Oh happy days ! We have a real coffee shop here in Patagonia. While I am a short drive away in…read moreSonoita, this little slice of heaven has been sorely needed in this area of Santa Cruz County. This was our first time in. A cappuccino and an iced Americano, both perfect Without a doubt, this will be a regular stop..

A great new spot in Patagonia! Who doesn't love a fresh, flavorful smoothie? I sure do! With both…read moreindoor and outdoor seating, it's a perfect place to relax. The menu has plenty of options to choose from, making it easy to find a favorite. Definitely worth a stop on those hot summer days--or right after a trip to the lake. Treat yourself! #SupportLocalRestaurants

Gathering Grounds is a popular spot in Patagonia. Weekends get quite busy! I like to pop in for…read moretheir oatmeal cookies and scones for a post hike pick me up. They offer breakfast and lunch with a wide range of offerings, so there really is something for everyone. It's casual and lowkey...very Patagonia!

Overall, everything went really well. The coffee was fantastic as were the breakfast entrées we…read moregot. The staff was attentive and cheerful, which made for a great visit. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is I don't think I've ever been to a coffee shop that didn't offer Wi-Fi. When I asked my server for the password for the Wi-Fi that clearly stated gathering grounds, she indicated it wasn't for the public. However, considering our cell service was halfway decent, this wasn't a huge problem. I definitely go back.

Friendly welcome when we walked in, got some great drink recommendations and there's plenty of…read moreseating as well as games to play while you enjoy a drink! The drinks themselves are superb. The taro milk was creamy and not overly sweet. Honestly one of the best I've had! Surprised how much I enjoyed this cafe. Definitely go for boba here after getting your fix of tacos in Nogales.

If I could give no stars I would, because I didn't even get the chance to be served!! Picture…read morethis-- here I am, seeing this cute little boba shop, but the lady that worked there was so rude to me... Firstly, she saw me trying to enter and ignored me. She just walked right past me after seeing me struggle to open the door and started using her keys to get in. Not a word spoken, no "sorry we will be open very soon if you just give me a bit!" Or anything, just flat out ignored me. So, I asked her "oh so this place is open?" And she said "uh yeah I'm opening it now?" With this like attitude... Then I said "oh wow sweet!" all excited because I was excited, and she shut that down so quick by giving me this annoyed look and saying "yeah but can you give me like 10 minutes to open up shop" .... Like how rude can you be to a potential customer? So yeah, needless to say I left and I won't be coming back...

Really the only spot to grab coffee in town and our coffees were fine, but my daughters hot…read morechocolate was pretty terrible and it was made super hot when most places make it less hot when they know it's for kids. The cashier was nice but everything we said or asked, she answered in a way that sounded like she'd never worked there a day in her life, but other things she said sounded like she's worked there for ages. It was just an odd experience. We also asked for a specific quiche by the name listed on the sign stuck in the quiche and she looked in the cabinet and said they didn't have any...we're pointed at it and read the sign again, and she was like like uhhhh ok... again, weird experience but the quiche and cinnamon roll were very good and we plan to stop again next time we visit Tubac

Super nice barista willing to help us make some delicious choices. We skipped out on the hot coffee…read moreand all ordered smoothies or soda. I do love a good Italian Soda. The kids shared an Oreo Pie. No picture because they are like piranhas when it comes to food. Due to the silence, I'm guessing it passed approval ratings. Place was empty on this Sunday afternoon, but it was getting close to all the stores closing. Great outdoor spaces available for extra seating. Good stop overall

Cute little cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. We wandered around the shops and stopped here…read morefor a quick lunch. We ordered tacos and a bowl. The bowl was very flavorful the taco on the hand was lacking and flavorless.

