*Cafe/ diner- with traditional breakfast/ lunch fare... hotcakes, burgers, breakfast all day,…read moresandwiches, including liver and onions, etc * They do have coffee and can likely flavor the coffee with syrup but I wouldn't call it a coffee shop * Looks like a small space from the outside but it's bigger than what it seems *Busy diner and seemed to have repeat customers * Learned this has been serving Tucson for several decades and appreciate the history * Good portions and fair prices

Laverna's is a small hole in the wall breakfast/brunch place. They close at 2p, we got there about…read more1p. The staff was fantastic and didn't seem angry we came in close to closing. They provided friendly attentive service. I ordered the ruben sandwich. The food was very basic but filling. The fries were kind of bland. I had to continue to add salt and ketcup for flavor. The sandwich was decent. My favorite part about this spot is it seemed like a local eatery and the friendly staff.

Breakfast simply done right. With down home, family style service, a 'seat yourself anywhere you…read morelike' humble atmosphere, and food that was well prepared; Just Breakfast on Silverbell is my new breakfast go-to joint. My apologies to the readers, I forgot to take pictures of my biscuits and gravy, with a side of scrambled eggs, but they were prepared excellently, with a sausage gravy that was flavorful but not overwhelming. A biscuit that was light but dense enough to hold the gravy. My eggs were scrambled but still moist. My lack drip coffee was refilled more than once, hot, and had a robust balanced flavor. My guest really enjoyed their Eggs Benedict, and they were delighted that the staff even accommodated a special request to cut their food into bite sized pieces, due to a physical disability. When the cut up eggs Benedict was served, it looked clean, planned, and professional. The kitchen's pride in presentation was clear to see, even when accommodating a special request. So, if you are contemplating breakfast and looking for something comfortable, simple and well worth the price, you will be hard pressed to find better than Just Breakfast on Silverbell.

Its been a while since I've eaten here. I met a friend for breakfast today. This establishment is…read moreclean, no frills, friendly diner atmosphere. The service was fast and friendly. I tried their eggs Benedict and won't repeat. The eggs were overcooked and the holindaise was lackluster with too much lemon. The potatoes were good. I'll return, as I like to support small businesses, but I'll opt for the oatmeal or an omlet.

Many years ago, I visited the original HeeMee Bakery downtown. It isn't very close to me, and…read moredealing with downtown construction and parking has always been a definite downside. Luckily, HeeMee now has a second location on University! Parking still isn't the easiest in this area, but before the UA starts back up again, it's much easier to find a spot. What a cute little bakery and drink shop! I was also pleasantly surprised to discover that they have an entire food menu with sandwiches, rice bowls, ramen, and other goodies. Since it was a hot day, I ordered an Einspänner, a cold brew topped with cream. The coffee was very smooth, and the cream on top was extra thick and rich. It wasn't quite as bold as I usually like my coffee, but nevertheless, it was a nice treat. I especially love the cute décor and atmosphere at HeeMee. It reminds me of many of the charming tea and coffee shops I've visited in Asian districts in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. I'll definitely be back to have a meal and try another drink from their menu!

Let me first say this is not a restaurant. More like a hang out coffee shop. They have a lot…read moregoing on- bowls, ramen, corn dogs, noodles, sandwiches...coffee, drinks, gelato... They may do some of these great but what I had wasn't very good. I'm not sure if they have legit cooking equipment in the back... I had the yakiudon bowl and a side of cabbage salad. It was supposed to come with two easy over eggs and I saw a precooked sunnyside pair go in to chef Mike's (rowave) oven. I could not eat the eggs. The old was like hard rubber and couldn't even be cut through with a fork. The cabbage salad was just chopped salad. I'll maybe try it again. Have a sandwich or something. Nothing with eggs though. Staff was nice but had to wait a long time to be helped. Only one person preparing drinks and taking orders. Longer time waiting for the microwave to beep.

Jethro's has the best burger in Tucson! It's called the Jeff burger! I love this burger, we are…read morealways looking for a great burger and I never thought it would be at my favorite breakfast spot. We go to Jethro's about once a month for breakfast and thought we would try them for lunch! It is so good! I wish I had a picture but I ate it up then decided to share what I found! Next time I will get a picture of the Jeff burger! The service is always fabulous at Jethro's Plus it's a great fun place to check out!

