Organic Alley

Location

616A Pittsford-Victor Road, Pittsford, NY 14534 [nearby bus stops]

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Hours

Monday - Friday: 6:45AM to 6:00PM

Saturday: 6:45AM to 5:00PM

Sunday: 6:45AM to 4:00PM

Phone

585 249 9310

Website

http://www.organicalley.com

As of July 7, 2008, Organic Alley is merging with Keuka Coffee Company and Cafe. Our new location is in Bushnell's Basin at 616A Pittsford-Victor Road in the Keuka Coffee Company's current location. As you may know, Organic Alley is all about organic, fair trade and locally-sourced products whenever possible. So merging the two companies is almost a no-brainer since Keuka offers locally produced Finger Lakes Coffee Roaster’s Coffee!

Ok. That’s nice, you say. But what does it mean to you?

Keuka Coffee Company will be phasing in locally produced and organic products. We will continue infusing the already fabulous Keuka Coffee offerings with your favorite Organic Alley menu selections.

We are still working out the details but here’s what you can expect:
Weeks 1-2: Featuring fair trade, organic coffees and teas. Spotlighting local suppliers.
Weeks 2-4: Featuring locally produced organic baked goods, organic & natural snacks.
Weeks 4-?: More exciting Organic Alley menu offerings to come!

We will be changing our name and our signs on the building to Organic Alley during this time.

So please stay tuned, check our website often for updates at www.organicalley.com.

Better yet, enjoy a cup of organic coffee or tea while relaxing in our canal-side cafe. Your body and the planet will thank you!

The Keuka Coffee Co. and Organic Alley Management Team

Located in Bushnell's Basin in Pittsford.

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2006-05-25 14:04:21 I've been here to pick up a laptop lunchbox and ended up eating breakfast with my daughter. Everything is made on the spot. Their juices are freshly squeezed. The waffles and syrup I had were amazing. The owner and staff were very nice. —JasonWilder

2006-05-25 23:17:02 Sweet. It's a short walk from where I work, I'll have to check it out. Didn't it use to be a bike shop? —FarMcKon

2006-05-26 03:25:20 Towpath Bike Shop moved several buildings north into the old Ski Loft space. —JohnLam

2006-09-14 06:20:20 I've taken yoga w/ the instructor/co-owner on one of his previous gigs and found him to be 'calming' both in and out of the studio. Useless tidbit: my girlfriends/fellow yoga students have a crush on him. RE the cafe, been a few times for drinks. Generally friendly staff - do they seem to change frequently? I've come to be a bit vigilant though since they have on occasion only partially sealed the drink lids (beet juice is dangerous). —ChristineLeo

2006-09-27 12:11:07 This is one of my absolute favorite places to eat and do yoga. I absolutely love their "made from scratch" wraps!!! Everyone is so nice that works there. It really is a diamond in the rough....and yes the co-owner/yoga instructor is very calming and nice. I recommend this place to everyone i know! Check it out! —PittsfordGal

2007-05-24 18:42:46 After having an "organic" shake for over $7 that was about 12 ounces (it tasted okay), I felt taken advantage of. I like their "green" nature, but the place appeared to be poorly run and disorganized. Hopfully they will make it... —JocelynRose

2008-06-11 16:44:59 I'm not certain, but last I saw, I think they've shut down. Time to move to gone but not forgotten, perhaps? —jcole

2008-06-12 10:28:53 They had a flood and it says they are closed "temporarily", 99% of the time that means forever. —SteveVogt