Coffee shop in a box with seating for 4 - good thing there were 4 of us!…read moreI had the Montana Mint which is basically a mint mocha and it was excellent. Others had bagels with cream cheese and were happy with it. The servers were pleasant and helpful - no complaints. There is even a small bathroom inside if needed. The drive-through was much busier that=night inside. Overall a great place to get caffeinated in Wilcox.

This place make a good cup of White Mochas. The lady barista was super nice and accommodating she…read moremade sure that were satisfied with the coffee. Weve been to a lot of coffee shops/stands all over the US and this is one of the spots i will definitely comeback next time.

We had the best time stopping here for a quick bite and coffee, which were both delicious. We loved…read morestretching our legs and watching all the newly hatched butterflies!

They had a huge menu of hot and cold beverages, plus some great-looking food items. There were a…read morefew places to sit indoors, a couple of porch tables, and a few out back. They had a large selection of sugar-free syrup options, which I really appreciated. They also had several milk choices. I ordered my cappuccino, but forgot to say I wanted the syrup sugar free and I wanted decaf. They graciously changed my coffee to what I'd intended to order. Our drinks were ready in a timely manner. You place your order at the counter and then listen for your order to be called when it's ready.

This is perfect for travelers just passing through . You can pop in from the road and grab a quick…read morepie , donuts , candles etc and get back to the road . They have an eatery inside as well , soups , sandos , etc. plenty of options. A small taste of what the orchards have to offer further down the way.

Worst pecan pie I have ever had. Not sure what the custard was. Believe me it's hard to screw up a…read morepecan pie but they were able to do it. Sorry but you failed miserably.

We found the food to be really really good, and therefore, it squeaks a 5-star. Service was great…read more Coffee... good enough. Chile stuffed omelet-- very good with Hatch peppers. It's a cafe, not a broad menu, also not on 52nd St in Manhattan. Instead, lovely local flavors, and pretty good values. Very clean, not a lot of variety but enough to please us very well. It's NW of the freeway intersection. Lots of crews go here; they can handle a large table. They'll make meatless dishes if you ask; it's all made to order, nothing baked in a city far away from you, frozen, then chipped to a local microwave. And for that reason, the diner-atmosphere felt good and tasted great.

Where to start? We sat outside and the flys about ate us alive. I ordered the fried zucchini, fish…read moreand chips all burned. The service was bad our food came out and no silverware. I do not recommend it at all.

Stopped here on Sunday morning right when it opened. which was the right idea because even in…read moreSeptember it's pretty hot here. We started at the orchard grow where we got a pumpkin pancake plate and a buttermilk pancake plate, both topped with their apple syrup. So yummy! With the plate you also get two sausages and either orange juice or apple cider. The apple cider was absolutely delicious, so fresh. While we waited for the apple cider donuts to be ready, we walked through the little vendor fair and the fudge shop. There was definitely some cute stuff at the vendor fair, but I'm always a little disappointed at the abundance of AI generated goods at a fair like this. The doughnuts were finally ready around 10:15 or so. Honestly, I can't really say they were worth the wait. We got a pack of the apple cider donuts and a pack of the pumpkin donuts. They weren't as fluffy as I expected. They tasted a little too crispy. Overall, if you make a day of this and go to the orchard and the pumpkin patch, this was a pretty fun day trip from Tucson.

Hadn't been here since sometime in the 2010s and am so sad for how much I've missed out on! Apple…read moreAnnie's used to be a field trip go to for Tucsonans. Finally got a chance to come back! Had way too much fun picking apples, peaches, and sunflowers! Also had to try an apple cider donut -- so yummy!

First time I have seen Apple Pay at a gas station. Tried it and it was faster than using a credit…read morecard slot. Quick to pump and convenient location in town.

Having been on the east coast throughout the winter, I was so happy to be back in a Safeway…read more This seems to be fairly new, as it is very clean. Loved the produce section. Staff at check out was very friendly.

i've never really had a problem at the Safeway. Their cashiers have always been nice Mexican lady…read more They're fast and courteous but when you have one lady for the customer service desk and you're not busy on a Monday morning, the cashier should not have to call her three times to get to her station and her not come. In fact it was kind of embarrassing and a little frustrating for her to be right next to the counter talking to a man while they announced her that she had a customer at her desk, not once not twice but three times and stop talking to man and come help the customer

On our way to Palm Springs we were craving some old fashioned American breakfast. Country Pride…read moredefinitely cured our cravings. Our sever was so attentive and sweet. Our food came out fast and delicious. There was so much food, so we took leftovers. Very happy we decided to stop.

Country Pride was a great stop during a car-charging session. We walked across the street and ended…read moreup having a tasty breakfast. The omelette was delicious and buttery, the tater tots were perfectly crispy, and the pancakes were fluffy and satisfying. The staff was genuinely friendly, and everything came out quickly, which was exactly what we needed while on the road. Solid, comforting breakfast food with warm service in a very cold winter day--definitely a dependable stop.