Great spot in a historic building. Staff was super friendly and welcoming…read more The pastries were excellent as was the coffee, we truly had a wonderful start to our day cruising back down the Erie Canal here. Will go back anytime I'm in Medina. I just wish we'd had more time to look around as there is so much to see inside!

such a cute little cafe. I got the chai with a pastry and both were delicious. Prices are fair…read more Service was quick and polite.

I've been coming here for over a year and will definitely be a life long customer. Everyone you…read moreinteract with there is pleasant and kind; they treat you like a friend. Always consistent on their product. I am the pickiest coffee type drinker and they make it perfectly plus they have the best hot chocolate around. The vibe in there is extremely welcoming and it's just a great place to relax and have a bite to eat or drink. I can't recommend them highly enough.

Super cute little cafe we stopped at on our way down from Canada to visit family in New Jersey…read more Washrooms were very clean and my hubby enjoyed his iced americano. Various food items for purchase and also they had cheesecake slices and cookies on display that looked tasty.

Blueberry bagel breakfast sandwich is my new favorite thing. Super cute coffee shop. Service…read morecounter was super helpful. New favorite brekky spot.

Very helpful baristas that made a wonderful Dirty Chai. Lots of space to work are chat and sip…read more Would definitely stop again when I'm in town for a crafted pick me up.

This is a great little market for this area!…read more It's a country store, filled with everything you'd think you'd be able to find at a country store: jams and jellies, syrup, pretzles, snack candies, you name it! I noticed they had a lot of local makers' products here, plus some Amish goods from out of state. I really liked that they had gifts here as well, like baskets and goat milk soaps. The women running the store at the time were incredibly friendly, offering to help me out if I needed it, and just generally making my experience pleasant. I'm definitely going to keep this place in mind next time I'm in Akron!

You will find a whole lot of country once you enter the Akron Market on Main. Let me clarify that…read morethis is not on Main Street, it's on Main Road which is nestled in the quaint village of Akron NY (parallel to Main Street however). In the back of the store you will find oodles of country made jam, jellies, pickles, salsas, relish, milk/eggnog in glass jugs, bulk candy selection and more! You really have to take the time to discover what's hidden on shelves and products at different eye levels. Locally hand crafted products located in front of store, from crocheted Christmas tree hats, tie dyed socks, key chains, goats milk soaps, Ext. Also in front of store you can buy loads of Perry's ice cream apparel, key chains, Akron tigers apparel and more! They have a book shelf, teas, coffee, game boards for sale. If your looking for a quick small country atmosphere to shop around in, you've found it! The only hiccup I had was no warm welcome or welcome at all. Was just surprised for a small town store. Once I noticed Oreo behind the counter sleeping on his bed, I struck up a conversation. When you head on over for the seasonal (strawberry Christmas jam or sugar free fruit jams) or Perry's ice cream apparel/fun gift ideas for Perry's lovers, be sure to ask if Oreos working, only if you are a fur baby lover like I!

Short and sweet: Best frosted cinnamon roll I've had in a long time…read more The other stuff looked fine, but don't skip the cinnamon roll...

Every experience we've had at Sweet Arts Bakery has been delightful! Ruth Ann and her team are…read morefriendly, generous and make you feel right at home. They accommodated special requests like oat or almond milk in our lattes. They offer the biggest, freshest warm sweet rolls right from the oven. It is fun to come here and sit in the well-lit space for work or just to unwind. During summer months, there is outdoor seating which is perfect for people watching. We have bought delicious packs of goodies for friends, family and even business events. They cinnamon rolls are always a big hit! Wonderful local business to visit if you're in town!

Delicious drinks and food in this Yemeni coffee spot. The staff were very kind and patient as we…read morearrived during a busy time. Very clean cafe. Staff were pretty quick to clean up tables so there was always somewhere to sit down. The Iced Mango Matcha Latte was my favorite, where you can taste a sweet matcha flavor with a hint of mango. All of the desserts looked delicious, but what peaked my interest was the Pistachio Croissant. They warm it up for you, which allows for the croissant to have that flakey crunch to it paired with the pistachio paste.

