Picked this place based on a great cold brew and I didn't disappoint!…read more Bought myself a bag of beans and they were gracious to give me a free cold brew. Very flavorful and without any creamer needed (which shows a sign of a true cold brew and not 'iced coffee') Ambiance was very subtle with little rooms all over the place to truly spread out and relax. I liked it a lot! Baristas were a bit preoccupied with themselves but it didn't take away from how wonderful the shop and beverages truly were!

The barista was so kinda and knowledgeable! Perfect outdoor section to catch up with friends and…read moreinside space with plenty of outlets. The coffee was delicious and smooth, a very solid spot all around!

I personally am not a coffee drinker but have a friend in town from Sweden and she wanted to try…read morelocal! Tucson coffee roasters has such a cute outdoor sitting space as well as indoor cafe lounge with tables and chairs. This time was just a to go order. But the lady at the front was super sweet while I asked questions about the other non coffee options!

This morning my husband went out to get us coffee. The employees who were working on 5/24/26 took…read moremy husbands order and proceeded to be rude and unpleasant. When my husband received our drink order and tasted his, he told me it didn't taste right. (He orders the same thing at every place, a vanilla latte) He asked the employees if it was the correct coffee and let them know it did not taste right. Instead of remaking it or apologizing to rectify the issue, they were rude and unopologetic. The employee told him, that's how we make it here and that they would not remake it. They also said they have plenty of customers, so us not returning would not hurt their business. This is now the second time my husband has not had the best experience at this location. I did taste his vanilla latte and it tastes like dirty milk. I'm disappointed in their service and now the coffee as well. I'm sad to leave this review. My husband and I use to come here quite often. We have recently been visiting many of the small locally owned coffee stores around Tucson. One, to broaden our coffee buds and two, to support the local small businesses. This is one we will not be returning to.

Service was good and quick! The ambiance was nice and calming especially in the morning. I got an…read moreiced Cafe de Olla and buttermilk butter and jam.

I had a Hibiscus Arnold Palmer that was good. Tea was fresh and tart and strong, perfectly…read morerefreshing. It was the end of the night so the girl working wasn't the most personable, but I give grace for the aforementioned reason. I'll definitely be back to try other tea based drinks.

It's been three years since my last review. And time to share that Peacock coffee is still great!…read moreExcellent quality and super nice folks. Iced drinks for the summer time are perfection.

Peacock Coffee Roasters is a terrific, and I highly recommend it. Great for a group of friends…read more These guys have a fantastic menu too. Not to mention, the service was great and the staff was super helpful. Love, love, love.

Friendly service, delicious coffee, tranquil corner. A great place to meet friends, come to…read morerelax with a good cup of joe, or grab a cup for the road.

Such a cute little coffee shop, it seemed like there were many regulars that come in very often. I…read morewas very satisfied with my latte and my sister enjoyed her spiced Chai. The barista was so nice and helpful while we picked out our baked items made by local tucson businesses. They have gluten free options as well :)

This establishment is conveniently located adjacent to Barrio Bread and appears to be affiliated…read morewith Bisbee Breakfast Restaurant. My curiosity was piqued by the consistent customer traffic observed while I was queuing at the bakery. The service was prompt, and the coffee was of good quality, though somewhat expensive.

Good coffee, nice seating with free pac man! Usually get the flat white, which is made very well.read more

If Tucson has a heartbeat, part of it lives inside Talega Coffee Roasters…read more I used to live next door, and honestly, they were the only thing keeping me in Armory Park as long as I stayed. When I finally moved, I thought the hardest part would be adding 30 minutes to my commute. It wasn't. It was losing that daily routine of walking into a place that feels so real and personal. Talega isn't just a coffee shop. It feels intimate in a way that's hard to find now. You can tell Tyler & Rene actually care. Not just about the coffee, but about the people who come in and the community around them. Nothing about it feels transactional. You're remembered, conversations matter, and it feels grounded in something genuine. Their seasonal drinks are what really set them apart. They are not cheap grabs for attention or copies of whatever is trending online. The ideas feel inspired and intentional. (Their maize latte and miso latte were perfect) You can tell there is real thought behind what they put on the menu. It reflects a level of care for the craft that is especially rare. It's been incredible to watch how far they've come since they started. They've grown without losing what makes them special, which is not easy to do. I don't live next door anymore, but I will never stop being a regular and I will never stop drinking the Maize latte (I literally dream about it).

