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.

I just moved here, Alex & Matt we very welcoming to me, I got here before closing time & was able…read moreto order a coffee of her choice & it was absolutely amazing super cute. Such a chill calm little spot, definitely recommend to anyone.

Probably the best coffee I've ever had. But if you want it hot, this is not the place to come.read more

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!

This is a good place to stop for a good coffee and muffin if you appreciate quality. I was…read moretraveling from Peoria to The Grand Canyon and options were limited for good coffee until I found this little gem Good service, good coffee and good pastries/muffins. Lots of seating inside and outside.

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 Cones and Coffee is a charming shop in downtown Prescott near Whisky Row. It's most known…read morefor their ice cream which was incredibly creamy and perfect for summer evening! The shop itself is adorable with nostalgic car-themed signage and memorabilia. Additionally, the service was extremely friendly! We tried the espresso chip ice cream, and it was a huge portion that was so delicious and creamy (good texture without icicles)! Where Frannie's seems to overreach is in terms of the offerings. Their menu includes ice cream, shakes, frozen yogurt, coffee, baked goods, and bubble tea drinks. Based on the prior reviews, seems like this is a great spot for ice cream, shakes, and coffee. However, reviews for bubble tea are consistently negative and reviews for baked goods seem to be variable. Things to know: - there's a discount for paying with cash per some recent reviews. I hadn't noticed this when visiting - parking is easy unless there are events going on in the courthouse plaza - portions are huge! What's pictured in my review is considered two scoops but was more than enough for three people after dinner! - samples of the ice cream are allowed - seating includes indoor and outdoor bistro tables as well as indoor bar height seating

Stopped for an ice cream cone. Warning warning the scoops are big. The kids ice cream cone was more…read morethan enough for one or two to share. Also decided to try the cinnamon bites. Heated up they are great

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

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.

Highly attractive restaurant right in the heart of Downtown Prescott. The restaurant has a family…read morepub type feel which is very inviting. We stopped in for lunch. Service was friendly. We ordered club sandwich which was delicious, filet and eggs (done very well), and Mahi Mahi Fish and chips. The Mahi is a little too chewy for fish and chips so I didn't love that, but everything else was well done.

Located at the corner of the city square in old hotel. Very cool vibe from street. It was St…read morePatrick's Day so kinda crazy on the street. Inside has a nice old school cut glass bar and a bunch of booths in back and a couple tables upfront overlooking the town square. Largely pub/bar food and limited menu. We landed on the Mac and Cheese and the Steak Salad with blue cheese dressing. Pretty standard bar food. Service was good, not great, very low energy, which is fine. We felt like only visitors in the place. Most of the bar patrons seemed to know everyone and were engaging the bartenders. Parking rather tough, it's all angled on street up against town square. We had a pretty long walk weaving through all the St patty's day revelers.