Collier’s Cafe — Restaurant in Town of Pittsford

Collier’s Cafe sits on a corner plot and was flooded with sunlight making it a warm and inviting place to enjoy breakfast, lunch, pastries, teas and coffees.

There is plenty of seating and the walls are adorned with beautiful local art to purchase.

In the back there is a good sized seating area for 8, a comfy sofa and even a high chair for the little ones.

Bri (owner) was absolutely fabulous. She made us feel very welcome. Ally was super friendly and smiley.

We ordered the Hot Pumpkin Spice Latte, Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate, Single Origin Honduran, Coffee Blend and Toast with Butter.

I am not really a hot chocolate kinda person but their hot chocolate was rich and decadent without being overpowering. The velvety taste transported me right back to Geneva (Switzerland).

The Pumpkin Spiced Latte was full of flavour. Their homemade syrups are absolutely delicious.

The single origin Honduran Drip Coffee was very reasonably priced, tasty, low acid and unexpectedly hot in comparison to lukewarm coffees we have been drinking.

A wonderful cafe with outstanding service and scrumptious goodies for all tastes.

There is ample free...

Collier’s cafe is located right across from book culture on Main Street in Pittsford. Can I just say that’s such a dangerous combination?? If I still lived in Rochester, this would be a CONSTANT struggle with getting books and coffee because they’re so close. Not to mention the jellycat store next door…. In all seriousness, the coffee here at Collier’s was so cute. It tasted amazing too! I’m so happy that the coffee I’ve been trying here in Rochester this week has all been amazing. I got the salted caramel latte and it was really good! They also had seasonal options but this morning I was craving something really sweet! They have a lot of food and pastry options which was very enticing! When I asked about gluten free options, they said they did have them but they were out at the moment. Such a cute stop to hit up. I can’t...

Awesome daily specials. The syrup is home made. PB and lavender are really unique flavors. Prices for drinks are on the steep end but justified given the options and the fact that they're not off-the-shelf. The fig/pistachio bread is really tasty but INSANELY rich - get it, but definitely split it with someone.

The pastries, however, are from a local commissary and have been sitting there probably since 5 a.m. - they're mediocre. I'm not going to ding them a star since they don't make them - but the fact that they don't make them is a downside and I'd avoid them and go elsewhere in Pittsford for fresh baked goods after getting...