So. Good! Visited Common Grounds for the first time recently and loved it. Such a great vibe here…read more Will absolutely be back! Plenty of seating both inside and outside with a great variety whether you're by yourself or with a group. Definitely a great spot to work remotely at. The menu is straightforward but plenty of options. Tried the Iced Chai and it was fantastic! The staff is very helpful with finding what you like. If you're in the area, you gotta visit Common Grounds. Period.

Payson is always my stopping point when driving up north. I was looking for a local pick me up that…read morewasn't Starbucks. Common Ground was welcoming and cozy vibe. The baristas were kind and friendly. The coffee was really delicious. I got the largest size and saved half for the next morning and it was just as delicious the next day. I will be stopping here every time I'm passing through! Thank you Common Grounds for the hospitality:)

This place is delicious!!! The coffee and energy drinks all taste so yummy and the service is…read morefantastic!! I highly recommend visiting this shop if you're visiting Payson or if you're local! It is the best in the town!

Delicious!!! My husband and I loved our drinks! He got a vanilla latte and I tried the Nutty Ex…read more Both drinks were amazing! I can't wait to go back!

This is a welcome environment for Payson. Yes the books. Yes the art. Yes the snacks. Yes the…read morelive music. Yes ... well it all. There isn't always a community spot like this in our size of town so please visit and patronize. It's a little jewel hidden in a strip mall. Forget your Dutch Bros on way to the Rim. Take 10 here and enjoy!

I was heading back to the Valley after a camping trip outside Payson and was wanting a coffee drink…read morefor my drive back. Noley's popped up in my search as a nearby coffee shop in town. Noley's is located in the heart of Payson inside of a strip mall behind McDonald's as you turn onto the 260. This is a very unique store that offers a lot more than just coffee. Noley's - Books, Art & Whatnot is a gathering place for both locals and visitors. In addition to having a cafe, Noley's has an art gallery, book store, a performance space, a local produce section and plenty of couches and chairs to sit on. They sell locally-made gifts and crafts like jewelry and other creations. They even have an old jukebox and a used vinyl section. Noley's is a pretty cool place to visit. I come through Payson often and glad I discovered this place. I have always found the service to be great in the Noley's cafe area. I grabbed a pastry and an Iced Latte during my first visit here. My buddy is gluten-free and was happy they offered gluten-free pastries. Everything is made fresh in this store. Before we left, we chatted with the lady in the front who was really nice. She shared with us the story behind this shop. I am looking forward to a return visit next time I am in town.

On a chilly, rainy New Year's Day, we ventured into the Shroom Room in search of some caffeinated…read moremotivation--and it did not disappoint. This charmingly cozy cabin welcomed us in with a heavenly scent and an absolutely adorable aesthetic that instantly made us feel at home. My husband ordered the iced Shroomy Mocha, while I opted for the hot Spicy Chai. Taste-wise, I'm not someone who typically likes--or even tolerates--the flavor of mushrooms, but I was intrigued enough to try it. I don't recall which mushroom was used in the chai, as it was a recommendation from the barista. While the chai latte did have a slightly different flavor profile than the chai from my favorite local shop, it was beautifully balanced with a gentle note of earthiness that was not at all reminiscent of mushrooms. Both drinks were well crafted, delicious, and hit all the right notes. The service was friendly and welcoming, with light conversation and thoughtful answers to my questions, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Now for the fun part: the retail! What an amazing mix of cute and quirky items for sale. From stickers, clothes, and accessories to teas, coffees, and other goodies for home use, it's clear that whoever curates the shop has an excellent eye and a genuine passion for fun, whimsical details. If I lived in Payson, I'd absolutely be a regular. The Shroom Room is, plain and simple, a feel-good place--and well worth a visit.

Quite possibly one of the best mushrooms tea blends around…read more Lots of parking. Go check it out!

What a gem! We tried the maple Walnut fudge, turtle fudge,…read morecrème brûlée fudge, and strawberry fudge. Our favorite was the maple walnut -- it was an excellent recommendation by the lovely woman assisting us! Our daughter loved the strawberry fudge. This shop offers so many more flavors of fudge and other yummy truffles and chocolates. They also sell every kind of candy you can imagine, including old school candy and novelty candy (think scorpion lollipops LOL). Great shop to stop by while visiting Payson. Excellent and kind service. We will absolutely be back again when we visit.

Lemon pie gelato. Need I say more? Like the best lemon pie…read moreyou've ever had, but in the creamiest gelato form. There nothing better in Payson. The rocky road truffle was also an entirely magnificent experience. The friendliest service an cutest decor. What a gem!

I had a question about a pastry in the display case. The employee could not understand me. I had to…read morewait for an English speaker who still messed up my small order. The chair I was about to sit in was split in half and being held together with packing tape. Donut was decent. The mens room was absolutely disgusting. I hate to see what lies in the back where they make the food. Hard pass.

My first time in AZ and stumbled upon Bosa donuts was looking for a nearby place to grab coffee &…read morebreakfast. No idea it was local favorite but I can see why it is!! The plain sugar yeast donut was very good in that it was light and airy. It kept the QQ texture even after a couple bites & didn't squish down. The chocolate covered old fashioned also had a good texture in that it was solid but not dense. Do wish the quality of the chocolate was better but fine for the price point. Nice that they had oat milk as an option too.

Great coffee. workers are very friendly! Four stars…read morebecause the location is on the wrong side of the highway which makes it inconvenient when I have to cross over to the other side of the highway entering an exiting.

This was my favorite Dutch experience ever thanks to Autumn! She was so sweet and in a short…read moreexchange, very fun. She ordered me a blended water when I told her I really wanted to make a slushy out of an electrolyte mix I had in my car and really just brought a smile to my already great day.

We were in town for a marriage retreat and stopped in for some coffee…read more It one is biggest Starbucks I've been into. Lot's a huge windows, great natural lighting. Not packed at all. The staff young and gets things mixed up no biggy. Nice Starbucks.

Rude , unwelcoming , no acknowledgment whatsoever, but they did look up at you when you walked…read morethrough the door. Ordered my coffee and my husband's two other people were after us, and they got their special drinks while mine sat there with the cold foam in the froth or until I gave one of the coworkers a look like can you give me my coffee, and when she did, she just put on the counter and didn't say nothing ...you can tell they don't like Hispanics and I even tip the cashier

For a pit stop on the way to Heber, it was a good experience. We got there right before a rush of…read morepeople. Our drinks were good, as expected. Now, on to Heber!

Worse Starbucks employee ever. TERRIBLE! Standing in line and this woman decides she's closing at…read more7pm. It's 7:03 and she refuses to give me a cup of coffee. The app and store says they are open until 8pm. She served the person in front of me, but apparently because i was 10th in-line she can't serve me. I'll give my business to Dutch Brother's. Disappointing