Boulder Coffee Co Cafe and Lounge

Friendly staff, lots to look at, plenty of seating, phenomenal food and so many options for flavors. Offers local bakery treats. The barista and I had a conversation about how I have anxiety trying new things (flavors) so she brought me a sample of the Lavender Mocha, I love this place and will come back!

Really nice, antique looking cafe! Conveniently located with parking in the back. They sell hand sketched cards! Wall to wall art displays, a small stage with a piano...and yes, good coffee. A very quiet and peaceful place ❤

Good food and great service! Super cute outdoor patio, would definitely recommend for a date night 🥰

The atmosphere is amazing! Love the shows and art. Really wonderful they have coffee and liquor. I was there the other night for a show and they decided to stop selling coffee and only sell alcohol about an hour before closing. The girl was rude about it and said she didn't want to stay late and clean the coffee machines. Very disappointing for alot of people being it's a coffee shop and many people in sobriety go here to have coffee. Also, that before driving patrons couldn't coffee instead of liquor before driving home in the snow.

The place is always fun and electric with art and the community happenings.

A very pleasant coffee shop. I got myself a delicious latte with whole milk and the additional espresso shot was very reasonably priced! Nice to see. Very nice way to spend my Saturday morning with a book and some tasty coffee. I'll certainly be back.

The live music was good. The atmosphere is okay. The furnishing is old, a bit ragged, used up, and the art on the walls is across all styles. They have antique electronics all over the place that actually belong to the recycle collection. It's a bit 'artsy', and a bit bad taste, just like being furnished by someone with no focus.
The cappuccino was good. And it wasn't 'overfull' for a Saturday evening.

We feel like there are much better experiences out there. The blank looks shared amongst the staff on how to prepare a signature specialty drink ordered from their standard menu had us a little concerned. The coffee itself was not bad but at the same time did little to impress us. The interior vibe is certainly chill and if you want some quiet this might work for you as even though it was crowded @ 3p on a Sunday, it was still pretty quiet.
However, this left very little room to park in the unpaved parking lot areas out back of the business, which left many spots for snowy/icy slips/falls and possible twisted ankles, given the # of potholes.

A Rochester standby, Boulder has been serving great coffee, tea, and snacks in a unique and cozy environment for years. Abundant seating allows room for a quiet chat or large group. Notably, they play host to one of the longest running open-mic nights in town; with comedy on Mondays and music on Wednesdays.

People were so nice there. Great atmosphere. The food and drinks were top notch. I was a bit confused because I ordered an alcoholic beverage and the person I was with was asked to be ID'd also which was weird because they just got coffee. All in all it was a good experience and I will be returning again.

They close the kitchen at 7, but have several events after 7 when customers can no longer purchase food. The staff that stay to serve drinks are slow and don't seem to care that they give poor service to customers that would pay if there was anything left to buy. They make no sense, I don't know how they stay open.