Brue Coffee

I'm here for an event to raised money for St. Neighborhood center. This place has comfortable sitting and ample room to move around. Was able to get beer and wine besides coffee. Lol

Warm, calm, and the right decor to meet up with friends or put your head down and be productive. Discounts for students and special events for the community.

Good coffee and tea, good sandwiches, good atmosphere. The floor plan is pretty open, but there are lots of nooks for more private studying and conversation that you expect to get in a cafe. My only complaint is that it can get VERY loud at night if they have live music performing.

Been here twice now and its been mixed. First time came in as a party of 3 on a Saturday morning, we all got coffee and sandwiches but only one person was working and it took over 15 minutes for the food and coffee to get to us. In that time 3 other parties came in and 2 of them left before being served. More than one person should really be working. But, the food was so good and the coffee was honestly some of the best I have had in a long time. Better than Javas. Second time came on a Sat morning again but by myself. No one in front of me but clearly only one person working again. Had to wait to order but had pretty prompt service otherwise. Coffee was alright, milk a little too cold and the shots a bit too short.
Will 100% be coming back.
100% reccomend, just be patient. Staff is friendly and hardworking. Scheduling just needs a little work.

This was a super cute place. We stumbled onto it on accident but I'm so happy we did. It's a super cute and small place, they serve coffee as well as alcohol and food. It's small but it's a cool vibe, also very quiet if that's what you're looking for!

15 min after I left, on my way back to PA, I realised I hadn't left a tip... sorry about that!! Y'all deserved one! Service was friendly, patient, and helpful as I had never been to Rochester before and asked about some things in the area. I also appreciated the way they treated each other; kindness and respect.
This spot would be perfect for album or book releases, open mics, etc.
I know it's not the same as a tip, but please accept my glowing review in its place. Thanks so much!

Has a nice, open area for sitting with comfortable couches and has a stage for live performances. They also serve alcohol if you'd like a shot in your coffee, and there is enough room for parking in the back just off of Plymouth. Nice to have a local coffee place on the west side.

Delicious coffee and food with a great atmosphere for a good value. It definitely has a more college friendly vibe, but the times I've been there, it's never been loud or distracting. It's an ideal place to settle down with a good book and relax.

Student-painted art on the walls, Christmas lights hanging from the air ducts, sheet metal counters and a mishmash of different tables, chairs, couches and stools that would make your redneck uncle's backyard look orderly; these are just a few of the things that make this place unique. It's a funky little café, that looks like it was designed to buck every trend of today. A small stage sits on the back wall, with speakers and lights set up for a small live performance to play. The place just feels lively, even though it's usually very quiet. The staff is very nice, the place is comfortable, and it's overall a great place to try, whether you just want a quick bite or to get a coffee and a place to work.
Oh, right, this place serves coffee, too. The coffee's pretty decent. Not amazing, but certainly enjoyable.

Initially went thinking it was still Boulder Coffee, which I LOVED. When I realized it had a new name I was still willing to try it. Big regret. The only person on staff barely acknowledged that I was at the counter about to order. When I had a question about a drink she seemed frustrated that I asked. Drink was ok. Not worth the funky attitude that accompanied it. I can get a better drink much cheaper without the attitude on the side elsewhere. Won't be coming back here.