CITY STAFF

Warren Mapes details everything from McLarens and Porsches to minivans and SUVs and everything in between.

Magnolia’s menu includes a robust selection of sandwiches and salads, with some soups as well pizza.

Bones owner Dani Fischer wants her bakery to be a place where people and their pups can spend time together and the focus is on the dogs.

A highlight of the fare at Original Steve’s is the variety of the diner’s famous hubcap-sized pancakes.

Mayer’s is about 5,000 square feet of hardware, power tools, paint, snowblowers, grills, and just about anything else anyone might need to get the job done.

Photography is in the blood of this perennial “Best of Rochester” winner, who is perhaps best known for his images of area landscapes.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park is a year-round artistic backdrop with the vibrant Roc Paint Division murals

The Record Archive was founded in 1975 by one of the city’s unique characters, Richard Storms.

Known as founders of Rochester’s food truck scene, Le Petit Poutine serves its classic Canadian combination of fries, gravy, and cheese curds with a sprinkling of thyme to thousands of hungry customers every year.

There’s a neon sign over the door at ROAR: “A DJ and a Drag Queen Walk Into a Bar.” It’s the premise for Rochester’s reigning gay-owned nightclub, which scooped up six “Best of Rochester” awards.

Ugly Duck began in 2015 as a pop-up espresso bar but has since grown into a popular brick-and-mortar coffee shop where you can get everything from an excellent cup of plain black coffee to The Snug.

The Tony Boler Basketball Courts at Cobbs Hill Park draw some of the best street ballers in the city year-round.