6 stars: Tasty, comfortable, and affordable…read more Poco is delicious, nutritious, and has a wide variety of options for the entire family. The burritos and salads are fantastic and filling. A vegan's food dream! The shop is a wonderful place to pick up snacks and food on the go for those with packed days that need some epicly scrumptious fuel. Our meal was so amazing, we ordered food to-go from the friendly staff who were helpful about things to do in the area. Don't miss out!

A little gem tucked away, you might miss it if you don't look close. They had such a unique take on…read moretacos they just melted in my mouth. The next time I'm back in Bisbee, I will definitely be returning.

Had the albondigas soup today, so good! Great service as always! Added the current menu.read more

Found this gem while looking for another eatery, a lucky alternative find…read more Two for lunch we order the Chimichanga Carne asada and Cheese. Enchilada Ala carte. Food was authentic, fresh and flavorful. Chips and salsa was above average. Nicole provided great service in a loud but spacious dining area.

You might be worried about runnning into tourist traps while staying in Old Bisbee. Bisbee's Table…read moreis certainly not one of them. First of all, the service is phenomenal. The streets were packed, and I had shown up without reservations expecting the worst. I somehow waited less than 10 minutes to be seated, and had my drink order taken right away. Like the menu, the alcohol selection is very safe--comprised of a ton of beers and liquors you've probably already heard of. I opted for a local delicacy--Bisbee Blue G&T. While I'd prefer they take their chances on a limited menu of real cocktails, it was nice having something new you don't really run into outside of a small town. Your choices of food are basically Mexican, sandwiches, burgers, and barbecue. I went with the West Texas Millionaire Burger and it was certainly worth it.You can't go wrong with truffle or sweet potato fries, either. Portions are huge--perfect after you spend a day walking around for miles. The atmosphere feels like you're in a diner, and it's not as flashy or artsy as a lot of places. That's fine. While there's no flagship dish for foodies to rave about, it's quality food in a prime location that anyone can appreciate.

Came into town for the weekend and we came here the second time and it was very good. We had…read morepreferred the bbq ribs and a side salad and we had share that cause it was a big portion. The ribs were very good they smothered with bbq sauce on tops just enough, but if you wanted more bbq sauce you can always ask for extra. Service was good our waitress checked in on us from time to time very attentive, friendly, nice and she always has a smile on her face. Ambience here they got a bar place and it wasn't crowded at the time we were dining in.

Mariscos Sergio is a great addition to Bisbee. It's a food truck located in the lot just past…read moreCastle Rock. Specializing in seafood, Sergio has fish and shrimp tacos, tostadas, salads, quesidillas, and cocktails. In addition he features specials like barbaco tacos or bacon wrapped shrimp stuffed peppers. You can get your food to eat there with tables in the shade under a tree, or you can get it to go. It's a great place for locals and tourists alike to enjoy a very reasonably priced (my fish taco and a soda were only $3.50) al fresco meal while they people watch in Bisbee. Give Sergio's a try. Hours in Old Bisbee are 11-6, and at the Farmer's Market in Warren 8-1 on Saturday. Muy deliscioso!!

I ate here earlier this year with a friend during the soft opening when the sign said "Los…read moreHermanos". Had a chicken mole dish with a margarita. The margarita tasted like soapwater and the mole dish barely had any mole on it. We both left disappointed. Now the sign has been replaced with "Main Street Bistro" so we decided to try this place again. We did not have margaritas, but settled with water. I had a chicken remix burrito and my friend had a quesadilla with beef consume. The paper menu was hard to read with the green print on white background. Mike was our server. He was friendly enough but not very attentive. He seemed busy with other things. We had to ask for more water. My burrito was a small burrito served with just a small slice of lime. It looked so barren on the plate. It was tasty enough, though. Luckily I wasn't too hungry as I had lunch today at 9am and it was now 5pm. My friend enjoyed her quesadilla. The place was empty. We were the only two people in the restaurant. There was a private party in the back with the fireplace but no other customers. We had to put up with the same dance music playing in the background. The music was either for the owner, or for the people in the private room. There are plenty of vegan dishes on the menu, so for a vegan, this may be a nice place to dine, but we left a little unimpressed. Mike seems to be doing all the cooking himself with no additional help.

