I love Landmark Café! I eat here anytime I'm in Huachuca for training. I'll definitely be going…read moreback while I'm here. The food is great. The service is wonderful, and my waitress today was no exception- what a sweetheart! They were super busy, and it took a while to get my food, but that's to be expected. I only have one complaint. I went to wash my hands and left my daughter's stuffed panda, Pandi, on the table for about 5 minutes. When I came back, he was gone. Seriously? Who walks into a restaurant, sees a stuffed animal on a table and thinks, "I could use one of those"? Other customers in the area said it was an older man with a beard. A grown man seriously took a kid's stuffed animal! I hope that man is happily playing with my daughter's toy. Now I have to go tell her she's never going to see Pandi again. Faith lost in humanity. Thanks. The staff did search diligently for Pandi, which I really appreciate. They took my number in case Pandi gets returned. Thank you.

Down home stick to your ribs breakfast today. Creamed chipped beef on toast was superb. The staff…read moreis on it with the refills. Lovely, lovely place!

This hamburger is seasoned just right and I ordered it medium-pink. DELICIOUS! I've no idea where…read morethe bun is from and it was slightly buttery - so good! The wings were made special hot. Very flavorful. Our server was a sweet young miss with a sweet southern accent. We chose to dine on the quaint "front porch" We had no idea this restaurant existed. We were simply passing through because we were hungry. -Socorro

We were looking for a place for lunch and found the The Horseshoe cafe. This place has been around…read moresince 1936 and that isn't at all surprising. It's one of those places located on "Main Street" in a small town that caters to locals. I found that is was the perfect place for lunch. It has atmosphere in spades and makes you know that you are out-west, in the authentic meaning of the word. The service was friendly and competent. I particularly enjoyed my hamburger. It was grilled as requested and had a great beefy taste. The fries were plentiful and tasty. My wife's chicken tenders were kind of average, but she enjoyed them, as well as the fries. This isn't five star dining, but it's the kind of place that you are glad you found because it's exactly what you wanted for lunch.

Service was great! First time here. It felt like home cooking and left me feeling a bit nostalgic…read moreas I miss my dad's breakfasts' Looking around a lot of others there were regulars and you could tell. It made me feel really good about the place. Will definitely come back!

Food is delicious 9 times out of 10. The woman who seems to run the place is always so sweet and…read morewelcoming it hurts my heart a little every time we visit. Price to quality ratio is still great despite costs being up just about everywhere else. We come here at least once a week, and look forward to it every time.

this place is really improved in the last year or so.... I can highly recommend it these days…read more... They even went to the trouble of making the beautiful patio outside now... if you haven't been there, you should give it a try...

Holla at the biscuits & gravy! Only $9 too?! Amazing sauce! Seriously, I would make the trip to…read moreBisbee just to munch on the biscuits & gravy from this quaint cafe! Staff was friendly too & comfy booths! Great color theme as well. Reminded me of 1996

A dear friend, her husband, and I met for breakfast here this Monday morning. They were on their…read moreway back to Texas afterward. We were the first ones in the building when it opened at 7am. Mitzi, manager and our server, made our breakfast a true dining experience. I had Eggs Florentine, my friend had a blueberry pancake, and her hubby had the Copper Kettle. Food was delicious but the coffee was strong and the sausage gravy way too peppery. However, service and ambiance were top notch. The place was lacking the loud tourist crowd this Monday morning. There were only four table during our hour-long visit. I've been here on the weekends and there is a line of hungry tourists waiting outside the door at 6:59am.

Came in expecting a good breakfast. And it was. The service was really good, too. Unfortunately, it…read moreis also pretty expensive. I haven't spent over $50 for breakfast for two in a diner. Ever. Pricing is deceptive. Be careful on build-your-owns, and just because you are offered a biscuit instead of toast, doesn't mean it is included with your meal (I was charged extra), and a tiny side of gravy is extra too. The thing that was most surprising is the fact that the floors, walls and ceiling are unbelievably filthy. The wall at the end of the bar is visibly fuzzy at quite a distance. And it's a huge wall. The ceilings are black with grease, and on a Saturday morning the floor looked as though it hadn't been cleaned in weeks, if not months. This review applies to the Lowell location. Sounds like they are moving to a new location in Tombstone Canyon. Gone will be the ample free parking. Hopefully they can keep it cleaner. Bottom line? We won't be back.

