Fuego Coffee Roasters

United States New York City of RochesterFuego Coffee Roasters

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Address

1 Woodbury Blvd, Rochester, NY 14604

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Phone

(585) 369-4141

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Website

fuegocoffee.com

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Overview

Description

Low-key, minimalist coffee shop serving house roasts, tea & hot chocolate, plus baked goods.

I had heard great things about this place and most of the reviews are excellent, but I was disappointed. I was debating between the 3 stars or 4. First the good. The vibe is cool and trendy and the barista was SUPER nice. They seem very inclusive and every other person seemed to have a pupper with them. My boyfriend got an apple fritter and it was excellent. Everyone seemed to be like family and very friendly with each other (even seemingly strangers). Now the cons. First, there's no parking except limited street parking that'll cost you minimum $1.50. Maybe you don't have a car or live close enough to walk so you don't care, cool. It is a little small inside. Now to the coffee. I got a latte and it was bitter. My boyfriend got drip coffee and it just tasted very acidic even after lots of milk and sugar. Joe Bean has much better coffee (but not great atmosphere) and Sasso has much better atmosphere and drink choices (but the coffee is just ok).

Jordan Dotson

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This is my favorite coffeeshop in Rochester. Here's why: • Fuego has the best drip coffee and the best espresso drinks. No one in Rochester makes a better cortado. Their roasts are complex and fascinating. • Fuego has the best environment. The windows are tall and let in plenty of refreshing light. It doesn't have that polygon robot barn look of a lot of contemporary coffee shops. It's not as cramped as some other coffeeshops in Rochester, but it's also not a sprawling mess like some others. The artwork also isn't awkwardly bad. It's a good space both to get work done and have a conversation. • The music selection is great for writing — often it's abstract electronica in the mode of Boards of Canada, though I did hear Jenny Lewis blasting one early morning, which totally worked too. The only major downside is that there's no free parking that I know of, but that doesn't stop me from coming back.

Steven Rodriguez

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First time coming to this place and I have to say I loved it! The barista was quick and our drinks were delicious. My wife got the chai tea latte and I got a cinnamon chipotle mocha. We would recommend either. The mocha was smooth and the cinnamon chipotle spices were present but not overbearing. The chai was well made and on the sweeter side. Atmosphere was bright and cheery. Music was a bit loud but not terrible. Seating was plentiful. We were there to chat with friends which we could do with no problem. There was also plenty of tables and areas for laptops and tablets. We will be coming back.

Dave Santos

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Virginia is one of the sweetest people I’ve ever met and definitely went above and beyond in literally every aspect. Of course the coffee was perfect too!! The one-and-one is a unique offering and I loved being able to get the shot split to try their espresso alone and a cortado for the price of one drink :) Indoor seating is spaced well and the high, bare ceiling is both pretty and helps keep things aired out. Got beans I’m excited to try, all bags were no more than five days old which is right where they should be!

Ryan Vaughn

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Fuego has super good lattes; I really enjoyed my salted caramel latte. It’s a decent calming atmosphere too. I thought it felt a bit industrial and could’ve used cozier chairs or something, if I wanted to spend a lot of time here. I was also surprised by the lack of food on the menu; it looked like they didn’t have any food except a couple pastries in the cooler. Overall a nice spot to grab a drink or chill for a bit though.

Sarah Bogdan

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