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LH — 2013-02-17T05:05:04Z

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	+ ------ + ''2013-02-17 00:05:04'' [[nbsp]] Fantastic coffee - drank my cappuccino black, something I rarely do. However: cup was tiny and very expensive. Also: very very hipster vibe, kind of a see-and-be-seen place, and more of a coffee bar than a laid-back coffee house atmosphere. Really nice design though - cute rough-hewn wooden tables on the side. Cheese plate was OK and a bit pricey. --["Users/LH"]

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peteb — 2012-11-20T19:54:42Z

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- ------ - ''2012-11-20 11:22:08'' [[nbsp]] Looks good. I hope they serve Organo Gold.. Its the healthiest coffee in the market...it tastes amazing with an exotic aroma :) http://mycapturepage.com/cp23.php?id=470 --["Users/arjuna"]

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arjuna — 2012-11-20T16:22:08Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-11-20 11:22:08'' [[nbsp]] Looks good. I hope they serve Organo Gold.. Its the healthiest coffee in the market...it tastes amazing with an exotic aroma :) http://mycapturepage.com/cp23.php?id=470 --["Users/arjuna"]

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EileenF — 2012-09-08T12:29:32Z

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- '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters''' is a ["coffee"] roaster and full service ["Coffeehouses" coffee and espresso bar] located near the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. They also participate in ["First Friday"] by holding a gallery exhibition from 6pm-10pm every First Friday of the month. They are dedicated to "coffee culture" and describe themselves as "artisan micro-roasters of exquisite coffee, a source for coffee education, and a community coffee bar."	+ '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters''' is a ["coffee"] roaster and full service ["Coffeehouses" coffee and espresso bar] located near the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. They also participate in ["First Friday"] by holding a gallery exhibition from 6pm-10pm every First Friday of the month. They are dedicated to "coffee culture" and describe themselves as "artisan micro-roasters of exquisite coffee, a source for coffee education, and a community coffee bar." All coffee is organic ["Fair Trade"].

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EileenF — 2012-08-13T02:36:09Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-08-12 22:36:09'' [[nbsp]] Yeah, I should warn people about that. Their coffee is INCREDIBLY strong, and this is coming from an addict who drinks on average 4-6 cups a day and still falls asleep by ten. But two cups of Joe Bean at three in the afternoon will keep me up til two in the morning. --["Users/EileenF"]

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Damiankumor — 2012-08-13T02:01:16Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-08-12 22:01:16'' [[nbsp]] I went here after a dinner and few beers at the old toad to get a flight of coffee before they closed. We got there like 30 minutes before closing time and I split a tasting flight of three coffees with a friend. The presentation was great, they prepared them in view and did it with a pour over and drip and then brought them out in little glasses. The coffee was good and fresh, I didn't add anything to it. Just straight up. Then once I got home I was wired for 4 more hours. I didn't get to sleep until I did loads of stuff like clean the floors, do my laundry (including the dry cycle), and tons of other stuff until 2 or 3 in the morning. So I loved it. --["Users/Damiankumor"]

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Bdub — 2012-07-13T21:42:14Z

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Bdub — 2012-07-13T21:41:39Z

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	+ + Joe Bean recently unveiled "Tasting Trays" featuring market style local food options including bread from Flour City, Small World Bakery, and local cheeses and meats as well.

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TimGuyot — 2012-05-26T14:36:18Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-05-26 10:36:18'' [[nbsp]] Great shop with friendly, informative staff who take their craft seriously. On a per-cup basis, the coffee is a bit pricy, but worth it the same way a good glass of wine is. Their beans on the other hand are very reasonably priced and arguably some of the best in town. With either product, the staff are helpful and happy to answer any questions. + + The shop also has some great local art and a number of coffee-brewing devices for sale. (Which inevitably result in more questions) --["Users/TimGuyot"]

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Bdub — 2012-04-30T17:50:56Z

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	+ Beginning May 4th, 2012 Joe Bean will begin serving local wine and beer (including from Leonard Oaks Estate Winery) and draft beer from ["Roc Brewing Company"] through the "Ante-Diluvian" co-lab project that will produce a series of coffee beers with the micro-brewery. The "Kyoto Protocol" Sumatra IPA is the first beer in this series and was launched back in winter of 2011. +
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- They opened May 6th, ["2011"].	+ They opened May 6th, ["2011"] at their current location and were previously located in Webster, NY the company started in 2005, began "profile" roasting in 2007 and moved to the city of Rochester in May of 2011.

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EileenF — 2012-01-23T19:05:29Z

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	+ '''Admin Note: Additional responses to ["Users/Alex-C"] have been moved to the ["Joe Bean/Talk" Talk] page.''' + ------

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EileenF — 2012-01-21T02:54:33Z

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- ''2012-01-20 21:41:55'' [[nbsp]] Went to their Latte Art Throw-Down tonight. There's no admission fee but for $6 you get to sample a variety of specially-brewed artisan coffee while the artists do their thing, which is also broadcasted on a television so you can watch as they make their designs. Very interesting - I've always wondered how you make latte art. Free pizza was also available and the atmosphere was very festive. Joe Bean knows their coffee and that really sets them apart from the many other independent coffeehouses in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts" NOTA]-["Park Avenue" Park]-["South Wedge"] area.	+ ''2012-01-20 21:41:55'' [[nbsp]] Went to their Latte Art Throw-Down tonight. There's no admission fee but for $6 you get to sample a variety of specially-brewed artisan coffee while the artists do their thing, which is also broadcast on a television so you can watch as they make their designs. Very interesting - I've always wondered how you make latte art. Free pizza was also available and the atmosphere was very festive. Joe Bean knows their coffee and that really sets them apart from the many other independent coffeehouses in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts" NOTA]-["Park Avenue" Park]-["South Wedge"] area.
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- Notice to disabled customers: Normally Joe Bean is wheelchair-accessible but during the Latte Art Throw-Down it gets so packed it's almost impossible to walk. I'm guessing navigating with a chair or scooter is going to be ''extremely'' difficult, although the pizza room (the "Lab") was practically empty the couple times I was in there and had a second TV. --["Users/EileenF"]	+ Notice to disabled customers: Normally Joe Bean is wheelchair-accessible but during the Latte Art Throw-Down it gets so packed it's almost impossible to walk. I'm guessing navigating with a chair or scooter may be next to impossible, although the pizza room (the "Lab") was practically empty the couple times I was in there and had a second TV. --["Users/EileenF"]

