This is my morning stop. The owners also own frost so they use the gelato as the creamy base in…read moretheir drinks. My current go to is a Large Americano with a vanilla based. Not overly sweet ....perfect. They are located in La Encantada near the Campbell entrance across from North. It's a walk up but no one seems to mind me pulling up and parking for a minute to grab my drinks. The pastries are delicious...Almond, Pistachio, Nutella, and White Chocolate croissants...worth the carbs and calories. The aesthetics are really cool. They just added a bench and have tables to sit if you want to sit for a while and get some work done. The vibes is fresh and elevated without a hint of pretentiousness. The employees are friendly and helpful. Parking is not an issue. I would highly recommend you check this coffee shop out. I go her almost daily and have only great things to say

I LOVE a good coffee shop, especially a local shop with a funky vibe, so naturally while wandering…read morearound La Encantada, I had to pop in to Haute for a drink. I was after something basic, my usual of a cold brew with some variety of flavor and almond milk. Sadly, they did not have any sugar free flavorings beyond matcha, which I was not interested in, so I went for half sweet salted caramel with almond milk. I went with a large cold brew and with the add-ins, it came to around $5, which is a solid price! Sadly, the iced coffee was not good. It was borderline sour, which means it had been hanging out for a bit too long. The flavoring and milk couldn't even mask it and I could only stomach about half of it before calling it a day. Additionally, service was "bleh". Both baristas I encountered were low energy and just odd vibes for a cute local coffee shop. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing, as it sounds like their more complex house drinks are a bit more exciting. Now I know, and I wouldn't mind giving them a second go when I find myself back in the area. But until then, solid 2.5 for me.

Teaspoon is one of the best overall restaurants in Tucson…read more I've been here a few times over the last year or so. It has never disappointed in service, quality or taste. (well once in taste, but I'll get to that) They have great in-house made items. Like the Challa bread, the preserves, their pesto. They most certainly know what they're doing. I had unseasoned filet mignon once, I believe it was the omelette. I talked to the manager. Now I wasnt upset, didn't send it back, I just told them what I experienced and mused that I found it odd the cook forgot a simple thing like salt. The manager acknowledged my complaint and that was all; or at least I was fine. Nope, she came back with a to-go box of croissants topped with cream and berries as an apology. They were tremendous by the way. She didn't have to do that. The ambiance is it's only weak point, but even that is minor. Simple black is fine. It's modern feeling and doesn't stand out loudly. They have outdoor seating, which early in the morning is fine, but id avoid in the summer, which will likely mean you'll be waiting, depending on the time. Oh! I forgot to mention, they have very good drinks. They really are intentional about the blend of flavors, they have a little something for everyone. All in all, I cannot recommend this place enough. It's been a shining star amongst Tucson restaurants and I am grateful they exist. Even to how they organize their menu partly by flavor profiles shows they genuinely LOVE food. I love food too, and I love here. Try this place. Today.

I ordered the lobster and crab omelet and found it under seasoned and devoid of much lobster or…read morecrab. As a whole, I feel like the side pairing of challah toast with jam and butter is an odd choice. I also ordered the iced Thai tea, which was quite weak. Overall--I wasn't really feeling it. When you go to Teaspoon, you're really paying for ambience over quality. There's no issue with the service here, from hosts to wait staff. The food is simply underwhelming, and thus so is the experience. I wouldn't be mad to return, but I don't know if this would ever be my suggestion.

This is a smooth cup of coffee, from a surprising location. I ordered an iced hazelnut latte and…read morecould not have been more happy with the finished product. At Crema, they use one big ice cube that resembles one found in a whiskey on the rocks. A large part of me thinks that the finished product can be attributed to the fact that virtually nothing is watered down. The barista was incredibly kind and inviting from the moment I walked in to the moment I left. Because of this, I can get past the sparse seating options that made it feel a little hollow. There weren't a ton of people seated, but it seemed like a good, quiet place to work. More people need to know about this tucked away little place.

The coffee is exceptional, the service is exceptional, and the owners and staff provide a clean…read moreand inviting atmosphere to relax and enjoy the pastries.

The is one of Tucsons guilty little hot spots... for coffee, pastries... and for people watching…read more The decor is a few tables inside and the noise factor... can at times be overwhelming. From up and coming medical students, to the middle aged hipster walkers, to the fashionistas of UofA.... In their yoga best or summertime "in" outfits... lastly... to the grumpy old biker group... you will experience it all here!! The sandwiches/pastries are great and highly addictive. They sell out fast. I'm not a coffee connoisseur... however, I do love my peach tea! The baristas service is always friendly and helpful in decision making. Enjoy. Sit outside. Take in all in.

