Walked here this past weekend while visiting town and was amazed at the pastry selection. I ordered…read morea custom latte that was so creamy and delicious, I came back before leaving town. The chocolate banana turnover was the perfect pairing and highly recommended. My friend ordered two breakfast styled pastries that were filled with great toppings and so flaky - I had to steal a bite. The interior has a handful of seating options as well as two tables outside. Pet friendly on the patio, not indoors which is understandable.

Came to Cedar House to get some coffee a pastry and to get some work done. I found parking in a…read morenearby neighborhood. They had all the classic coffee offerings and lots of pastry options, both savory and sweet. They had a number of gluten free choices as well. Love that they make their pastries in house. I ordered a flat white and a blueberry scone and both were tasty. It was fun looking at the local arts and craft they had for sale. A number of indoor and outdoor seating options.

Went there 4th of July with my family and I can honestly say it was the best authentic Mexican food…read moreI've had in a while everything was from scratch. The coffee was from the olla the best coffee I've had in a long time. We went at 12:30pm and stay there until 2:50pm waiting to check in to our hotel and they made us feel welcome. Thank you! Best customer service

Súper delicioso Bien shabocho y especialmente la atención…read more Personal súper atento y amable Sabor único y auténtico Parqueadero amplio y gratis Todo perfecto y 100% recomendable

I wanted to try this "new to me" spot in downtown Flagstaff. I was expecting more of a variety and…read moreoptions for pastries, but they were out of croissants and didn't have a whole lot else. It was later in the day, so that could have been why. The iced latte was good. I hope to give it another shot again when I'm back up in town.

My Hubby's new and favorite Flagstaff eatery!!…read more From TK- Just had a business meeting downtown and ordered from the Coffee Inn. Great homemade soup and the sandwiches had quality ingredients. I'm always hesitant ordering turkey form a new place and getting shiny processed turkey. This was real quality turkey and the soup was full of fresh vegetables. I'm pretty fussy with food and I was very happy with the quality of the food and the prices here. It's my new favorite place.

This place screams eclectic in a good way, from all the different ceiling light fixtures, to the…read moreold stain glass window frames, chairs and tables and of course lots of owls. We were greeted right away and seated inside, there is an outside patio. Our server was friendly, introduced himself, asked if we had any questions, took our beverage order and allowed us time to look over the menu. I ordered their endless coffee, my wife ordered a bottled coke that came with a glass and ice. As it was just after 10 AM, We decided to order breakfast. My wife ordered biscuits and gravy with bacon. This is served with two biscuits smothered in gravy with bacon crumbles sprinkled on the gravy and fried county potatoes. There is no strips of bacon, just a lot of bacon crumbles. The county potatoes are small (just about large cherry tomato size) potatoes that are cut in half and fried. The outside is crispy, the inside is soft and well seasoned. Perfect with the gravy. I ordered the biscuits and gravy with sausage that comes either in links or patties. I chose the patties and the addition of two eggs over-easy. The biscuits were crispy on the outside, soft and crumbly on the inside. A very well baked biscuit. The white gravy was seasoned well and delicious. One of the better tasting gravy we have had in a while, although I prefer a sausage gravy. The two sausage patties were properly cooked and definitely added to the overall flavor of the gravy and eggs (cooked properly). To me the county potatoes were the best addition to the plate as I used them to soak up the gravy and egg yolk after the biscuits were gone. I would have liked to see a larger portion of gravy and potatoes on my plate, as my wife's plate had more of both. Likely had to do with the two eggs that occupied real estate on my plate. The endless coffee stayed true to its name, I never ran out of coffee and there was both packaged sugar, sugar substitutes, three types of coffee creamer (half and half, French vanilla and Hazel nut?) Overall the service was attentive, friendly and the food was good and arrived in a reasonable time frame. I would definitely return to the Toasted Owl again.

I really hate doing reviews like this. I gave the manager an opportunity for a quick phone call…read morebefore I posted this review. She preferred text only. I was visiting family in Flagstaff for the first time in many years. My stepmother and I love eating out. We had great food and great experiences the week I was there. Towards the end of my trip, we were looking for a place to have a late breakfast early lunch, also known as a brunch. We narrowed it down to two different places. The Toasted Owl was the one that we picked. I wish I could say, that we were able to eat what I heard was great food there. The hostess was nice. The on duty manager even apologized for the wait. She told me they're cleaning our table. Once we got to the table, my stepmom and I noticed, this was the wettest table ever. The menus were sticking to the table. No big deal, just a dry towel, and problem solves. I asked this young man as he was going by if he could get a dry towel because the table was obviously very wet. He said okay, came back, dropped a stack of napkins on the table. My stepmom and I both rolled our eyes and looked at each other. When he was coming back, I asked him what are the napkins for? He said they are for you to wipe down the table, and then he left. I looked at my stepmom as we both rolled our eyes again, and I said we are not eating here. I explained to the on duty manager why we were not eating there. She did offer to be our waiter, but I said politely of course, no thank you. We were both kind and polite right out of the gate. I'm wondering what was it about this young bus boy, who apparently just got promoted to waiter/server, he would have such an attitude towards us? I have my thoughts. But I'm not going to share them here. It's indicative in my opinion with what's going on with the problems in this country. People judge you for the way you look, or what you wear. But I wonder what it was, that this young man thought about us that he had to treat us the way he did? Maybe this restaurant caters to a certain type or class of people. Maybe we don't fit in that class? But who cares? I come from the school where everybody gets treated the same, with kindness and respect, regardless of sexual orientation, race, religion, political affiliation, and the list goes on. Perhaps, this young man can tell the owner of this restaurant, why he treated us the way he did? By the way, I'm being gratuitous by assuming the food is five stars, as that's what I gave it. I'm just calling the balls and strikes as I see it, one-star service from this one individual.

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.

I would have loved to give them 5 stars, but I'd give them 3.5.. the food was great, and the…read moresandwich is THICK!! My big concern was the person taking my order. They heard what I said, but gave something different. I ordered the sandwich with all the meats (forgot the name, had a D in it), an oatmeal cookie and a cold brew with cold foam and caramel, and a cup of soup. I received the correct sandwich and soup, but I got a chocolate chip cookie and a latte? There was no cold brew with foam, just everything mixed and was definitely a latte. I went back in to change out my cookie, glad I noticed it before leaving. A bit disappointed in the inaccuracy of my order. BUT they have great tasting sandwiches and soups. That I'll give them! This place is definitely 5 stars material, if the woman taking the order could get the orders right. I'd gladly come back again

Definitely check this place out! It's pretty small and in a strip mall type area but shouldn't be…read moreskipped over. I stopped by after hiking Mt. Elden. The place has a cute lunchbox theme complete with old metal lunchboxes placed around. The guy at the counter was super kind and was bussing tables/ refilling drinks when things got slow. For $10.50 (!) I had 1/2 of the perky turkey sandwich and a cup of their white chicken chili. The sandwich was simple and perfect with good flavors. The soup was pretty amazing and piping hot! This will definitely be a place that I hit again and again!