Great coffee shop with quick service and a drive through. It has lots of tables with access to…read moreoutlets with good places to study. They have lots of speciality drinks and pastries to keep things interesting.

Great weekend coffee! Happy service & fun ambiance. Wanna try the eats for sure. Plenty of choices.read more

Been there twice in the last few weeks. First time in many, many, many years…read more Place is clean, staff is friendly and greets you when you walk in. Food was delicious. We'll be back again to support this local business.

Did I just find my new favorite breakfast spot in Tucson, and by accident no less? Quite possibly…read moreyes! Was actually planning to go to a different restaurant for breakfast, but it's closed on Sundays, so me and a friend pivoted here. We waited no longer than 10 minutes and were greeted by a kind host, who seated us at the counter, giving us a fun view into the kitchen and view of the bar and prep area. Our remarkable service continued, as the waitress was attentive, pleasant, and gave us recommendations on some of her and regulars' favorites. After getting a cup of coffee, we shared a fluffy, tender cinnamon roll to start. I then chased it down with the 2 Egg and Bacon breakfast. Ordered my bacon and hash browns extra crispy and let me just say...WOW! I have been an avid frequenter of Baja Cafe and Bobo's for years, but Bread & Butter Cafe may have them both beat! Looking forward to my return visit SOON!

This was the one place that I had to visit during my first trip to Tucson. I absolutely love Cafe…read morecon Leches! So, I had to try this place out. Cafe con Leche is located in the American Eat Co. food hall. The location opened promptly 8 am. An employee of Cafe con Leche greeted my co-workers and I with positive vibes. I immediately ordered a 16 oz Cafe con Leche, however the location was out of their house coffee. I was disappointed to say the least, but I was given multiple recommendations for other menu items to try. I ended up trying the Cubano Latte, which was flavorsome. It's definitely worth trying. The ambience of the location is chill. I love the colors and the display of the business. I absolutely plan to visit this location again the next time that I am in Tucson. I have to try the Cafe con Leche; it's a thing for me.

Great Service. The coffee was delicious. It treated like my grandmother's cafe con leche. I will…read morebe going back .

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!!

They are closed on Sunday…read more Highly recommended by a friend. Good sized parking lot and drive up window. Wanted to love...do not love. They are literally across the street from QwikTrip. I ordered Breakfast sandwich, sausage kolache, large apple fritter, crumb donut with apple and a raspberry jelly donut. The kolache was a waste...dry, pretty flavorless. The bread was nice, fluffy, moist and tasty. The sausage breakfast sandwich was $5.50 and had me wanting a breakfast grilled cheese from QT...bigger and MUCH more flavor. The fritter was mid and lacking in cinnamon flavor. Sweet though, and loaded with apple. Service was efficient and polite. Not the worst, but I can't see going back

I've been here about 3 times in the past two weeks and I would say it's top 3 donut places in…read moreTucson. Absolutely delicious. I've tried the vanilla frosted, chocolate cake, apple filled, the breakfast bun and breakfast sandwich, fried chicken. All delicious. The bun is better than the sandwich imo. The inside is straightforward and simple. Looks like any cafe type place. It's clean and well maintained. The staff are kind and friendly. I understand why it's a Tucson staple! It's absolutely delicious. Support local!!!!

This establishment is conveniently located adjacent to Barrio Bread and appears to be affiliated…read morewith Bisbee Breakfast Restaurant. My curiosity was piqued by the consistent customer traffic observed while I was queuing at the bakery. The service was prompt, and the coffee was of good quality, though somewhat expensive.

Good coffee, nice seating with free pac man! Usually get the flat white, which is made very well.read more

Stopped by to finally try this coffee spot out…read more It has a cute interior with chill vibes and extended back outdoor area for larger groups and outdoor games. Parking is a shared space so if there were a lot of people, it could be limited. There are 2 entrances, one being ADA accessible. The main reason for my 3/5 stars is just the price. I know things have become more expensive in our current economy but I was a little surprised to purchase a 16oz iced vanilla latte for close to $8. Maybe it's because I usually make drinks at home now but I was still surprised of the cost. It wasn't a long wait to get my order and the flavor of the espresso was tasty, not burnt. Still worth trying, especially if you like local coffee spots and are trying to support local. Just be prepared that it'll be a little pricier.

