Sarah Marie

Very cute coffee shop right along the canal & locks in Lockport, NY. Cute little patio in front of store, nice atmosphere, well kept. Lots of drink & bakery/pastry options. Fun wall art & chalk wall. A couple gf muffin options as well. Can walk about 10-15' across the way to overlook the locks. Will return!

+4

Amber Bentley

Must try the Caramel Latte ☕️ !!! It is divine 👌 Such a cute place to grab a coffee, friendly staff, right on the canal. Super cute packaging!More than just coffee and drinks, they also have some amazinggg freshly baked desserts 🧁! Outdoor and indoor seating. Grab a drink enjoy a nice walk at the canal or stroll down main st and check out all the cute shops or sit and enjoy the garden scenery. It is located in a really great spot! A wonderful place to enjoy alone or with a friend! Check it out!

Zack Schneider

Max and I were about 30 miles into our 50-mile bike ride from Hertel Avenue in the city to Lockport, and we could feel the burn in our legs as we approached the final stretch. Our goal for the day was to grab a much-needed coffee break at Steamworks Coffee, a spot we’d heard was a popular haven for the local bike community. As we rolled into Lockport, the sight of the historic Erie Canal greeted us, but all we could think about was that first sip of coffee. Steamworks, nestled on Canal Street, was exactly what we needed. The café was buzzing with energy, filled with a mix of cyclists like us and locals who seemed to know they were onto something special. We leaned our bikes against the side of the building, joining a small cluster of other bikes, and headed inside. The aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans hit us as soon as we stepped through the door. The place had a welcoming vibe, with cozy corners and a barista who greeted us with a warm smile. Max ordered a Nitro Cold Brew, while I opted for the Lavender Vanilla Latte—something about the blend of flavors sounded perfect after miles of pedaling. We took our drinks outside, sitting on a bench that offered a view of the canal. As we sipped, the exhaustion of the ride started to melt away, replaced by the simple pleasure of a well-made coffee and the satisfaction of knowing we were almost to our destination. Steamworks had lived up to the hype, not just as a coffee shop, but as a communal stop for those of us on two wheels, making it a perfect mid-ride retreat.

Sherry Carter

Great coffee/tea shop with several home baked goods. The Chai tea is the best I've ever had.

+1

Amanda Miskell Falker

Love this little place right on the water. Board games are available and they have every kind of coffee you could want. They have snacks, but no actual meal menu, so eat dinner before you come here to relax.

+3

Mark Battaglia

What a cool place. Right on the canal. Super friendly staff. Great tasting coffee. Got the French press dark roast and was able to split it with my wife. Definitely will come back again. Love the map of the visitors of the world.

+1

Michael Price

Coffee was good. Prices are lower than we expected. Quick service. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly Large variety of flavors. Good variety of coffees and teas to choose from. Multiple milk alternatives. Oat milk has been the best one I've tried anywhere. Overall: nice place to stop in and try somethin new. We'll be back.

Lauren Deviney

Cute and cozy environment! Delicious coffee, right on the canal! Glad we found a local coffee shop during our short visit here. On saturdays, the farmers’ market is open and there are locks demonstrations at the canal!

+1

sterling marceau

You have to go inside and actually look at the decor. The steampunk look isn't my thing honestly but I think it looks great at this place. Also please try the concoctions in the fridge. Hands down If it's available I get the store made stuff every time with a latte. And I finish it before I get to the car. Also if you like pasties take a look at the counter. Heaven behind the glass

+9

It's cute in there, though could use for some sound buffering as you can hear people whispering from across the building. I dropped my keys in the bathroom floor and almost blew my ear drums out lol. Staff was very friendly and made everything really well Espresso machine was down :( I bought the nitro brew and a cheddar bagel. The coffee I got tasted like water. The staff happily made another avd I felt pretty embarrassed like it was me, nope still water. They gave me the concentrate they use in the brew, to try pouring it into my drink, drinking that straight was like water and they agreed it was pretty light. And I've never had covid so it's not that, and the bagel and cream cheese were delicious

Ashley

The woman who took my order was very nice, but the one who made my latte was incredibly rude- my latte came out in about 5 seconds, which means it was made carelessly, it was lukewarm, no foam, and when I simply questioned if it were mine, since there was another person in there- she got an attitude with me. Sucks that Lockport doesn’t have a decent coffee shop.

Mike Kent

Edit: So the establishment responds and instead of saying “We will try to be better” they tell me no, actually we have all of those things, even though I asked a worker “Why is all your coffee dark roast?” and she responded “Because that’s what people around here like”. BE BETTER. This place is the very definition of a tourist trap. The coffee is bad, the service is bad and it seems more interested in a branding than actually serving good coffee. Want a light or medium roast? Out of luck. It’s all dark roast, burnt and bitter. Prices are high, pastries are bad and it isn’t original at all. It’s a shame. The location is great and it is located in a beautiful building. I’ve loved in Lockport for over a decade - I have suggested multiple regions of coffee and gotten blown off. Peruvian, Mexican, Ethiopian - Always an excuse as to why they can’t or won’t bring a variety in. They aren’t interested in brewing a good cup of coffee.