Took a friend to lunch here. It was so-so. The bakery items might be the reason people go here. We…read moredidn't have pastries. I had the chicken salad croissant... it was soggy and nothing to brag about. The coleslaw was tasty. My friend had the quiche and didn't compliment or complain. We both had water, no other beverages. I bought a half a rhubarb pie to take home to my husband because it's his favorite. The bill was about $40. I don't think I'll be back. Nothing was outstanding.

Once again, this restaurant created another hit! They increased the size of their burger. It now…read morefills the burger bun! It is also very juicy and great tasting. The French fries are also very tasty. I usually don't eat lunch, since I eat breakfast here. The service is outstanding! Very attentive waitress's. The restaurant has undergone an extensive renovation and it is still ongoing. It is a great place to dine. If you haven't tried this place, you're missing out on some good tasting food! It's a good place to bring friends and and enjoy a warm welcome! The have several large meeting areas as well.

I'm gonna go on the record with a controversial opinion: Copper Queen is over-hated because it's a…read morehistoric building set in the middle of steep and hostile terrain. You have to climb a hill every time you go to the parking lot. The elevator didn't work during my trip, and judging by the reviews before my own, it probably won't work for you, either. You might have to climb 3 flights of stairs every time you need to go to your room. Yes, the air is thinner--this is about the same elevation as Prescott, or Denver. If you can brave these conditions, you will be rewarded! The atmosphere is as good as it gets, and you really feel like you've been sent back in time. There are so many cool, communal areas--a bar on the first floor, a lounge with a working piano on the second. You'll even find a balcony with some seating and one of the best views in town. It's in the center of downtown, and walking distance from almost anywhere around here you'd want to go. Not to say there isn't any room for improvement. The weather is splendid most of the year, I'm sure, but this uniquely scorching summer overpowered their antiquated AC in the middle of the day. I don't like the old-timey bathtub with the 360 curtain, but I have to admit that it looks cool. There's room for some sort of shelf in the bathroom, but I guess they never got around to that. The inconveniences are forgivable, and if you don't dwell on them so much it really helps immerse you into a sense of rugged Southwestern history.

The staff here could not be more hostile! Even though the hotel was deserted...( I never saw…read moreanother guest) I was assigned a small, dark, room facing an air shaft-with a bed that sat on an aluminum fame no headboard and no internet. What a miserable experience and it soured my whole trip, so much so that I left after one uncomfortable night and went home. It's a non smoking hotel, but the front desk staff sits outside the front door and smokes. When we came back to the hotel after dinner they offered an upgraded room for us to move to. The hostility we felt at check in, the apathy ...the lack of welcoming we experienced was unlike anywhere else I've ever been. Not ONCE were we made to feel welcome. So we left and were told we would not receive a refund for the 2nd night that we did not use- Stay away from this place!

Nice gluten free options. I had the turkey Reuben and it was great. Great service as well and a…read morenice local feel that's welcoming to visitors.

The two very thick pancakes are no joke! Only $7 they couldn't be beat. My wife got the vegetarian…read moresandwich which was also very delicious, and the hot white chocolate mocha was also very tasty. I was really happy that something was open at 7am on a Monday morning.

I went there once in the morning and had pho , it was their pork pho , I liked it ,BUT maybe it was…read morebecause I hadn't had any in a long time and it's my favorite soup ever ( I'm from Southern California where we had a huge Vietnamese community so yes I love pho ), my problem is that I don't know how much of it they sell since they are a breakfast kind of place , I don't want to eat old soup , so I just wait to go to my place I swear by in Tucson from time to time , I wish someone who eats their pho regularly would review it , I see photos but it could just be people who have been there once I don't know ,also would be nice if the owners wrote a statement saying they stand behind their fresh pho , the only thing I see from them is a little light up sign that says pho out front

Passing through town and came across this popular breakfast spot where they serve Asian dishes as…read morewell. I wish we tried out their pho bowls for breakfast. Busy dinner. Nice staff. Then menu alone was huge-maybe about 15-20 pages. So you have PLENTY of options. Since it was morning, I tried the traditional breakfast. Nothing too surprising but I though it was a bit on the greasy side. Other than that service was great and seems to be the local's favorite place to eat in town. The cooks were friendly as they waved goodbye as we left.

We're Rv camping and stopped in for breakfast. Food was delicious and the staff was friendly. The…read morebreakfast special was the perfect size and great price.

We went to thie restaurant because it looked inviteling, but the waitress that works there is very…read morerude, and insulting. She treats her regulars very well, but travelers aren't so lucky. After being insulted we hoped the food was better than the service and it wasn't except for the stuffed French toast was good, but the coffee was weak & the service left much to be desired. I will not be going back and I definitely don't recommend this restaurant.