For years The Press was a great place to enjoy your lunch or meet with clients. It's subtle decor…read moremade for a soothing ambiance. But, as of yet The Press has joined forces with Baja Viches a group of culinary mavericks known for their unique recipes. The combination of these two businesses coming together was exciting, with good reason. Baja Viches has gained a reputation for its seafood masterpieces and combined with The Press's food style, we all waited in anticipation. Since the merger I've visited The Press a few times and during my visits the staff was always respectful and attentive. I always asked about their dishes and they've all been extremely knowledgeable. On one of my visits I asked if they had any healthier alternatives to the tortilla. One of the hosts recommended the Keto Surf & Turf. This was a steak and shrimp taco in a cheese shell. The taco was insanely delicious, I also ordered 2 of their pork belly tacos to go. I had planned on sharing them with the misses, but it seems they were so good, she ate them both. I for one enjoy the decor and their choice in music, one time it was reggae and another soft rock. All in all it's always a great experience and I would strongly recommend you visiting The Press.

My friends knew I was traveling to Yuma for work and IMMEDIATELY recommended this spot. And I…read morecompletely get it! The menu had so many options, I had a hard time choosing, but the girl at the register gave me her honest opinions and helped guide me to what would satisfy my cravings that day. The flavors of this waffle, pork belly, peanut butter and maple syrup sandwich were on point and I can't wait to go back to yuma for more! Might have to wait til summer though. Such a friendly little spot, there was a meeting of the housewives of Yuma in the corner and it had such a home feel to it. Can't wait to explore more of the menu! Oh. And the prices are incredibly reasonable!

This is the coolest place…read more I live in the foothills and seldom go downtown. A friend took me here yesterday for breakfast and coffee. I fell in love with this place. There are rooms with living room furniture from the 60/70's, and a beautiful garden where you can eat sit and enjoy your order.

I am not a coffee or tea drinker. I wish I liked either because I do not drink alcohol or soda…read moreeither. My choices are limited. But I can appreciate a fantastic place to enjoy these beverages. Cannot think of a better place than Cafecito in Yuma, AZ. They do have an Horchata. There are also muffins, oats, and fruit bowls. My wife and I and a friend visited Cafecito on the Monday after Easter. The service was great and the drinks were ready quickly. We looked around the main building at all of the cool artistic touches and even a few private spaces. People were reading books, talking, using laptops, relaxing, etc. We took our drinks and found a nice spot under a gazebo in their expansive outdoor garden area. We chatted for the better part of an hour. No rush. Fantastic space which filled up rather quickly on a Monday morning. Plenty of people taking advantage of the amazing seating areas in the outdoor space. We will definitely be back. Already looking forward to it. Bookmark this as a must stop and visit location when you are ever in Yuma, AZ. You won't be disappointed.

Tyler was most excellent, great service…read more The mom's omelet was huge, it was steaming hot and filled to the rim with onions, peppers and mushrooms. I got a side of fruit to take for lunch later. And a biscuit with honey. It tasted like it was made from scratch I love the taller tables as a shorter person. Makes it easier to sit up and laugh with friends. Maybe that's just how I see it, but I love the airy big restaurant and love that they have covered outside of you need it too. I love bringing friends here when we're in town. I'll be back for sure.

Usually busy .. Nothing really special on decor. Dont know…read morewhat vibe its supposed to give. Dont recall if any music was on. Sat outside. Same no decor... Service: ok. Was checked on for order and one other time. Food: was ok. Nothing to say, Wow, im coming back about. Overall 3.75/5

Great food, great ambiance!…read more Staff is super friendly and the only issue is... parking is limited. Been a Yuma landmark for decades!

I went to Brownies Restaurant in Yuma today I had the…read moreChicken Fried Steak Breakfast. My wife had the House Special Omelette. My breakfast tasted like it was left over from two or three days ago, the meat tasted like it was old and just shy of being burnt and spoiled. . My wife's House Special was just shy of being burnt and almost not eatable. I remember going to Brownies Restaurant with my father in law in the 1990's and we always received a great meal. Our meals seemed not to be the same quality as before. The waitress was extremely nice and very friendly and attentive to us, kept the coffee cups full .

While looking for a new restaurant in Sommerton I made a U-turn and just happened to discover a…read morehidden gem. Perhaps the best kept culinary secret for those seeking breakfast or lunch La Cocina should be on every Yumans radar! There is a refinement to La Cocina and yet it's a relaxed environment with lovely contemporary Hispanic instrumental music. An outdoor patio offers Second floor views of what keeps Agriculture epic. Today newly planted fields were being watered with sprinklers and others beyond were fresh with new green! Look to the west and the view is of a proud Arizona community with lush tree tops rising above. Care has been taken in the decor of this comfortable establishment quite suitable for a casual ladies brunch or a business lunch. Chips and salsa are served in an elevated manner from what we have come to expect. Place settings are clean and glassware l The menu offers lighter versions of Rellenos, tacos and tortilla and lettuce wraps even Burgers! Slices of cake are ample, cheesecake and tiramisu are also available! Tuna tacos were the special but as I am a big fan of Rellenos the Au Gratin Tuna Chili Rellenos appealed to me. Never in a million years would I have combined my mothers tuna salad recipe minus pickles with Ortega style green chilies. A salad of lettuce and two thick slices of tomatoes were dressed with a delicate oil and vinegar combo. I might not order this dish again but it was light and yummy. The Sowthwestern Chicken Salad with a double baked potato sounded yummy too! Starbucks beverages are featured and the prices for coffee beverages are excellent! (And I'm not a fan of Starbucks) Meet Candy when you dine! The story of La Cocina will touch your heart as it did mine! Oh... be sure to order an espresso with your Dessert!

