We love stopping in for breakfast or lunch. Good food, nice portions. Service is friendly and…read moreefficient. Cute cafe atmosphere too! Live their breakfast, chili and great sandwiches and more. Our favorite when visiting the town.

Charming Small-Town Vibe, But Coffee Lacks Strength…read more We discovered this cafe on the way to our hike while searching for a morning caffeine fix. The establishment offers a charming small-town vibe and features unique local artwork on display that is also available for purchase. The breakfast dine-in area appeared quite busy during our visit. Because the staff members were multitasking--juggling both the artifact shop sales and the cafe counter--we experienced a bit of a wait just to have our order taken. For amenities, the location features a single all-gender restroom. While the coffee menu boasts a great variety of options, the actual drinks were disappointing. None of us felt any of the expected effects from our orders; the coffee felt significantly weak and entirely lacked a caffeine kick. This location may be a suitable stop if you are ordering a plain Americano or sitting down for breakfast, but I would not recommend it for their specialty or fancy coffee menu items if you are looking for a strong energy boost.

We stopped here after visiting the Montezuma Castle in Verde Valley…read more What a treat. The family running operations were so kind and we chatted like old friends the entire time. The Frybread should not be missed. It comes in a variety of toppings but I had it just the regular way. Please note the following; 1. Its going to be super hot - Wait until you get back in your vehicle 2. Its most likely going to be windy - Wait until you get back in your vehicle 3. Grab some napkins, Especially if get toppings. Check out the knick-knacks and jewelry while you wait - The prices are reasonable.

Don't let the stand fool you. According to my husband his family has been getting fry bread from…read morethis family for over 20yrs. We ordered the bean and cheese, Indian taco, and cinnamon and sugar. Man the bread is fluffy but crunchy, so flavorful, and couldn't decide which was our favorite! The guy cooking was so funny and man he moved through that line super fast. Definitely worth the line! Bring cash $10 for the taco, $6 for bean and cheese.

I placed my first order with Tammie's Bread this weekend. It was for challah bread, chocolate…read morebrownies, kalamata olive bread, peanut butter cookies, sour dough bread, vanilla cupcakes, bagels, and rosemary focaccia bread. EVERYTHING IS DELICIOUS! Tammie has a VERY extensive menu with plenty of items for everyone, including vegans and gluten-free folks. Her pricing is super-reasonable, and her products are fresh & fabulous!

I just can't say enough good things about Tammie's Bread. She regularly delivers a goodie box to my…read more90 year old Grammy, and while my Grammy (and my Mom when she's there) rave about how good the baked goods are, I can't say enough good things about Tammie herself. She's kind, she's accommodating, she's gracious and she goes above and beyond to help me make my very favorite little old lady's day. I cannot recommend Tammie's Bread highly enough. You won't be disappointed with the food or the service!

As soon as I stepped in I felt transported to an exotic location, that sweet feeling of welcome and…read morerelaxation supported by beautiful live plants. Everyone was very friendly and kind, and the decaf latte with coconut milk was hot and delicious. Next time I'll try some of their food as well. I'll highly recommend this cafe!

We chose to visit this establishment for our morning coffee based on its strong recommendations and…read morehigh rankings on both Yelp and Google Maps. We specifically planned this stop to fuel up right before embarking on a hike in the area.Unfortunately, upon arrival, we discovered that the business was completely closed. There was absolutely no indication or update regarding this closure on any online platform, meaning we only found out after physically arriving at the location. This lack of accuracy caused a significant inconvenience to our schedule. I highly encourage the management or ownership to update their operating hours on Google and Yelp as soon as possible so future customers do not experience the same frustration.

We stopped for a cookie. Cookies were fresh and homemade. Friendly and welcoming. There were a…read morefew seats to the right of the "store front" to sit and enjoy your cookies.

Happened upon Bordello Sweets as we were walking around Jerome. We ordered an orange creamsicle…read moremuffin and it was so good we went back for some snickerdoodles. Don't let the shack fool you! Sweet treats and a sweet woman running the place.

Just like I said three years ago, I would return and that I did! Line out to the street? We got in…read moreit. Started to rain while in line? Huddled under an umbrella to wait for our chance to have empanadas. Love all the outdoor seating, drink selection, and friendliness of the staff. They recommended the Pumpkin Chai Empanada, and it was amazing! Get it before it's gone (seasonal)! What We Ordered: - Picadillo Beef: This was my boyfriend's selection and it said it was fine. He liked mine better, and would pick differently next time. - Bananas Foster: My boyfriend said it was pretty one note. All you could taste is caramelized sugar, and could not taste the banana. Due to that, it was too sweet and he ended up tossing. I detest bananas, so I didn't taste. - Red Chili Beef: This was delicious and perfect to pair with the chimichurri sauce to give it more heat and some veggies. I really liked this one, and definitely would order again. - Pumpkin Chai (Seasonal): OMG! This is amazing! Tastes like a pumpkin pie and absolutely delicious. Perfect pumpkin flavor with sweetness. Stop by for forest views and tasty empanadas if you are in the Strawberry, Arizona area.

