Adam F

I absolutely love this cafe! I’ve been here a couple times during trips to and from Canada and each time has been a delight. It has a charming LGBTQ+ atmosphere and the food is wonderful. My favorite so far is The Ms. Piggy 😋 The maple aioli on it is divine! Definitely recommend getting it on a pumpernickel bagel. If you are in or around Tully, NY, I highly recommend making a stop at Bloomin Cup.

Lauren Wright

Charming place with indoor, outdoor, and solarium spaces. Fresh bakery items, coffee, teas, local art.

Briana Toews

I loved this place! The atmosphere is great, the workers are friendly and the food/drinks are good! There are also some really cool gifts inside like tea, syrups, mugs, candles and more. Will definitely be back, loved it!

Five Ofhearts

Adorable little place super friendly and welcoming! Not to mention great hand crafted cappuccino and they're red velvet cheesecake muffin is amazing!!! We will certainly be paying another visit here😃

Daria Kolesnyk

Decent coffee and very cute place. They offer some food options too and board games.

Kevin Lucas Art

Really good latte! The atmosphere was nice and chill. Prices good and seemed clean. Beautiful with dogs with lots of sun shining in. Will go again.

+2

Sondra

Adorable cafe with varied lunch options, vegetarian-friendly (vegetarian BLT anyone? roasted veggie melt? YUM), soups, salads, lovely sandwiches. Won't break the bank either and the service was excellent. Feels homey and comfortable and cozy. I'll give 5 stars when the cafe offers real porcelain mugs to serve hot drinks, rather than serving in single-use cups that will end up in the landfill. The plates are so fun and pretty; how lovely and waste-reducing it would be to have fun mugs too (mis-matchy thrift-storey would be sweet and easy)!

Ryan Boyle

The Bloomin Cup Cafe was an unexpected find in the village of Tully. I travel around the state on business frequently, and I always enjoy finding small local establishments such as these for lunch and dinner, and especially coffee. Over all, the experience here was enjoyable. My soup and salad were ready in a reasonable amount of time considering the crowd. The chai was well made and tasted great. The African Peanut soup pictured here was a pleasant surprise, served at the correct temperature (I can’t count the number of times I’ve been served luke-warm soup at similar cafes) and was a generous portion for the price. The decor was a little forced with the combination of shabby chic, barn/attic finds, repurposed doors, barrels, cabinet parts, etc. I don’t understand this combination but maybe it’s because I’m a guy, who knows. Frankly, I think they’re trying too hard. But that aside, I had an excellent lunch here and look forward to my next visit. I give a lot of credit to anyone willing to make a go of this type of business out in the country. 👍🏼

Michelle Desgroseilliers

My first and only time going in, I ordered a tuna melt and it was terrible! I couldn't even eat half of it. Waste of money!

Angela Daniele

I had a similar experience today as others about ordering food before closing. I know that's annoying. neither of us were asking for a prime steak cooked well-done with sauteed onions mushrooms and a lobster tail.🤔🙄 we came in two minutes to close and they refused any type of food. I've been in the business all my life. I get it. Sometimes you gotta suck it up and go the Xtra mile. a bagel with cream cheese even? doesn't make me wanna rush back that's for sure.

Jacob Yaple

Ii had a orange juice and it tasted very wierd and made my stomach hurt, so then I looked at the date and it said June 7th 2025 and I drank this on July 30th. Here is a picture.