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Tourist Home Flagstaff Cafe

4.3 (1.2k reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Carne asada bowl to go
Dakota M.

Great staff, very friendly and helpful/attentive. Indoor and outdoor seating areas, lots of it. One of the only breakfast places we could find that wasn't charging $22 dollars for a breakfast sandwich..we got the yogurt bowl, quiche of day, and carne asada bowl. Favorite was the carne asada bowl, the flavor was phenomenal and everything including the mean and eggs were cooked perfectly. Yogurt bowl was also fantastic, homemade granola was perfect. The quiche was ok, the egg texture a little more egg-bite-like and less of that soft quiche texture. Definitely would return!

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Marie N.

Family and I (group of 8) recently grabbed breakfast at Tourist Home Flagstaff Café. It was the day after NAU graduation (Saturday), and we were pleasantly surprised to find plenty of outdoor seating (probably a little result of too much celebrating the night prior). We had placed our orders inside and were sent away with a number on a stand for our table. The gal that waited on us was very patient and uber-friendly taking our orders - luckily there was no one behind us and she took the time to answer all of our questions. I feel like we'd only been seated just a hot second when the food arrived! Fabulous service - quick and friendly and always with a smile. Hubby and I each got a cup of fresh brewed coffee that did not disappoint! Not too weak, not too strong... brewed to perfection! My husband ordered the chicken and biscuit and I the chilaquiles Christmas style. Lord have mercy both of these dishes were the bomb! Not only plenty of food but super tasty - I had my chilaquiles with scrambled eggs and they also came with about 1/2 a freshly sliced avocado. Nice, tangy flavor and sprinkled with just the right amount of cotija cheese! Shared with the table and still had leftovers (and I'm not mad about it). Husband's dish was perfection - the perfect biscuit combo - fluffy, chewy and crunchy in all the right places, and the gravy not overly seasoned or salty. Chicken was a breaded/fried (possibly baked) and cooked/seasoned just right. Inner meat was tender and moist and outside of course was crunchy - batter was well seasoned and breast didn't seem greasy at all. I worked in a mom-and-pop coffee shop decades ago - everything was homemade and fresh and the coffee 2 die 4. This establishment brought me back to those times in regard to coffee/food quality and hospitality! Will 100p be returning when next we're in town!

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Kirsten W.

This place is one of my new Flagstaff faves. Coffee is fresh and delish. Pancakes have a custardy middle with crispy edges and the syrup is like melted butterscotch! I got the ranchero which was bomb. My husband got the chilaquiles which was also amazing. The chips in the chilaquiles are definitely made from scratch because they stayed thick and crunchy even with a bunch of sauce. My sister got the BLT with turkey...the garlic aioli is to die for. Everything is just so fresh and high quality. The staff are extremely friendly and willing to answer questions about the menu. Seating can be tight so I'd arrive before 11am on the weekends. 10/10 brunch...I would travel out of my way for this place.

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Christina C.

This is a cute little place in downtown flagstaff. The patio is about the coolest space I've seen! I have the granola bowl and my husband had some pastries. Everything was high quality and delicious. Our only thought was that the price was high for what was received.

Rafael R.

We've kind of avoided this place only because of the name, but I'm glad we decided to go. Breakfast menu had a lot of great options, including some gluten-free choices. The coffee was great, I had an Americano and the wife had a Chi with a shot of espresso. The place is laid out well and spaces including a nice outdoor area. Everyone we came in contact with from the front counter to the barista were very pleasant. Make sure to check out their Specials board for some off the menu options. We had some poblano soup which was flavorful and smooth. When we returned. This weekend we are going to grab some French toast and a few other delicious items. It's important to note that the weekends are super busy but as long as you have no where else to be than you should be fine. You will run into a few out of town visitors which can be cool for conversation.

Nice patio area dog friendly
Elaine R.

