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!

On 6-14-26 around 8:45 pm I stopped to eat at Waffle House on Grant road and I-10. I was…read morediscriminated against very bad by the wait staff. They never waited on me. They never looked at me all because in my opinion, I was wearing my gay pride shirt cause I just came back from the gay Pride swimming pool party at Tuxon. I walked inside the restaurant, grab my seat and started looking at the menu and the waiter just kept walking by never asked me anything. Next thing you know I know another person walks in that person sits down the waiter gives them their silverware ask what they wanna order. Ask what they want to drink and he gets his food and I still haven't mince asked what I wanted to eat. At this point the cook who is not his job to wait on people said hey are you gonna wait on this guy? He's been here way before this guy they still didn't do anything so the cook out of the generosity of his heart asked me what I wanted to eat what I wanted to drink. He's the one that took my order. He's the one that got my drink, cooked my food and served me. Again, I have never felt so discriminated against embarrassed like people were looking at me so I just got my food. Ate it and paid my bill and left. I don't know about you guys, but this is my first time being discriminated against and it didn't feel very good so be careful when you go to that to that waffle house if you ever go if you're in a discriminate if you're in a class that you can be discriminated against. I did file a complaint with Waffle House on their corporate website and they forwarded my information onto the on-site owner of the business and I have yet hurt anything cause I just sent it as of yesterday. I think as a gay community that I live in we have a very strong gay community community in Gen. I think we should boycott that place and pretty much show them that they can't be discriminated against. That's all I really have to say I just wanted to get it out there and let them know that I was discriminated against and I'm not gonna tolerate it not in this day and age. Brian Craig Benenhaley

We brought our friends for their very first Waffle House experience, and honestly... it was iconic…read more The place was clean, the food was perfect (smothered hashbrowns and pecan waffles deserve their own fan club), and our waitress was amazing. But the true main character here is Freddy! Freddy greeted us like we were long-lost family, and then casually handed us hats like this was the Waffle House VIP lounge. Absolute legend behavior. If you get greeted by Freddy, just know you've hit the jackpot and please tell him he's the best greeter in the universe.

Teaspoon is one of the best overall restaurants in Tucson…read more I've been here a few times over the last year or so. It has never disappointed in service, quality or taste. (well once in taste, but I'll get to that) They have great in-house made items. Like the Challa bread, the preserves, their pesto. They most certainly know what they're doing. I had unseasoned filet mignon once, I believe it was the omelette. I talked to the manager. Now I wasnt upset, didn't send it back, I just told them what I experienced and mused that I found it odd the cook forgot a simple thing like salt. The manager acknowledged my complaint and that was all; or at least I was fine. Nope, she came back with a to-go box of croissants topped with cream and berries as an apology. They were tremendous by the way. She didn't have to do that. The ambiance is it's only weak point, but even that is minor. Simple black is fine. It's modern feeling and doesn't stand out loudly. They have outdoor seating, which early in the morning is fine, but id avoid in the summer, which will likely mean you'll be waiting, depending on the time. Oh! I forgot to mention, they have very good drinks. They really are intentional about the blend of flavors, they have a little something for everyone. All in all, I cannot recommend this place enough. It's been a shining star amongst Tucson restaurants and I am grateful they exist. Even to how they organize their menu partly by flavor profiles shows they genuinely LOVE food. I love food too, and I love here. Try this place. Today.

Service was super fast one we got a table. Came on a Saturday at noon and the place was still…read morecrowded. They have breakfast all day but also provide lunch so everyone is happy. There is outdoor seating with small tables and misters to stay cool. The inside has a good amount of space and A/C is on spot. There is also a bar with a good number of seats available. This might be first come first served but I am not totally sure. The food is a really good spread of options. Pancakes, german pancakes, french toast, eggs benedict(s) monte cristo, omelets, croque madame, country chicken with biscuits and sausage gravy, chilaquiles con pollo, avocado toast, savory crepe, and even a breakfast pizza. Oh and they offer a few skillet options too-southwest, loaded baked potato, and sausage and peppers skillet. So many options!! I can't speak too much for lunch but I did see burgers on the menu. Not too helpful in that arena sorry. The eggs Benedict with ham was awesome. Side of potatoes with a bit of all seasoning and a side salad with awesome light dressing comes with it. The dutch baby was also great. A german pancake served savory with sausage. Huge portion. Come check this place out and make sure if you don't want to wait you call in advance when driving there and ask to get on their "wait list" you may not be able to get a reservation but you can do this. You're welcome.

Located inside Trail Dust Town, this place wasn't for me. However, it seems to be for a lot of…read morepeople. We went on Mother's Day and the place was hopping and had a lot of tables were being held for reservations. I'm not sure how their system works, but it seemed pretty off when we were there. Waited over 45 minutes when we were told 15-20. Our food took awhile to come out as well. Definitely a very basic breakfast, nothing felt special. Prices seemed very low comparably, but the quality wasn't there.