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EileenF — 2012-01-21T02:53:00Z

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	+ ''2011-11-22 22:15:08'' [[nbsp]] I have yet to go (and I will eventually get there) but I've heard the coffee served here could have been brewed up by Gale on Breaking Bad. --["Users/BatGuano"] + ------

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EileenF — 2012-01-21T02:46:32Z

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- Joe Bean also offers period classes on new brewing techniques for the home, such as the artisan pour-over and full immersion brewing methods.	+ Joe Bean also offers classes on new brewing techniques for the home, such as the artisan pour-over and full immersion brewing methods.

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EileenF — 2012-01-21T02:46:12Z

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- '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters''' is a ["coffee"] roaster and full service ["Coffeehouses" coffee and espresso bar] located near the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. They also participate in ["First Friday"] by holding a gallery exhibition from 6pm-10pm every First Friday of the month. They are dedicated to "coffee culture" and describe themselves as "artisan micro-roasters of exquisite coffee, a source for coffee education, and a community coffee bar." They opened May 6th, ["2011"].	+ '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters''' is a ["coffee"] roaster and full service ["Coffeehouses" coffee and espresso bar] located near the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. They also participate in ["First Friday"] by holding a gallery exhibition from 6pm-10pm every First Friday of the month. They are dedicated to "coffee culture" and describe themselves as "artisan micro-roasters of exquisite coffee, a source for coffee education, and a community coffee bar."
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	+ Joe Bean also offers period classes on new brewing techniques for the home, such as the artisan pour-over and full immersion brewing methods. + + They opened May 6th, ["2011"].

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EileenF — 2012-01-21T02:43:50Z

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EileenF — 2012-01-21T02:41:55Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-01-20 21:41:55'' [[nbsp]] Went to their Latte Art Throw-Down tonight. There's no admission fee but for $6 you get to sample a variety of specially-brewed artisan coffee while the artists do their thing, which is also broadcasted on a television so you can watch as they make their designs. Very interesting - I've always wondered how you make latte art. Free pizza was also available and the atmosphere was very festive. Joe Bean knows their coffee and that really sets them apart from the many other independent coffeehouses in the ["Neighborhood of the Arts" NOTA]-["Park Avenue" Park]-["South Wedge"] area. + + Notice to disabled customers: Normally Joe Bean is wheelchair-accessible but during the Latte Art Throw-Down it gets so packed it's almost impossible to walk. I'm guessing navigating with a chair or scooter is going to be ''extremely'' difficult, although the pizza room (the "Lab") was practically empty the couple times I was in there and had a second TV. --["Users/EileenF"]

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EileenF — 2012-01-21T02:32:29Z

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EileenF — 2012-01-21T02:32:10Z

