Cute place, yummy drinks. Clean and unique bathrooms. But, umbrellas were broken and the cushions…read moreon chairs were gross and stained. I can actually live with that. However, what' will keep us from going back is the no-personality service. Been there twice in the afternoon and both times the service was stoic. For us friendly service tops everything. Nobody wants to feel like you're inconveniencing the employees.

Janey's Coffee Co & Bodega is truly a treasure. Set back from the main road (Cave Creek), I was…read moremildly surprised at how busy it was on a late Sunday Afternoon. I say "mildly suprised" because once we walked up to the actual coffee house we heard the live music on the large back patio. One of our absolutely favorite local artist, Aaron Howard was performing, and he definitely brings in a crowd. It was busy, as I mentioned, but not too crowded, and we found a good table towards the back. As it was the begging of the hot weather this spring, we were very grateful for the generous-sized table umbrellas. But first, we went inside the Bodega to order a Beer and a snack. They have a great selection of Beer and wine! And since we were still 2 hours or so away from dinner, we decided to grab a veggie & cheese board, which had a nice variety of cruditè and humas. It was very satisfying for 2 adults. We spent.a total of about 2 hours there and left there knowing we would be coming back to Janey's. Side note: For those of you who need accessibility, I myself am on an electric scooter for ambulating. The parking lot is dirt and only has a couple of handicap parking spots. But no space is more than approximately 150 ft from the entrance to Janey's. Once you get to the building, it is very easy to get in and out of the main bodega, with wide, level doorways. The doors were propped open when we visited. I did not utilize the restroom on this visit.

This review is for two family visits to the Rock Springs Cafe; one on Monday, May 18, 2026 and the…read moreother on Saturday, May 23, the start of the Memorial Day weekend. The reason we came back on May 23 was because the food and service was so good on our first visit, as we were heading to the Grand Canyon, that we resolved to stop in on our return to Phoenix later that week. Our server on our first visit was Julie, and she was friendly, attentive, and very professional. My wife ordered the taco salad with ground beef. Julie explained that the ground beef used is also used for the chili, and that it was a little spicy. My wife is sensitive to spicy food, but she decided to give it a try. It was the highlight of her meal; just the right amount of heat and not overly spicy, and rest of the salad was fresh and tasty. The cranberry walnut salad I ordered was also fresh and tasty, although the chicken was a bit dry. Our son ordered the home made biscuits and gravy, which he said were delicious. The gravy was amongst the best he's had, and it contained bits of sausage. The serving sizes were all very generous, so there was no room for pie, unfortunately. Julie invited us to come back next week and leave room for pie, so we did just that. It was a really good meal, and a great way to start our vacation, worthy of five stars. Business was relatively slow on our first visit, but, when we visited the following Saturday, the restaurant was packed, since Memorial Day is the start of the summer travel season. We were seated within 15 minutes and were promptly greeted by Dakota. She told us the kitchen was out of numerous items and gave us a few minutes to look over the menus. One of the menus was quite dirty, with what seemed like maple syrup on the plastic-covered page. This time, I ordered the rib basket appetizer, my wife ordered a chopped salad with grilled chicken, and our son ordered the Rock Springs burger. On our first visit, the food took 10-15 minutes to arrive, on this visit, it took nearly 30 minutes. The ribs were meaty, but were room temperature, and seasoning was light and unremarkable. My wife's chopped salad was stacked high and served on a regular plate. There was so much salad that it was difficult for her to eat without the salad ending up on the table and, after 15 minutes, it looked like she'd hardly made a dent in it. She said the chicken was very dry, and ended up leaving more than half or her salad uneaten. Our son had no complaints about the burger, which appeared to be cooked perfectly. We each ended up getting a slice of the Dutch crust apple pie ala mode, which was served warm with a generous scoop of high quality vanilla ice cream. Rock Springs Cafe has quite a history, and the decor really shows its Western history. However, it looks like it hasn't been refreshed in nearly 20 years, and some of the posters, plaques and other things on the wall are in rough shape. The men's bathroom are unique, furnished with urinals made from beer kegs and more license plates than you can count. Rock Springs Cafe was a great stop for us, twice, and we plan to return on our next visit to the Grand Canyon.

Not what it used to be. There was a time this was a quaint roadside with amazing pie. Service was…read morealways poor, but the pie made up for it. The last 4 stops, it has gone consistently downhill. I can get better pie now at Safeway. This stop, got banana cream pie and pecan pie. The bananas in this pie were fully rotten! It looked like the bottom of the pie was covered in mold they were so black. The crust didn't taste right either. This is unacceptable quality and makes me wonder how long these "fresh" pies are sitting in the freezer now that they expanded the location. It was disgusting! Complete waste of money. I had been willing to buy a half pie on the pecan, but there were none and the staff didn't grasp the concept of cutting a pie in half to make two half pies (as they advertise they sell). I'm glad I didn't now, as the single piece I ended up buying was dry. So disappointed in how this place let word of mouth ruin quality. Not worth the stop anymore. You also can't have dismissive service and bad food.