Amazing spot to eat breakfast. The restaurant is on the 2nd floor and was surprisingly empty. The…read moreviews are great and they serve freshly made coffee including Starbucks and delicious smoothies. Definitely recommend as a Saturday breakfast spot!

This is a local good food diner with full bar Great friendly…read morestaff , nice atmosphere and fair priced . Homemade pies and Thrifty ice cream

A good size diner inside with ample seating, the food was pretty good for diner food and the…read moreservice very friendly for our first time. We would go back.

First family breakfast stop after PCSing from Beaufort, South Carolina! I've been here before over…read more12 years ago when I lived in Tempe, Az and it's still great food, great service and superb prices

Once 30 minutes had passed, and my dinner was not at the table when the waitress stopped by to tell…read moreme, it wouldn't be long. I asked for a biscuit. Thank God. It was another 15 minutes before the "fish and chips "was brought to the table.. having replaced the french fries with a cup of chili, I checked it to see if it was hot it was!!! Was the coleslaw called?? it was!!! But as I looked at the three planks of fish, my heart sink. Greasy glisten of the tempera like batter concerned me.. the batter was tough and I was unable to cut it with a fork. The tartar sauce was tasty and with a squeeze of lemon on the fish I was delighted to finally have food. I was only able to eat halfway through the first piece of fish before I started peeling away the batter once all three were released from their tough greasy death shrouds... I was able to enjoy about three ounces of fish! The server was attentive and offered a fresh decaf coffee cup to go! I have no idea what was going on at Black Bear last night . Absolutely not what we have experienced previously. The chili was spicy. The coleslaw was fresh.. the 1st cup of decaf was deplorable! Better days ahead I'm hoping !

Friendly, delicious, lots of locals, interesting options, and COCKTAILS!! A perfect stop right…read moreoff I-8! We were greeted with a smile and everything was on point. My South African B'fast really hit the spot, and my margarita was a fun addition. Check it out, road trippers!

If you like restaurants that serve old-timey feel-good food, this place is worth the look!…read more We had breakfast; everything from the food to the service was very good. There's outside seating as well. Located on a street right off the highway!

Loved this unique little cafe! We sat outside in the sunshine, they do have seating inside as well…read more Service was great and the decor is fun. I had an iced golden chia today, it was delicious. Next time I'll try an acia bowl, they looked amazing.

Great patio outside and sleek seating inside...and great coffee. Had the charcoal mocha with oat…read moreand cafe de olla, both excellent. Very good customer service - they shine brightly.

Considering a loved one had remembered how much I loved the egg and a hole breakfast item that…read moreCracker Barrel used to have on its menu, and called to give me the news that it's back, it's ironic when family traveling through called and wanted to meet up at Cracker Barrel yesterday around lunchtime. Yep it's back by popular demand but it's now called egg in a nest. What the heck? Anyway every one ordered something different and we ate to our hearts content and had no complaints whatsoever about the food, the ambiance or the cleanliness. Chicken fried chicken dinner evaporated from his plate. The burger and onion petals seemed to have delighted the nephew. One of the ladies in our party seemed happy with her chicken strips, which were more than abundant! Another ordered a diet plate of some sort with cottage cheese and sliced tomatoes and was especially happy. A new item on the menu appealed to another. Louisiana shrimp skillet. Was flavorful, and those who tasted the nice portion of shrimp agreed that it was surprisingly delicious. The side, dishes of okra, and greens are always favorites. All of us commented on the new menu. Although we missed the old format, this one is easier to hold, and the print is bold enough that you're not needing to use your flashlight if you're older like we are. We are thankful that the menu has the old favorites, something new and that Cracker Barrel values its customers. It's such a nice thing to be able to travel and dine at any location and feel like your unfamiliar surroundings. But I wonder why is that there are so many locals who freely admit that they have never yet dined here? One maintenance issue... the latch on the ladies handicap stall door is STILL needing to be fixed! One issue with our visit. Not once were we offered refills on beverages.

Been coming here for a while but it's gone downhill. Tonight's dinner wasn't good at all. Ordered…read morethe Salmon dinner. It was ok but the bed of rice it was on was the worst. Almost broke a tooth trying to eat it. The okra side was bland and the macaroni side was also. My biscuits were good but would have liked some jam with them. My waitress was busy elsewhere and I wasn't going to wait. I had some pesky flies bothering me and was ready to leave! I asked for a tea to go and she brought me a kids sized glass. Really? This experience wasn't worth the 26 dollars I spent. Bring back the old Cracker Barrel.