Nearly left when we pulled up because the strip mall is not very impressive. But the offerings here…read moreare actually quite good. My almond milk cappuccino was closer to authentic than you typically find in the US. The breakfast burrito was huge, totally shareable, and I love that they had a vegan version. Great quality ingredients. Tasty salsa. There are 2 small tables outdoors that actually have a relaxing mountain view as well (past the parking lot). My primary complaint is the steep nondairy charge. It's the highest I've ever seen at $1.30 - why? This area is so crunchy I rather expected an upcharge for dairy milk.

Love their mural :) Menu is nice and vibes are good. I was just passing through town but if I was a…read morelocal I'd love to hang out there.

Coffee was Amazing!!…read more Ordered two lattes. The view is incredible The staff was friendly Service was quick. Peaceful coffee shop.

Coffee was great, pasties were delicious and the service was wonderful! Perfect quiet little coffee…read moreshop for a snack and a pick me up. The variety of pastries was perfect!

Had a dirty chai. Girl was nice. I knew it was a drive through before I went. Kind of hard to get…read moreinto and $8 bucks before tip is getting a bit high.

Really good coffee, but they started charging for my dogs Pup-cup so I go to Dutch bros now.read more

I stopped at Lund before the drive back from our weekend trip. The great reviews pulled me in and…read morethey didn't disappoint. The parking out front is limited but we lucked out and found a close spot. The inside is pretty small but I'd imagine is still a great working space. The cashier was super friendly and even offered a military discount on my order which was amazing. I opted for their Samoa latte and a cinnamon roll to go. Both were great! The cinnamon was just the right amount of ooey gooey and the latte was very well balanced. A solid 10/10 pitstop imo.

Guys guys guys... (Owners mayhaps) They don't sell DRIP…read morecoffee. Just like. A black coffee.... They are unable to drip. At a coffee shop. They WILL sell you a SEVEN DOLLAR POUR OVER though. Or you can get an Americano- which is not a drip coffee despite the barista's suggestion. Also- it only comes as a 16 oz. If you say 'hey- that's too much coffee, can you give me a smaller one?' They'll say no, that's their 'recipe' (the most pretentious explanation for literally POURING water over coffee beans) and suggest that YOU just dump some out. No but see, I want oat milk and cinnamon in my $7 drip coffee so if I need some poured out and the perfect ratio with the milk then I'd probably not be the one to do it unless I can come behind the counter & also adjust my milk? $16.15 for a small oatmilk latte and a pour over. They'll also tell you that it'll take longer for your pour over, you'll say "hey maybe just nevermind the whole thing." To which they'll struggle to not glare at you. So you say oh no worries of course I'll wait more than the standard ten minutes. And finally- they don't even make their own syrups. To charge $7.50 for a latte and not make your own syrup is criminal. There's way too many actually good (and fast) coffee shops in flag for this. I'll be at Foxtail thanks!

Super cute coffee shop inside the nursery they've got some fun pastries and a wide selection of…read morecoffees. The service was nice and prompt and the coffee was delicious. Great photo ops outside in the nursery as well.

First of all, the atmosphere was fantastic. I love that this place is attached to a Nursery, as it…read moretruly added to the relaxing, refreshing vibe. I found the prices to be high, but I was ready to splurge a little for a "fancy coffee". Sadly, my choice was too sweat for me and I was disappointed. My hubby had a basic Americano and he enjoyed it - said it was very smooth. Service was ok - the gal, who appeared to be new, didn't smile or make eye contact; perhaps she was just nervous. Giving an extra start for the ambiance, and WiFi!

Post-hike lunch spot! Highly recommend the 2 for $14 and trying the Waldorf salad with the chile!…read moreThe chicken wasn't very smokey but the ingredients were chef's kiss. We also enjoyed the harvest salad and peanut butter, banana, chocolate smoothie. Food came fairly quickly after ordering at the counter. We sat outside with the pups on the patio and the weather was delightful.

Decent experience at the fast-casual joint. We were driving back to Las Vegas, NV from our road…read moretrip & wanted breakfast before we hit the road. I didn't use "restaurant" to describe this place since it's more like fast-food place. The interior was clean & inviting, but on a smaller scale. You order at the cashier's counter & one of the expeditors will bring out the food. We just had simple items: black coffee & breakfast burritos. My chorizo burrito was tasty & spicy. My toddler son had the blueberry muffin, which was diminutive (only 2 inches in diameter!)

In an unassuming strip mall but don't let that fool you as the inside is adorned with beautiful…read morephotography and the coffees are delicious. Nice place to hang out and get stuff done while enjoying a latte because their wifi is fast too. I also loved that they had different flavored water available like lemon water and what appeared to be basil mint.

Visiting Single Speed Coffee Roasters is an experience! This has got to be one of the highest…read morequality coffee shops in Flagstaff! This is a local spot that is family owned and roasts their own coffee. I ordered their Colombian special and appreciated the espresso quality as well as the subtle sweetness. The atmosphere is so open, yet cozy. Will come back every time I'm in Flagstaff!

If you are an NAU student or are visiting Flagstaff, you need to do yourself a favor and go to…read moreGloria's. This became one of my go-to spots during my last two years up there to get a burrito and a delicious pastry. The staff are so kind and the service is exceptional. Waits aren't really a problem, even when it is busy, and they are very attentive. The restaurant is cute, and there are a ton of tables. I've never had an issue with spontaneously getting breakfast or dinner there on weekdays. They have a lot of great specials in addition to their menu, so it's hard to recommend specific dishes, but you can't go wrong with getting a burrito. I love their carne asada and their birria is so tasty--it melts right in your mouth. Come in the morning to snag some pastries. They have conchas, cinnamon rolls, you name it. In the past when I went, there was a long line, but that was a Sunday so it could've just been the church crowd.

Excellent service good ambiance, we order chilaquiles blancos and omelette rancheros very tasty and…read moredelicious Also de cheesecake I will go back many times Thank you!

Cute place in the old late for the train on fort valley. The atmosphere is chill. Service was…read moreprompt and the coffee was good.

Food was great Beautiful view…read more Friendly staff. Fast service. Ambiance is relaxing and enjoyable

As a Mexican, it's super hard to find good, authentic Mexican food in Flagstaff. Lots of "locals"…read more() will lead you astray with their recommendations however, Madrez is the spot to be!!! I've eaten here countless times and I'm never disappointed. They serve breakfast and lunch and have a variety of dishes, including vegetarian options. Their waffles are incredible as are their burritos, skillets, tostadas, and gorditas. Breakfast always comes with a side of whole beans (flavored with ham hock) which are super fresh. I can truly say there's nothing bad on this menu! The staff is always super welcoming and friendly and the ambiance is refreshing. It's a smaller space and it does get pretty busy, so be aware of that. The best part is that the cafe is family owned, with roots in Playa del Carmen, MX. I HIGHLY recommend Madrez if you're looking for a delicious and authentic Mexican brunch spot. Support local!

Unfortunately, it felt overpriced for what we received. The portions were quite small, and overall…read morethe food didn't live up to the cost. My partner and I ordered a chorizo burrito, a skillet poblano, and a plain waffle. While everything was just okay, it honestly felt like something we could have made better at home. I especially wouldn't recommend the waffles -- they were very airy, almost like toast, and at $14 they just didn't feel worth it. Overall, it wasn't a terrible experience, but it's not somewhere I'd return to.