My sons and I stopped in to hang out and have some coffee. We each tried something different and…read morecame to the same conclusion--Livia's got our coffee orders perfectly how we wanted. I share this place with all my friends who come to visit.

I was 20 minutes early for the post office to open at 11 am, so I walked down to Livia's two blocks…read moreaway to get warm. I chose the Cupid Latte. It's nicely sweetened with a shot of cinnamon. Yum! The place was busy but so worth the wait.

This coffee is really good and the Cinnamon Rolls to die for…read more Love this place. Looking forward to my cinnamon rolls this holiday season.

First time and I especially enjoyed the lemon blueberry scones. As someone that enjoys coffee not…read morefor the kick but for the taste by loving their decaffeinated mocha says it all. I will be coming back definitely. Only sad thing is it's taken me this long to come try it.

Stop for a hot latte for husband to start our day. He described it as smooth, well balanced and not…read moreacidic at all, full flavor and the smell! Price wise it was about $5 for the large latte. They have multiple flavors you can add. We also had a savory bacon cheddar green onion scones. The texture was perfect and it was savory with a hint of sweet. Very good! The location is hidden in a cozy corner right in front of the Western Bank so be sure to not miss it.

We needed food fuel for the up hill walking that Bisbee has - worth it for the awesome architecture…read moregeek that I am . This place is at foot of said hill and great little place to begin the day. Service was fine- Anyway, the local Bisbee coffee was tasty- enough so that I bought a bag of beans on the way out. The plain toasted bagel with cream cheese was good,

Finally made it back to this coffee shop now that it is back in its original location off el Camino…read moreReal. I was just walking to get some steps in and stopped in to get my go-to hot cappuccino with hazelnut syrup. Chatted with the lovely owner for a bit as I sat out in the patio taking in the zen.. I really like the patio! It makes up for the small shop interior.

Cute little cafe. However, questionable pricing. Three adults…read more 1) Large Tea and a small cup of homemade (canned) chicken chowder soup. 2) Large cold carmel coffee drink w/whip and a bag of chips. 3) Large specialty cold coffee with almond milk, a muffin. Cost: $61 WTH! Not worth it whatsoever.

What a lovely surprise…read more I ordered a blended white chocolate mocha. The Barista asked me what kind of milk and 2% was available. My drink came out prompty and the large was a mere $4.50 plus tax. It was just what I needed on a hot Monday. The shop is inside the Calvary church lobby on the west side and is only open weekdays 6-11am. The people running it are very friendly and listen carefully to your order. I came by at 930 am today and there was a bit of a line. It's a popular place for retired people and cyclists. And while this is run by the Calvary church, no one goes around pushing their religion on you. They have a loyalty program.

Haven't been here for a while. Met my friend for coffee. Same great atmosphere. Lots of options…read more Popular place.

What a unique and charming place! We stopped by Earl's for some coffee and were stunned by how…read moregorgeous and calm the atmosphere was. The coffee was also good and the barista was welcoming and happy to make adjustments like half caffeine. There's plenty of seating and space, and it felt quiet but not uncomfortably so. A group was playing scrabble at a table near us, and others were seated around the options. It felt relaxing and friendly.

I love this place so much. I always get the Chai with oat milk. It has such a great vibe and the…read moreservers are always so friendly. The location is really fun too. Up the alley, behind The Legion bar. It downstairs in The Warner Hotel. I can't recommend this sweet little place enough. Go!

I was in Tombstone this Saturday morning with my dog for a drive-through rabies clinic sponsored by…read morethe local animal shelter. I had my German Shepherd Dog Gretel with me. I stopped in this place after we finished the half-mile walk through town. The mid-morning sun was already hot and we needed to chill a bit. This place has a nice ambiance, with local art on the walls. The place had a steady stream of visitors even though the town itself was quiet. I sat on the big blue couch to cool down and decide my order. I wasn't rushed by the counter gal to make an order. She took a short break to show a young family the back rooms that were part of the old undertaker's business. I settled for a large strawberry-kiwi refresher soda, which is seltzer with flavorings. The best part about today's visit was talking to a local woman who had been there when I came in, a former Marine from 1970-1974 who then transitioned. Her boobs were impressively bigger than mine! I would have loved to have chatted with her more as I'm always interested in the lives of our underdogs, but I had to leave as I still had to drive back home to drop off Gretel and then head up to Tucson. Tombstone and Bisbee have such interesting characters and they all have engaging stories to tell.

Cute little place, coffee was great, service was good, and prices were reasonable. I had to take a…read morepoint off for themeing. Like if your gimmick is a funeral parlor, you really gotta lean into it. A couple purple chairs and some lite art didn't do it for me. I would recommend them tho.

UPDATE! The Tiny Coffee House is on the move! To keep track of their current location, go to their…read moreFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/thetinycoffeehouse/ This is an excellent source of quality coffee in Sierra Vista. The owner, Barbara, serves a variety of yummy drinks including smoothies, lattes, and even hot chocolate. She is quite skilled in making exotic drinks. Ask for my favorite, "The Snowflake." You won't be disappointed.

Another gem of a local Sierra Vista business. And finally a drive-thru coffee!…read more The owner is so kind and she makes a delicious cup of coffee. I tried out the regular coffee and also the Snowflake Mocha (white chocolate and peppermint) and both were great. The coffee was more flavorful than your usual roasted-to-a-crisp chain coffeehouse, which is to say lighter and with more subtle flavors. (I think the kids call that "third-wave".) The Snowflake was the yummy, sweet morning treat that I wanted. Yay for a not waiting a half an hour inside Fry's for chain-store coffee. The owner says they're always at the farmer's market on Thursdays and the rest of the week the location is on Facebook.