Pretty underwhelming and they nickel and dime you. The pancakes are decent. But the corned beef…read morehash from a can, the hasbrowns from freeze dried, the biscuits hine made but poorly (dense), and the gravy from a mix. Oh and they charge $3.50 for a side of that package gravy. On top of the service being slow. The server was pleasant and nice, but the food took forever. I would think since so much stuff is pre-made it would be faster. Disappointing.

Prep & Pastry has a funky, grungy, offbeat charm that feels perfectly at home in Tucson. This is…read moreone of their two Tucson locations--the Campbell Avenue spot, with the other on Grant Road. It's a very casual place staffed by kind and welcoming students, and the food is genuinely good. The Smoked Salmon Beni stood out in the reviews, and it did not disappoint when I finally got to try it. I'll be attaching a photo, but it tasted every bit as good as it looked. I also noticed the shaved steak sandwich on the menu and in several Yelp photos, so I'll definitely have to come back and try that next. I really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere, friendly service and overall character of the place.

These Pastries Should Probably Be Illegal…read more Prep & Pastry has been serving Tucson since 2014, and after eating here, I completely understand why they've built such a loyal following. This review is only about the pastries because the rest of their menu deserves an entirely separate review. The first thing I noticed was how incredibly light and airy everything was. Every bite felt fresh, fluffy, and perfectly balanced. The frosting wasn't overly sweet, and nothing tasted heavy or overwhelming. As I've gotten older, I've become much more conscious about what I eat. Surprisingly, these pastries never leave me with that "I shouldn't have done that" feeling. They're indulgent without being excessive. Now let's address the real issue... I always buy two. Not because I'm planning ahead. Because I know exactly what's going to happen if I don't. I'll eat one in the parking lot, sit there for a minute pretending I'm satisfied, then make what is almost certainly an illegal U-turn and head back inside for another. At this point, I believe the owners should stand trial in a savory Food Court of Law. Dun... Dun... "In the Criminal Food Justice System, pastry-based crimes are considered especially delicious. In Tucson, the dedicated foodies who investigate these sugary felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Pastry Unit. These are their stories." Prep & Pastry is guilty of making "I'll just have one" the biggest lie you'll tell yourself all week. Whether you're stopping by for breakfast, brunch, or simply because life is better with a great pastry, this place delivers. WIT Inspection Score: -- Truly Among the Best.

Amazing place to eat and drink, interesting surroundings and nice staff…read moreWould always recommend, one of the gems of tucson

Food iand service is fantastic! Love the shrimp and grits,…read more and the hush puppies are light are my husband's favorite.

Stopped in on a busy morning for a late breakfast…read more Had the build-your-own-burrito, and it was fantastic. The tortilla was so good! One of the best I've tried in Tucson. Finished up sharing a cinnamon roll pancake, and that was amazing. Despite how busy they are, staff are always attentive and amicable.

There is often a wait for a table but they turnover pretty quickly. Tables are fairly close…read moretogether but works ok. Service was excellent through our meal. Portions are enormous on many dishes. Wish they offered half sizes as hate to see food waster. While many do takeout , it doesn't work great with pancakes with sauce on them I had the lemon blueberry pancakes that has a blueberry sauce that was cooked and topped with lemon curd. It was delicious but could only eat half. Nevertheless, great taste and service so very enjoyable.

We visited on Saturday morning. There was no wait and we seated ourselves. The servers were…read morefriendly and helpful. We had several come to our table prior to ordering food to ask if we had any questions about the menu. We ordered the Chorizo Scramble and Homemade Quiche. We also had spicy Bloody Mary's. The Chorizo Scramble was good but not very spicy. The spicy Zooey Mary had more of a kick but overall it was still good. The Homemade Quiche came with home potatoes and toast. Both dishes were delish! On the table we noticed a summer Anniversary Special for an awesome price of $36! Take in or to go. Overall, a great visit and we can't wait to try the Anniversary Special.

Was headed to Prep & Pastry for breakfast with my girlfriend yesterday when i pulled up short…read more Blue Willow has been on my radar for a while. Parking lot is on the small side and was quite full. Ambiance/Cleanliness-walking in through a very mid gift shop was not on my bingo card, but there we were. Well lit dining areas, spanning 50/50 indoor/outdoor. I'm not an al fresco fan. The inside had all the charm of a senior citizens dining hall and the fan overhead blasted us with quite cold air the whole time. The table wobbled and I couldn't fix it. 2 stars Service-decent, not overly warm or helpful, but not hostile either. The cashier handling my bill asked how everything was and I responded.."disappointing"...crickets..3 stars Food-I got iced tea and the carnitas benedict, mi dulcinea got ice water and the classic benedict...we both got potatoes as a side. The potatoes were good. I requested the cornbread be crisped both sides..only one was done. This was NOT carnitas, this was pulled pork..lacking in both texture and flavor. The eggs were perfect. The sauce also lacked any character, other than providing moisture. My girlfiend said her classic bennie was "ok". Never going back. 2 stars