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Tug Hill Artisan Roasters

5.0 (6 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Jason S.

You gotta stop here if you're in Lowville. They roast their coffee in-house, and it's fantastic. The attached bakery also makes some of the best pastries I've had in a while. The vibe is super homey, like stepping into someone's kitchen, and they're adding a patio and cafe area soon so it'll keep getting better. It's a refreshing local gem in an area full of generic chain spots. Grab a cup or some beans--you won't regret it!

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Milk House Roastery

Milk House Roastery

4.9(8 reviews)
70.1 mi

Cute country spot with nice coffee options, occasional mini flower markets and other local goods.read more

If you are looking for a little pocket of charm near Skaneateles or Marcellus, NY, Milk House…read moreRoastery is your place. Nestled directly behind a silo inside a historic 1700s farm cellar, this family-run farm and roastery has been open for six years, offering an authentic country farm hideaway vibe. While they do not feature an espresso bar, their hot brewed coffee, iced coffee, and canned cold brew with oat milk are wonderful. I particularly enjoyed their iced coffee with cream and their housemade brown sugar nutmeg simple syrup--a recipe the owner and coffee master was more than happy to share after I admired it. ​They also carry a small but pleasantly unexpected selection of artisan foods from around the Finger Lakes area, including granola, shortbread cookies, pastas, specialty salts, and more. Plus, they sell their beans by the pound--beans which they source directly from coffee growers and roast weekly on-site. ​Additionally, following the farm's first dahlia show this September, I was able to purchase some of their dahlia seeds--which came complete with expert planting and transplanting advice from the owner. ​Overall, the pricing is fair, with the canned cold brews leaning slightly expensive, but in a pleasant, small-splurge kind of way. ​While there are tables available, the space is better suited for catching up with a small group of friends rather than setting up to work for hours. ​The hospitality is exceptional, and the entire experience feels deeply connected to the farm. Make the extra effort to stop here the next time you're traveling through the area! ​CAUTION: Check their website for hours before you go; they have fairly limited operating hours, so definitely plan ahead to stop by on your way to anywhere else in the area!

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