Decent enough drinks, but I just spent 10 dollars on a whole milk dirty chai, not including tip…read more Just seems like an unreasonable price for a single beverage. Baristas are always super friendly which I appreciate.

No specialty coffee but they got the basic right! I enjoyed iced hazelnut latte (regular size). I…read morehad the bigger size next morning it definitely didn't taste the same and I didn't get any hint of hazelnut. I love that baristas gave me free whipped cream ;) if you are in Prescott, I'd def recommend Merchant Coffee. Plenty of parking.

Great pastries and ambiance in the heart of cute downtown Prescott. They open early too! We enjoyed…read moreour coffees looking out the window over a some grass and a little creek outside. Very comfortable and friendly.

Great working space with good ambiance. It can get pretty crowded throughout the day even week…read moredays, but this has been the best coffee shop in Prescott to do work and have meetings. There are plenty of outlets against the walls and bar seats. The atmosphere is bustling and plenty of turnover. Coffee however isn't the best I've found here in Prescott. The signature caramel latte is good and the blended drinks. I had the cyclist and it tasted watered down to me. Wish there was stronger coffee here!

Meh - I stopped in for a coffee after the Whiskey Row Marathon before driving back to Phoenix. They…read morehad great reviews so I was eager to check it out. I ordered a medium soy latte (comes with 4 espresso shots) with no flavor and it cost me $7 . Way overpriced. And the coffee wasn't even that good. I should have stuck with Starbucks. The owner was nice though. It's also conveniently located inside capital market in the city square.

Context: I worked for a coffee roaster that would submit their beans for review to the Coffee…read moreReview and consistently had their beans rated in the 90 point range (out of 100). While I was a subpar barista, I walked away from the job with high standards for my coffee My drink: I ordered a 3 shot espresso (one shot caf and two shots decaf) with some steamed half-and-half and 1/4 pump of vanilla. Not only did it taste like their decaf espresso was very high quality, they pulled delicious shots. I loved it so much, I visited 4 times in the 3 days we were in Prescott! Service: friendly and attentive.

Came down from California for a family party and found this GEM. Cute small location with some…read moreseating.

Pleasant baristas and fun drinks! Not your third wave coffee shop by any means but it's a fun spot…read morewith good flavors. Flavored lattes weren't too sweet at all. Will be back!

You serve the smoothest blended/ iced coffee drinks that I've ever had and the staff and service…read moredoesn't get any better! Please open another closer to Costco so I can go more often!

Was in town for NYE and stopped in for some caffeine :) cute little locally owned spot! Plenty of…read moreseating both indoor and out-- making this a great spot to hang out or get some work done. Staff were super friendly-- which I appreciate extra from a coffee shop. Ordered an iced vanilla latte and it was a little on the milky side for my personal preference. I should have clarified the amount of espresso in the size I ordered and potentially ordered an extra shot. Overall a cute spot and I would come again!

The Century Lounge in downtown Prescott, Arizona on Cortez Street is exactly the kind of place that…read moremakes you fall in love with the whole downtown scene. One moment you're vintage shopping, wandering through little boutiques and historic storefronts along Cortez Street, and then boom -- you step into The Century Lounge and it feels like the perfect extension of everything happening around you. The moody vintage décor, warm lighting, cozy atmosphere, and artistic energy fit the Prescott sidewalk culture so naturally. I ordered an iced mocha and it was absolutely divine. Rich, smooth, refreshing, and perfectly balanced without being overly sweet. The kind of drink that makes you want to sit awhile, people watch, and soak in the historic charm of downtown Prescott. I really enjoyed the barista. They were very helpful. They were sharing their menu. They also have wine which I think it makes an incredible coffee shop for those wine drinkers I didn't get a picture of my mocha but I promise you it was delicious. There's something magical about Cortez Street in Prescott, Arizona, and The Century Lounge captures that feeling perfectly. Artsy, vintage, relaxed, and full of character.

Such an awesome design and atmosphere. Grab a coffee and a treat, and you'll want to hang out here…read moreall day soaking in the ambience.

Great atmosphere Great service…read more Great coffee Easy parking Met there with a group of friends. Service was quick and friendly Long table seated all of us

Good sandwich. I got mine on an everything bagel - egg, cheese and bacon and some spinach…read more The service was slow. It felt like a long wait and we were the only people who ordered food. The cook was distracted with a local chatting it up. That annoyed me. Alas, the sandwhiches were ready and they were tasty. Good fuel before a hike!

Frannie's Ice Cream, Yogurt, Coffee House & Bakery on Gurley Street across from the Prescott…read moreCourthouse is AMAZING. VERY friendly staff ... owner Kevin and every one of his staff are kind, personable and accommodating. Everything I purchase there is so good. The cinnamon bites are to die for! I regularly go in for a nitro brew coffee and am never disappointed. I highly recommend trying out this bakery cafe. --Teri Koressel

Cold Brew is not Espresso for Ice Drinks. Non Dairy milks separate, shaking the container is…read morenecessary. The smell of a coffee/ice cream shop should not be sour. The Barista/Scooper should be friendly, or at least open to suggestions when failing miserably in all aspects of customer service! Truly disappointed!

Lizarraga's is not the sort of place you would expect to find in a Mall Food Court: an authentic…read moreMexican Panaderia preparing fresh, scratch-made baked good every morning. What is especially notable is that Lizarraga's is, simply put, dirt cheap. The wide variety of oversized, colorful pastries range in price from $.88 - $1.25 each, hot coffee is $1.25 for a big cup, fountain drinks are $1.25. No quality is sacrificed at these prices either. The coffee is fresh and smooth. The churros, two types, are to die for! The not-to-sweet, vanilla flavored Ojos De Panchas are the perfect "dunking" pastry. The service is super friendly, and samples are often available. They also bake bread and make cakes to order. Aside from grocery store bakeries, there is only one other Panaderia that I know of in our area: The Donut Hole in Prescott Valley. There is really no comparison; my Mexican pastry experience there still haunts me to this day. (You can read my YELP review of "The Hole" for the gory detail.) Lizarraga's is actually worth a trip to Gateway Mall for an astoundingly cheap and delicious treat. I'm hoping that Lizarraga's is able to stay in business. They are a refreshing addition to the Mall.

They are not open, on Saturday at 11am. Asked other places in food court, apparently they rarely…read moreshow up.

Always good... one of our favorite places. The location is great - lots to look at. Service is…read morealways good - food is always delicious... It is a place where we can take visiting guests and be confident they will enjoy the experience.

We visited over the 4th of July weekend, so we expected things to be busy. However, it also seemed…read morelike a weekend where additional staffing would have helped. We were a party of six. Two of us ordered drinks, and our food order wasn't taken until those drinks arrived, leaving the rest of our group waiting longer than expected. I had the chicken lettuce wraps. They tasted good but were a little dry, and the lettuce was wilted. The rest of our group ordered the biscuits and gravy and the brisket Benedict, and everyone finished their meals. The service was friendly but slow, with delayed refills and napkins. Overall, it's a cute spot with good food--just expect a slower pace if you visit during a busy holiday weekend.