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- ''2011-11-22 02:24:22'' [[nbsp]] BRAVO - BDUB! Nothing more to add at this time as, your retort is accurate and a positive... for lack of better wording at this time... lacking of the head-stuck-in-the-behind comments of dooming other places which are doing just fine as independant businesses within the Rochester community or taking them as more than what they are. --["Users/NightlifeCher"] - ------ - ''2011-11-22 15:59:49'' [[nbsp]] University Ave is not "borderline run-down." It's simply a commercial street with less interesting architecture than other parts of Rochester. I do wish Joe Bean was in a more walkable neighborhood but when you think about it, places like Park Ave, the South Wedge, NOTA, etc. already have plenty of established coffeehouses. --["Users/EileenF"] - ------ - ''2011-11-22 16:25:53'' [[nbsp]] I really find that the area of of University has some very interesting architecture. I love walking around in Antiques and Lace. The massive building that Joe Bean was once a WWI Armor production facility and later after WWII if became a shoe manufacturing facility. It is certainly post-industrial but I find this to be really cool and really different than a lot of other neighborhoods in Rochester. It reminds me of Brooklyn quite a bit. --["Users/Bdub"] - ------ - ''2011-11-22 16:28:51'' [[nbsp]] As for my observations about the neighborhood-please note the crappy apartment buildings on East Blvd, the 'ghetto' supermarket, the run-down junk shops, and the run-down neighborhood just across the tracks. - - As for the place you mentioned in NYC, well, in THAT part of town, it's never more than a quick walk to the nearest eatery. Eat dinner across the street, then come for coffee. Not the same here-you'd need to walk around dimly-lit buildings, across pothole-strews mud-dirt lots to even get to Pomodoro's. And, anyplace else is a hike (except maybe KFC). - - About the bit about being an 'art gallery'; I once heard somebody comment about the fact that the food in art galleries is about as bad as the art on restaurant walls. I will probably come back again someday, but it won't be for the 'art'. - - And, as for bolstering the image of the are by mentioning all the places nearby, frankly, I can't see why you would mention the Wegmans, which will soon be a major construction site. Also, the can-redemption center there attracts all matter of riff-raff into the area, adding to the 'borderline' descriptor. You also failed to mention the vacant warehouse, the 3 places that repair cars (and one who runs a big towing business), as well as the machine shop, the muffler shop, and the big gas station, all in the immediate area. Don't forget to mention the CSX mainline with about 80 freight trains passing by each day. Park avenue, it ain't! --["Users/Alex-C"] - ------ - ''2011-11-22 18:02:51'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. For the record Park Ave is probably the last neighborhood I would personally want to live in for the city. I have been a resident of the South Wedge for over a year now and find that the neighborhood encompasses a much greater sense of community and more unique businesses then that of Park Ave. I think what honestly strikes me the most about your posts is that you seem to be a true nay sayer and pessimist. One only needs to look at the list of other places you've reviewed to realize that it's a pattern of yours. Can I ask an honest question do you actually enjoy living in Rochester? I'm asking because I honestly can't tell. Are you from the suburbs? There is nothing Ghetto about University Ave and if you actually believe this then you should probably take the time to visit areas on the north and west side of the city that are struggling immensely. - - The Art Gallery food comment is again a mystery. Whether you travel for art in different locations isn't really my concern but again the arts scene is part of the fabric of the community of Rochester and many people (including myself) love to go to First Friday Gallery Nights. The cafe features other local food vendors like Small World Bakery, Everybotti Biscotti, and desserts from the Owl House. Artisan Works is just down the street. The reason I mention Wegmans is because it's a major development project that's only indicative of the fact that the area is on the rise. - - Rochester itself is a post industrial city and I celebrate the history of this area. Trains? I love trains I've ridden on them all over the world! So where is your perfect corner of the city? I find that I just can't appreciate your attitude. Who describes anyone as riff-raffs anymore?! I'm thankful it's not Park Ave. that neighborhood can have it's own character and persona, God forbid that everything be the same, but then again I appreciate the uniqueness of my city. --["Users/Bdub"] - ------ - ''2011-11-22 18:45:43'' [[nbsp]] Junk shops? If you're referring to ["Antiques and Old Lace"], that's actually a totally awesome place full of unique stuff. --["Users/EileenF"] - ------
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- ''2011-11-22 22:15:08'' [[nbsp]] I have yet to go (and I will eventually get there) but I've heard the coffee served here could have been brewed up by Gale on Breaking Bad. --["Users/BatGuano"] - ------ - ''2011-12-08 12:37:27'' [[nbsp]] Well said, BDub and EileenF! I always love seeing other folks who embrace and emphasize the unique positives in Rochester, rather than moaning about how everything here isn't Starbucks in New York City. --["Users/AlexK"] - ------

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ChristopherBrandt — 2011-12-18T05:35:09Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-12-18 00:35:09'' [[nbsp]] Their cappucinos are a little heavy on the milk, but regardless, it is the best cup of espresso you will have in the city. Jembetat, Boulder, and Java's are all good in their own right, but if you are pining for a great coffee centric experience, there is no better. As for being a in vacant warehouse, last time I checked (this afternoon at 2pm) there were over two dozen commcercial and private business tenants in their building. --["Users/ChristopherBrandt"]

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alexk — 2011-12-08T17:37:27Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-12-08 12:37:27'' [[nbsp]] Well said, BDub and EileenF! I always love seeing other folks who embrace and emphasize the unique positives in Rochester, rather than moaning about how everything here isn't Starbucks in New York City. --["Users/AlexK"]

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Bdub — 2011-11-23T04:22:52Z

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batguano — 2011-11-23T03:15:08Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 22:15:08'' [[nbsp]] I have yet to go (and I will eventually get there) but I've heard the coffee served here could have been brewed up by Gale on Breaking Bad. --["Users/BatGuano"]

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 21:40:08'' [[nbsp]] Contrary to previous comments, you can get your coffee to go. And it is excellent. --["Users/KwandellPeterson"]

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EileenF — 2011-11-22T23:45:43Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 18:45:43'' [[nbsp]] Junk shops? If you're referring to ["Antiques and Old Lace"], that's actually a totally awesome place full of unique stuff. --["Users/EileenF"]

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Bdub — 2011-11-22T23:41:40Z

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- ''2011-11-22 18:02:51'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. For the record Park Ave is probably the last neighborhood I would personally want to live in for the city. I have been a resident of the South Wedge for over a year now and find that the neighborhood encompasses a much greater sense of community and more unique businesses then that of Park Ave. I think what honestly strikes me the most about your posts is that you seem to be a true nay sayer and pessimist. One only needs to look at the list of other places you've reviewed to realize that it's a pattern of yours. Can I ask an honest question do you actually enjoy living in Rochester? I'm asking because I honestly can't tell. Are you from the suburbs? There is nothing Ghetto about University Ave and if you actually believe this then you should probably take the time to visit areas on the north and west side of the city that are struggling immensely. The Art Gallery food comment is again a mystery. Whether you travel for art in different locations isn't really my concern but again the arts scene is part of the fabric of the community of Rochester and many people (including myself) love to go to First Friday Gallery Nights. The cafe features other local food vendors like Small World Bakery, Everybotti Biscotti, and desserts from the Owl House. Artisan Works is just down the street. The reason I mention Wegmans is because it's a major development project that's only indicative of the fact that the area is on the rise. Rochester itself is a post industrial city and I celebrate the history of this area. Trains? I love trains I've ridden on them all over the world! So where is your perfect corner of the city? I find that I just can't appreciate your attitude. Who describes anyone as riff-raffs anymore?! I'm thankful it's not Park Ave. that neighborhood can have it's own character and persona, God forbid that everything be the same, but then again I actually like diversity and appreciate the uniqueness of my city. --["Users/Bdub"]	+ ''2011-11-22 18:02:51'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. For the record Park Ave is probably the last neighborhood I would personally want to live in for the city. I have been a resident of the South Wedge for over a year now and find that the neighborhood encompasses a much greater sense of community and more unique businesses then that of Park Ave. I think what honestly strikes me the most about your posts is that you seem to be a true nay sayer and pessimist. One only needs to look at the list of other places you've reviewed to realize that it's a pattern of yours. Can I ask an honest question do you actually enjoy living in Rochester? I'm asking because I honestly can't tell. Are you from the suburbs? There is nothing Ghetto about University Ave and if you actually believe this then you should probably take the time to visit areas on the north and west side of the city that are struggling immensely. + + The Art Gallery food comment is again a mystery. Whether you travel for art in different locations isn't really my concern but again the arts scene is part of the fabric of the community of Rochester and many people (including myself) love to go to First Friday Gallery Nights. The cafe features other local food vendors like Small World Bakery, Everybotti Biscotti, and desserts from the Owl House. Artisan Works is just down the street. The reason I mention Wegmans is because it's a major development project that's only indicative of the fact that the area is on the rise. + + Rochester itself is a post industrial city and I celebrate the history of this area. Trains? I love trains I've ridden on them all over the world! So where is your perfect corner of the city? I find that I just can't appreciate your attitude. Who describes anyone as riff-raffs anymore?! I'm thankful it's not Park Ave. that neighborhood can have it's own character and persona, God forbid that everything be the same, but then again I appreciate the uniqueness of my city. --["Users/Bdub"]

