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scotthendler — 2024-03-17T19:13:50Z

Added Rococo back

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scotthendler — 2024-02-03T19:58:57Z

Gloria Jeans Clean up, + Legendary Beans Coffee

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AdrienneDahler — 2024-01-23T16:23:46Z

Add Clementine coffee

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AdrienneDahler — 2024-01-23T15:47:06Z

Add Common Thread Brews

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	+ * ["Common Thread Brews"] - Pittsford (inside ["Schottland Family Branch YMCA"])

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AdrienneDahler — 2024-01-22T17:01:26Z

Add Hydra

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	+ * ["Hydra Coffeehouse"] - ["Monroe Village"] next to ["Dogtown"]

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scotthendler — 2023-12-03T20:07:37Z

- Rococo Coffee Company

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- * ["Rococo Coffee Company"] - ["Mercantile on Main"] ["Sibley Building"]

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scotthendler — 2023-11-12T16:56:10Z

- Glen Edith Coffee Roasters, + Pearson's Market and Cafe

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- * ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters"]* (formerly ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]) - Somerton Street off ["Park Avenue"]
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	+ * ["Pearson's Market and Cafe"]

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scotthendler — 2023-11-05T21:33:23Z

- Soul Coffee & Jazz

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- * ["Soul Coffee & Jazz"] - Village Gate

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AdrienneDahler — 2023-11-05T18:41:28Z

Add Winter Swan Coffee

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	+ * ["Winter Swan Coffee"] - Inside ["Stacy K Floral"] in ["NOTA"]

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scotthendler — 2023-04-14T07:22:26Z

- Crabby Dan's Grill & Coffee

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- * ["Crabby Dan's Grill & Coffee"] - ["Mendon"]

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scotthendler — 2022-03-05T18:42:41Z

+ Pop Roc

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	+ * ["Pop Roc"] - Downtown (East End)

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scotthendler — 2022-01-25T01:07:12Z

- Craft Cafe

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- * ["Craft Cafe"] - Downtown

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scotthendler — 2021-12-27T15:45:43Z

- Greenhouse Cafe

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- * ["Greenhouse Cafe"]* on East Main Street in North Winton Village (run by Coffee Connection)

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GaryGocek — 2021-10-08T00:54:45Z

glen edith

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- * ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters"]* (formerly ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]) - Two locations: off Park Ave and in ["NOTA"].	+ * ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters"]* (formerly ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]) - Somerton Street off ["Park Avenue"]

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scotthendler — 2021-01-09T20:49:48Z

+ Rococo Coffee Company

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scotthendler — 2021-01-02T20:41:38Z

- Cannonball Cafe

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- * ["Cannonball Cafe"]* on Lake Avenue in Charlotte (run by Coffee Connection)

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scotthendler — 2020-08-12T14:23:23Z

- Brue Coffee

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- * ["Brue Coffee"] at Brooks Landing (formerly the Brooks Landing Boulder)

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scotthendler — 2020-07-24T01:16:45Z

- Mellow Mug

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- * ["Mellow Mug"] - Bushnell's Basin

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scotthendler — 2020-07-08T01:46:03Z

- Pop Roc

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- * ["Pop Roc"] - Downtown (East End)

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GaryGocek — 2020-06-27T18:32:46Z

Minor grammar

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- Though usually found in big cities, the third wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] and, most recently, ["Ugly Duck Coffee"], a pop-up operation. The ["Art Museum of Rochester"]'s cafe also considers itself third wave. Altogether, Rochester has quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.	+ Though usually found in big cities, the third wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed by ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters"] and ["Ugly Duck Coffee"], a pop-up operation. The ["Art Museum of Rochester"]'s cafe also considers itself third wave. Altogether, Rochester has quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.

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scotthendler — 2020-06-27T13:37:58Z

- Starry Nites Cafe

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- * ["Starry Nites Cafe" Starry Nite's Cafe] has two locations: in the Flatiron Building on University Ave (NOTA) and in the ["Central Library"]

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AdrienneDahler — 2019-05-13T19:15:09Z

Typo

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- * [Tree Town Cafe"] - Brighton/Penfield	+ * ["Tree Town Cafe"] - Brighton/Penfield

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AdrienneDahler — 2019-05-13T19:14:49Z

Added Tree Town Cafe

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scotthendler — 2018-12-14T02:11:41Z

- Press Coffee Bar

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- * ["Press Coffee Bar"]* - Downtown

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scotthendler — 2018-04-07T00:53:51Z

+ Pop Roc

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markjackson — 2017-06-06T15:53:40Z

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- * ["Towpath Cafe"] - Fairport

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GaryGocek — 2017-05-17T01:38:29Z

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- * ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters"]* (formerly ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]) - Two locations: off Park Ave and in NOTA.	+ * ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters"]* (formerly ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]) - Two locations: off Park Ave and in ["NOTA"].

