Genesse Valley Regional Markets • 900 Jefferson Road, Building 9, Suite 903 • 585.784.0404

There’s something about the aroma of freshly brewed coffee that can instantly transport you to a place of comfort and warmth. While large international coffee chains may be convenient and ubiquitous, nothing quite compares to the charm and uniqueness of a local coffee shop. As a locally owned coffee shop, Union Place Coffee Roasters offers an unparalleled experience that goes beyond just sipping your favorite brew. 
 
Unique and Personalized Experience 

One of the most significant advantages of visiting a local coffee shop is the unique and personalized experience they offer. Unlike big-name chains with their standardized menus and decor, our coffee shop has its own character, ambiance, and a story to tell. Our baristas know more than just your name; they remember your favorite drink, how you like it prepared, and even the little details like if you prefer a certain type of milk or sweetener. Beyond the care we put into the coffee and our service, we curate a warm and comfortable place for you to shop or take time for yourself to enjoy your favorite coffee! We take into consideration all senses when a customer walks into our store, from the smell and taste of our coffee down to the music we play and the artwork that goes on our walls. All parts are considered when creating an ambiance our patrons love. 

At Union Place Coffee Roasters, we make our customers feel special by hosting events that create a sense of community and character that’s hard to find in larger chains.
 
Quality Over Quantity 

When it comes to the quality of the brew itself, local coffee shops often have an edge over their larger counterparts. At Union Place Coffee Roasters, we take pride in sourcing high-quality beans from around the world on top of ensuring that every cup we serve is as flavorful as possible. 

We also prioritize sustainability by sourcing fair-trade beans and working directly with small-scale farmers. This not only ensures that you’re getting a great cup of joe sourced with pride and passion, but also supports ethical farming practices worldwide. 
 
Supporting Local Economy 

Choosing a locally owned coffee shop rather than a multi-national chain gives you more than just a fresher cup of coffee. When you spend your money at a locally owned business that money you spend stays within your community, sometimes in ways you can see for yourself. With your choice you are helping create jobs within your community, see contribution to local charities and foundations creating positive change in the community, and helping to create a sense of unity among those around you. Businesses in the Genesee Valley Regional Market collaborate with each other, creating a close community within our neighborhood. Shopping local is a simple way to make a positive impact on your local economy while enjoying a delicious cup of fresh roasted coffee.

A Platform for Local Artists and Producers 

When you walk into Union Place Coffee Roasters, you’ll see we support local artists and producers. From displaying local artwork on our walls to selling locally made pastries and snacks, we are all about promoting what our community has to offer. Providing a platform for other local vendors benefits both parties by bringing something new and desirable into an already established store as well as provide increased exposure and shelf space for smaller vendors trying to get their foot in the market.

While large coffee chains may offer convenience and familiarity, they simply can’t match the unique experience that a local coffee shop provides. From personalized service to high-quality brews, supporting the local economy, and providing a platform for local talent, there are countless reasons why local coffee shops are better. 

So next time you’re in need of a caffeine fix, head over to Union Place Coffee Roasters instead. You’ll not only get a great cup of coffee but also contribute positively towards your community. After all, isn’t that what enjoying a good cup of joe is all about?