Little Bits Coffee Roasters

Little Bits Coffee Roasters is a family-operated coffee roaster and café at 696 Titus Ave in Irondequoit, NY. Opened in late 2024, the shop was founded by husband-and-wife team Cayli and William Magar as a tribute to William's mother, who had long envisioned opening a cozy spot that served "a little bit of this and that" alongside family. The café was built with the help of multiple generations, including the couple's three daughters and William's father. The name reflects both that original vision and the family bonds behind the business.

The food menu leans into the café's Irondequoit roots, with sandwiches, wraps, and paninis each named after local streets and schools. Breakfast sandwiches include options like The Iroquois (bacon, egg, and cheese), The Colebrook (egg, onion, roasted red pepper, pesto, and feta), and The IHS (sausage, egg, and roasted red pepper on cinnamon French toast). Wraps such as The Dake and The Southlawn feature grilled chicken with different sauce and cheese pairings, while paninis range from a straightforward three-cheese option called The Timrod to The Paxton with spinach, kalamata olives, and balsamic glaze.

On the drink side, Little Bits Coffee Roasters serves espresso-based beverages alongside hot, iced, and frozen coffees, teas, chai, and rotating seasonal drinks. Drip coffee comes with free refills. The shop also offers baked goods, fresh salads, catering services, and a small selection of merchandise.

Little Bits Coffee Roasters is known for its locally themed menu — every sandwich, wrap, and panini carries the name of an Irondequoit street, neighborhood, or school, giving the café a neighborhood-specific identity that sets it apart from chain competitors on the Titus Ave corridor. The shop operates seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m., positioning it as an early-morning option for commuters and a daytime gathering spot for the surrounding community.

The café sits along Titus Avenue, one of Irondequoit's primary commercial streets, in a stretch of locally owned shops and services north of Rochester's city line. The location offers a free parking lot and additional street-level spots, with outdoor patio seating available in warmer months. Irondequoit Town Hall and the Irondequoit Public Library are a short drive west on Titus Ave, and the shop is easily accessible from Hudson Avenue and Route 104.