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MIchaelStephen — 2017-05-01T14:23:12Z

New cafe in Fairport

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	+ * ["FairPour Cafe"] - Located in the Box Factory in ["Fairport"]

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EileenF — 2017-02-08T12:55:17Z

new link

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	+ * [http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/rochester/cafe-society/Content?oid=2963467 Dissecting the coffee wave] - ''["City Newspaper"]'' (2017-02-08)

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EileenF — 2017-02-07T18:06:47Z

- Upper Crust

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- * ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters"]* (formerly ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]) - Located off Park Avenue.	+ * ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters"]* (formerly ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]) - Two locations: off Park Ave and in NOTA.
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- * ["The Upper Crust Cakery"] - Co-operated with ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters" Glen Edith] in ["NOTA"] (third wave)

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EileenF — 2016-10-28T17:36:35Z

updated

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- * ["Boulder Coffee Co."]* in the ["South Wedge"] and the Market	+ * ["Boulder Coffee Co."]* in the ["South Wedge"]

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EileenF — 2016-09-15T16:47:14Z

UR Bookstore

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	+ + The ["University of Rochester Official Bookstore"] at ["College Town"] also has its own 2,000 sq-ft coffeehouse and cafe.

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EileenF — 2016-08-09T16:32:05Z

Soul Coffee & Jazz

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EileenF — 2016-06-30T11:47:26Z

Meraki Coffee Co.

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	+ * ["Meraki Coffee Co."] - Pop-up espresso bar usually at ["Cheesy Eddie's"] on select days (third-wave)

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EileenF — 2016-06-22T17:35:04Z

Happy Earth Tea

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	+ * ["Happy Earth Tea"] - Tea room in the South Wedge.

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scotthendler — 2016-05-22T22:41:08Z

-Saxbys

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- * ["Saxbys Coffee"]* - National chain with a location in ["College Town"]

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EileenF — 2016-05-19T18:00:29Z

updated

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- * ["Ugly Duck Coffee"] - mobile (third wave) and Downtown (East End)	+ * ["Ugly Duck Coffee"] - Downtown (East End)

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scotthendler — 2016-05-19T00:56:54Z

Ugly Duck - East End

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EileenF — 2016-04-21T16:32:19Z

Sweet Arts Bakery

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	+ * ["Sweet Arts Bakery"] - Geneseo

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EileenF — 2016-03-21T12:22:40Z

Stir Coffee

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EileenF — 2016-03-11T13:48:40Z

- Dark Horse Coffee

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- * ["Dark Horse Coffee"] in the ["Village Gate"]

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EileenF — 2016-02-28T17:38:54Z

Boomtown link

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	+ * [http://www.boomtowntable.com/usbaristacomp2016/ Hometown coffee heroes compete in U.S. barista qualifiers] - ["Boomtown Table"] (2016-02-01)

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EileenF — 2016-01-25T13:02:37Z

Table of Contents

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- ===See Also===	+ ==See Also==

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EileenF — 2016-01-24T15:25:33Z

Sprudge link

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	+ * [http://sprudge.com/coffee-guide-to-the-flowerflower-city-rochester-ny-90359.html Coffee Guide to The Flower/Flour City: Rochester, NY] - Sprudge: Coffee News and Culture (2016-01-20)

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EileenF — 2016-01-24T14:25:31Z

Glen Edith Coffee Roasters

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- * ["The Upper Crust Cakery"] - Co-operated with ["Pour Coffee Parlor" Pour] and serving their ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters" Glen Edith] brews (NOTA) (third wave)	+ * ["The Upper Crust Cakery"] - Co-operated with ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters" Glen Edith] in ["NOTA"] (third wave)

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EileenF — 2016-01-07T18:45:48Z

update

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- * ["Starry Nites Cafe" Starry Nite's Cafe] in the Flatiron Building on University Ave (NOTA)	+ * ["Starry Nites Cafe" Starry Nite's Cafe] has two locations: in the Flatiron Building on University Ave (NOTA) and in the ["Central Library"]