My favorite bakery in Tucson, hands down…read more I ran in for a bagel and got completely distracted by this $8 focaccia sandwich layered with fig jam, arugula, mozzarella, and prosciutto - naturally sweet peppery and creamy chewy dream come true! I have a deep appreciation for chefs who can turn simple ingredients into something this delicious. The bread is absolutely the star of the show, but the balance of flavors and textures makes every bite comforting, satisfying, and memorable. Sometimes the simplest sandwiches are the hardest to perfect--and they nailed it.

Avis Avo, Brads Beef or Gordi's Gorgonzola is so so good. Our family has gone to Beyond Bread for…read moreyears (as long as I can remember really) and it's one of our favorite sandwich shops in Tucson. You really can't go wrong with their sandwiches. If it's Wednesday Pepperoni Pretzel Bun Sandwich is AMAZING. It's nothing fancy restaurant wise. Take it to go or dine in. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The service is usually fast and good. Gotta try their sandwiches if you're in Tucson.:)

I love coming here when I'm in town. Great food and everyone is so friendly…read more It's so much easier to share the sandwich and get a side item so you don't feel super full.

I'm a DoorDash driver. I'm a very polite person up until the moment someone intentionally ignores…read moreme just because you know I'm a Dasher. I came in. There were customers here, but they've already been helped. I was the only customer in line. I waited and finally got help. As soon as I got help, I heard my DoorDash customers name called out as ready to be served. I politely said to the cashier "Hi, I'm here to pick up for "customers name"". The cashier literally looked at my customers order, ignored it, and began to help the customer that was behind me. The cashier was very polite and kind to the customer behind me, asking him all sorts of questions, helping him order his items. Ot wasn't until she helped all other customers before she decided to acknowledge that I've been waiting for my customers items to be bagged up before they got cold! Is this really how ya'll treat dashers? Why do Starbucks employees hate us dashers so much? This happens frequently at every Starbucks I've picked up from. DoorDash customers have already prepaid for their items and aren't any different than any other customer. Why do ya'll treat the dashers out there, just trying to make money like everyone else, like crap? Photo is of my customers order just sitting on the counter getting cold.

Great service. Nice setting. Enjoyed my green tea Frappuccino…read more We sat on the patio and just watched people come and go.

Herbie's is my new favorite place for coffee!!! It is a food truck so finding it may be challenging…read moreat times but well worth the hunt. Coffee is smooth and delicious. Downside:longish wait time. There's usually only one person working so getting your drink may take a while but it's SO worth checking out.

There was a line of 5 people in front of me....took about 30 minutes to get my coffee. He makes one…read moredrink at a time.....and only one drink at a time. I got a smoothie and cold brew....each made one at a time. The smoothie was good, made with real fruit....the coffee was just okay. Overall, not bad.....but not worth 30 minutes.

I first had Damas coffee at a vendor event and been following the account since. I've had the…read morematcha and the vanilla latte with cookie crumbs and it's so good. Service has always been great and Damas is always willing to customize your drink to make it to your liking. Damas always has the best vibes and as far as I know she does many vendor events around town you can find at their usual place and or vendor markets around town.

Amazing service, coffee and matcha! I had a matcha with vanilla bean and brown sugar. Best matcha…read moreof my life!

In my attempt to try all coffee places in Tucson, I finally made it out to Red Captain Coffee. Its…read morea coffee cart with a dirt lot that's fairly easy to access with a patio shared with other businesses where you can enjoy your coffee. I picked up a cold brew with oat milk and lavender to-go. It was quick and just what I needed to start my day.

So disappointed with this, threw out coffees away. Based on the reviews I was ready to be wowed but…read moreunfortunately this was not it. We asked which were their most popular so we got one of each. The horchata, the mazapan and the brown sugar. All were not good. The brown. Sugar tasted like milk. No coffee taste at all and not flavor. The mazapan tasted like metal and we had them redo a different, which was nice that they did but the horchata wasn't good either. It tasted like pure cinnamon and had absolutely no coffee taste. Needless to say we were very disappointed. We I had hoped for better coffee given the reviews but maybe it was a fluke but whatever it was, we were left with no coffee and a bad taste.