A really cute breakfast/coffee place to meet. The 2-2-2…read morebreakfast on line says $8.49 and was actually charged $14.25. Delicious blueberry buckwheat pancakes and scrambled egg done perfectly but the bacon tasted like it had been sitting since yesterday and barely warmed up and all served on cold plates! There were only 2 choices of pies available. Next time, maybe just a pastry and iced coffee.

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.

My Surly Ogre is a tank of a bike and it has gone maintenance free and several thousand miles since…read morethe pandemic. In spite of Tucson being an international biking Mecca, the city streets here are still very much the wild west. I had gone through life thus far accident-free but was hit head on by another bicyclist a few weeks ago. The Ogre survived but it was time to get stronger brakes and tires. In Tucson, bicyclists need all the help they can get. Fortunately, Sam is the right guy to spec out the right improvements. He installed Growtac mechanical brakes, Gravel King tires, and a new Chris King bottom bracket. I took the Ogre out this morning and the changes made the bike feel new again. I had read glowing reviews about the Growtac mechanical brakes and, indeed, the stopping power is excellent. (I'd put them up against hydraulic brakes.) The tires give me much more traction on the many streets under construction in the city, too. I've always enjoyed bicycles because there is nothing else for me that provides such a sensory hit of adventure and fun. The little things that Sam did on the tune up added up to a dramatic difference that made for a joyful ride this morning. Thank you, sir!

I love that Hello Cafe now gets daily baked goods made by Wonderful Sunshine. Their baked goods are…read morepretty and creative and are all vegan. Today I had the Dubai chocolate donut which I enjoyed. The only thing I would have changed about it is that I wish the chocolate top was a less syrupy glaze and more of melted chocolate cover. But that's just a personal preference and I still enjoyed it. I detected a citrusy flavor in the filling. The donut itself wasn't overly sweet which I prefered. I always like visiting here in terms of atmosphere too. They have alternating art from local artists on the walls which is fun to check out. I like their murals too. They also have games and puzzles and also one outdoor table in the front. They have cold water that seemed filtered available on the counter. I love that they do not up-charge for milk alternatives. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

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

Friendly helpful staff. Delicious home made muffin. Interesting selection of books mostly with a…read moresocial justice focus. Cozy little place.

Only thing I didn't like is that it's far from my house…read more Lol otherwise I would be here everyday. Loveeee their drinks, we go when they open and it's always a line which is understandable with how good their drinks are. Very cute, cozy spot. Can be super crowded at times.

I think it's good but I think this is overhyped by the Tucson youths because of the Instagram…read morenature of the place. The interior invites you to take a picture, the music is loud, it just appears to be catered to a very particular demographic. Evidently, that is not me, and that's okay! I ordered the banana cream matcha latte at recommendation from someone who's visited before with the matcha tiramisu. In the latte, I was hoping for a more flavorful banana cream. It had a nice finish and was very smooth, but I wouldn't have been able to guess it being flavored if I hadn't known. Both items were made from high quality matcha, so expect the steep price tag associated. Combined with the baristas being unable to differentiate between drink orders at the end of their bar, I wasn't really amazed given the reputation Brucha has. Maybe I didn't even receive my drink, and the above is all unfounded, but I won't be figuring that out anytime soon.

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.

We come for the drinks! Their frocho (an icy, chocolately…read moredrink) is a lovely creamy sweet treat for a warm day. This past visit we also tried the champurrado which was a warm chocolate drink with savory spices, yum! They have comfy couches and other goods to browse in the store including some local products. The staff is always friendly.

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

They are always so sweet to me! I always ask for recommendations and they are spot on with their…read morerecs. Will always go here over dunkin! If you haven't tried their vegan pastries, get the bear claw.

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.