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EileenF — 2015-12-14T13:09:26Z

Rochesteriat link

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	+ * [http://therochesteriat.com/5-great-places-for-slow-coffee-in-the-city/ 5 Great Places for Slow Coffee in the City] - ["The Rochesteriat"] (2015-12-11)

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EileenF — 2015-12-14T13:07:48Z

3rd Floor Cafe

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- In recent years several coffeehouses in Rochester have opened as part of the [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffe Third Wave of Coffee]. The movement has been described as a	+ In recent years several coffeehouses in Rochester have opened as part of the [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffee Third Wave of Coffee]. The movement has been described as a
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EileenF — 2015-12-09T00:31:46Z

City link

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	+ * [http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/rochester/not-your-average-cup-of-joe/Content?oid=2685597 Five coffee drinks that are anything but usual] - ''["City Newspaper"]'' (2015-12-02) + * [https://hartslocalgrocers.com/a-culture-all-of-its-own/ A Culture All of Its Own] - ["Hart's Local Grocers"] blog (2015-09-30) + * [http://www.therochesterphenomenon.com/2015/03/coffee.html Coffee] - Rochester Phenomenon (2015-03-31) + * [http://sirrochasays.com/blog/2014/8/6/sq0y128q0ynbjrhmwe9z3dxu7x6lv9 Best Cup of Joe in Rochester] - Sir Rocha Says (2014-10-05)
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- * [http://sirrochasays.com/blog/2014/8/6/sq0y128q0ynbjrhmwe9z3dxu7x6lv9 Best Cup of Joe in Rochester] - Sir Rocha Says (2014-10-05) - * [http://www.therochesterphenomenon.com/2015/03/coffee.html Coffee] - Rochester Phenomenon (2015-03-31) - * [https://hartslocalgrocers.com/a-culture-all-of-its-own/ A Culture All of Its Own] - ["Hart's Local Grocers"] blog (2015-09-30)

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EileenF — 2015-12-08T17:38:04Z

updated

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EileenF — 2015-11-25T18:49:46Z

The Upper Crust Cakery

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	+ * ["The Upper Crust Cakery"] - Co-operated with ["Pour Coffee Parlor" Pour] and serving their ["Glen Edith Coffee Roasters" Glen Edith] brews (NOTA) (third wave)

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alexandergartley — 2015-11-20T20:37:09Z

removed dead URL

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- * [http://www.rochesterlifestyle.com/best-coffee-rochester-offer/ The Best Coffee Rochester Has to Offer!] - RochesterLifestyle.com (2013-10-14)

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EileenF — 2015-10-29T02:25:02Z

Gloria Jean's

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	+ * ["Gloria Jean's"] - National chain with two mall locations.

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EileenF — 2015-10-09T20:49:54Z

- Crossroads Cafe

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- * ["Crossroads Cafe"] - Kiosk in the ["Crossroads Building"]

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EileenF — 2015-10-05T16:06:18Z

(quick edit)

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	+ * ["Dunkin' Donuts"] - Some newer locations have a more cafe-like setup, complete with free WiFi.

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EileenF — 2015-10-05T16:05:30Z

Fuego Coffee Roasters under Regional

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	+ * ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] - Second location at ["MCC"]

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EileenF — 2015-10-02T14:24:26Z

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EileenF — 2015-09-29T14:13:15Z

- Muddy Waters Coffee House

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- * ["Muddy Waters Coffee House"] - Geneseo

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EileenF — 2015-09-27T23:09:38Z

Open Mic

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EileenF — 2015-09-27T22:45:29Z

Mellow Mug

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EileenF — 2015-07-05T14:55:49Z

1872 Cafe

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	+ * ["1872 Cafe"] on West Main Street, in the Susan B. Anthony Neighborhood.

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EileenF — 2015-05-30T21:26:26Z

Tim Hortons under See Also

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- * ["Union Place Coffee Roasters"]* - Henrietta (shop and roastery)
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- * ["Cafes"] - * ["Coffee"] - * ["Coworking"]	+ * ["Cafes"] - Similar to and sometimes overlaps with coffeehouses, but more restaurant-oriented. + * ["Coffee"] - More information about the local coffee scene in general. + * ["Coworking"] - A concept that mimics the collaborative coffeehouse atmosphere.

