Pros - Great…read moreambiance of the coffee shop and pictures! Very olden and really goes based on name of place. Coffee and food were pretty good although average from surrounding area Cons - Felt like a mild inconvenience when we walked in with the 5 of us like there's not normally this many people in the shop. Barista said it out loud which took me off guard and continued in a frown. He was very friendly when we walked in which felt very strange.

Open before th town is!! Quality coffee beans...so hoid…read moretasting coffee. Typical selections of syrups and combinations. They off almond milk alternative. Had the chai and it had the right spices. Served a bit hot but I let it cool while I ate a lemon poppy seed muffin. It came from Costco so it was sweet and heavy. The building shows some of the original architecture and old bricks. Comfortable to sit back and relax.

My hubby and I love this place! The workers are always super nice and sweet. The prices are fair…read morefor the quality. The wait time is always super quick and the menu! I love the different combinations and specials of the month! We got some of their Easter specials like the Cadbury egg chocolate drink and the lavender lemonade! It's our top spot to hit! Definitely go check them out!

Been hitting this little coffee shack for a few years now. A few name changes along the way but…read morethe service and coffee has remained consistant. If you are driving along I-10 or heading down to Tombstone or Bisbee this shoudl be your stop for a cup of joe.

Stop for a hot latte for husband to start our day. He described it as smooth, well balanced and not…read moreacidic at all, full flavor and the smell! Price wise it was about $5 for the large latte. They have multiple flavors you can add. We also had a savory bacon cheddar green onion scones. The texture was perfect and it was savory with a hint of sweet. Very good! The location is hidden in a cozy corner right in front of the Western Bank so be sure to not miss it.

We needed food fuel for the up hill walking that Bisbee has - worth it for the awesome architecture…read moregeek that I am . This place is at foot of said hill and great little place to begin the day. Service was fine- Anyway, the local Bisbee coffee was tasty- enough so that I bought a bag of beans on the way out. The plain toasted bagel with cream cheese was good,

Beautiful spring day in Tombstone…read more Scale: 1-5 Beer: 5 - Delicious Hazy IPA and Raspberry Weisse. Atmosphere: 5 - Relaxed. Service: 5 - quick Food: truck but I didn't check it out since I already ate. Cultural/Political Agenda (1-5): 5 -Everyone is welcome. No preachy nonsense or virtue signaling, just beer, as it should be.

Welcome to the OLD WEST with a brewery! Set in the outskirts…read moreof town on E. Toughnut St. in Tombstone , AZ this was a nice oasis to visit. Good variety to choose from on tap as well as in their coolers. Service was well attentive. They have a great covered patio outside to enjoy also!

Huge variety of fudge. TONS. Decadent. And hand made chocolate…read more Pecans and pistachios grow in the desert and these folks incorporate it into all their sweets. Prices were quite reasonable given it's a tourist trap.

Well, I knew I'd be underwhelmed just from tasting some of the ice creams and Italian ices with…read morebright artificial colors, but it was such a hot day that I wanted to just have something to cool down with. The ice cream is decidedly below average here, but hey, it's a tourist-trap main street mainstay, so what can you really expect? (To be fair, I did not try the fudge. It was 95 degrees F. [Yes, I know that's cool for this part of AZ.])

This coffee shop is what Tombstone needed: a shop that is open every day from 0800 to 1400 hours…read moreand that caters to both tourists and locals. I walked in on a Monday at 0930am as a group of six just left. "They are storm chasers from Kansas" said owner Jay. "They came by yesterday as well. Where are you from?" I was a little humbled to admit that I am a local person from nearby Sierra Vista, east side. Twenty miles away. Stepping into this old building is stepping into seven generations of a family. Jay and his four siblings lived in this building before they moved to a larger ranch house off MiddleMarch Road. There's even a painting on the wall of his family home. The adobe section was built in 1880 and the brick addition in 1883. The old dining room is now the main room of the coffee shop. I ordered an iced white chocolate latte with whipped cream. It was very smooth. The coffee beans are sent to him from a family friend in Panama and roasted locally. The pastries are made by a baker friend in Benson. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit but I didn't want to keep Jay from his chores. He opened this shop because he saw a need and business is doing well. (The coyboy coffee is the top seller.) Thoughts of extending operating hours and adding a taco truck in the lot next door are in the future. Friendly dogs are welcome. They even have water bowls for them inside and outside.

Great little coffee spot at the heart of Tombstone Arizona! Stopped by for some coffee after a show…read moredown. Friendly owner who knows about the history of this town and great coffee made!

I finally stopped in again after a nice hike in the hills. This time I ordered a tall iced latte…read morewith vanilla syrup. Shortly after my order the Sunday morning crowd came through. The decor has changed since my last visit. It feels roomier now.

WOW... mind blown They keep the menu simple, but everything…read morethey offer is truly incredible. You can tell the ingredients are fresh, and every detail is done with intention. They clearly know what they're doing and genuinely care about giving customers a great experience. And the vibe? So unique one of those places you just want to keep going back to. Would be here every day if I could

Had a good oatmilk latte and apple turnover a few days ago. Service was friendly and i appreciated…read morebeing able to order online for pick up. Small shop, not many seats, appears to be designed for grab and go. Better pastry than some places in Tucson. Coffee did not taste burnt or too dark a roast, hard to find that on the road.

Coffee was good. Burrito was okay, not great. Hash browns were inedible. Service was fantastic…read more First time in Benson; choices appear limited so maybe this is as good as it gets locally for grab and go breakfast. I might give them another try with the croissant offered if I'm in town again.

On a trek to Bisbee and made sure to get here before they closed on Monday. It's unlike anything…read moreelse in the area. Great sandwiches and the salad was good as well. Tried Prickly Pear herbal tea... I'm a convert. Had been highly recommended by locals. I'm very glad I stopped. Service and quality of their product is unusual outside a metro area. Try it out. I'm confident you'll enjoy. Absolutely worth the detour. Cheers!

Did not have an overall good experience. Imagine this: it's summer, it's hot, you're looking…read moreforward to an iced coffee, you go to the only coffee shop around. You wait and wait at a window, they take your order finally, your told to go to another window to pick it up. You wait, again, an awkwardly long time (for a basic iced coffee), all while feeling like ur standing between tables/people (and in the way), finally you ask someone if your in the right place.. there's some scrambling and an "iced coffee" appears. Oh all this is still outside, there is no indoor seating. Literally with 3 pieces of ice. I felt cheated. Just an overall awkward and bad experience. *also no prices on menu.

Holla at the biscuits & gravy! Only $9 too?! Amazing sauce! Seriously, I would make the trip to…read moreBisbee just to munch on the biscuits & gravy from this quaint cafe! Staff was friendly too & comfy booths! Great color theme as well. Reminded me of 1996

Good breakfast, coffee, & friendly service. Plenty of indoor seating. This restaurant is not in the…read moreold Bisbee neighborhood, but a short drive on the other side. I tried their recommended chicken fried steak & eggs. My over medium eggs were unfortunately runny on the inside though! Hubby had an omelette and it was a beautiful color and he really enjoyed it. Their house potatoes were a bit overcooked and hard, but were tasty. Overall, an average breakfast spot with friendly service!