Fuego Coffee Roasters

Almost the perfect coffee shop. Needs more chair seating and fewer stools. They are serious coffee people providing a wonderful cafe atmosphere, especially in summer!

What a wonderful experience. Cool atmosphere, and the most pleasant barista named Virginia. She was so helpful and kind. And to top it off some really great coffee! If you don't know what you want the staff is excited to help you decide. Highly recommend this place, and will come back next time I'm in Rochester.

Amazing care taken with each drink prepared. Staff is incredible. Such a welcoming place. The best!

Solid coffee.

Lovely people.

Perfect location.

Pros:
Location
Tea selection
Quick service
Friendly staff

Cons:
People are too nice
Music is extra fantastic
Too much natural light
(Ie, No cons)

I love coming here specifically for earl grey tea. Pictured here is a nice backup ginger variety.

Got coffee here this morning and it was great! Delicious coffee, friendly staff and cool atmosphere. Will definitely be back.

Nice place for a cup of coffee downtown!

Such a chill little spot to catch up with friends or even do some studying. Great to see they support a lot of the local businesses around Rochester, such a The Red Fern! The Strawberry Blueberry Jam Square from there was delicious!!! 😋

I love their pour over coffee. And the wifi is better than the "spectrum-special" i have at home. :)

Feugo has great coffee and atmosphere. They host excellent artists and right now they have some exquisite tapestry art on their walls. They have table and chairs as well as a couch and some armchairs, which are my favorite. I always go there for chicory iced coffee.try it out!

I had heard great things about this place and most of the reviews are excellent, but I was disappointed. I was debating between the 3 stars or 4.

First the good. The vibe is cool and trendy and the barista was SUPER nice. They seem very inclusive and every other person seemed to have a pupper with them. My boyfriend got an apple fritter and it was excellent. Everyone seemed to be like family and very friendly with each other (even seemingly strangers).

Now the cons. First, there's no parking except limited street parking that'll cost you minimum $1.50. Maybe you don't have a car or live close enough to walk so you don't care, cool. It is a little small inside. Now to the coffee. I got a latte and it was bitter. My boyfriend got drip coffee and it just tasted very acidic even after lots of milk and sugar. Joe Bean has much better coffee (but not great atmosphere) and Sasso has much better atmosphere and drink choices (but the coffee is just ok).