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EileenF — 2015-05-30T21:06:00Z

indicating who roasts their own

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- Third wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically [wiki:wikipedia:direct_trade source directly] from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter technique to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Unlike most second-wave places like ["Starbucks"], third-wave coffee shops do not offer flavored coffee, flavor shots, coffee smoothies, or dessert-like coffee drinks (i.e. Frappuccinos).	+ Third wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically [wiki:wikipedia:direct_trade source directly] from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter technique to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, Chemex, and pour-over. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Unlike most second-wave places like ["Starbucks"], third-wave coffee shops do not offer flavored coffee, flavor shots, coffee smoothies, or dessert-like coffee drinks (i.e. Frappuccinos).
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- Though usually found in big cities, the third wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]. The ["Art Museum of Rochester"]'s cafe also considers itself third wave. Altogether, Rochester has quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.	+ Though usually found in big cities, the third wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] and, most recently, ["Ugly Duck Coffee"], a pop-up operation. The ["Art Museum of Rochester"]'s cafe also considers itself third wave. Altogether, Rochester has quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.
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- * ["Boulder Coffee Co."] in the ["South Wedge"] and the Market - * ["Brue Coffee"] at Brooks Landing - * ["Cafe Sasso"] - Park Ave - * ["Canaltown Coffee Roasters"] - * ["Cannonball Cafe"] - * ["Coffee Connection"] - * ["Craft Cafe"]	+ * ["Boulder Coffee Co."]* in the ["South Wedge"] and the Market + * ["Brue Coffee"] at Brooks Landing (formerly the Brooks Landing Boulder) + * ["Cafe Sasso"] on Park Avenue (formerly the Park Ave Boulder) + * ["Canaltown Coffee Roasters"]* on East Avenue, in the strip mall across from the Wegmans + * ["Cannonball Cafe"]* on Lake Avenue in Charlotte (run by Coffee Connection) + * ["Coffee Connection"]* on South Avenue in the South Wedge + * ["Craft Cafe"] - Downtown
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- * ["Finger Lakes Coffee Roasters"] - Kiosk in ["Strong Memorial Hospital"] - * ["Founders Café"] - * ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] (Third Wave) - * ["Greenhouse Cafe"] - * ["Java's at the Market Coffee Roasters"] at the Public Market - * ["Java's Cafe"] - * ["Joe Bean"] (Third Wave) - * ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] (Third Wave) - * ["Press Coffee Bar"] - * ["Saxbys Coffee"] - National chain with a location in ["College Town"]. - * ["Spot Coffee"] - * ["Starbucks"] - 3 locations in the city (one on ["UR"] ["University of Rochester/River Campus" River Campus]) - * ["Starry Nites Cafe" Starry Nite's Cafe] - * ["Ugly Duck Coffee"] (Third Wave) - Currently mobile.	+ * ["Finger Lakes Coffee Roasters"]* - Kiosks in ["Strong Memorial Hospital"] + * ["Founders Café"] - Downtown (was third wave but no longer) + * ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"]* - Downtown (third wave) + * ["Greenhouse Cafe"]* on East Main Street in North Winton Village (run by Coffee Connection) + * ["Java's at the Market Coffee Roasters"]* at the Public Market + * ["Java's Cafe"]* - Downtown, next to the Eastman Theatre + * ["Joe Bean"]* on University Ave (third wave) + * ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]* on Somerton Street, off Park Avenue (third wave) + * ["Press Coffee Bar"]* - Downtown + * ["Saxbys Coffee"]* - National chain with a location in ["College Town"] + * ["Spot Coffee"]* - Downtown (East End) + * ["Starbucks"]* - 3 locations in the city (one on ["UR"] ["University of Rochester/River Campus" River Campus]) + * ["Starry Nites Cafe" Starry Nite's Cafe] in the Flatiron Building on University Ave (NOTA) + * ["Ugly Duck Coffee"] - Currently mobile (third wave)
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- * ["Java Wally's"] at ["RIT"] - Henrietta - * ["Java's MCC"] at ["MCC"]'s campus in Brighton	+ * ["Java Wally's"]* at ["RIT"] - Henrietta + * ["Java's MCC"]* at ["MCC"]'s campus in Brighton
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EileenF — 2015-05-30T20:54:39Z