Another excellent coffee shop in Phoenix!…read more There were so many drink options that it was hard to choose but I went with the staff recommendation- the slopes, a blueberry favored latte. It was delicious! I ordered to go and didn't get to enjoy the lovely indoor space. There is also an outdoor space too.

Kareem- thank you for showing us what to order. I loved my pistachio chocolate iced coffee. Sweet…read moreand oh so smooth. Word of advice, Kareem is a regular. Not an employee. If you find yourself at this adorable and fabulously curated coffee shop and Kareem comes up and makes suggestions on what to get AND even shows you what he ordered...listen to him. Kareem knows what he's talking about. Thanks for saying good bye to my daughter. I unfortunately had my nose in the phone because I was working on fixing an issue with a client. Heartfelt thanks to you for taking the time to share your knowledge of the menu!

always a first rate, delicious & healthy breakfast. always go here when in the area. they have…read moreespecially good coffee and matcha drinks.

I'm not typically a fan of chain restaurants but a colleague wanted to meet for lunch at first…read morewatch and I agreed to try it. I hadn't had the best of experiences at other first watch locations but this one was surprisingly better. Our server took initiative to seat us himself and take our order quickly. I asked questions about the green juice and he brought me a sample to try it before committing to a whole glass. It was too sweet for me so he suggested adding beet juice on top of orange juice for a less sweet juice option. I really appreciated the creativity and the drink was really pretty! I tried the avocado toast and the bread was thick but not as crispy crust or hearty as I was hoping for. It was a generous portion of avocado compared to what you would get at other restaurants for a comparable or likely higher price.

The best happy hour!...my go to on Mondays. The beef sliders and crinkle cut fries are so good…read more Great drink prices. Tammy Jo is always great!...the place is nice and clean.

The most disappointing experience I have had in Cave Creek by far!! I initially came in by myself…read moreand let them know I was waiting for my family. I stood at the front for about 5 minutes before being acknowledged, and when I was, I was just told to "sit anywhere." After sitting down, I wasn't given menus and ended up having to go get them myself. Another 5 minutes passed before a server came over. When I asked about the specials that were advertised online, I was initially told there were no specials at all. Then she said, "oh, like happy hour?" which just felt dismissive and rude. We came specifically because of the Taco Tuesday and happy hour deals listed online (which even showed a date of April 7), but none of that was honored, she said that those specials were for the RODEO only. By the time my husband and daughter arrived, we realized there weren't even tacos included on the happy hour menu, which made the whole experience feel even more misleading. Between the lack of organization, slow service, and not honoring clearly advertised specials, the experience just didn't match expectations. It's frustrating to choose a place based on what's promoted and then have a completely different experience when you arrive.

This is a coffee bar located inside the fitness club. They offer a full menu of drinks and a…read morevariety of crepes. A friend and I went in just for coffee but decided to share a crepe. It was delicious!! The one we tried was Chunky Monkey- it was filled with PB, banana, and chocolate chip. As good as the filling was the , crepe itself was really yummy and would've been wonderful even just plain. Friendly service too! There are some couches inside near the fitness area but we opted to enjoy our visit on the outdoor patio. Great local place, give it a try!

From the owner: Stop by for made-to-order crepes, Lavazza Italian coffee and espresso drinks, China Mist iced teas,…read moreprotein shakes and fruit smoothies.

We had a great breakfast here and will definitely be back! We ordered the quesadilla, a blueberry…read moremuffin, and two breakfast sandwiches, and everything was delicious. The quesadilla was probably our favorite- the salsa that came with it was so flavorful and really made the dish stand out. One of the best compliments we can give is that our two young daughters, who can be pretty picky eaters, finished everything on their plates. Always a good sign! The service was friendly and quick, and we especially appreciated the atmosphere. Unlike some of the larger, crowded breakfast spots, this place was small, quiet, and relaxing. It made for a much more enjoyable dining experience. Highly recommend!

Extremely polite, professional service- delicious latte and croissant. We'll absolutely be back.read more

Diane and I ate here on our return from Scottsdale, and this family-run diner did not disappoint…read more I began with a bowl of Potato Soup which was clearly homemade. It contained large al dente chunks of potato, an ample amount of cheese, bacon strips, a little celery, and carrots. A large, juicy, and genuine decked out Chicago Dog referred to simply as The Dog then rounded out my lunch. Accompanying O'Rings were light but mostly batter. And, Diane said her Fish & Chips were okay. Soft drinks are sold in bottles here to be poured into an ice-filled mason jar. We received a generous 50% Mother's Day discount, and service was friendly and attentive. When we travel this way again, we will definitely be back.

This place has an old-school diner field to it with a new school by. I ordered the chicken fried…read moresteak. It was delicious. Very good. With the fries home fries were really good as well. The ambience was really good. I'm not too loud. Just chowder other people in the restaurant. Service was good. She kept coming back making sure we were good and didn't need anything else. All in all a great place to visit when you're up in Wickenburg