This place is a good and probably the best spot in Springerville to meet up for quick cofee and…read moreconversations. Or..if you'd like, you can walk around and browse some antiques in the shop, too! My friend and I met up for late morning coffee and the place had quite decent numbers of passerbys, despite more remote/rural location part of AZ and NM borders. Good prices and a good location to stop by along SW NM/AZ borders for sure!

A really cool coffee, antique and craft store. At the entrance there is outdoor seating with…read moreinteresting art. Inside you are in a coffee shop with antiques and other art to purchase. Then you can tour throught the booths and hall to the back where it is more craft oriented. Lots to see, and check out for unique items. It will take a little time to visit. Prices are fair. Located on the main drag within walking distance of similar shops and thrift stores.

Friendly service! Awesome menu. So many things looked great hard to only choose 1 sandwich…read more 100% I'll go back.

Simply the best! And not just for Lakeside or Pinetop-Lakeside or the mountain! Also fresh…read morecannoli, Italian Cream sodas, soups etc etc. I love this place

We had such a nice meal here. I love old hometown cafes. They feel like something we're losing…read more We did choose this restaurant because on a Monday afternoon there was nothing else open-- but I'm glad we got lucky. We had a really nice personable waitress and the food was good. Antique, cabin, old-timey decor added to the charm. Would eat here again. Especially because I was too full to try the pie!!

The food and service is always on point!!!! Love this place. it's our actual every time go-to for…read morebreakfast!!!!

Crème Brûlée was very good, as well as Brookie. (Brownie/Cookie…read more Cute and clean inside with nice selection of ice cream.

After a long day of fishing this place really hit the spot. It seems to be the spot to be in the…read morelate afternoon so be prepared for live music and lots of people eating at the spot next door. I got a cookie dough shake and it was very creamy and milky. They come with a cherry and whipped cream. I love runnier shakes so this consistency was perfect. I will say all the cookies were at the bottom so it was more of a vanilla shake so maybe get a different flavor but overall it was good. The service was also two nice girls working and on top of it! Can't wait to stop off.

Cute ice cream stop for dessert! It's in a very pretty cabin-y plaza next to the theater. There was…read moreonly 1 employee working so it took some time for us to order. When we did, the employee was nice just a bit flustered which is understandable. However, they didn't wear gloves. They really went to work on folding in the chips. Honestly, I tried not to watch because I really just wanted my ice cream & took caution to the wind. The ice cream was decent not particularly flavorful or note worthy. My sis said that her chosen chocolate candy toppings tasted expired. Overall, it's nice to get some ice cream but idk if I'd come back unless it was the only ice cream shop in town. Wishing this place all the best in betterment!

We came on a Friday night in the summer to get ice cream and shakes. No ice cream. The owner(?)…read moreclaimed to make ice cream from scratch but there was no ice cream. No ice cream on a Friday during the summer for a shop claiming to ice cream. How does this place even stay in business? Would not recommend. Zero stars for zero product.

Where else can you get good pie and coffee in a 1920ish settlers cabin. Maybe some Green Chile…read moreStew if lucky.

Awesome food, great service, live band, great atmosphere! One of my favorites when visiting Alpine!…read more This is definitely a great place.

Four of us for a Friday lunch and the place was near capacity. Good upbeat music for atmosphere…read moreand quick attention for service. Order a Bleu cheese bacon burger with onion rings ("Incredible"), Apple walnut chicken salad ("Awesome"), Mandarin chicken salad ("Excellent") and a Patty Melt with clam chowder soup ("Perfect"). Great service by a very attentive server (from Minnesota). The bathrooms were very different, the stalls were in the hallway? With common wash basins shared by both genders.

Pie Town Pie was totally worth the trip…read more It was a bit chilly and too windy to sit outside on November 22, 2025, but there was patio dining. Service was a bit slow when we walked in. That all quickly changed soon after we played musical chairs to find a clean table we wanted. Lol. The only other weird thing was, they did not have menus. It was all verbally listed for us. In approximately 15 minutes, our food came out hot and fresh. I had the quiche, which was perfect, but I tried both of my daughters' dishes too. Talk about wholesome, comforting flavor town! Not only that, but they add extra touches to each dish to make them aesthetically pleasing. Our lunch consisted of: Pizza SLAB = $9.95 Pot Pie = $14.95 Quiche Meal = $9.95 Slice of Brookie pie = $7.50 Beverage × 2 = $5.00 ($2.50 ea.) Highly recommend if you get the chance to travel this desolate area of New Mexico. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 5 | Service: 5 | Ambiance: 4| Price: 4

For years, I heard about Pie Town Pie and wanted to visit. I finally had the chance to visit there…read morerecently. The drive out there from Socorro NM was long and remote, but then we finally arrived - Very excited to try their pies. Unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience. Very limited selection of pies. The pies were not that good and cost about $7.50 a slice. The coffee also wasn't good. Additionally, our waitress kept forgetting what we ordered and that we were ready to pay our bill. Two groups of people were in the diner: a loud group of volunteer local firefighters, and a local older couple who kept glaring at us angrily (ie. Some people in NM are not friendly to tourists). The Pie Lady (Kathy) was friendly and happy; however, her pies were not worth the drive, sorry to say.

Pretty good experience here…read more Now when you come visit up here, if you look up Apache Sitgreaves National Forests, the description is that this is "God's Country," so act accordingly... I had about an hour to kill before a talk and was tired from a 7+ mile hike and wanted to check this place out after seeing it when I came into town. The bar was packed on a Saturday night and staff here were polite and poured me a draft of Four Peaks Wow Wheat. Clientele was nice here, country music playing and 2 pool tables available to waste some time. There is a back patio space and I can see that people might want to sit out there to enjoy too. A local watering hole and worth a stop in when in Alpine and nice crisp drafts on pour.

This is just what you would expect in a small town. Friendly and welcoming. Very inexpensive!read more