AMoR

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- Though usually found in big cities, the third wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.	+ Though usually found in big cities, the third wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"]. The ["Art Museum of Rochester"]'s cafe also considers itself third wave. Altogether, Rochester has quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.
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EileenF — 2015-05-30T01:31:15Z

link

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	+ * [http://www.therochesterphenomenon.com/2015/03/coffee.html Coffee] - Rochester Phenomenon (2015-03-31)

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EileenF — 2015-05-29T21:52:13Z

Connections

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	+ * [http://wxxinews.org/post/connections-third-wave-coffee Connections: The Third Wave of Coffee] - ["WXXI"] (2014-05-06)

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EileenF — 2015-05-13T19:57:53Z

- Crossroads Coffeehouse

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EileenF — 2015-04-24T23:41:57Z

Coworking

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	+ ===See Also=== + * ["Cafes"] + * ["Coffee"] + * ["Coworking"] + * ["Tea"] +

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EileenF — 2015-04-16T19:14:53Z

update

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- Though usually found in big cities, the third wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed in rapid succession by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] and ["Founders Café"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.	+ Though usually found in big cities, the third wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.
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EileenF — 2015-03-21T19:58:11Z

(quick edit)

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- Third Wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically [wiki:wikipedia:direct_trade source directly] from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter style to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Unlike most second-wave places like ["Starbucks"], third-wave coffee shops do not offer flavored coffee, flavor shots, smoothies, or dessert-like coffee drinks (i.e. Frappuccinos).	+ Third wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically [wiki:wikipedia:direct_trade source directly] from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter technique to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Unlike most second-wave places like ["Starbucks"], third-wave coffee shops do not offer flavored coffee, flavor shots, coffee smoothies, or dessert-like coffee drinks (i.e. Frappuccinos).
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- When asked to define what makes a shop Third Wave, baristas from these coffeehouses agree that it is ultimately about the people: from the farmers who grow the beans to the knowledgeable server behind the counter.[[Footnote(Source: A panel discussion with baristas from Fuego, Joe Bean, Founders Café, and Pour Coffee Parlor following a showing of ''[http://afilmaboutcoffee.com/ A Film About Coffee]'' at the ["Little Theatre"] (July 27, 2014).)]]	+ When asked to define what makes a shop third wave, baristas from these coffeehouses agree that it is ultimately about the people: from the farmers who grow the beans to the knowledgeable server behind the counter.[[Footnote(Source: A panel discussion with baristas from Fuego, Joe Bean, Founders Café, and Pour Coffee Parlor following a showing of ''[http://afilmaboutcoffee.com/ A Film About Coffee]'' at the ["Little Theatre"] (July 27, 2014).)]]

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EileenF — 2015-03-21T19:56:55Z

more info about Third Wave

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EileenF — 2015-03-11T20:52:46Z

- 1872 Cafe

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EileenF — 2015-03-05T19:49:56Z

Brue Coffee

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	+ * ["Brue Coffee"] at Brooks Landing

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EileenF — 2015-02-20T11:57:10Z

tea

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- '''Coffeehouses''', (aka ["Coffee Houses"]) typically focus primarily on serving brewed ["coffee"] and related beverages. They also distinguish themselves from other retail outlets serving coffee, tea and other beverages, such as ["cafes"] and ["diners"], based on their role for social interaction - where people meet to socialize, build community, develop business, and/or hold events.	+ '''Coffeehouses''', (aka ["Coffee Houses"]) typically focus primarily on serving brewed ["coffee"] and related beverages, particularly ["tea"]. They also distinguish themselves from other retail outlets serving coffee, tea and other beverages, such as ["cafes"] and ["diners"], based on their role for social interaction - where people meet to socialize, build community, develop business, and/or hold events.

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EileenF — 2015-01-26T13:16:41Z

- Smokestack Cowork

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EileenF — 2015-01-25T22:53:22Z

uupdates

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- Third Wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically [wiki:wikipedia:direct_trade source directly] from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter style to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Though usually found in big cities, the Third Wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed in rapid succession by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"], ["Press Coffee Bar"], and ["Founders Café"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC. A sixth shop, ["Ugly Duck Coffee"], will be opening in late ["2014"].	+ Third Wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically [wiki:wikipedia:direct_trade source directly] from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter style to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Though usually found in big cities, the Third Wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed in rapid succession by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] and ["Founders Café"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC.
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- * ["Boulder Coffee Co."] in the ["South Wedge"] and elsewhere	+ * ["Boulder Coffee Co."] in the ["South Wedge"] and the Market + * ["Cafe Sasso"] - Park Ave
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- * ["Press Coffee Bar"] (Third Wave)	+ * ["Press Coffee Bar"]

