FoJo Beans

FoJo Beans: A Local Coffee Shop and Restaurant in Hamilton, NY

FoJo Beans is a charming coffee shop located in the historic five-corners of Hamilton, NY. Owned and operated by "The Dans," this coffee shop is committed to providing Central New York with access to local, fresh-roasted coffee and delectable eats.

At FoJo Beans, you can enjoy specialty-graded, fairly traded, traceable to the farm-co-op level, and earth-friendly coffees. They also offer a unique variety of teas and fresh drinks. The coffee has a mellow taste, not sour, not bitter, and very aromatic, according to one customer review.

If you're looking for a quick bite, FoJo Beans has to-go baked goods. But if you have time to sit down, their first-class kitchen can treat you to a memorable meal. They offer a quality limited menu that includes breakfast sandwiches, bagels, and cream cheese. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available.

One customer review described FoJo Beans as having "some of the best food in Hamilton." The owners take pride in their craftsmanship and ethical sourcing, according to another review.

FoJo Beans is a unique staple for local residents, Colgate students, and passersby alike. They have limited hours, so it's best to check their website or call if you're traveling a distance.

Overall, FoJo Beans is a great place to have a healthy lunch, coffee, latte, or something else. The atmosphere is fantastic, and the staff is super friendly, according to one review.

"FoJo Beans is committed to providing Central New York with access to local, fresh-roasted coffee and delectable eats. Owned and operated by "The Dans," this charming coffee shops offers specialty-graded, fairly traded, traceable to the farm-co-op level and earth-friendly coffees along with a unique variety of teas and fresh drinks. Pick up a bite with their to-go baked goods or sit down and let their first-class kitchen treat you to a memorable meal. Located on the corner of Utica St in the historic five-corners of Hamilton, FoJos remains a unique staple for local residents, Colgate students, and passersby alike."