This place is bigger than it looks from the outside…read more I stopped in after running more errands in town. I had my two dogs with me in the truck with the engine running. I just wanted a hazelnut cappuccinos to sip on for a bit. This place was busy during my stay. A Bible study group of women walked in and claimed a backroom for their gathering. The barista on duty recognized her regular customers and had several of the drinks already prepared. I brought my two dogs in when I found out they were welcome inside. I sat in the back on a comfy couch to finish my drink. There is a free library in the back, some board games and Buddhist art on the walls. There is also a more barren private room next door with room for about ten people. While my coffee wasn't as strong as I needed it to be, the ambiance definitely will bring me back to this lovely place

My iced London Fog was awesome! The staff was super friendly and the space is so fun…read more There is a free give and take library in the spacious hang out spot in the back of the shop.

First time and I especially enjoyed the lemon blueberry scones. As someone that enjoys coffee not…read morefor the kick but for the taste by loving their decaffeinated mocha says it all. I will be coming back definitely. Only sad thing is it's taken me this long to come try it.

Good coffee and a cozy place to have a meeting. Great service, my first time in the guy at the…read moreregister was super helpful and I got a great breakfast burrito!

Love this spot! They are open early for real Arizonans (currently 5am) and have lots of space for…read moresitting down with friends or doing work online. Also they use Lavazza, and their 2 lovely baristas both actually know how to use their espresso machine! Best coffee in town.

Jo2Go finally reopened iin March in a new location off Ramsey Road and SR92, making this the…read moreclosest coffee shop to my new home. The prior owners of this place also used it as a coffee shop, but then moved north to a bigger building. The interior hasn't changed much. I walked in shortly after 8 am on a Monday and ordered a large iced coffee flavored with white chocolate. The espresso is from Lavazza Italian brand, a smooth bean that I also use at home. I had a friendly chat with the owner, Bree. There was one other customer at a table working on her lap top. Three more men walked in shortly after I did. It was a very friendly vibe all around as I sat on a comfy couch and used the free wi-fi to write this. The extended opening hours are a benefit as there is nothing in Hereford for exclusively tea and coffee. And it is open on Sundays! By the end of the month the outdoor area will also be open, and additional shade will be provided. While there were not too many pastries available during my visit, I was treated to a warm cinnamon bun, baked by a local Mennonite woman. It complimented my drink well. I'm looking forward to seeing this business grow and become a neighborhood meeting place. Also, this cafe has a Loyalty Program and the premise is dog-friendly!

We had coffee and breakfast sandwiches two mornings in a row on a recent trip to Bisbee. The…read morecoffee was amazing, smooth and not the least bit bitter. It didn't even need cream or sugar. The breakfast bagels were great too. Filling, tasty, and the price was right.

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,

Finally made it back to this coffee shop now that it is back in its original location off el Camino…read moreReal. I was just walking to get some steps in and stopped in to get my go-to hot cappuccino with hazelnut syrup. Chatted with the lovely owner for a bit as I sat out in the patio taking in the zen.. I really like the patio! It makes up for the small shop interior.

Cute little cafe. However, questionable pricing. Three adults…read more 1) Large Tea and a small cup of homemade (canned) chicken chowder soup. 2) Large cold carmel coffee drink w/whip and a bag of chips. 3) Large specialty cold coffee with almond milk, a muffin. Cost: $61 WTH! Not worth it whatsoever.

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.

It was sticker day. My granddaughter loves collecting them. She couldn't go due to she had school…read more so I went and got stickers for her. Everyone was really nice. I ordered 2 smoothies strawberry manga. Love the way they play music.

Came here twice while visiting AZ! The service was a bit slow but it was also the weekend and the…read moreline was quite large. Both times the workers were engaging and bubbly! The coffee was good!

Another gem of a local Sierra Vista business. And finally a drive-thru coffee!…read more The owner is so kind and she makes a delicious cup of coffee. I tried out the regular coffee and also the Snowflake Mocha (white chocolate and peppermint) and both were great. The coffee was more flavorful than your usual roasted-to-a-crisp chain coffeehouse, which is to say lighter and with more subtle flavors. (I think the kids call that "third-wave".) The Snowflake was the yummy, sweet morning treat that I wanted. Yay for a not waiting a half an hour inside Fry's for chain-store coffee. The owner says they're always at the farmer's market on Thursdays and the rest of the week the location is on Facebook.

When I went to the location at Greeley Hall, I found a hairball in my tea. I would never buy…read moreanything there again. Make sure you check your cup before you drink out of it. That place should be reported to the health inspection office.