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EileenF — 2014-12-28T22:42:44Z

Saxbys Coffee

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EileenF — 2014-10-15T20:47:05Z

New Roots Coffeehouse

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	+ * ["New Roots Coffeehouse"] - Greece

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EileenF — 2014-09-02T16:50:20Z

Ugly Duck Coffee

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- Third Wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically [wiki:wikipedia:direct_trade source directly] from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter style to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Though usually found in big cities, the Third Wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed in rapid succession by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"], ["Press Coffee Bar"], and ["Founders Café"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC. When asked to define what makes a shop Third Wave, baristas from these coffeehouses agree that it is ultimately about the people: from the farmers who grow the beans to the knowledgeable server behind the counter.[[Footnote(Source: A panel discussion with baristas from Fuego, Joe Bean, Founders Café, and Pour Coffee Parlor following a showing of ''[http://afilmaboutcoffee.com/ A Film About Coffee]'' at the ["Little Theatre"] (July 27, 2014).)]]	+ Third Wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically [wiki:wikipedia:direct_trade source directly] from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter style to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Though usually found in big cities, the Third Wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed in rapid succession by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"], ["Press Coffee Bar"], and ["Founders Café"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC. A sixth shop, ["Ugly Duck Coffee"], will be opening in late ["2014"]. + + When asked to define what makes a shop Third Wave, baristas from these coffeehouses agree that it is ultimately about the people: from the farmers who grow the beans to the knowledgeable server behind the counter.[[Footnote(Source: A panel discussion with baristas from Fuego, Joe Bean, Founders Café, and Pour Coffee Parlor following a showing of ''[http://afilmaboutcoffee.com/ A Film About Coffee]'' at the ["Little Theatre"] (July 27, 2014).)]]
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- * ["Canaltown Coffee Roasters"] on ["East Avenue"] - * ["Cannonball Cafe"] in ["Charlotte"] - * ["Coffee Connection"] in the ["South Wedge"] - * ["Craft Cafe"] - In the ["Kirstein Building"] - * ["Crossroads Cafe"] - Downtown in the ["Crossroads Building"] - * ["Crossroads Coffeehouse"] - South Goodman - * ["Dark Horse Coffee"] in ["Village Gate"] - * ["Equal Grounds"] run by the ["Pride Connection"] in the ["South Wedge"]	+ * ["Canaltown Coffee Roasters"] + * ["Cannonball Cafe"] + * ["Coffee Connection"] + * ["Craft Cafe"] + * ["Crossroads Cafe"] - Kiosk in the ["Crossroads Building"] + * ["Crossroads Coffeehouse"] + * ["Dark Horse Coffee"] + * ["Equal Grounds"] - Run by the ["Pride Connection"]
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- * ["Founders Café"] - Third Wave; in the ["Academy Building"] - * ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] - Third Wave; near the ["Liberty Pole"] ["downtown"] - * ["Greenhouse Cafe"] in ["North Winton Village"]	+ * ["Founders Café"] (Third Wave) + * ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] (Third Wave) + * ["Greenhouse Cafe"]
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- * ["Java's Cafe"] in the ["East End"] - * ["Joe Bean"] - Third Wave; on ["University Avenue"] - * ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] - Third Wave; off Park Avenue - * ["Press Coffee Bar"] - Third Wave; ["East Main Street"] downtown - * ["Spot Coffee"] in the ["East End"]	+ * ["Java's Cafe"] + * ["Joe Bean"] (Third Wave) + * ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] (Third Wave) + * ["Press Coffee Bar"] (Third Wave) + * ["Spot Coffee"]
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EileenF — 2014-07-28T01:35:16Z

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- Of course, you will have to wait longer - sometimes as much as five or ten minutes - for the barista to prepare your cup, although some places may have ready-made coffee available for those who request it. But it's worth it!	+ Of course, specialty brewing methods mean you will have to wait longer - sometimes as much as five or ten minutes - for the barista to prepare your cup. But it's worth it, we promise!

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EileenF — 2014-07-28T01:33:44Z

more info about Third Wave

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EileenF — 2014-06-08T21:28:31Z

Revert to version 145 (Disagree with newer edits.).