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 18:02:51'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. For the record Park Ave is probably the last neighborhood I would personally want to live in for the city. I have been a resident of the South Wedge for over a year now and find that the neighborhood encompasses a much greater sense of community and more unique businesses then that of Park Ave. I think what honestly strikes me the most about your posts is that you seem to be a true nay sayer and pessimist. One only needs to look at the list of other places you've reviewed to realize that it's a pattern of yours. Can I ask an honest question do you actually enjoy living in Rochester? I'm asking because I honestly can't tell. Are you from the suburbs? There is nothing Ghetto about University Ave and if you actually believe this then you should probably take the time to visit areas on the north and west side of the city that are struggling immensely. The Art Gallery food comment is again a mystery. Whether you travel for art in different locations isn't really my concern but again the arts scene is part of the fabric of the community of Rochester and many people (including myself) love to go to First Friday Gallery Nights. The cafe features other local food vendors like Small World Bakery, Everybotti Biscotti, and desserts from the Owl House. Artisan Works is just down the street. The reason I mention Wegmans is because it's a major development project that's only indicative of the fact that the area is on the rise. Rochester itself is a post industrial city and I celebrate the history of this area. Trains? I love trains I've ridden on them all over the world! So where is your perfect corner of the city? I find that I just can't appreciate your attitude. Who describes anyone as riff-raffs anymore?! I'm thankful it's not Park Ave. that neighborhood can have it's own character and persona, God forbid that everything be the same, but then again I actually like diversity and appreciate the uniqueness of my city. --["Users/Bdub"]

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- And, as for bolstering the image of the are by mentioning all the places nearby, frankly, I can't see why you would mention that wegmans, which will soon be a construction site. Also, the can-redemption center there attracts all matter of riff-raff into the are. You also failed to mention the vacant warehouse, the 3 places that repair cars (and one who runs a big towing business), as well as the machine shop, the muffler shop, and the big gas station. Don't forget to mention the CSX mainline with about 80 freight trains passing by each day. Park avenue, it ain't! --["Users/Alex-C"]	+ And, as for bolstering the image of the are by mentioning all the places nearby, frankly, I can't see why you would mention the Wegmans, which will soon be a major construction site. Also, the can-redemption center there attracts all matter of riff-raff into the area, adding to the 'borderline' descriptor. You also failed to mention the vacant warehouse, the 3 places that repair cars (and one who runs a big towing business), as well as the machine shop, the muffler shop, and the big gas station, all in the immediate area. Don't forget to mention the CSX mainline with about 80 freight trains passing by each day. Park avenue, it ain't! --["Users/Alex-C"]

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alex-c — 2011-11-22T21:28:51Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 16:28:51'' [[nbsp]] As for my observations about the neighborhood-please note the crappy apartment buildings on East Blvd, the 'ghetto' supermarket, the run-down junk shops, and the run-down neighborhood just across the tracks. + As for the place you mentioned in NYC, well, in THAT part of town, it's never more than a quick walk to the nearest eatery. Eat dinner across the street, then come for coffee. Not the same here-you'd need to walk around dimly-lit buildings, across pothole-strews mud-dirt lots to even get to Pomodoro's. And, anyplace else is a hike (except maybe KFC). + + About the bit about being an 'art gallery'; I once heard somebody comment about the fact that the food in art galleries is about as bad as the art on restaurant walls. I will probably come back again someday, but it won't be for the 'art'. + + And, as for bolstering the image of the are by mentioning all the places nearby, frankly, I can't see why you would mention that wegmans, which will soon be a construction site. Also, the can-redemption center there attracts all matter of riff-raff into the are. You also failed to mention the vacant warehouse, the 3 places that repair cars (and one who runs a big towing business), as well as the machine shop, the muffler shop, and the big gas station. Don't forget to mention the CSX mainline with about 80 freight trains passing by each day. Park avenue, it ain't! --["Users/Alex-C"]

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Bdub — 2011-11-22T21:26:38Z

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- ''2011-11-22 16:25:53'' [[nbsp]] I really find that the area of of University has some very interesting architecture. I love walking around in Antiques and Lace. The massive building that Joe Bean is in used to be a WWI Armor production facility and later after WWII if became a shoe manufacturing facility. It is certainly post-industrial but I find this to be really cool and really different than a lot of other neighborhoods in Rochester. It reminds me of Brooklyn quite a bit. --["Users/Bdub"]	+ ''2011-11-22 16:25:53'' [[nbsp]] I really find that the area of of University has some very interesting architecture. I love walking around in Antiques and Lace. The massive building that Joe Bean was once a WWI Armor production facility and later after WWII if became a shoe manufacturing facility. It is certainly post-industrial but I find this to be really cool and really different than a lot of other neighborhoods in Rochester. It reminds me of Brooklyn quite a bit. --["Users/Bdub"]

