We stop here pretty much every time we come to Bisbee. Love the ambiance, the friendly service and…read morethe great coffee. This time I had a Mexican Mocha, and it was arguably the best one I've had. The cinnamon flavor is quite strong and spicy, perfect to warm you up on a cold winter day. This place is always busy, even in the afternoon. Don't overlook the outdoor seating on the Southwest side.

We needed food fuel for the up hill walking that Bisbee has - worth it for the awesome architecture…read moregeek that I am . This place is at foot of said hill and great little place to begin the day. Service was fine- Anyway, the local Bisbee coffee was tasty- enough so that I bought a bag of beans on the way out. The plain toasted bagel with cream cheese was good,

The coffee is great, and the people are great. The service is prompt for such a laid back place…read more There's plenty of cool spots to sit in there and enjoy your coffee.

I finally came by when this place was open for walk-up sales and free espresso. Today's sample was…read morea dark roast Kenya AA, a strong but not bitter coffee. I chatted with the owner Seth who is passionate about his beans. I enjoyed the taste even without cream. I asked for him to grind the Guatemala coffee that I bought for a friend. He gladly complied. He removed a few bad beans as he poured the bag of beans into the grinder and grabbed another handful of beans to replace the beans he took out. I hope to sample more of his coffee.

The patisserie was recommended by the guy at the visitor center. Oh, was it a good…read morerecommendation! You ring a bell at the door and order at that window. There were great selections when we visited. I had the PB Krispie treat, and we also got an eclair and nutella cookie. All were SOOO good! They do have a little outdoor patio where you can sit and enjoy your treats!

Honestly pretty disappointed with the croissants after all the amazing reviews. The normal, butter…read morecroissant was good but the other two were meh. The Margherita had a weird flavor, maybe the pesto? and Breakfast Machine was a bit salty. Service was alright, not overly friendly but not rude either. I am definitely willing to give them another try because the outside seating/eating area was beautiful and their other pastries look amazing but I wasn't overly surprised with the two special croissants. I would still say give them a try!

What a unique and charming place! We stopped by Earl's for some coffee and were stunned by how…read moregorgeous and calm the atmosphere was. The coffee was also good and the barista was welcoming and happy to make adjustments like half caffeine. There's plenty of seating and space, and it felt quiet but not uncomfortably so. A group was playing scrabble at a table near us, and others were seated around the options. It felt relaxing and friendly.

I love this place!! It's beautiful, the people are kind and friendly-the cafe server actually asked…read moreme if I wanted decaf or regular coffee, which I have never been asked before. I ordered a Mexican Mocha which had just the right amount of coffee and spice-if it was decaf, it certainly didn't taste decaf. The prices were totally reasonable-about the same as a Starbucks-and the coffee is way better. We also ordered avocado bruschetta toast, which was lovely but a bit heavy on the balsamic. I am not a big balsamic fan, so for me that didn't add much as it made it sweeter, but for others who like it, it would probably be great. Nonetheless it was still very good. We also had bagels and cream cheese, and the bagels were awesomely light and perfectly toasted. This seems like a place that the locals know more about as it's tucked a little off the man drag, and it's filled with light. It has a lovely, modern southwest feel which is totally pleasant. I will come back again when next in Bisbee.

Holla at the biscuits & gravy! Only $9 too?! Amazing sauce! Seriously, I would make the trip to…read moreBisbee just to munch on the biscuits & gravy from this quaint cafe! Staff was friendly too & comfy booths! Great color theme as well. Reminded me of 1996

Good breakfast, coffee, & friendly service. Plenty of indoor seating. This restaurant is not in the…read moreold Bisbee neighborhood, but a short drive on the other side. I tried their recommended chicken fried steak & eggs. My over medium eggs were unfortunately runny on the inside though! Hubby had an omelette and it was a beautiful color and he really enjoyed it. Their house potatoes were a bit overcooked and hard, but were tasty. Overall, an average breakfast spot with friendly service!

Cornucopia Cafe moved to a beautiful larger building with outdoor seating. 1 Howell Bisbee.Their…read morefood is delicious and they features local artists like my BisbeeArt - they have homemade soups and desserts too.

We absolutely love this place! We loved it in its old location even thought it was small. But the…read morenew location holy smokes what a step up! Today we were "those people" and came in about 30 minutes before close and they still accommodated us. They had run out of sliced roast beef so they sliced it for us. And let me tell you they did not skimp. The sandwich was Stacked and delicious. They even apologized for the wait. Which was completely unnecessary. Definitely a favorite no matter where it is. Having just left we look forward to coming back already.

Don't know what to eat? They'll have whatever that is here. Good menu, Good food, Good coffee, Good…read more variety of drinks. Eat inside or outside. It's easy.

As the name implies, this place is a both a small market where you can pick up some basics, as well…read moreas take out, chips, etc. and it's a sit-down (order at counter) quick stop for lunch. We stumbled upon this place which is a bit further walk than the main part of town. If you head away from the main part (walk up the hill on the main street) you will see it on the right. It seemed to have better (earlier hours) than the other places in town. The sandwiches were surprisingly good. My wife had the Tuna Salad on Mixed Greens ($11.95) and was quite happy with it. I had one of their sandwich specials, which was the turkey, brie, gruyere, and bacon (with a mayo called "prickly pear jalapeno mayo) on excellent grilled focaccia bread. In fact, it was my favorite sandwich of the trip. We ate outside on the patio, which was nice. Although you order at the counter, they bring your food to your table (it was a bit slow) and you bus your table too.

Ralph and his lovely wife were inside working. Without an appointment the courteously welcomed me…read moreang gave me a quick orientation. Bisbee is very lucky to have them. Go support the market on Saturday mornings for in house baked items, produce and meet neighbors of this no nonsense original Bisbee neighborhood. Go soon before gentrification fully engulfs us all.

A continuously-functioning mom-and-pop run neighborhood market since 1904 (maybe '05), Mimosa is a…read moretreasure. The owners live behind the shop and are staffing the store every day. Mom runs the register and Dad does the butchering. They had fresh lemon pastries when my wife and I went in. This is a local grocery with a little of everything. Expect to spend more than at a box store. The oldest locals still go here and spend $0.05 for the candies that cost them $0.01 when they were kids.