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.

To set the stage: colorful patio with tons of cute dogs. Add fast service, solid food (and very…read morevery good breakfast potatoes) and you have a solid brunch spot! The cinnamon roll is absolutely worth it. Maybe not quite giant, but fluffy and delicious nonetheless.

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.

Coffee was Amazing!!…read more Ordered two lattes. The view is incredible The staff was friendly Service was quick. Peaceful coffee shop.

What a wonderful family owned restaurant. The service is amazing, prices are good, and the food is…read moredelicious. The mole is a must try...it is so yummy! My friend had the green chile and it is also wonderful. I live locally and had not eaten here before but will definitely be coming back.

Fantastic fresh food. With a cozy, unique atmosphere. The Cafe de Olla is perfect!…read more Family owned and operated. I will definitely be coming back to try the mole!

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.

First time here, this place is the most expensive breakfast I've ever had. Otherwise breakfast was…read morepretty good except for the biscuit. It was kind of dry. The one thing I didn't order and I saw on the menu was a $9.36 one pancake. As far as I'm concerned, nurse not a pancake that's worth $9.36.

Great food, excellent service, friendly staff, enjoyable 'owl' ambiance…read more.. Good portions for the price!

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!

No customer service because there's no staff because there's no customers. Get it? If they were…read moreopen all day they might have some customers. Ironic it's called Blu Moon Cafe...because it's open once in a blue moon?