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 16:25:53'' [[nbsp]] I really find that the area of of University has some very interesting architecture. I love walking around in Antiques and Lace. The massive building that Joe Bean is in used to be a WWI Armor production facility and later after WWII if became a shoe manufacturing facility. It is certainly post-industrial but I find this to be really cool and really different than a lot of other neighborhoods in Rochester. It reminds me of Brooklyn quite a bit. --["Users/Bdub"]

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- ''2011-11-22 01:16:18'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. Just to clarify a few things. It IS a place where you can get a cup of coffee to go, and this is done daily. In terms of what else the place IS, it IS more than just a place to get an "expensive but great coffee in a minimalist, post-industrial style location." It is an Art Gallery that features new artists nearly every month, it IS a place where you can go to find community, build relationships, and learn just about everything you can imagine about coffee. It IS a place where you can stretch the "been there done that" of cafes that are too full of dink mixes, overly sweet high fructose based corn syrups, and over roasted coffee. The place is modeled after actual speciality coffee and the standards that you would find in New York City or Seattle. How do I know? Because I have extensive experience living in these cities and actually knowing what specialty coffee is supposed to be. Have you ever been to Stumptown Coffee in Manhattan on 29th street? They are even more minimalist but are legendary in the country for their dedication to bringing both knowledge and incredible quality to coffee.	+ ''2011-11-22 01:16:18'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. Just to clarify a few things. It IS a place where you can get a cup of coffee to go, and this is done daily. In terms of what else the place IS, it IS more than just a place to get an "expensive but great coffee in a minimalist, post-industrial style location." It is an Art Gallery that features new artists nearly every month, it IS a place where you can go to find community, build relationships, and learn just about everything you can imagine about coffee. It IS a place where you can stretch the "been there done that" of cafes that are too full of dink mixes, overly sweet high fructose based corn syrups, and over roasted coffee.
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EileenF — 2011-11-22T21:02:12Z

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- ''2011-11-22 15:59:49'' [[nbsp]] University Ave is not "borderline run-down." It's simply a commercial street with less interesting architecture than other parts of Rochester. --["Users/EileenF"]	+ ''2011-11-22 15:59:49'' [[nbsp]] University Ave is not "borderline run-down." It's simply a commercial street with less interesting architecture than other parts of Rochester. I do wish Joe Bean was in a more walkable neighborhood but when you think about it, places like Park Ave, the South Wedge, NOTA, etc. already have plenty of established coffeehouses. --["Users/EileenF"]

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 15:59:49'' [[nbsp]] University Ave is not "borderline run-down." It's simply a commercial street with less interesting architecture than other parts of Rochester. --["Users/EileenF"]

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Damiankumor — 2011-11-22T13:49:04Z

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- '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters''' is a ["coffee"] roaster and full service ["Coffeehouses" coffee and espresso bar] located near the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. They also participate in ["First Friday"] by holding a gallery exhibition from 6pm-10pm every First Friday of the month. They are dedicated to "coffee culture" and describe themselves as "artisan micro-roasters of exquisite coffee, a source for coffee education, and a community coffee bar."	+ '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters''' is a ["coffee"] roaster and full service ["Coffeehouses" coffee and espresso bar] located near the ["Neighborhood of the Arts"]. They also participate in ["First Friday"] by holding a gallery exhibition from 6pm-10pm every First Friday of the month. They are dedicated to "coffee culture" and describe themselves as "artisan micro-roasters of exquisite coffee, a source for coffee education, and a community coffee bar." They opened May 6th, ["2011"].

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nightlifecher — 2011-11-22T07:24:22Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 02:24:22'' [[nbsp]] BRAVO - BDUB! Nothing more to add at this time as, your retort is accurate and a positive... for lack of better wording at this time... lacking of the head-stuck-in-the-behind comments of dooming other places which are doing just fine as independant businesses within the Rochester community or taking them as more than what they are. --["Users/NightlifeCher"]

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Bdub — 2011-11-22T06:37:12Z

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Bdub — 2011-11-22T06:34:34Z

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- ''2011-11-22 01:11:09'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. Just to clarify a few things. It IS a place where you can get a cup of coffee to go, and this is done daily. In terms of what else the place IS, it IS more than just a place to get an "expensive but great coffee in a minimalist, post-industrial style location." It is an Art Gallery that features new artists nearly every month, it IS a place where you can go to find community, build relationships, and learn just about everything you can imagine about coffee. It IS a place where you can stretch the "been there done that" of cafes that are too full of dink mixes, overly sweet high fructose based corn syrups, and over roasted coffee. The place is modeled after actual speciality coffee and the standards that you would find in New York City or Seattle. How do I know? Because I have extensive experience living in these cities and actually knowing what specialty coffee is supposed to be. Have you ever been to Stumptown Coffee in Manhattan on 29th street? They are even more minimalist but are legendary in the country for their dedication to bringing both knowledge and incredible quality to coffee.	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 01:16:18'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. Just to clarify a few things. It IS a place where you can get a cup of coffee to go, and this is done daily. In terms of what else the place IS, it IS more than just a place to get an "expensive but great coffee in a minimalist, post-industrial style location." It is an Art Gallery that features new artists nearly every month, it IS a place where you can go to find community, build relationships, and learn just about everything you can imagine about coffee. It IS a place where you can stretch the "been there done that" of cafes that are too full of dink mixes, overly sweet high fructose based corn syrups, and over roasted coffee. The place is modeled after actual speciality coffee and the standards that you would find in New York City or Seattle. How do I know? Because I have extensive experience living in these cities and actually knowing what specialty coffee is supposed to be. Have you ever been to Stumptown Coffee in Manhattan on 29th street? They are even more minimalist but are legendary in the country for their dedication to bringing both knowledge and incredible quality to coffee.
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- I'm thankful that it IS a place that's largely focused on specialty coffee here in the City of Rochester and that it IS here to stay! --["Users/BenjaminWoelk"]	+ I'm thankful that it IS a place that's largely focused on specialty coffee here in the City of Rochester and that it IS here to stay! --["Users/Bdub"]