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RyanBaker — 2014-06-06T15:26:39Z

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RyanBaker — 2014-06-06T15:25:46Z

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- Third Wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically source from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter style to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Though usually found in big cities, the Third Wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed in rapid succession by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"], ["Press Coffee Bar"], and ["Founders Café"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC. Of course, you will have to wait longer - sometimes as much as five or ten minutes - for the barista to prepare your cup, although some places may have ready-made coffee available for those who request it. Third Wave coffeehouses may or may not serve food.	+ Third Wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically source from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter style to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Though usually found in big cities, the Third Wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed in rapid succession by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] and ["Founders Café"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC. Of course, you will have to wait longer - sometimes as much as five or ten minutes - for the barista to prepare your cup, although some places may have ready-made coffee available for those who request it. Third Wave coffeehouses may or may not serve food.

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EileenF — 2014-05-25T14:54:29Z

Cannonball Cafe

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EileenF — 2014-05-22T12:32:00Z

formatting

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EileenF — 2014-05-20T17:13:03Z

more info

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EileenF — 2014-05-20T17:05:09Z

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- ''. . . quiet revolution taking hold in the American coffee scene, a movement Trish Skeie of Seattle’s Zoka Coffee Roaster & Tea Co. has dubbed the "third wave." The idea is that the first wave represented the spread of coffee around the planet, culminating with the convenient but poor-quality freeze-dried coffee of the post- World War II era. The second wave, exemplified by Starbucks, saw the mass marketing of higher-quality arabica coffees and espresso beverages. The third wave is a response to the homogenization of the second, and its leaders are putting every assumption about coffee to the test. As Nick Cho of Murky Coffee in Washington, D.C., says, "It’s about letting the coffee speak for itself."''[[Footnote([https://imbibemagazine.com/Coffee-s-Third-Wave Coffee's Third Wave])]]	+ ''. . . quiet revolution taking hold in the American coffee scene, a movement Trish Skeie of Seattle’s Zoka Coffee Roaster & Tea Co. has dubbed the "third wave." The idea is that the first wave represented the spread of coffee around the planet, culminating with the convenient but poor-quality freeze-dried coffee of the post-World War II era. The second wave, exemplified by Starbucks, saw the mass marketing of higher-quality arabica coffees and espresso beverages. The third wave is a response to the homogenization of the second, and its leaders are putting every assumption about coffee to the test. As Nick Cho of Murky Coffee in Washington, D.C., says, "It’s about letting the coffee speak for itself."''[[Footnote([https://imbibemagazine.com/Coffee-s-Third-Wave Coffee's Third Wave])]]

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EileenF — 2014-05-20T17:04:34Z

Third Wave

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	+ + ==Third Wave Movement== + In recent years several coffeehouses in Rochester have opened as part of the [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffe Third Wave of Coffee]. The movement has been described as a + + ''. . . quiet revolution taking hold in the American coffee scene, a movement Trish Skeie of Seattle’s Zoka Coffee Roaster & Tea Co. has dubbed the "third wave." The idea is that the first wave represented the spread of coffee around the planet, culminating with the convenient but poor-quality freeze-dried coffee of the post- World War II era. The second wave, exemplified by Starbucks, saw the mass marketing of higher-quality arabica coffees and espresso beverages. The third wave is a response to the homogenization of the second, and its leaders are putting every assumption about coffee to the test. As Nick Cho of Murky Coffee in Washington, D.C., says, "It’s about letting the coffee speak for itself."''[[Footnote([https://imbibemagazine.com/Coffee-s-Third-Wave Coffee's Third Wave])]] + + Third Wave coffeehouses take their craft very seriously. They typically source from small, individual farms and roast their own beans with a lighter style to bring out the different flavor profiles. For brewing, they offer alternative methods such as French Press, AeroPress, and Chemex. "Scales are used, high-tech machines are dallied with, beans are discussed like expensive bottles of wine - this is coffee on the next level."[[Footnote([http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2011/12/dear_coffee_what_are_these_wav.php Dear Coffee: What are These Waves Everyone is Talking About?])]] Though usually found in big cities, the Third Wave took root in Rochester when ["Joe Bean"] opened in ["2011"]. ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] arrived two years later, followed in rapid succession by ["Pour Coffee Parlor"], ["Press Coffee Bar"], and ["Founders Café"], altogether contributing to quite possibly the best local coffee culture in the state outside NYC. + + ==List of Coffeehouses==
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- * ["Founders Café"] - [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffee Third Wave]; in the ["Academy Building"]	+ * ["Founders Café"] - Third Wave; in the ["Academy Building"]

