Novios Cafe

I am in Rochester almost every month and just discovered this spot. I stopped in for a light breakfast grabbed an everything bagel and potatoes. Both while simple were so delicious I went back for lunch and grabbed a cookie and chicken salad sandwich on a Crossiant and fries. The cookie was amazing soft perfectly sweet a great afternoon treat. I will say the chicken salad was too dry and the croissant was also dry so I ended up just eating the fries and chicken part. While the chicken salad was a bit of a let down everything else was delicious plus staff was friendly you order at the counter then grab a table, and tons of tables in the diner. They also roast their own coffee so the entire place smelt great!

Novios Cafe is Rochester's hidden gem! The best breakfast place and coffee shop in town! The caramel rolls are to die for and they have a variety of pasteries made fresh everyday! They roast their own beans and every coffee drink I've gotten has been excellent! My go to drinks are the Iced caramel macchiato and the cortado! The breakfast sausage egg and cheese biscuit sandwich is amazing as well! They serve lunch and dinner too and you can get breakfast all day! The staff is always friendly! My favorite spot in Rochester for any meal of the day!!

Delicious food, great service, and a charming atmosphere! We sat outside with our two dogs and had an excellent experience. Caesar salads with added salmon seasoned perfectly. Cold brew coffee roasted on site. Delicious! Highly recommend!

Novios / Blue Plate Diner is a warm, inviting neighborhood coffee shop and restaurant. It was formerly a Dunn Bros franchise but the new owners, Dalton and Meghan, have kept the feel but reenergized it with new ideas and upgraded service. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Novios offers a wide array of egg dishes, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries. The luncheon dinner menu is very extensive, with daily specials.

expensive. ordered the oatmeal, and ordered 3 toppings banana, pecans, and blueberries, 1 dollar each. there were only about 5 blue berries, 5 slices of banana, and 5 pecans. charging 1 dollar each for this amount is really excessive :-(

Well, we went there for Sunday morning breakfast about 930 and it's basically the same menu, atmosphere and customer service as before the ownership switch.The food is still reasonably good, just as before. The prices are still exceptionally high. The customer service is cold to luke warm, depending on who ends up helping you. The staff feels like a bunch of college students with a bad attitude. Two breakfast sandwiches two coffees and a piece of cake was $30. My God! We had to wait over 30 minutes for the food and I had to remind them twice while we were waiting because it was taking so long. The Asian lady at the pick up counter was kind of snotty when I asked her to heat the cake. She was standing in front of the microwave, but apparently that was too much work. She told me I can do it myself and pointed to the microwave in the lobby. That microwave was clearly blocked by an old white bearded "Santa" man sitting, staring at the floor, possibly waiting for his food with earbuds in and he didn't respond to requests to move. Classy. Seating is extremely limited, with some people taking up four person tables with parties of two or less. Whole place seems to be a hangout for retirees or Sierra Club types. You know, the ones who don't care how much stuff costs. because they think they are socially elite.Honestly, a sausage & egg McMuffin and a coffee from McDonald's is just as good as this place, with a much shorter wait time and a much lower price.