for the day, the offer was nice. Great for a remote office for a few hours, or a spot to hanging with some friends.

How to pick your own berries without getting down and dirty…read more Their berry patch consists of thousands of plans grown without soil on vertical feeders. You simply look for the ripe ones, clip off the vine with the supplied scissors and add to your basket. Berries are sold by the pound, less expensive if u-pick. There's also the typical farm store with Central New York jellies, mustards, sauces and other things that you really don't need, but look and taste good, and they have many opportunities to sample. Very friendly staff. Tours welcome.

You can pick your own strawberries & sunflowers. A fun way to spend an afternoon. Very tasty! Cute…read moreshop with great pricing & friendly staff. Highly recommend