This small but mighty shop is a must stop on your travels. You can't miss the huge yellow and black…read moresign (check my pics, you'll see what I mean). I did think pie meant dessert pies (including slices). However , it's empanadas (sweet and savory). I did see they have whole pies but those are outsourced and made from Shamrock and another company (in the menu pic). The staff is very friendly and courteous which probably also relates to the Gandhi quote on their wall. We ended up getting the Panda (cookies and cream) and a Pumpkin chai (because it's pumpkin season). I highly recommend stopping here it's cute and cool to see them in action.

I saw a sign out front that said elk hot dogs and I knew we had to stop and try one. We ate it…read moreChicago style and it was so delicious!

My mom, dad, and I were planning on hitting up Gingerbread House/Lappert's in Pine when we were…read moredriving back to Phoenix from paddle boarding in Winslow, and were were bummed to see they had a closed sign out on the fence. It was 3pm on a Friday in early October! Why were they closed?? Anyway, we proceeded to drive down the road and see if there was any other ice cream spot in Pine. We saw ice cream at a little truck at the farmer's market, so we stopped. The AI slop posters plastered everywhere killed me. No where on the menu did it say "ice cream," but "gelato," which was fine except the actual product we got was the most mediocre gelato we've ever tasted. There was one woman working the little stand and there was a couple people in front of us. My mom and I ordered the peanut butter sundae with peanut butter, chocolate sauce, and mini peanut butter cups. My dad ordered a twist waffle cone. We saw other people's sundaes coming out, and they looked pretty big so we were excited. However, I would say it was around 40% whipped cream and 60% gelato. It definitely was peanut buttery and chocolatey, but I maybe got two bites with actual peanut butter cups in it. The actual consistency of the gelato was subpar at best. It certainly wasn't worth $9. Our total came out to almost $30 for three items. My mom was the one who brought up the fact that the gelato wasn't very creamy and unlike other gelato we've had by the way. This is what you get when they say "support local."

Good and service excellent. Ambiance is ok- hope that you will invest in some…read morePaint . Thanks for having shade and chairs!

Watching the traffic jam of vehicles and pedestrians just to get to an ice cream window for two…read moredays made us want to try. So two cones of Rocky Road just like two people in front of us and the two behind us. Popular Flavor. It really was good. Little shaded pic nic tables to sit at. It's attached to a candy shop if you still have room for more sweets. Not us.

I've been driving the I-17 for more than three decades, and the only thing I ever knew about Camp…read moreVerde was exits 287 and 289, where the food options have always seemed limited in both variety and quality. Recently, however, we discovered this hidden gem in the downtown area. The sandwiches are huge, delicious, and leave you wanting to come back for more. Everything we've tried has been outstanding. And my wife? She's officially addicted to the cinnamon rolls. If you're passing through Camp Verde or looking for a great local spot, this place is absolutely worth the stop.

Great sandwiches the bread is fresh baked and they are generous with the meat. 100% shareable.read more

What a great unexpected find on our way to Sedona!…read more We had some time to kill before we could check into our Airbnb, so we stopped in around 12:30 on a Saturday. At first, I honestly thought we might be in the wrong place, but man, were we pleasantly surprised. The beers were phenomenal, the food was great, and I had one of the best bratwursts I've had in a long time. My wife got the pretzel, which was also excellent. Even the pineapple coleslaw was memorable - pretty traditional at its core, but with a really cool twist. Same goes for the IPL I had. Familiar, but different enough to make it stand out. Service was great, bathrooms were super clean, and the whole place ended up being such a fun pit stop before heading into Sedona. Alex, our server, was immaculate. Friendly, attentive, and just added to the experience. Would absolutely come back. One of those random road trip stops that ends up being way better than you expected.

Great food and service for an actual hole-in-the-wall off I-17!…read more They're a brewery first and foremost, and their beers are really dang good. They don't pretend to be a stacked kitchen with sophisticated dishes, but the nachos, brats/hot dogs, and sandwiches were surprisingly good. You can tell they care about making the food the best they can, which is the most important thing. My wife and I agreed it was one of the better chicken salad sandwiches we've had. Don't sleep on this place, and if you like dark beer, try the Dark Lager. + very dog friendly and Rafael is the nicest guy ever.