Our experience at Main Street Bistro was the best part of our two day trip. Fresh, local, and…read moreaffordable??? Unheard of in this economy. Getting shown the mushrooms you're gonna be eating? For well under $100 total?? Mike, the owner/chef/server is extraordinary. His dishes, totally inspired. I work in the service industry. He made dinner an absolute "moment" and I think that's hard to achieve these days. Unbelievable, you cannot leave this off of your itinerary. You have to try it out before he blows up and there's a huge line out the door. We will never forget about the pumpkin curry bowl, pesto pasta, or ramen birria. HIDDEN GEM WITH A GREAT MIND BEHIND IT. WE WILL BE BACK

Exceptionally good, very good in an exceptionally deceiving façade! This is by far the best place…read moreto have an early morning breakfast. This outdoor location boasts it all with a restored and unique 1957 Valentine diner of old Americana, an old 1950s style Airstream for a bar (really cool), Dots and Dashes Bar, pretty comfy picnic style seating, swamp coolers to keep you comfortable, wide-open space, an enormous tent to keep you protected from the Arizona sun and a stage for kids to perform and the occasional locals to serenade from. The diner sits at the heart of a classic American trailer court, with a few classic cars, some retro RVs, and even an historic boat. Dining outdoors beneath umbrellas or under a swamp cooler air-conditioned tent, where the retro music and ambient setting creates a dynamic 1950s mood. Their breakfasts are great - and unique. Especially their Pork Belly Breakfast Sammi is fantastic, consisting of a perfectly prepared pork belly, arugula, a sriracha aioli and egg on a brioche bun, as is their Screwdriver - you can actually taste Vodka! My wife had the fab perfectly smoked brisket tacos prepared with an incredible salsa verde, fried egg, queso fresco and black beans. Oh, btw, their home fries are to die for! Dot's Diner at the Shady Dell is a must visit breakfast/brunch joint when visiting Bisbee! We stopped in the morning we left town and were sorry we hadn't tried them sooner. Bon appétit!

Within the Shady Dell is this adorable 1950's diner. You sit outside and order. We had a vanilla…read morecherry coke float. Excellent service and float. We'll definitely be back to try the food.

A friend of mine is here in the area for another month and wanted to try some local fare. This was…read moreone of my recommendations. We ate here last Sunday for Huevos Rancheros which she liked. We came back again for dinner last Thursday. We had the same servers who recognize us from the Sunday before. She wanted to try the beef ribs. I had chicken enchiladas. While she praised the large portion, she also admitted the ribs were fatty. She took the leftover ribs home for a second meal. We both agreed that the homemade salsa is delicious. The chips we got were warm and crispy. My enchiladas were spiced just right. I'd have them again. Service was friendly. My friend noted that the interior of the restaurant is indeed very much like a genuine Mexican restaurant south of the border, with bold bright colors and decorative crosses on the walls.

Where to start. The wait staff was very pleasant and attentive. The food, well, some of the worst…read morefood my husband and I have ever had. The chips with the chips and salsa were freshly made and nice and warm. The salsa had no flavor and was just orange liquid. I ordered the carne asada steak and a cheese enchilada with green sauce. The green sauce was very good. The steak was so rubbery I couldn't even cut through it nor barely chew the one piece I actually got in my mouth. Flavorless as well. The whole steak went to waste. The beans were good, the rice way over done. My husband had the chimichanga with enchilada sauce. The chimi was overdone and had the same tough and fatty carne asada. The enchilada sauce was not good. Half of this went to waste as well. Even the margarita's were not good. So for over $50 we enjoyed the chips and green sauce. I really hate to put down a small business. We like to try new places and really help boost the local economy but this was just a money grab. Many older people were coming in as we left. Perhaps the locals can appreciate this place but we can not in good conscience let it go and not warn others. If you truly enjoy mexican food please know you have been warned.