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Bdub — 2011-11-22T06:33:40Z

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Bdub — 2011-11-22T06:32:13Z

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Bdub — 2011-11-22T06:16:18Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-22 01:16:18'' [[nbsp]] Alex C. Just to clarify a few things. It IS a place where you can get a cup of coffee to go, and this is done daily. In terms of what else the place IS, it IS more than just a place to get an "expensive but great coffee in a minimalist, post-industrial style location." It is an Art Gallery that features new artists nearly every month, it IS a place where you can go to find community, build relationships, and learn just about everything you can imagine about coffee. It IS a place where you can stretch the "been there done that" of cafes that are too full of dink mixes, overly sweet high fructose based corn syrups, and over roasted coffee. The place is modeled after actual speciality coffee and the standards that you would find in New York City or Seattle. How do I know? Because I have extensive experience living in these cities and actually knowing what specialty coffee is supposed to be. Have you ever been to Stumptown Coffee in Manhattan on 29th street? They are even more minimalist but are legendary in the country for their dedication to bringing both knowledge and incredible quality to coffee. + + I'm not really sure what your qualifications are regarding to judging specialty coffee shops here and why you think "doom" is imminent but your post describing the area where is it located as being "borderline run-down" is entirely too humorous to be taken seriously. I would be curious to know if anyone else would describe that area in the same context when you have places like Pomadoro's, Vitoch, Ferguson's, Wisteria and the soon to be expanded Wegmans in that area. The building in which it is located even has a massage and spa and a variety of corporate offices. + + It is NOT a traditional model of cafe, it is NOT another cafe where you will find subpar lunches, it is NOT a place where you can find synthetic, unnatural, non-local ingredients to put in your coffee, it is NOT a place that uses powdered frappe mixes in a blender. + + IT is the best "third-place" in Rochester I can think of, it IS a places that partners with the community and incredible local assets like The Owl House, Small World Bakery, and Roc Brewing Co., it IS a place where you can find professional barista's similar to that in Seattle, NYC and more. + + I'm thankful that it IS a place that's largely focused on specialty coffee here in the City of Rochester and that it IS here to stay! --["Users/Bdub"]

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-11-22T06:14:45Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-11-22T06:11:09Z

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alex-c — 2011-11-21T19:59:42Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-11-21 14:59:42'' [[nbsp]] First of all, I'd like to tell people what this place is NOT: + + It is NOT a place where you can get a cup of coffee to go. + It is NOT a place where you can get a light lunch with your drink. + It is NOT a place where whipped cream is put into coffee. + It is NOT a place that utilises a blender. + + What it IS is a place where people who are serious (albiet a bit obsessively so) about coffee go to drink expensive but great coffee in a minimalist, post-industrial style location, and really NOTHING else. Mind you, the coffee is terrific, but that's really all there is here. It's also quite expensive on a per/cup basis, but then quality often does cost more. + + As much as I'd like to see a place like this be successful, I would have to point out 2 things that I think will doom it. The first is the afore mentioned lack of food, and the second is the location. For those who really, REALLY like good coffee and don't mind either paying extra for it or going to a borderline run-down area to get it, I'd say, go there and help them stay in business. Or, at least enjoy it while it lasts.... --["Users/Alex-C"]

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- ''2011-09-19 12:24:37'' [[nbsp]] I started to write a comment comparing this to Java's, but then I realized that's just stupid. While Java's coffee is good, they're about much more than coffee- hipster hangout, crazy baked goods, Eastman adjacency, all that jazz. Joe Bean is very much more coffee-centric. On my first visit I was presented with a list of the day's roasts. And much like you're presented with a wine list at a restaurant, it listed the origin and type of coffee with a description of the different flavors and subtleties to the roast. The baristas are capable of preparing your cup in a way that actually allows the delicate mix of flavors to shine through. And speaking of the baristas, they're all just tops! Friendly, welcoming, passionate, and extraordinarily knowledgeable about their craft. Ask them about what they're doing as they make your drink and they launch into a spiel about coffee chemistry that's as engaging as it is informative. This is absolutely the best cup of coffee in Rochester, and probably in all Upstate. --["Users/AlexK"]	+ ''2011-09-19 12:24:37'' [[nbsp]] I started to write a comment comparing this to Java's, but then I realized that's just stupid. While Java's coffee is good, they're about much more than coffee- hipster hangout, crazy baked goods, Eastman adjacency, all that jazz. Joe Bean is very much more coffee-centric (though they certainly don't discourage folks from hanging out!). On my first visit I was presented with a list of the day's roasts. And much like you're presented with a wine list at a restaurant, it listed the origin and type of coffee with a description of the different flavors and subtleties to the roast. The baristas are capable of preparing your cup in a way that actually allows the delicate mix of flavors to shine through. And speaking of the baristas, they're all just tops! Friendly, welcoming, passionate, and extraordinarily knowledgeable about their craft. Ask them about what they're doing as they make your drink and they launch into a spiel about coffee chemistry that's as engaging as it is informative. This is absolutely the best cup of coffee in Rochester, and probably in all Upstate. --["Users/AlexK"]

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alexk — 2011-09-19T16:24:37Z