When our family suddenly found ourselves needing catering for a Celebration of Life with only a few…read moredays' notice, Danielle and the entire team at Sonora Mia Restaurante came through for us in a way we will never forget. I reached out on Friday hoping to find catering for a gathering on Monday morning that was set as just a graveside service in Tubac. With such short notice and so many unknowns, like the location we were still working on securing, I wasn't sure what would even be possible. Danielle immediately put me at ease. She was accommodating, responsive, and incredibly easy to work with during a stressful time. One of the biggest challenges was estimating attendance. This is a large, multi-generational family with deep roots in Southern Arizona, but because the burial was planned on such short notice and scheduled for a Monday morning, we knew attendance would be difficult to predict. Danielle allowed us the flexibility to adjust our estimated headcount and add additional servings to ensure we had enough food for everyone who attended. What impressed me most was the dedication of her team. They were up at 5:00 a.m. preparing fresh food the morning of the event and arrived with plenty of time to get everything set up before guests arrived. Their professionalism allowed family and friends to focus on gathering, visiting, and remembering our loved one rather than worrying about logistics. The food was outstanding. We chose three different meat selections for tacos, and everything was fresh, flavorful, and exactly the authentic Sonoran-style Mexican food my husband's family has known and loved for generations. They even brought a hot plate to keep the tortillas warm and fresh throughout service. The biggest surprise hit of the day was the Watermelon Agua Fresca. It was made fresh that morning and was absolutely perfect for a warm Southern Arizona day--refreshing, light, and not overly sweet. The fresh limeade was equally delicious and a favorite among our guests and so were the homemade Churro's and cake pops. The team handled everything. They brought their own serving tables, serving utensils, chafing dishes, and equipment. They kept the line moving efficiently, served guests with kindness, and made sure everything ran smoothly from start to finish. Best of all, we had plenty of food. Nothing creates more stress when hosting a large gathering than worrying about running out, and thanks to Danielle's guidance and preparation, that was never a concern. In a small town like Tubac, businesses often become part of the community fabric. Danielle and her team exemplify exactly what that means. They stepped up on incredibly short notice, adjusted their schedules, and helped our family create a meaningful gathering to celebrate the life of JJ Gastelum. We are deeply grateful for their professionalism, flexibility, kindness, and outstanding food. If you're looking for authentic Sonoran cuisine, reliable catering, and a team that genuinely cares about their customers, I cannot recommend Sonora Mia Restaurante or the Saint Ann's Community Hall highly enough.

This is just the kind of food and service I've been looking for! The brisket is divine - cooked to…read moreperfection by the owner and the bakery offerings are exquisite! The ambiance is casual and comfortable with attentive and accommodating service! Number one spot for food in Patagonia, AZ for me!

Exceeding expectations, I must say the pit master does an excellent job with the brisket. I css as…read moreme in on a Sunday for lunch and had the brisket sandwich, beef was on point. MorQ is good , oh and o did grab a cherry hand pie , fantastic.

Large, open coffee shop that just opened in Nogales. I like their Rio Rico coffee shop also, so I…read morethought I'd check this one out. This one is paneled in darkwood and has a dark wood floor which along with the wagon wheels hanging from the ceiling gives it sort of an old West style vibe which I think is really cool. This place is very roomy and has a lot of seating. There are also book shelves stocked with was must be 200 books or more. It has the same great food as the Rio Rico location. The only negative is the parking situation, which is a bit challenging. There is metered parking a block or so away, or if you're willing to walk further you can find parking on the street that's not metered. Overall I liked it and look forward to coming back.

I had the most amazing peppermint mocha and breakfast sandwich. Francisco who is one of the owners…read morewas very friendly and the prices were very affordable. High quality food, good prices, great ambience. My new favorite coffee shop in Nogales!!! Can't wait to go back and try the crepes!

An iconic piece of Santa Cruz county history. This place has set the standard of frozen treats in…read morethis region for decades. Truly honored to have this gem so close to home. We'll support you guys for as long as we can ! We Finitos !!

This is a little pocket of heaven! The first time I went I really wanted flamin hot Funyuns with…read morenacho cheese and Chamoy and my bf thought it was weird but HOT DANG it is so good. I usually get vampiro and mango but today i got mango and tamarindo. The service is fast and the family is nice. There is no seating area so no ambiance to consider. So good. I wish it was closer or there was one in tucson. Cash only!