Nice cafe with good coffee and tea BUT no almond milk! only alternative milk choice is oat milk…read morewhich is not for everyone., Bagels are delicious and there are other pastries to choose from. Book store is very nice. Patio is lovely.

Great staff, very helpful! First time ordering can be a lot! They are aware and offer the menus so…read moreyou can sit down and decide. They have a huge book selection, lots of cute artsy items. The latte I had was amazing! Very good flavor, and some espresso can be a bit bitter, theirs is not. Prices for drinks is good. I'll definitely be back! Can sit and read while sipping a glass of wine, or book shop while drinking an iced latte. Your choice! Love an actual book store! Try it and see for yourself

One of my stops while on my motorbike…read more Fantastic breakfast and lunch. Great atmosphere and super nice folks. Outdoor patio is super comfortable. Both shaded and sunny areas. Well done folks.

The market here was really nice with some great items for sale. We tried to get lunch here, but…read morethe indoor seating was closed, it was very crowded for how small it was, the 3 outdoor tables they had were in the sun, & the food selection was small. We got lunch elsewhere and came back here after the rush for a delicious dessert and a beer. The experience was much better later. I wouldn't recommend this place for lunch, but I would definitely recommend it for a snack or dessert.

The Westin recently renovated the gift shop into a coffee shop and it's so nice! The staff were…read moresuper friendly and our coffees turned out perfect. I asked for just a tiny bit of caramel syrup and they made sure it was exactly how much I wanted. The view outside is amazing and the hotel is a really great place to stay.

Once again, social media influenced me, and this time, I'm glad it did. I was driving back from…read moreMexico and decided to stop by the 1989 Baker House in Green Valley. I definitely do not regret that decision. This visit, I focused on pastries and coffee. I didn't realize they also have a full food menu until after I ordered, so that will be for next time. I picked up the Dubai chocolate muffins, a pumpkin scone, and a blueberry white chocolate mocha pastry (which was incredible). For drinks, I tried the Sweet Lavender Espresso (hot) and the Cherry Love Bomb (iced). The Cherry Love Bomb was my favorite, refreshing, balanced, and just unique. Everything I tasted was delicious. Every pastry I sampled had great flavor and texture, and the drinks were thoughtful and fun without being overly sweet. While I was there, I noticed they offer a sourdough avocado toast, and the staff member who helped me described it so well that I already know I'll be returning specifically for that. If you're into unique and intentional flavor combinations, this is absolutely worth the stop, even if you're not already in the Sahuarita/Green Valley area. Everything I tried was genuinely enjoyable. Its a cute coffee place with great views actually! I'll definitely coming back!

Pancakes are delicious with a great deal of fruit on top. 3 large pancakes that are filling.read more

10/10 would recommend!…read more The way I was crashing out over not finding my sugar cane juice (pressed fresh fyi) AND they are not far from my work. It's over for my wallet. I love how clean it is inside and did I mention I peeped some karaoke mics. I can see myself doing some work inside during the day

I didn't know this place existed until I happened to come across it on Yelp! I am Vietnamese and…read moregrew up eating Vietnamese meals, including delicious desserts. I'm so happy to have found this place ! You order at the counter and there is plenty of seating. I ordered the tri-color Vietnamese dessert called Chè Ba Mau, which translates literally to tri-color dessert. Chè is a traditional category of Vietnamese desserts that can range from sweet soups to puddings, and it often combines various beans, jellies, and fruits with coconut milk and shaved ice, traditionally. This particular one here consists of coconut milk, pandan agar jelly, red beans, and water chestnut coated in tapioca. The hubby ordered the grass jelly and coconut milk dessert. The grass jelly has a mild herbal depth and it is balanced beautifully by the smooth, lightly sweet coconut milk. Both are equally refreshing and sweet, with quality ingredients that really make it satisfying on a hot Tucson day. I absolutely will be returning here for future Vietnamese desserts!!

Food excellent , breakfast is the best in the valley. Service is top notch . Comfortable, clean,…read morewith great coffee.