New favorite coffee shop unlocked!…read more The space is beautiful with comfy chairs, natural light, unique decor, and outlets that make for a great study spot to stay for hours. The menu is full of creative flavors. I ordered the masala chai, which was strong, but delicious. My caffeine tolerance is low, so if I were to come back I would definitely get something that can be made decaf. The barista was also very friendly and quick. Zedamo also sells baked goods from Round & Round at the counter. I got the apple bread on my way out and it was perfectly crafted. I cannot wait to return!

Cafe A La C'art is a slightly hidden, off the main track restaurant attached to the Tucson Museum…read moreof Art. It is an amazing pastry location and a great lunch location. We have been coming here for over ten years, either as a couple or when my work has events. They can be a little pricy, but it is an amazing location with charm. There is interior and outside seating. You order at the counter with menus provided to review. You WILL be tempted by the pastries. It is mostly sandwiches and salads...and pastry. The drinks are soft drinks, teas and limited alcohol. Food is always well presented, and they do accommodate changes. Staff are friendly but also busy. Did I mention the charm, the adobe rooms have tables and the decor bring the experience together. It can be loud at times, but not overwhelming. Definitely visit, especially if doing the courthouse tour, the Presidio or Old Town shops, other hidden downtown gems.

I love the art on the walls so much and glad I came around 9am ish in the summer when it's less…read morecrowded so I can easily walk around and look at all the art pieces. Lots of nature themed paintings and photographs. I also really like their patio. I had the smoked beet sandwich and replaced the goat cheese with extra pumpkin seed-pistachio- sesame spread to make it vegan. It comes with seasoned fries/ green salad with herb vinaigrette/ or today's side a vegan potato salad. I chose the green salad with herb vinaigrette and really appreciated it had some pumpkin seeds too. They also gave me a sample of the potato salad but I liked the other food I had better. My understanding is that they use frozen potatoes for the fries vs fresh ones but season them with a seasoning mix. The pumpkin seed-pistachio- sesame spread in the sandwich was called "tahini" on the menu but it seems like it was sesame seeds in it not ground tahini paste. The sandwich was really yummy and great for summer. Ordering the first round is at the bar counter but once you are seated after your first order you can order more from the staff. I hear that there is a line to order at the more popular times but there was not a line when I was there. They had lots of great looking baked good. One was vegan and gluten free. Great place to have food at while visiting the Tucson Museum of Art. They share a small free parking lot. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

Presta Coffee Roasters is a chain and I dig it. Really cool vibes with bench seating against the…read morewalls inside and a pretty spacious outdoor patio out on the corner street. This was my third drink of the day. Feeling extremely fatigued and overheated, the iced matcha (with oat) I ordered helped put a little pep back into my step. My son enjoyed his Blueberry Latte as well. We sat for a bit while looking through a photograph book about Tucson in the 80s. Lots of interesting and creative seasonal drinks to choose from. Come check them out.

TL;DR: Best roasters in Tucson I've found so far!…read more Every time I come, I end up walking out with 2-3 bags of new beans and I'm never disappointed. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, the service is quick, and the decor and merch are fun and nicely designed. Strong coffee and so many exploratory flavor profiles Can't wait to be back - cheers, Presta!

meets an exceptional, high-end breakfast menu. ​Must-Try…read moreDishes ​French Toast: Thick-cut brioche with a golden, crisp exterior and a soft, custard-like center. Perfectly balanced sweetness. ​Fluffy Pancakes: High-stacked, airy, and golden--served piping hot with premium syrup. ​Avocado Sourdough Toast: Rich, freshly mashed avocado over perfectly toasted, thick sourdough. ​Drinks & Vibe ​Coffee: Silky flat whites and clean, bright V60 pour-overs that pair seamlessly with sweet brunch items. ​Atmosphere: Modern, sunlit, and immaculate. Great for quick morning stops or relaxed weekend brunches, the service here is also at top notch ,right on time

Lunch at Baja Cafe. FOR THE WIN! I had the Southwest Brisket Benedict: smoked gouda cheese sauce,…read moretater tots, pulled smoked brisket, jalapeno bacon, caramelized onions, bell peppers, green chilies, two poached eggs, salsa verde cruda, cotija cheese, pico de gallo, and chipotle aioli. The poached eggs were sheer perfection, yolk oozing everywhere when broken. This is a quintessential example of a perfectly balanced meal in flavors and textures. Phenomenal! The hub had the Construction Burrito: tortilla filled with 3 scrambled eggs, hash browns, cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese. He added jalapeño bacon, tomatoes, and onions. He isn't as open to adventure in food as I am. Service was efficient and fast. Our server asked if we needed boxes before we could ask for them; she is clearly experienced in serving the huge portions, lol. We both have lunch ready for tomorrow.