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jewbilee — 2011-09-07T20:33:43Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-09-07 16:33:43'' [[nbsp]] Recently got into coffee and purchased a french press. I was looking for a place to get whole, fresh roasted beans to grind fresh at my house before brewing. I stopped in to Joe Bean and picked up a bag of their fresh roasted coffee and ordered an espresso as I had never had a straight shot before. When I told them that and about my recent journey into the coffee world, we started a great conversation about different techniques and coffees and was even offered a sample of the coffee I was purchasing that they had brewed just before I walked in. I will definitely be buying my coffee from this place for as long as I'm in Rochester! --["Users/jewbilee"]

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EileenF — 2011-09-05T13:29:27Z

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EileenF — 2011-09-05T13:17:11Z

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EileenF — 2011-09-05T13:16:35Z

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peteb — 2011-08-25T22:14:20Z

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peteb — 2011-08-25T22:12:38Z

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DottieHoffmann — 2011-08-14T00:23:15Z

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DottieHoffmann — 2011-08-14T00:22:53Z

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DottieHoffmann — 2011-08-14T00:22:40Z

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DottieHoffmann — 2011-08-14T00:22:29Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-06-09T19:23:02Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-06-09T19:20:10Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-06-09T18:43:47Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-06-09T18:43:20Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-06-09T18:42:05Z

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- ------ - ''2007-02-16 14:55:58'' [[nbsp]] Joe Bean is moving -- the last day at the current location (15 E Main St.) is March 2nd, 2007. They will be re-opening in a new location Fall 2007. --["EternalStudent"] - ------ - ''2008-10-22 17:05:57'' [[nbsp]] They have not yet reopened. This entry should probably be closed. --["Users/WayneArthurton"] - ------ - ''2010-02-28 22:37:48'' [[nbsp]] Joe Bean have now opened on 182 North Ave. just a bit North in the Village of Webster as coffee roasters. The facility is open for the public to tour and features whole bean coffee roasted on a weekly basis and also fresh single cup brewing. Open 9-5pm every Monday-Friday with special events on a monthly basis. --["Users/BenjaminWoelk"]

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peteb — 2011-04-26T20:24:14Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-04-26T06:07:57Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2011-04-26T06:07:57Z

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Damiankumor — 2011-03-11T14:04:38Z

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peteb — 2010-07-09T00:44:52Z

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peteb — 2010-03-25T00:54:04Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-25T00:40:54Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-25T00:40:54Z

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alexandergartley — 2010-03-01T18:13:07Z

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alexandergartley — 2010-03-01T18:12:41Z

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alexandergartley — 2010-03-01T18:12:07Z

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- '''Joe Bean''' became coffee roasters in the years since moving away from the cafe and have recently re-opened at 148 North Ave in the Village of Webster. They now specialize in all '''Fair Trade Certified''' and organic coffees from across the world utilizing a newer roasting process called Profile roasting. The shop is vibrant and colorful and features whole bean coffee (ground if needed) as well as fresh single cup brewing (French Press of Pour Over methods). Joe Bean Roasters also '''roasts to order''', if you have a single origin, blend, flavor, or natural decaf you would like to order simply call the shop at 585-265-4710 to place an order. Visit the website for Joe Bean Roasters full selection.	+ '''Joe Bean''' became coffee roasters in the years since moving away from the cafe and have recently re-opened at 148 North Ave in the Village of Webster. They now specialize in all '''Fair Trade Certified''' and organic coffees from across the world utilizing a newer roasting process called Profile roasting. The shop is vibrant and colorful and features whole bean coffee (ground if needed) as well as fresh single cup brewing (French Press of Pour Over methods). Joe Bean Roasters also '''roasts to order''', if you have a single origin, blend, flavor, or natural decaf you would like to order simply call the shop at 585-265-4710 to place an order. Orders are usually available within 24 hours, visit the website for Joe Bean Roasters full selection.

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-01T04:50:54Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-01T04:44:04Z

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- It should be noted that '''Joe Bean is now a retail boutique shop and attraction''', where you can shop for your coffee and brewing accessories and drink a cup while you peruse or take a cup to go. '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters is not a cafe''' at this point but they do offer social and educational open houses and exhibits on a monthly basis.	+ It should be noted that '''Joe Bean is now a retail boutique shop and attraction''', where you can shop for your coffee and brewing accessories and drink a cup while you peruse or take a cup to go. '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters is not a cafe''' at this point but in addition to regular store hours they do offer social and educational open houses and exhibits on a monthly basis.

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-01T04:43:18Z

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- Joe Bean became coffee roasters in the years since moving away from the cafe and have recently re-opened at 148 North Ave in the Village of Webster. They now specialize in all Fair Trade Certified and organic coffees from across the world utilizing a newer roasting process called Profile roasting. The shop is vibrant and colorful and features whole bean coffee (ground if needed) as well as fresh single cup brewing (French Press of Pour Over methods). Joe Bean Roasters also roasts to order, if you have a single origin, blend, flavor, or natural decaf you would like to order simply call the shop at 585-265-4710 to place an order. Visit the website for Joe Bean Roasters full selection.	+ '''Joe Bean''' became coffee roasters in the years since moving away from the cafe and have recently re-opened at 148 North Ave in the Village of Webster. They now specialize in all '''Fair Trade Certified''' and organic coffees from across the world utilizing a newer roasting process called Profile roasting. The shop is vibrant and colorful and features whole bean coffee (ground if needed) as well as fresh single cup brewing (French Press of Pour Over methods). Joe Bean Roasters also '''roasts to order''', if you have a single origin, blend, flavor, or natural decaf you would like to order simply call the shop at 585-265-4710 to place an order. Visit the website for Joe Bean Roasters full selection.
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- It should be noted that Joe Bean is now a retail boutique shop and attraction, where you can shop for your coffee and brewing accessories and drink a cup while you peruse or take a cup to go. Joe Bean Coffee Roasters is not a cafe at this point but they do offer social and educational open houses and exhibits on a monthly basis.	+ It should be noted that '''Joe Bean is now a retail boutique shop and attraction''', where you can shop for your coffee and brewing accessories and drink a cup while you peruse or take a cup to go. '''Joe Bean Coffee Roasters is not a cafe''' at this point but they do offer social and educational open houses and exhibits on a monthly basis.