This is my new favorite coffeehouse in Rochester. It's so exquisite inside, quite beautiful,…read moreindeed. It looks like has gold accents dripping among a natural wood, white and tile backdrop. Whenever I drive by the parking lot is slammed. I knew this place had to be good. There is almost completely instantly a line and I felt lucky to find a table. It's simply so popular, I don't know if it's large enough. The tables are close so if you're trying to have a private conversation-you won't get it here. There is a variety of seating options. Comfy conversation chairs, a booth banquette with chairs on the other side, chairs and tables, and a bar top along the windows with outside eating for warm sunny days. The cups are a rich brown color with gold probably Arabic writing. The dessert case is filled with sumptuous fruit shaped mousse desserts. The coffee itself is beyond compare. There are boxed games. Things are delivered to your table on wooden trays. It's so elegant. I cannot say enough nice things. The staff is so friendly. I had a Nutella latte and a raspberry dessert. I asked which dessert was best, the lady at the register said the mango. Mango is not my thing but she said next best is raspberry. It's the perfect size. A hard crisp shell, creamy mousse and a perfect raspberry center. I also got a pistachio latte. Both were excellent.

This is everything you want a coffee shop to be: Cozy, local, with a large food menu, and artwork…read moreon the walls. I loved my waffles with berries and real maple syrup; the coffee in a generous mug was great too! Staff were welcoming and efficient, and explained where to find things. If it's difficult to find parking on the street, use the lot in the back of the building. This is the primary entrance for The Mullet, a cocktail lounge that opens two hours after the 49 Coffee House closes at 2pm. The two businesses share a hallway to a kitchen!

The food was amazing, our dishes were gorgeous and the employees were so kind,I recommend this…read moreplace to anyone local or visiting!

Will not be going back standing in line for over 5min, a couple come in and get to order right…read moreaway. Was my 2time having this done,the other times order was completely wrong.

If you can only get coffee here during school time, it's Term Hortons…read more The coffee was piping hot and very miky, but that's where the good news ended. It was also lacking in sugar, tasted weird, the lid wasn't on properly, and the service was really poor. The guy stuck up the number of fingers that corresponded with how many dollars I need to pay. He didn't seem to like me very much. I get that a lot. Also the cops were here. I know for some of you that's a positive. Maybe I've had different experiences with cops than you. Still, it scores 2 for making a white hot coffee, and for being open super late in Medina, which until now, nothing really was. Chain info: Canadian coffee chain that is literally all over Buffalo, where I always order the 4 & 4 which you should try... it's very milky and very sweet and very delicious. It is for a good friend, but I always have some of it first (since I'm usually paying for it these days) and then judge it compared to all the other locations in town. And if you have an identical sibling who comes here with you, then it's Twin Hortons.

Stopped there during a bicycle ride. They have great cappuccino that you can enjoy while watching…read morethe locks in the Erie Canal. It's very popular by cyclists.

This spot provides great views of the canal. I love that they also have a selection of tea lattes…read moreto try. After chatting with the helpful barista, I decided on The Sherlock (London Fog), which is their in house made syrup consisting of earl grey and lavender. I'd definitely go back to try another one of their specialty lattes!

We were en route to Montreal when we decided to take a little detour and stop by Farmer's Daughter…read moreSub Shoppe, as we'd heard that their sandwiches were worth a little extra driving. Are they ever! We arrived around lunchtime and were served almost immediately. We decided to share a couple of subs, The Sunny-Lea ("turkey, stuffing, cranberries, cheese") and The 1830 ("AAA wood-fired beef, caramelized onions, and caremelized onion cheese"). They were ready a few minutes later, so we took our food out to an available bench and began eating. These are some seriously terrific subs. I started with the 1830 and it pretty much blew me away right from the first bite. The super tender (and plentiful) meat is enhanced by the other components, and honestly I'd be happy eating that sandwich every day for the rest of my life. The Sunny-Lea fares just as well and really does taste like Thanksgiving in sandwich form. Really, really phenomenal. I wish that Farmer's Daughter Sub Shoppe weren't so far away, but at least now I have a reliable stop to make any time I head out in that direction.

Great sandwiches!…read more All the ingredients are fresh. The deli meat taste like something you would get from a butcher. (If you know Belly busters in Toronto this is a better version.) Sandwiches range from $10-15 for a foot long. This is worn it!!! Try the dessert!!! The Lemon was like an Amazing donut/turnover.