Great coffee house to enjoy your favorite coffee drink. Nice atmosphere with indoor and outdoor…read moreseating.

If you haven't checked out the Synergy Plaza location of Savaya Coffee Market, do yourself a favor…read moreand swing by. First off, this little plaza itself is adorable -- brick-lined, laid-back, and low-key in the best way. There's a shared courtyard and seating area with Vitality Bowls, which happens to be another favorite of mine, so the whole space has this wellness-forward vibe that just works. I've visited other Savaya locations before, but this one might be my favorite purely for the atmosphere. I ordered a lemon turmeric tea over ice (you can also get it hot), and it was refreshing and flavorful -- I drank it so fast I didn't even manage to snap a photo. The tea menu is extensive without feeling overwhelming, so it's worth taking a minute to browse. There were several vegan drink options and a few vegan bites available as well (they may have just been picked over when I arrived). The service was friendly, there's both indoor and outdoor seating, and the space seemed to naturally attract groups meeting up and hanging out. Between the cozy courtyard, good tea, and relaxed energy, this is an easy spot to meet friends or settle in for a casual catch-up. I'll absolutely be back.

Okay HELLO to my new favorite brunch spot in Tucson!!!! I'm influenced beyond belief, and I cannot…read morewait to come back and try everything. For starters, it's a cute spot. Intimidatingly small at first, but there's a good amount of seating in the back of house and on the patio so you can make do. Staff keeps things moving along too, so I can't imagine that long of a wait here. Now the food. I'm getting hungry just typing about it. Let me summarize. Not a single thing was below a 9/10. Not one. The standouts are by far the mamacita burrito. I could eat one a day. The carrot cinnamon roll pancakes are breaking my heart because they're seasonal. Please please please please make them permanent!! That is all. Come here next brunch.

very spacious cafe selling tons of pastries, drinks, and other breakfast foods. I got the january…read morespecial olive oil cake latte and it was pretty decent, very subtle olive oil taste but it was interesting! I also ordered the $9 daily special without the coffee (still same price though), and it was kind of mid -- the bread was hard and dry and the meat was pretty salty

I knew about this place for several years but never went.. mainly because I've been to bicycle…read morecafes in the past where it felt more like an afterthought. This isn't one of those places, it's a fully stand alone coffee shop adjacent to the bicycle shop. This is a unique coffee shop, older brick building with a nice interior. It also has a patio in the back which is pretty cool. I've tried the sage latte and cold brew, both are very good. The staff are nice as well. The ultimate highlight for me is the food. They carry pastries that I haven't seen anywhere else, the ding dong is the bomb if you grew up in the 80s or 90s, its like a hybrid of the hostess cup cake and a ding dong. Definitely added to my rotation of favorite coffee shops to go to.

I was absolutely in aw of the changes made to this place since I had last been there. It feels…read morealmost different with a brightness and some added goodies. The space has a great arrangement of seating inside and outside, a wonderful selections of games for you to play with whomever, full coffee menu, extra goodies to buy and truly a fantastic line up of VEGAN pastries! MUST TRY Loved it all and will be back very soon. I've already been telling everyone about these pastries, and you should know too :)

Totally cool. Great spot. Good coffee. Inspiring atmosphere. Nice location outside of downtown…read more Great alternative to awful corporate coffee.

Great local spot. Wonderful people LGBTQ friendly will definitely be back here again…read more It's right next to sprouts. And if you're doing your laundry at the laundromat next-door, you can wait at this great coffee place.

Okay wowwwwww I'm officially addicted…read more Finally made it to Brucha after hearing about it nonstop and I get the hype now Sucha vibe and I LOVE this aesthetic Real talk though... first time I came months ago I asked for non dairy and they looked at me like I was wild lol so I never went back BUT apparently they DO have options Oat milk and a few vegan choices Got the Asanoka matcha with oat milk... mango for me and strawberry cheong for my daughter and wowwwww both were soooo good Lowkey irritated about my first experience but this is hands down the best matcha I've had in Tucson soooo I'll be back

Energy here is interesting. It's a coffee shop but at times the music is quiet and lo-fi and other…read moretimes it feels like you're in the club. Seating is awkward. The drink I ordered was okay. It had milk at the bottom, espresso in the middle and salted foam at the top. It wasn't too sweet which is what I wanted.They do not offer a sugar free options which was a bummer. I would not come back. It was expensive for what you get and I wasn't impressed.

Walked by today at 6 pm. Staff in kitchen. Changing owners? Things look in order but they didn't…read morecome to the door.

