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    Root 31 - Uncooked burger

    Root 31

    3.5(131 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$

    3.5 rating round up to a 4. The wrap I ordered wasn't my type, but my staff were happy with their…read moreoptions, so I'll take that. We took out but the interior seems cozy enough to have the coffee shop feel but spacious enough to hold most folks. food was made promptly and staff were friendly. I ordered the mango chutney turkey wrap- it was a little odd but I appreciate that Root31 is going for healthy options despite being a fast food approach. Imagine cold mango jam with a mouthful of raw spinach. All in a cold wrap. it's a little jarring in texture and flavor contrast. I almost can't remember if there was indeed turkey because I was just so busy trying to get past the sweet jammy raw leaf. The other options my staff ordered that were warm were all good hits, so I think we would order again. I would order a warm entree next time to make a better review.

    I want to preface this by stating that I really like this establishment & its staff. I sometimes…read morestop in just for a chai latte & a treat. Once in a while I have a meal here, especially when my daughter visits we like to go after church on Sunday and have brunch. Unfortunately in between visits I forget that the hot food is slow to come out of the kitchen. Getting their lovely eggs Benedict with lukewarm eggs has been my consistent experience over the two years I've been coming here. This morning both of us ordered egg dishes that took a long time to make their way to our table outside. We most likely won't be returning as there are certainly better options.

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    Village Bakery & Cafe - Pittsford - Lilly- so good

    Village Bakery & Cafe - Pittsford

    4.0(347 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    Village bakery and cafe is always great! This location in Pittsford is super convenient-- right…read morenext to Main Street and across the street from the library. It's often busy during peak hours, but I've always been able to find a spot on the patio. The patio is nice, tucked in next to the building. There's often some shade from the building over the tables. Everything that I've ever gotten from VBC has been delicious. The strawberry bliss cooler is my go-to since it's similar to a Starbucks strawberry açaí refresher, but the ingredients are simpler and the caffeine comes from green tea! I love to get a strawberry bliss cooler and an egg sandwich for brunch. My favorite egg sandwich was the Lilly, but since that has been discontinued, I build a similar sandwich with BYO.

    THE ALMOND CROISSANT. It was genuinely the best thing I've had in 2026 so far. It was more dense…read moredue to the filling but still perfectly flaky. I'm not even a huge almond person but this changed my life's trajectory (all roads lead back to VBC now). The Betsy was also great, I wish I got some greens to pair with it. Cheese danish wasn't overly sweet either. Not depicted is a vanilla latte, a tad disappointed with it but only bc everything else was stellar and the coffee pales in comparison to the food. Incredibly friendly staff despite the line wrapping around tables. Would not suggest coming here on a weekend after 10am though, it was packed like a store on Black Friday before online shopping got popular. Wish there was more seating!

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    Manzara Cafe - Deluxe waffle with banana pie ice cream, Turkish coffee with Turkish delight and water

    Manzara Cafe

    4.8(30 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    This place was literally right next-door to my hotel, so I walked over for breakfast. It's a…read moreTurkish restaurant, that has things such as pastries, sandwiches, coffees, etc..... The gentleman who helped me was very friendly and helpful. I decided to tthe borek. It's a pastry that can be made either savory or sweet, I decided to have mine with. Spinach and cheese. I also ordered the baklava, and a little cup of the Turkish coffee (whoa!!). The Borek , I didn't look that big in the case spoiler alert, it was.... The dough was wonderfully flaky , and the filling was amazingly savory. I liked the spinach, and I'm not sure what type of cheese it was. But it played with the spinach perfectly it reminded me very much of a spanakopita, which I also love. The baklava was also excellent. It was perfectly flaky on the outside, and the honey, and the nuts inside were just fantastic. It is one of the better baklava that I have ever had. Now let's talk about the Turkish coffee. I've had Lebanese coffee, and I loved, and Ithought was strong.... the Turkish coffee makes Lebanese coffee taste like decaf that you would get from a cheap corner diner. With just a little bit of milk and sugar, it was perfect it was rich, and it was strong! At this point, I could probably make it to six hours to my destination without a car :). All of this great food, and I was only roughly out the door 20 bucks. For such high-quality food, it was worth it. I hope I'm back in Rochester again, because I would easily stop here again.

    Cafe Manzara feels like a little pocket of Türkiye tucked into Brighton--and honestly, I wasn't…read moreexpecting to be this charmed. I came in for something simple and left fully committed to the experience. The Turkish coffee arrived in the most adorable cup, strong and velvety with that classic, unapologetic depth, paired with a soft, rose-kissed Turkish delight that made the whole thing feel like a ritual rather than just a caffeine stop. I took my time to enjoy every sip of it. And then the rice pudding. Served warm in a rustic clay bowl, topped generously with pistachios--it hit that perfect balance of creamy, lightly sweet, and comforting without being heavy. One of those desserts that sneaks up on you and suddenly you're scraping the bottom of the dish. The space itself is cozy and thoughtfully put together, and the people working there genuinely elevate it. Kind, welcoming, and happy to let you linger a bit, which feels increasingly rare. The first thing I noticed is how healthy and vibrant the plants look and to me that was the winning point. This is a great cozy spot for folks who don't enjoy social interactions and high energy vibes. It's more for the slow in the moment experience to sip and relax.

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