5 Best Cafes near Genoa

“The Genoa Cafe great place to stop in and have some very good food in downtown Genoa. The place is clean, nicely decorated, service is attentive, and the food is very good. The price point is also quite reasonable. We've only stopped there for breakfast, but the lunch menu looks as good as the breakfast choices.“

“The food is very delicious they have so many items to pick from The service is excellent very friendly staff and very prompt service you know they are professionals when they make your food fast in a very busy day They do have a huge line during lunch time they do take orders to go so if you in a rush no need to fear place your phone order and voila pick it up and enjoy I love this place because the ambiance is very cozy and home like room and you can enjoy the sun if you sit by the window I loved this place good food good service and very friendly staff“

“5s all around..... 5s for pickup orders too. They're very busy ALL OF THE TIME due to their 5 star service and food. I haven't been able to get a seat in almost 1yr but because I love their food and most of their staff are beyond kind and professional, so I continue to support their business via pickup “

“I was surprised by the huge menu. I had grilled liver, and it was fantastic. the flavor was very good and a big portion. Coffee was good , service was OK. We went for Saturday lunch and there were lots of people, but they had plenty of tables to take us right in.Parking: There is a huge parking lot right in front of the building“

“Its a lovely small towm coffee shop. Diverse, welcoming with fresh, delicious food. I use to live around the corner and would go often but even now I still make the hour drive when I can. One of my favorite things is that the flavored drip coffee actually has flavor. Coffee Cake and Banana Nut Bread are two of our favorites but you can't go wrong as long as you like that general flavor profile. Soup, bagels (my favorite is the herb and cheddar) and wraps (#13) are top tier.Vegetarian options: A decent amount of vegetarian options or the opportunity to make substitutes for that option as long as you know what ingredients your are trying to avoidWheelchair accessibility: No stairs or anything. Biggest issue you'd run into is the door but if they see you they will help and us sycamore people tend to be helpful and friendly.“