Sunday breakfast at Frida's Cafe was such a neat start to the day! We ordered the Frida Huevo…read moreRancheros (wish the sauce was a bit thicker), Desayuno Huas Teco (the ham and eggs were yummy), a short stack of pancakes (which were perfectly fluffy), and a side of fresh fruit (nicely arranged)--everything was pretty tasty overall. The restaurant wasn't very busy, so we enjoyed a relaxed atmosphere, the prices were reasonable, and our waitress was friendly and attentive. The Frida Kahlo-inspired décor was bright, colorful, and fun--it added a unique vibe that made the experience feel special. Overall, a solid choice for a tasty, laid-back breakfast spot in Tucson that didn't seem impossible to get into like some other places on the weekend. Will add it to the rotation for the future.

If you're looking to add something truly special to your sweet tooth routine, this Tucson chocolate…read morecompany delivers an experience unlike anything else. From the moment you open the package, you can tell this isn't your average chocolate -- the craftsmanship, aroma, and creative flavor combinations immediately set it apart. What makes their chocolates so unique is the way they blend bold ingredients with rich, high-quality cacao to create flavors that are both surprising and perfectly balanced. Each bite feels intentional and thoughtfully crafted, turning a simple treat into a memorable tasting experience. Beyond the flavor, the presentation is beautiful and makes these chocolates perfect for gifts, special occasions, or just treating yourself to something extraordinary. It's refreshing to see a local Tucson company bringing such innovation and passion to their craft. If you want to discover a new favorite indulgence or give a gift that stands out, this is one Tucson gem that brings something new and delicious into your life.

Exciting news - Monsoon is making their own baked goods again! I stopped in to purchase some…read morechocolate bars to gift to others...and pot de creme, brownies (one GF, one not), cookies and more delicious Monsoon specialties were back in the cases! The friendly staff smiled at my "yay!" and happily packed my chocolate bars and the pot de creme in a to go bag for me. The pot de creme was just as I remembered it...a smooth, deep chocolate flavor with notes of brown butter. Delicious! I'm bringing a group of co-workers in next week, and I know we'll partake of more treats. If you haven't been recently, check them out!

Thank you Sheyna! Awesome customer service! Thank you for making the transaction run smoothlyread more

Super friendly, very clean, great drinks and snacks and in a convenient location , fast service.read more

This place is a staple and I could not be happier to support it. Let me be clear, it is ONLY…read morewalk-up/drive thru, no seating or anything. The staff are always friendly and kind, and there are a good variety of options. Employees are well paid and the quality of coffee is delicious, which makes everyone happy! They are an ethical and supportive local business, run don't walk to Coffee Times!

I've been going to the drive-through at coffee times since 2009 when I was in nursing school…read more They've always had a wonderful selection of local pastries, bagels and snacks as well as coffee and tea. A local coffee drive-through spot that's we're checking out. You can walk up, but mostly I do drive-through because it's very popular and very busy Recently. They opened a Dunkin' Donuts next-door so if you wanted to get a doughnut and then get coffee, I suppose you could but their pastries are pretty awesome and as of today, I learned they offer Tucson tamales. A really wonderful choice if you're wanting food instead of a pastry.

I have to say, I was so surprised with how much I loved this place! I ended up here quite by…read moreaccident, as my dance company was performing and I hadn't considered packing a lunch. Half a dozen of our dancers descended on the place and they were already deep into the lunch crowd (around 11:30 a.m.) on a Sunday. This lovely employee offered to take care of us and showed us to a table that was able to accommodate all of us. She then proceeded to kindly answer questions, take our orders, and followed up with us to make sure we had everything we needed. I wish I'd gotten her name but I did not, so hopefully whoever sees this can pass along compliments to management (I'm writing this on the same day as the visit)! As for the food and beverages, there were so many more options than I would have imagined at a smaller location like this. I got the horchata which was delicious, and then ordered a yogurt parfait from the breakfast menu and the Sonoran dog from the lunch menu. Thankfully they sell both breakfast and lunch menu items all day! The yogurt parfait was perfect, the yogurt was tasty and not too sweet, and the blueberries were plentiful along with a smattering of strawberries and great granola. The Sonoran dog came with chips and was appropriately topped, with plenty on it yet not so messy that I couldn't eat it. Of course you could not ask for a better environment in which to enjoy your food and drink, because what's more beautiful than the botanical gardens! It's really nice to have a quality restaurant inside a place like this because a lot of times it can be hard to find good food at a place where that's not the main attraction. If you are visiting the botanical gardens you should definitely check out Edna's Eatery! Next time I plan on trying the frozen fruit pops....

Gorgeous cafe tucked inside the Tucson Botanical Gardens, but unfortunately the coffee doesn't live…read moreup to the setting. I love starting my mornings in a garden right when it opens, so I was excited to grab a coffee to begin my visit. Sadly, my iced coffee was not drinkable. The flavor was bitter, and the cream separated immediately, leaving it tasting and looking unappealing. It's disappointing to encounter something like this in such a beautiful location, especially after paying $5 for the drink. A garden this lovely deserves beverages that match the experience, and I hope they make an effort to significantly improve.