The Club Panini sandwich and Nutella crepes are very yummy! The owner was very nice and we had…read moreamazing service there.

Rodrigo was great! He's the owner and has been in Tucson for quite a while! All the desserts are…read moremade by him due to his extensive background in cooking Italian cuisine in various well known places around town such as Tavolino! I had a doctors apointmenr nearby and have always wanted to try it, so Wednesday was the day! I got the breakfast special that comes with a half burrito and a coffee or soda. I got the Black coffee which was strong and delicious. The burrito was the perfect size and full of bacon, egg, potato and cheese. The salsa it came with was the perfect accompaniment!! The tortilla was definitely a standout. It was all very fresh and tasty. I would absolutely come back, please support local!!!

Oh my gosh! What a hidden gem! The gals in the truck, Natalia and Alexia were so welcoming- sharing…read morea bit of the backstory as well as a sample of cafe de olla. Natalia makes it herself using a family heirloom as the vessel. She also grows the chilis herself for the chingona. They partner with other local businesses for their baked goods (got here too late for the wood fire baked burrito- gotta get here earlier next time!) I got a slice of almond poppyseed pound cake that was absolutely amazing! Moist and lots of almond flavor! I got an iced horchata latte at Alexia's suggestion- it is light and refreshing. Trying to figure out how to come here more often!!! They told me I had to check out the shop inside (Alexia told me it gave Narnia vibes bc the entrance is very unassuming- she was not wrong!) Tge space is so sweet! Music but not too loud, lots of space to sit and chat or work or read or... I feel like you could work here all day and no one would bother you.

Such a cute place to meet with friends. We had a decent sized group, grabbed some drinks and played…read morea game inside. I think they should offer the teas as a lower price than the coffees, but otherwise no complaints. The owner came by to make sure we didn't need anything. They were busy for a late Saturday morning.

A little pricey (what isn't these days), but the food was very good…read more We had an omelet and a breakfast burrito. The Bloody Mary was a great addition to the brunch.

Went to this eatery for breakfast. Have driven by often and decided to stop in. Staff were very…read morefriendly. Seemed like mostly locals come here. Had a breakfast omelette with hash browns. Omelette was good but the hash browns were smashed completely flat. Ambiance was nice and quite, not a lot of people

Woman-owned, longtime Tucson Coffee shop moved to my side of town and no one told me! Lol. They've…read morebeen in this new (ish) location in a strip mall for about 2 years. Great purple & green theme. Who knew I'd find a coffee drink I've never tried (gasp) - an Italian Fresca! Espresso on ice with soda water, choice of syrup & zip of whipped cream. Cool, coffee forward goodness! Also, had a big asx lemon bar for $3.00. Big enough to share. The woman who mage our drinks was super friendly & we enjoyed the whole experience. Better priced than corporate cofffee. Lots of cool candies, too + ice cream flavors I haven't seen elsewhere (lavender, I'm eyeing you)! TLDR: Beloved women-owned coffee shop is now on the north side of Tucson.

Food was fresh and delicious! Owner was there to serve fresh latte and converse. Cute shop with…read morecandy, ice cream, and specialty chocolates, on top of baked goods. Nice ambiance and great service. Will be back!

Went here a little bit back and was pleasantly surprised at how cozy it was. I met a friend for…read moresome remote work on a Friday and the early afternoon.. they have both patio seating as well as some seating inside as well. Love this because it was HOT! There's a separate building you can buy local retail, as well as a café where I ordered a dirty Horchata (not realizing it had coffee lol), a sandwich with fries, and one of the baked desserts (a brownie with something I can't remember lol). All the food was great. As a french fry lover, I have to say that the fries were fantastic! Once you order, you're able to find a place to sit, and the food is brought to you. I would def return!

I was finally able to make it back to Coronet Cafe for breakfast and had another great experience…read more I love the outdoor seating, as it feels so quaint and peaceful. I also love that the menu strives to be locally sourced. The food is very fresh! The service from the counter is fairly fast, which was especially great for us, as we were short on time. This time ordered the Simply Eggy Breakfast. The marmalade was unique and the eggs were perfectly poached. The portions are standard, so there will likely be no leftovers. For the portions though, I would say the price is a little on the higher end. To finish my friend got a tahini brownie on the way out and we found it to be very pleasant and not overly sweet. I would love to try their coffees and teas!

I was staying at a hotel nearby and decided to check out the downtown area. I stumbled upon this…read morelittle gem. They had the cutest bakery, and I was recommended to try the empanada, iced coffee, and some other pastries. Overall, the servers was quick and friendly, and the pastries did taste delicious. I will return to try other items. It is connected to the Hampton Inn, the ambience was chill.

So good and so cheap! I went to this location and the one inside Mercato San Augustin. I got a few…read morevariety of conchas, some apple turn over, wedding cookies, and some other kinds I don't know the proper name but just point and picked.. The lady helped me was super nice and honestly the bakery itself was so good, reminds me of how they tasted like when I was in CDMX! Highly recommend!

Place has great service, you order at counter but your food is brought to your table…read more It can get super busy but wait isn't usually too bad. Food is great, especially their breakfast burritos. Always have a great selection of drinks including a seasonal matcha. Good ambiance to talk and chat, not super loud

The cute desert diner vibes were excellent, and the assortment of pastries set out in the display…read morecase was very enticing. I forgot to get a photo of our pastries, but we got some to-go after breakfast and every single one was excellent. Our food portions were good, in fact the avocado toast was piled much higher with toppings than expected. Everyone loved their meals. We also ordered a side of the poblano cauliflower rice (not pictured) and it was so good that I'm now trying to find a recipe for something similar online! Service was fast, and we really liked everything we got. Tucson has so many great breakfast spots, but we were happy we stopped here!

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!