I have been to Sky Rider Cafe for years. I have always loved their food and staff. Recently I went…read morein with my Daughter, grand daughter and my 3 great grandchildren. What I noticed when I first walked in was it wasn't extremely busy. It was 12:30pm, I was happy to see they weren't extremely busy. I know to just chose a table. The only table that was available to fit my family had not been cleared. So I walked to the front to see if someone could clear it for us. I was told to just find a table. I said I know but the one we need is dirty. So I went back to the table and my grand Daughter had started removing the dishes. I thought what a great idea and I walked back up front to get a dish cloth to wipe the table because the three young children have already been seated. I go back up to ask for Dish rag from some dark haired lady (not the word I'd like to use) she started snapping at me. I follow her back to our table and I started to move the table full of dishes that we didn't need while she wiped the table. That's when she got real nasty to me. At that point I decided I was done and got my family up from the table and we left. Not sure who that woman was but whoever owns that place need to keep her out of there! We went to Bisbee Breakfast and had a nice meal and was greeted as we should have at Sky Rider. I can't believe we were treated so badly. We had three hungry children and needed to get them seated. Not once did I act badly to have that B_tch act the way she did. IF I ever go back and she is in there, I'll turn around and leave.

Good service, great food, my kids love coming here! I recommend it! Been coming here since I was a…read morelittle boy and have stayed with the business as it's changed hands. The new owners are my all time favorite. The new menu is great.

What a disappointing experience. Ordered the churro French toast with eggs and ham. I also ordered…read moretoast with coffee for before my meal came. The toast didn't come out until the breakfast was served. I got my food and it was all served on the same plate so the eggs and ham now have the churro powder all over the eggs and ham. The French toast was under cooked so the center has the egg slime.

Always one of the best breakfast burritos in town. IFYKYK you got to get there early though and so…read moreworth the wait. The staff is amazing and the decor is fun. Definitely give them a try.

Unfortunately, our experience at Barista Del Barrio was disappointing, mainly because of how a…read moresimple issue with our order was handled. The line was really long, so we used the iPad they provide to place our order. We selected a matcha, but the iPad never gave us the option to choose between hot or iced. We assumed it would come iced, which is our mistake for assuming. When our order came out, the matcha was hot. We went inside and politely asked if there is any chance we could get it iced instead since there was no option on the iPad. The owner herself took the drink and remade it, which we appreciated, but her attitude toward us after was unnecessary. She told us that next time we should order directly with them because we just "wasted their cups" and so on. We apologized again and explained that we would have selected iced if the iPad had actually given us that option, but she didn't really acknowledge what we were saying. What made the experience more disappointing is that I work in coffee myself, so I understand what it's like when things get busy. I chose Barista Del Barrio out of all the coffee shops in the area specifically because I'm Latino and wanted to support a Latino-owned business. I even tipped when I placed the order on the iPad, so I was disappointed with how we were treated over something as simple as an ordering-system issue.

We thought we were heading to a different place…read more Glad we stopped in anyway. Server was bubbly- attentive- and did a splendid job! Food was tasty! Definitely a Brunch spot!

A local mom-and-pop trying a little too hard to go upscale, missing the mark on the basics…read more The coffee was disappointing. They offer flavored syrups if you want to mask it, but the base drip coffee itself just wasn't great. ​ I ordered ​elote avocado toast (with sunny-side-up eggs): Generous portion size, but severely lacking in depth. Instead of the rich, smoky, chili-roasted flavor and tangy kick you expect from true elote, it was essentially plain corn and basic pico de gallo slapped on toast. To make matters worse, it was painfully stingy on the cheese. Mr. P ordered The Classic (2 Eggs, Bacon, Potatoes & Toast): Solid and enjoyable, but ultimately standard fair. It hits the spot if you just want simple breakfast staples, but nothing sets it apart. ​With a shortage of independent breakfast spots in the area, DiBella's is worth a try if you're in a pinch, but it ultimately feels like a home-style diner reaching for gourmet status without nailing the core flavor profiles. Next time, sticking to simple, classic diner orders might be the safest bet.