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Tony D's
1290 Exchange BlvdDinosaur Bar-B-Que
99 Court StThis little coffee shop is also a non-profit, they employ women in recovery and every purchase helps a woman remain stable in her recovery by providing her with job and life skills. The coffee is from Peru from sustainable farms and the farmers are paid a fair price. The coffee is roasted here in the South Avenue shop by one of the women. If your stay is a for a few days, you can even request a blend or flavor to be made (need to order at least 1 pound) just for you to be picked up.
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Coffee Connection
681 South AveThis little coffee shop is also a non-profit, they employ women in recovery and every purchase helps a woman remain stable in her recovery by providing her with job and life skills. The coffee is from Peru from sustainable farms and the farmers are paid a fair price. The coffee is roasted here in the South Avenue shop by one of the women. If your stay is a for a few days, you can even request a blend or flavor to be made (need to order at least 1 pound) just for you to be picked up.
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262 Exchange BlvdNeighborhoods
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Independent Businesses
Little Theatre
240 East AveSightseeing
El Museu Strong
1 Manhattan Square DrHighland Park
Rochester Museum & Science Center
657 East AveStrasenburgh Planetarium
663 East AveWhere you can catch a hockey game featuring the Rochester Amerks or concerts.
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Blue Cross Arena
1 War Mem SqWhere you can catch a hockey game featuring the Rochester Amerks or concerts.
Visit Susan B Anthony's home right here in Rochester!
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National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House
17 Madison StVisit Susan B Anthony's home right here in Rochester!
Susan B Anthony and other famous Rochesterians are buried in Mt Hope Cemetery. Traditionally, voters visit her grave and honor her with their stickers.
Susan B. Anthony Gravesite
Mount Hope AvenueSusan B Anthony and other famous Rochesterians are buried in Mt Hope Cemetery. Traditionally, voters visit her grave and honor her with their stickers.