We felt like breakfast so we went to Jethro's. It's always a pleasure, the food is excellent and…read morethe service is top notch. It's just a local hangout with plenty of food options. Breakfast until 2 pm. Hubby had a pancake & hash browns (weird I know) and I had an omelet with hash browns and a lovely fluffy biscuit. Everything was great. Price was very reasonable as well. We had two drinks as well and the total was $32 before tip. Their other choices are great too, we just really like breakfast at lunchtime. We enjoyed our visit today immensely.

This place is fantastic. Sandwich was delicious and the folks working there are awesome. Will go…read moreout of my way to come back when I'm back in Tucson.

Both items we ordered were delicious! Super easy to order and everything came out hot & fresh. Have…read morechips, sweet treats and macaroni salad as sides. I got full and didn't finish my wrap, super filling. It was so good my husband ate it after finishing his

The pretzel bites are to die for! I've never had a bad meal from Copper Cafe. When I order, I am…read morealways greeted with a smiling face and love that!

With only 2 minutes left for the lunch special, they were out. So ordered the Marana cheesesteak…read more Two hot dog buns cut in half, but the insides were good.

I love the art on the walls so much and glad I came around 9am ish in the summer when it's less…read morecrowded so I can easily walk around and look at all the art pieces. Lots of nature themed paintings and photographs. I also really like their patio. I had the smoked beet sandwich and replaced the goat cheese with extra pumpkin seed-pistachio- sesame spread to make it vegan. It comes with seasoned fries/ green salad with herb vinaigrette/ or today's side a vegan potato salad. I chose the green salad with herb vinaigrette and really appreciated it had some pumpkin seeds too. They also gave me a sample of the potato salad but I liked the other food I had better. My understanding is that they use frozen potatoes for the fries vs fresh ones but season them with a seasoning mix. The pumpkin seed-pistachio- sesame spread in the sandwich was called "tahini" on the menu but it seems like it was sesame seeds in it not ground tahini paste. The sandwich was really yummy and great for summer. Ordering the first round is at the bar counter but once you are seated after your first order you can order more from the staff. I hear that there is a line to order at the more popular times but there was not a line when I was there. They had lots of great looking baked good. One was vegan and gluten free. Great place to have food at while visiting the Tucson Museum of Art. They share a small free parking lot. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

Cafe A La C'art is a slightly hidden, off the main track restaurant attached to the Tucson Museum…read moreof Art. It is an amazing pastry location and a great lunch location. We have been coming here for over ten years, either as a couple or when my work has events. They can be a little pricy, but it is an amazing location with charm. There is interior and outside seating. You order at the counter with menus provided to review. You WILL be tempted by the pastries. It is mostly sandwiches and salads...and pastry. The drinks are soft drinks, teas and limited alcohol. Food is always well presented, and they do accommodate changes. Staff are friendly but also busy. Did I mention the charm, the adobe rooms have tables and the decor bring the experience together. It can be loud at times, but not overwhelming. Definitely visit, especially if doing the courthouse tour, the Presidio or Old Town shops, other hidden downtown gems.

It was decent. The vegan burrito was really tasty. I wish there was a plant based protein though…read more Like tofu, tempeh or a soy chorizo. Pro tip add the pickled onions. The cappuccinos and lattes are NOT vegan optioned- the machine makes it and it uses a dairy powder. They do have almond milk for drip coffee. The restaurant is super cute and the servers are nice. Our food did take a long time today but maybe because it's a weekend/brunch time. Cutely decorated and big windows for light. There's also patio seating. They also have two Tesla electric car charging spot spots.

I came here on a Sunday after church with three friends. I was surprised to find that they don't…read morehave mimosas or anything of that sort, though they do have some healthy juice like drinks. I ordered the Montecristo sandwich, and really did not enjoy the sourdough bread with that. You could really taste the soreness of the bread, and that pairing with the rest of the ingredients in the sandwich just tasted it to me. Our server also was really offputting. She didn't deliver our food together, and offered no explanation as to why until she was asked. She then let us know that the food was coming, but it would've been nice to know when she came initially and dropped off the rest of the food. She also seemed to be in a rush and had an attitude, which was unpleasant. I think there are so many brunch options in Tucson, it would be difficult for me to decide to come to this one again.