Great find! Thanks Yelpers! Enjoyed everything food n Drinks. Drip coffee was weak was the only complaint. Loved the Biscuits n Gravy with fried chicken. They had hot sauces and it went well with the Arizona Gunslinger Jalapeno Pepper Sauce. The tomato bisque was nice n thick with tomatoes and almost butter cream taste. Went well with the grilled cheese (added bacon). SIL enjoyed her Hash Bowl as it used yams with chimichurri sauce. The Chai Whiskey was amazing! Orange juice tasted freshly squeezed. Enjoyed my brown sugar cinnamon latte (not on menu). Large patio for dog friendly. They even have dog bowls. Need to go to counter to order n pay and they give you a number to your table. Highly recommend to stop here if your are in Flagstaff! Friendly staff!

Gluten free cruller is so good you can't even tell it's made without flour. Hot vanilla latte with house made syrup!
Ashlee M.

I love this place. The food is great, coffee made to perfection, and it's so cozy and chill inside. Everyone who works here is so nice. I love coming here to read and enjoy a perfect vanilla latte and the AMAZING GF cruller and I'm not even GF! It's just that good. I always get one to go to enjoy at home.

Lavender lemonade
Abigail W.

My friend and I were staying in Sedona and everyone kept telling us to get to Flagstaff at some point. Only about 45 mins away, we decided to drive up on our last day to get some breakfast. This spot alone had me looking up housing prices to see if I could afford to move here. The donut. Get the donut. Get all of them. It was like a homemade French Cruller. Best donut ever. And the lavender lemonade? Again, best ever. I was seriously having such a good time just between those two things. I also got a typical breakfast plate, sunny side up eggs, housemade sausage patties, and crispy potatoes. THE SAUSAGE patty was probably top 2 I have ever had in my life. Incredible flavor. I will never not stop talking about how good this place is. Perfect corner to eat out on the patio or inside. My friend got this mimosa flight that looked delightful. An older lady passing by actually stopped to chat with her about it.

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Cynthia H.

This was a cute spot in downtown flagstaff. They had zero wait time to be seated but about 30m wait to be served - mind you this was on a Sunday, so not bad at all! You place your order at the front, the. Seat yourself. They have patio seating and inside seating. Everything we ordered was beautifully displayed. Everyone in the party loved their food. I ordered the tacos and it wasn't bad but I think the beans took a lot of the flavoring away from the dish. The price was pretty average of what you would pay at a breakfast spot. Our bill for 4 was $84 and we ordered food and drinks. The staff was kind and moved quickly.

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What a great space. Had cold brew and yogurt and berries. Both were fresh and tasty. The wait staff was so kind.

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Staff were extremely friendly and food was to live for. We are from Camp Verde but will make a point to here there next visit.

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Are dogs allowed?

I'd assume they aren't allowed inside unless they are a service animal but there were a few tables outside if I remember correctly.

They no longer have the pastry case...did their baker leave? Churro donuts were not light and rather dense and doughy...have been coming here for years, and loved donut day...

Hi Pat! We do have a few new bakers currently but we still use the same recipe that our original baker used! I will absolutely let our bakers know that we need to make some improvements. Thank you so much for letting us know because we can't be… 

Do they serve alcohol?

Yes. They have a shandy shack outside with beer kegs on tap. I also saw people drinking bloody marys and they were told that alcohol needed to remain on the premises.

Are any items GF?

Well, they do have eggs and omelets. And lots of yummy breakfast plates. They serve most things with a " nine grain bread." I do not recall any baked goods/ or items on the… 

Are reservations accepted?

Tourist Home does not offer reservations. We seat folks on a first come first seated basis and always do the best we can to accomodate our guests in a timely manner. Please feel free to call ahead to see if we have a wait time. (928) 779-2811

Are dogs allowed on the patio?

They have a patio where dogs are allowed. As a matter of fact when I was there a woman and her dog was eating as it snowed. They were quite comfortable. I hope this helps

Do you have gluten free options?

Yes, we have many menu items that are gluten free or can be adapted to be gluten free. We offer Canyon Bakehouse GF bread as an option for our toast/sandwiches. Additionally, we have gluten free pastries! Please feel free to call us at the… 

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