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-01T04:38:36Z

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- \|\|<class="tablehead">'''New Location!'''\|\| - \|\|148 North Ave, Webster, NY\|\|	+ \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Now Open!'''\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address("148 North Ave, Webster NY, 14580")]] \|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Hours'''\|\| + Monday-Friday: 9:00AM to 5:00PM + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|http://www.joebeanroasters.com]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Facebook'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/pages/Webster-NY/Joe-Bean-Coffee-Roasters/157591773110?ref=ts]\|\|
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	+ Joe Bean became coffee roasters in the years since moving away from the cafe and have recently re-opened at 148 North Ave in the Village of Webster. They now specialize in all Fair Trade Certified and organic coffees from across the world utilizing a newer roasting process called Profile roasting. The shop is vibrant and colorful and features whole bean coffee (ground if needed) as well as fresh single cup brewing (French Press of Pour Over methods). Joe Bean Roasters also roasts to order, if you have a single origin, blend, flavor, or natural decaf you would like to order simply call the shop at 585-265-4710 to place an order. Visit the website for Joe Bean Roasters full selection.
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- '''Joe Bean''' became coffee roasters in the years since moving away from the cafe and have recently re-opened at 148 North Ave in the Village of Webster. They now specialize in all Fair Trade Certified and organic coffees from across the world utilizing a newer roasting process called Profile roasting. The shop is open M-F 9-5pm and features whole bean coffee as well as fresh single cup brewing (French Press of Pour Over methods). It should be noted that Joe Bean is more of a retail/boutique shop and attraction with the option to shop for coffee and brewing accessories and drink a cup while you peruse or take a cup to go. Joe Bean Coffee Roasters are not a cafe at this point but do offer social and educational open houses and exhibits on a monthly basis.	+ It should be noted that Joe Bean is now a retail boutique shop and attraction, where you can shop for your coffee and brewing accessories and drink a cup while you peruse or take a cup to go. Joe Bean Coffee Roasters is not a cafe at this point but they do offer social and educational open houses and exhibits on a monthly basis.
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- Joe Bean Coffee Roasters is often found at nearby farmers markets and area wide events and have wholesale relationship with local retail, restaurants and cafe's across Rochester.	+ Joe Bean Coffee Roasters is often found at nearby farmers markets and area wide events and have wholesale relationship with local retail, restaurants and cafe's across Rochester. Follow the Facebook Fan page to keep up with new and upcoming events.
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- You may find [Joe Bean Roasters] [http://www.joebeanroasters.com] online as well as on Facebook [http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/pages/Webster-NY/Joe-Bean-Coffee-Roasters/157591773110?ref=ts].

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-01T04:08:50Z

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-01T03:49:44Z

New update from a Joe Bean Roasters employee!

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- \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Former Location'''\|\| - \|\|15 East Main Street, Webster, NY\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Status'''\|\| - \|\|'''CLOSED''' in March ["2007"]\|\|	+ \|\|<class="tablehead">'''New Location!'''\|\| + \|\|148 North Ave, Webster, NY\|\|
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- '''Joe Bean''' was a local ["coffee"] shop.	+ '''Joe Bean''' has became coffee roasters in the few years away from the cafe and have recently reopened at 148 North Ave in the Village of Webster. They now specialize in all Fair Trade Certified and organic coffees from across the world utilizing a newer roasting process called Profile roasting. The shop is open M-F 9-5pm and features whole bean coffee as well as fresh single cup brewing. + + Joe Bean Coffee Roasters is often found at nearby markets and area wide events as well as a wholesale customer base with retail, restaurants and cafe's across Rochester. + + You may find [Joe Bean Roasters] [http://www.joebeanroasters.com] online as well as on Facebook [http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/pages/Webster-NY/Joe-Bean-Coffee-Roasters/157591773110?ref=ts].

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BenjaminWoelk — 2010-03-01T03:37:48Z

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	+ ------ + ''2010-02-28 22:37:48'' [[nbsp]] Joe Bean have now opened on 182 North Ave. just a bit North in the Village of Webster as coffee roasters. The facility is open for the public to tour and features whole bean coffee roasted on a weekly basis and also fresh single cup brewing. Open 9-5pm every Monday-Friday with special events on a monthly basis. --["Users/BenjaminWoelk"]

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BradMandell — 2009-07-24T09:34:30Z

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peteb — 2009-07-24T03:55:24Z

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peteb — 2009-07-24T03:34:55Z

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peteb — 2009-01-14T04:51:38Z

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peteb — 2008-10-22T21:53:06Z

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peteb — 2008-10-22T21:52:45Z

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peteb — 2008-10-22T21:52:34Z

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- \|\|Monday: 7:00am-4:00pm\|\| - \|\|Tuesday-Thursday: 7:00am-9:00pm\|\| - \|\|Friday: 7:00am-11:00pm\|\| - \|\|Saturday: 8:00am-11:00pm\|\| - \|\|Sunday: Closed\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| - \|\|(585) 265-4710\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| - \|\|[http://www.joebeancafe.com]\|\|	+ \|\|'''CLOSED'''\|\|
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WayneArthurton — 2008-10-22T21:05:57Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-22 17:05:57'' [[nbsp]] They have not yet reopened. This entry should probably be closed. --["Users/WayneArthurton"]

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peteb — 2008-08-22T20:55:36Z

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