Oh my goodness! The best linzer cookies ever! My first time trying and I cannot wait for another…read morecookie. I've been meaning to get out to the bakery forever. So glad I had the opportunity to try this cookie as it was absolutely delicious! My colleagues tried tried the snickerdoodle and said it was just as amazing!

Lemon meringue pie for the win! I was lucky a family member brought it since Fluffing isn't near by.read more

Soon as you walk in the fresh aroma of coffee hits you. Service was friendly and quick. Few tables…read moreto sit and enjoy your coffee. They also sell bagels, danishes and muffins. Coffee and many coffee makers are for sale.

I don't drink coffee, so I suppose my opinion about coffee places is a bit under-seasoned, but…read moreUnion Place seems like a good one. Super high ceilings, local art on the walls, comfortable seats, and friendly folks behind the counter. While I don't drink coffee, I was purchasing nine pounds of coffee (it's a stocking stuffer in our family) for other people. It seems like Union Place typically has an excellent and varied selection of different beans, but it was too close to Christmas and they were running low on it all. My friend came out from behind the counter, and helped my navigate what was still available. I got a lot of beans, they ground them for me for the right filters (while I sat in a very comfortable chair), and I was out of there. If you actually drink coffee, I bet you'll like this place even better than I do.

Super nice folks and great coffee but this is NOT a dine-in coffee shop. They do not have seating…read morefor laptops or to simply sit with your coffee. Which is perfectly okay if you're getting your coffee to go, but I was hoping to have a spot to work this morning. [Review 1528 of 2024 - 444 in New York - 22551 overall]

Visited the new storefront recently. The decor for Christmas is beautiful and had the best…read morepeppermint mocha ever. The barista cut the sweetness significantly (per my request) and it was the best Christmas mocha of all time.

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

Awesome hidden gem. The coffee here is solid and good. You can tell they take their coffee…read moreseriously. Also cool packaging !

I have driven by this spot many times and finally the flags in front lured me in…read more It's a very cozy coffee shop with lunch and wine options. The premises gives off a cabin like vibe and is calming. They have produced coffee over 25 years and it definitely shows, I had their daily special cappuccino and it was aromatic and flavorful. I also had their lab dry wine rose paired with the lobster bagel and the combo was incredibly good. The owners also came out to socialize and we had a ton of fun. Definitely planning to visit in the future.

It was fine. The Benedict and food in general was small but tasted good. Coffee wasn't very strong…read morebut it was good for a hot day sitting out on their outdoor seating. Prices are somewhat high for the portions. There's not a lot of staff available which is fine, but it does mean that you might have to wait a little if it gets busy.

Gotta love Finger Lakes Coffee Roasters. Day after Hurricane Sandy they were open while the big…read morechain coffee joints were closed. Shop local! Keep your $$ in the community!

I travel to Rochester often,and my usual stop for coffee is Tim Horton's at the travel plaza east…read moreof Canandaigua. I decided I wanted instead to give my money to a local business and have a more interesting coffee experience this morning. So, I went off the Thruway 15 minutes out of my way to try FLCR. As a resident of the Finger Lakes, I'd had their coffee before but it never really made an impression.. So, I was looking forward to the experience. I walked in and there is country music blasting... Not a hipster vibe.:) There was a crowd of old-timers in a corner having their morning klatch, which was great. I love an inviting neighborhood coffee shop, even though this is in a strip mall. I could read the sign that lists roasts available today but the names don't say much about the product, so I asked the counter person what they have available, hoping it'd be obvious that I'm not familiar with their product. She answered by stepping aside so I could read the signs on the coffee pumps. Great! I asked what their lighter blend is. She replied "Lake Blend". So I ordered that. it wasn't until I got myself back on the Thruway that I took my first sip. I have never had a weaker cup of coffee outside of a diner or a hospital situation. Even (especially) a light blend, when brewed properly, should have a flavorful profile and provide a full coffee experience. That should be the expectation at a coffee roaster, right? If I had taken a sip before I pulled out, I think I would've brought it back and requested another flavor. The service was quite impersonal and businesslike and it was obvious the counter person wasn't really clued in. Do ya even drink this stuff? The one saving grace was the medium 16oz cup only cost $1.95. I might have paid twice that for a really good cup, though. I had hoped to add a scone or muffin to my coffee order but the selection was limited, didn't look appetizing, wrapped in plastic film--never a good sign. I will say that the experience is particularly disappointing to me especially because they do roast and wholesale coffee. Why bother roasting when the coffee is made so weak so that the flavor is imperceptible?

I've driven by a few times and actually had time to stop in today. Located directly across the…read morestreet from Country Max in a stand alone red house that was converted to commercial space, there is plenty of parking, it is accessible for walkers but there is a small curb to step up, and smells so delicious when you walk in! Maggie greeted me immediately and showed me around. In addition to the shortbread which is kept in a refrigerator case, there are Scottish collectibles, jewelry, and ground coffee for purchase (no whole beans at this time). They make several varieties of shortbread but stock was low (I think due to St Patrick's Day, even though that's Irish, idk). I bought the plain/regular and a Whiskey Pecan. Both were made fresh this week. Under the paper wrapper, the 8 "fingers" are wrapped in plastic for freshness. The cookies were light, not too dry and delicious. I could taste the Whiskey flavor but my hubby said it was barely there. Regardless, we both loved both cookies. I will be going back next week for the cranberry ones. I can't wait!

Real shortbread. Real butter. No hype. Not over-sweet, not…read morefussy, not trying to reinvent anything. Just perfectly made, crumbly, rich, and exactly what shortbread is supposed to taste like. This is how it should be done. I ordered the regular and Irish cream flavors. They were delivered to my door very promptly! Thank you!

I love simple roast! The coffee whether it's just a regular cup of coffee or a latte you can't go…read morewrong stopping here. I wish they were in Syracuse. If you're lucky you'll miss a line but it's totally worth the wait. They are always very friendly and fast! Very helpful deciding what you want. Just your basic green shed if you blink you'll miss it but once you find it, you'll always go back!

I have had many good experiences at simple roast on grant ave in Auburn. However, today's was quite…read moredisappointing period to start off. I checked my rewards account.It states that you need sixty points to get a free coffee.I had sixty three points period I drove twenty miles to get this ice coffee.I had to wait fifteen minutes with one car at the window. When I got up to the window, I asked if they were short staffed, they dismissed me.And said, no, with no explanation for the long wait or apology. I asked her to check my number about my free coffee.She said, i'm sorry, no, you don't have enough points.You need seventy five I told her that online.It says, you only need sixty.She did not offer me a free coffee. I gave them my order and I forgot to tell them half ice.There was no way to contact them once they closed that window.I sat there and honked my horn a couple times and I knocked on the tip thing, and nobody could hear me when she opened the window, I informed her.I do need half ice please. Fiona was not very nice.She was quite rude.I won't be back... As I am writing this review, i'm looking at the size of my coffee and realized I did ask for a twenty ounce, and they gave me a sixteen ounce, now the line is so long.I can't even go back to have it corrected.How extremely disappointing?I will never be back