Talega Coffee is such a vibe!!! I stumbled upon this gem coffee shop while waiting for my bf and…read morehis bro to finish the century at Tour de Tucson. I have to say, their drink was so good that I almost missed being at the finish line in time for my bf! Talega was so intriguing to me that I had to google what it meant. "Talega coffee is an artisanal method that uses a talega, a cotton bag traditionally used to carry coins. Over time, it was discovered that these bags were ideal for filtering coffee, giving rise to this traditional method. In addition, the word "talega" comes from Arabic and means "to hang," which refers to the original use of these bags. The bag is made of cotton, a material widely used in Mexico since ancient times, especially during the Mexica period for making clothes. Likewise, the cotton, made of 100% cotton, is a completely organic product ideal for preparing coffee. Therefore, cotton, composed of 90% cellulose, does not introduce foreign odors or flavors to the coffee and is insoluble in water." via huupa.coffee The owners, Tyler and Renee, were so wonderful. I had such a nice time chatting with them about coffee in general and what a beautiful place and concept and vibe they have at their shop! If you've been to Telega, you know how beautiful and dreamy the spot is. It feels so cozy, like a living room of your best friend's house. But, it also feels like you are in the lobby of a very artsy hotel. They have such creative and intriguing seasonal drinks, manzana latte, miso maple flat white, and picca latte. I didn't get a chance to try them but I got their iced matcha with oat and it was so good! Just perfect. I sent my bf and his bro here the next day and they also loved their coffee so much! We def need to come back to visit Tucson and especially to visit their coffee shop again. My bf said his second order of coffee, their machine wasn't working so it was on the house. They are so generous! We came back on our way out and stopped by them again because my bf insisting for paying his cortado but it was after 2pm. We realized when we got there.. Well, this just means we def will need to come back and I think my bf and his peeps are already considering coming back for next year Tour de Tucson so I can't wait to come back to Talega again!

The coffee itself is exceptional--rich, smooth, and consistently fresh with every batch. You can…read moretell they take pride in sourcing and roasting their beans to perfection. What really impressed me was John's customer service at Arbuckle Coffee they are responsive, knowledgeable, and genuinely cares about their customers. They go above and beyond to ensure satisfaction, making the entire process seamless and enjoyable. If you're looking for a reliable coffee manufacturer that delivers top-tier quality and outstanding service, I highly recommend Arbuckle Coffee. I'll definitely continue doing business with them!

Every time I visit Tucson I make a trip to Arbuckle's…read more I've always ordered and picked it up in person. You can smell the freshly roasted beans as soon as you get out of your car! The people are awesome and always super friendly and helpful. My go to roast is Ariosa. Great flavor and balance. I also really enjoy their Desert Flower Tea. Definitely worth the money.

Great coffee shop that offers all your usual favorites plus so much more!…read moreIt's in the Mercado San Augustin so a great location to shop, sip and hang with friends. Their beans are fresh and locally roasted, take home a pound to enjoy!

A few coffee shops I like in Phoenix and surrounding areas use Presta coffee beans, so I knew I…read morewanted to come to one of the Tucson locations! This one is at a cool market location with other near businesses. There was a bit of a line on a Saturday morning around 10, but it moved relatively fast. Service was good. Loved the little plants they had. I ordered a salted maple brown sugar latte off of the specials menu, it was very tough to choose! It was amazing, you can really taste the maple and salt without it being overly sweet, overly salty, or overly milky. Love that they make syrups in house. My husband had a double shot vanilla latte and enjoyed it too! Really glad to finally try this place! Would come back for sure!