This was the one place that I had to visit during my first trip to Tucson. I absolutely love Cafe…read morecon Leches! So, I had to try this place out. Cafe con Leche is located in the American Eat Co. food hall. The location opened promptly 8 am. An employee of Cafe con Leche greeted my co-workers and I with positive vibes. I immediately ordered a 16 oz Cafe con Leche, however the location was out of their house coffee. I was disappointed to say the least, but I was given multiple recommendations for other menu items to try. I ended up trying the Cubano Latte, which was flavorsome. It's definitely worth trying. The ambience of the location is chill. I love the colors and the display of the business. I absolutely plan to visit this location again the next time that I am in Tucson. I have to try the Cafe con Leche; it's a thing for me.

Great Service. The coffee was delicious. It treated like my grandmother's cafe con leche. I will…read morebe going back .

So beautiful inside and great employees and great drinks!! Definitely a favorite and I will be back!read more

Great coffee shop with quick service and a drive through. It has lots of tables with access to…read moreoutlets with good places to study. They have lots of speciality drinks and pastries to keep things interesting.

Great coffee shop located in the Mercado Annex. Big open patio seating with misters and covered…read moreseating if it rains! Window service orders, friendly baristas, with a good vibe. Coffee, tea, beautiful crafted beverages. Reasonable prices, quick service. Notch your day up a few decibels and charge forward into the day!

I had a Hibiscus Arnold Palmer that was good. Tea was fresh and tart and strong, perfectly…read morerefreshing. It was the end of the night so the girl working wasn't the most personable, but I give grace for the aforementioned reason. I'll definitely be back to try other tea based drinks.

I didn't know this place existed until I happened to come across it on Yelp! I am Vietnamese and…read moregrew up eating Vietnamese meals, including delicious desserts. I'm so happy to have found this place ! You order at the counter and there is plenty of seating. I ordered the tri-color Vietnamese dessert called Chè Ba Mau, which translates literally to tri-color dessert. Chè is a traditional category of Vietnamese desserts that can range from sweet soups to puddings, and it often combines various beans, jellies, and fruits with coconut milk and shaved ice, traditionally. This particular one here consists of coconut milk, pandan agar jelly, red beans, and water chestnut coated in tapioca. The hubby ordered the grass jelly and coconut milk dessert. The grass jelly has a mild herbal depth and it is balanced beautifully by the smooth, lightly sweet coconut milk. Both are equally refreshing and sweet, with quality ingredients that really make it satisfying on a hot Tucson day. I absolutely will be returning here for future Vietnamese desserts!!

My friend recommended me to try this place, and I ordered their iced Taro coffee. First, I'm not…read moreusually a coffee drinker, but I enjoyed this drink honestly. It was moderately sweet, and the coffee was not overpowering. Second, I had their waffle pops with cheese and bacon, and it was decent. The barista was quick with my drink order, and they have a good amount of seating if you want study or do work in the shop as well.

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.

Really nice downtown korean fusian breakfast pastry lunch locations. They have an extremely varied…read moretasty menu. I usually only come for the lunch offerings, but am always tempted by their coffee and pastry items, which others in my group always enjoy. I love the bulgogi and the chicken options. If you need anything specialized, the staff are always open and friendly to guide or modify what they can on the menu items. The wait is never long. There is a decent but small seating area, and most people come to pickup to go. It is located in the dense downtown and parking can be an issue, but coming downtown means exploring and that makes this a good spot to visit. Love the food, people and location.

If you stop by HeeMee, get their croissants!!! They are truly fantastic. They used to have these…read moretremendous red bean buns, but lately they've been significantly flatter so maybe the recipe changed. My most recent visit was such a letdown. I tried a blueberry danish, and holy pectin!!! the blueberry portion was more rubbery than an eraser and genuinely inedible. The only worker there took several minutes to take the order of anyone in line as they were cleaning the counter, and horrifyingly didn't wash their hands before serving the pastries. I did love this place so really hoping it's a one off

We so rarely encounter attitude in Tucson, that our experience at your coffee shop on Saturday…read morereally took us aback. All 4 of us have extensive experience in the hospitality industry and appreciate the stresses. Since we are unfailingly friendly customers, as so many servers are, & because there were only 6 other customers at your coffee shop at the time, sharing our experience is warranted. We visited the Main Gate shop just after noon on Saturday, 4/18. The barista was wearing a cap & O'Neill-branded t-shirt; he has a salt & pepper beard. Requesting my cappuccino in a ceramic cup, he stated, with obvious exasperation, "You can just say 'for here'." He was also visibly irritated when we requested 3 Dirty Chais of various sizes & shot strength, as if this request was overly complicated. We would have ordered food, but he was so unwelcoming we did not. Nor did we linger. We have visited this location other times and have only been treated warmly. Clearly this barista does not represent the customer service your employees normally provide. You can train people to make a good coffee. Training them to be pleasant is more complicated & best documented. Hence, this review. An unpleasant experience like this has no place in Tucson. It's not who we are & it's not who you are either, I know. We hope this gentleman finds another line of work soon

A conveniently located on Congress. I've had breakfast here with friends and got coffee n pastries…read morewith friends waiting to catch the Amtrak train. They open at 7am six days a week. Today it was pretty empty being Monday and they were baking banana bread with chocolate chips; smelled amazing! Our barista got our drink out fast. Seating at ground level and in their loft. Ambiance is okay, wood tables n seats. It's a cute spot. WiFi and restrooms available

Always one of the best breakfast burritos in town. IFYKYK you got to get there early though and so…read moreworth the wait. The staff is amazing and the decor is fun. Definitely give them a try.

Since the pop-up location on 6th in Sam Hughes is no longer, I will have to come to the original…read morefor my burritos and cold brew. I love their food and great service. I wish they had another location further east, but I am glad that the business is still alive and kicking in the barrio. Two orders of sausage burritos with red salsa and a barrio cold brew made my day.