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EileenF — 2014-05-19T18:01:10Z

Third Wave for Founders

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- * ["Founders Café"] in the ["Academy Building"] - * ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] - [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffee Third Wave]; near the ["Liberty Pole"] ["downtown"]	+ * ["Founders Café"] - [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffee Third Wave]; in the ["Academy Building"] + * ["Fuego Coffee Roasters"] - Third Wave; near the ["Liberty Pole"] ["downtown"]

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EileenF — 2014-05-19T01:08:49Z

Founders Café

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EileenF — 2014-05-18T23:54:40Z

Third Wave note

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- * ["Joe Bean"] - [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffee Third Wave]; on ["University Avenue"] - * ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] - [wiki:wikipedia:Third_Wave_Coffee Third Wave]; off Park Avenue - * ["Press Coffee Bar"] - ["East Main Street"] downtown	+ * ["Joe Bean"] - Third Wave; on ["University Avenue"] + * ["Pour Coffee Parlor"] - Third Wave; off Park Avenue + * ["Press Coffee Bar"] - Third Wave; ["East Main Street"] downtown

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EileenF — 2014-05-17T16:53:58Z

Press Coffee Bar

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EileenF — 2014-04-26T20:32:25Z

- Mosaic Cafe

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- * ["Mosaic Cafe"] - Run by ["Blessed Hope Community Church"] in Penfield

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EileenF — 2014-04-14T02:47:28Z

Pour Coffee Parlor

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- * ["Artisan Cafe"] in ["Rochester Pillars"]
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EileenF — 2014-03-19T23:51:22Z

Little Java Coffee

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EileenF — 2014-03-17T01:26:02Z

Coffee Shop at the JCC

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- * ["Artisan Coffeehouse"] - ["Scottsville"]	+ * ["Artisan Coffeehouse"] - Scottsville + * ["Coffee Shop at the JCC"] - In the ["JCC"] in Brighton
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- * ["The Fertile Grounds Cafe"] - Located within ["CNY Healing Arts"] in ["Brighton"]	+ * ["The Fertile Grounds Cafe"] - Located within ["CNY Healing Arts"] in Brighton
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- * ["Java Junction Cafe"] in ["Brockport"] - * ["Java Wally's"] at ["RIT"] (["Henrietta"]) - * ["Java's MCC"] at ["MCC"]'s campus in ["Brighton"] - * ["Jitters Cafe"] - Henrietta and ["North Chili"] - * ["Leaf & Bean Coffee"] - ["Chili"]	+ * ["Java Junction Cafe"] in Brockport + * ["Java Wally's"] at ["RIT"] - Henrietta + * ["Java's MCC"] at ["MCC"]'s campus in Brighton + * ["Jitters Cafe"] - Henrietta and North Chili + * ["Leaf & Bean Coffee"] - Chili
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- * ["Moonlight Creamery"] - ["Fairport"] - * ["Mosaic Cafe"] - Run by ["Blessed Hope Community Church"] in ["Penfield"] - * ["Muddy Waters Coffee House"] - ["Geneseo"] - * ["Sips Coffee Shop"] - ["Irondequoit"]	+ * ["Moonlight Creamery"] - Fairport + * ["Mosaic Cafe"] - Run by ["Blessed Hope Community Church"] in Penfield + * ["Muddy Waters Coffee House"] - Geneseo + * ["Sips Coffee Shop"] - Irondequoit

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EileenF — 2014-03-13T17:12:56Z

Crossroads Cafe

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EileenF — 2014-01-02T20:26:16Z

Finger Lakes Coffee Roasters

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- ===See also===	+ ===Links===

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EileenF — 2013-11-30T18:09:01Z

coffee link

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- '''Coffeehouses''', (aka ["Coffee Houses"]) typically focus primarily on serving brewed coffee and related beverages. They also distinguish themselves from other retail outlets serving coffee, tea and other beverages, such as ["cafes"] and ["diners"], based on their role for social interaction - where people meet to socialize, build community, develop business, and/or hold events.	+ '''Coffeehouses''', (aka ["Coffee Houses"]) typically focus primarily on serving brewed ["coffee"] and related beverages. They also distinguish themselves from other retail outlets serving coffee, tea and other beverages, such as ["cafes"] and ["diners"], based on their role for social interaction - where people meet to socialize, build community, develop business, and/or hold events.