This is a gem. Perfect local breakfast. Outstanding food. I had the homemade huevos rancheros…read more Delish! Great hash browns. Family run. So worth giving them your business.

I had a very disappointing experience at this business. I arrived with my service animal and was…read moreinformed that my animal would not be allowed inside. Service animals are protected under federal law, and I was surprised by the staff's response and lack of understanding regarding these requirements. In addition, I felt that I was treated differently than other customers. The interaction left me feeling unwelcome and disrespected. I attempted to explain that my animal was a service animal, but the situation was not handled professionally. I hope management takes the time to properly train staff on ADA service animal regulations and customer service expectations so that future customers do not have a similar experience.

Layla's was exactly what I would expect a cafe named 'Layla's' to be like, amazing! My bff is named…read moreLayla so once I saw it I immediately had to go and I was so happy I did! The coffee was great! Not sure if they roast their own beans or which beans they use but I really enjoyed my Honey Bee Latte. If you're getting food, a must would be the BTL Caprese sandwich; I am tempted to drive back to Sedona for this. The cafe has a very classic Sedona Hiker vibe which was cool if you wanted to look around at the pictures and books they have for sale . Overall, a little on the expensive side but maybe not bad for Sedona.

Came here 2 days in a row. The food is great, though some choices are a bit messy such as the…read moreavocado toast. Still delicious though. First day, don't remember the name of the coffee drink I got, didn't love it. Day 2 much better choice. Was super trendy and cute. Great place to meet up with some friends.

I love this place. We found it coming up to celebrate 100 years of Route 66. People that work here…read moreare so nice. Dog friendly they even have a dog menu. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Such a cool stop, so much to look at. The cashier girl was so sweet. Highly recommend!read more

Delicious sandwich. Friendly service. Beautiful gardens for a nice lunch stop. Shady with flowers…read moreand umbrellas.

Their garden is a truly special place to enjoy coffee & brunch along Oak Creek Canyon... the food…read moreis exceptional and the ambiance is enchanting with its luscious greenery. The scent of the garden and roasted green chilis permeated the patio as we sat shaded by the elder oak trees, sharing this space with a blend of both locals and tourists... dogs are most welcome. Get here early for both parking and open seating...

love this place!! friendly service, great food and always consistent! thank you!! The cinnamon roll…read moreis always a winner!

After being ignored at a different breakfast spot, we walked into the Toasted Owl…read more Our server was a delight. Food was excellent. Atmosphere a little loud for us, but we did get to order and eat! Left with a smile and full tummies.

Compared to other museum cafes this is a 5. Compared to Flagstaff restaurants in general this is a…read more4 since the ambiance is too stark. Also because Lowell Observatory does not open until noon, the Planet X Cafe doesn't offer the delicious breakfasts found at Jitters, the parent restaurant. My husband had the Kuiper Belt Cuban and I had the Roemer Chicken Salad Sandwich (known as the Nutclucker at the main restaurant Jitters). (The cafe's food has space names). We each had vegetable ribbons as a side. The fun ribbons are the perfect way to eat fresh carrots and zucchini. I had a Final Frontier Fog, the cafe's name for a London Fog hot tea beverage. Other nonalcoholic beverages are available. This restaurant is highly convenient because it allows you to see a continuous stream of Lowell presentations without leaving the premises. You don't have to drive down the forested hill back into town for a meal. The restaurant is run by Jitters a longtime Eastside breakfast lunch restaurant with a more extensive menu. We love Jitters and have been going there for years. I rate it a 5 for good food but more limited menu and 5 for convenience to Lowell visitors. I rate it a 3 for ambiance because it is too stark. It has seating indoors and outdoors.

This place is an awesome Mexican Food Restaurant. The Food is great, the service is awesome, and…read morethe place is beautiful with all the lovely Horses and western paintings. Great area to just sit and enjoy the view. Big variety of food, breakfast lunch or dinner. LOVE IT!!!!

I had the carne asada burrito lunch plate. The burrito had meat, cheese, and guacamole. The…read moreburrito was okay, not great, nothing special. The rice and beans sides were not very good, nothing special. The whole plate costed about $20. I took the food to go, but the service was good, kind, and fast. The dinning area was nice and clean.

First time I was there there it was difficult to find and I was given enough food to feed a…read moreplatoon....and enjoyed it for two more days. Two days ago I ordered a smaller meal and It was perfect in size. Both times the food was excellent, the service is very personal and freindly, and the place reminds me of family places I grew up with in Utah back in the '50s and '60s'. Just right for my tastes. Will I recommend it and be back? Oh Hell, yes! If you don't try it there will be a gap in your life. PS: take your own Tabasco sauce.

What a reversal.... Huevos Rancheros - WTF do they call it…read morethat? Two runny, watery eggs barely cooked with a small portion of a half assed pico de gallo on it. Should be hearty eggs, on top of tortillas with a nice ranchero sauce. Beans were good a d I didn't order the frozen potatoes. Really about $4 worth of food on the plate. Couldn't even eat it all, too pissed a d insult led they called this Huevos Rancheros. Pozole- Still good but no cabbage, oregano etc. to add. They did provide small container of onion / cilantro / lime. Deathly quiet in here, need music.