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Innovative blend of two very different restaurants. This will be to Yumas benefit! A Bistro meets Baja Cuisine! Now open at 6 am for breakfast. A place for good food. It's been ages since I dined at The Press... the decor has changed. I remember well the mint infused cold pea soup I had last time! Today... Breakfast. avocado toast. ($8.00) the smashed avocado Feta cherry tomato's on toasted focaccia triangles. It was filling. Everyone else 4 customers were ordering iced Mexican Hot Cocoa. It must be yummy!! For me I was craving just a cup of coffee. The only way to achieve this was by opting for the Americano. Gulp ($6.00) Wait wait... hold the press... (haha) they do have a refillable Mug of coffee for ($4.00) that's a bit better considering it's likely to be made with the same roast as their espresso beverages. My Americano was good. However with no Whole Cream available Half and half had to suffice! I guess this explains why they do not serve a Cafe Breve. :( If you serve it we will order it). At the least you have whip it up as a topping for that delicious Mexican hot cocoa and other delicious sweet beverages and desserts! The avocado toast was tangy. A vinegary flavor permeated every bite. It was not in the herbed olive oil drizzle on the plate, and it was not the feta which I love. Hmmmm. The gentleman (perhaps Andrew whose name appeared on the receipt) who took my order took a few precious moments to secure my return by sharing which menu item Best represents his vision of Baja Cuisine! For this reason I look forward to coming back! The menus of the Baja Viches and The Press will fuse! I see many Tortas being served on the traditional Focaccia of The Press. The Hispanic influence on the Bistro cuisine is inevitable! It's liable to become a Fusion no one could have invisioned!
It's like hole in the wall type of coffee place in Yuma. I want to try locals and checked on this one. Going back to San Diego from Scottsdale, AZ, the best place for a rest. The place is clean, charming and the staff is very nice. He made the coffee with passion not like the Keurig-type coffee. I ordered the hot Pistachio latte and my husband hot Chai Tea. Not sweet... We both like what we ordered.... and the waffle... awesome!!! Highly recommended if in case you'll be around this town.
I've visited Yuma a handful of times and just heard of this place on my last visit, upset I didn't visit sooner! The have vegan options! The freeze isn't vegan but the owner made it vegan friendly for me, didn't know until he asked me about it. And the blueberry was delicious! (Visited last year and I'm trying to remember everything). And the sandwich is one of the best I've had! I remember trying to find another sandwich like this for a few months. The inside was quiet and clean, plenty of tables and chairs. Loved the decor and the bathrooms were clean. Don't know when is the next time I'll visit Yuma but this this place would be the first restaurant I will visit!
The Press Cafe did not disappoint, I was in the Yuma area and was craving Bisciuts and Gravy for breafast and obvioulsy I searched on my Yelp app and this place showed up. You order at the counter and they will bring your food to the table, I came at a very slow hour, 11:00 AM, only 3 othe rtables in the whole restaurant and since I was on a work trip it was perfect for me. The do have WiFi and I was able to get some work done while having some great coffee and food. I ordered the Biscuits and gravy with a side of sausage, and it was very yummy. The coffee was excellent, they have a self serve station for coffee, Iced Tea and water, so unlilited refills. The ambiance is Cafe Quiet, nothing too loud. Decore is great! The girl behind the register was super nice and helpful. they seem to have alot thingd on their menu and some great specials, the sandwiches looked mazing, I will definately be coming back next time am in town. Cheers!
You order first at the counter. Then sit down. It's super quiet in here and can hear other peoples conversations. Self serve area to get your own water, napkins, condiments. I ordered The Breakfast Burrito and half an order of biscuit and gravy. The burrito has three eggs, shredded meat, avocado and cheese. They press the burrito so it has these grill marks. Gives a bit of crunchiness. The sauce is a house made spicy sauce but it wasn't spicy to me. Good sauce though, so ask for extra. The gravy with sausage was really good but the biscuits could have been better. It wasn't soft or moist. I got the Mayan freeze tea. When you get the blended ice version, it's sweeter and they add whip cream. It has a chocolate earthy taste and 1.5mg caffeine.
Always amazing!! There food is memorable and beyond amazing. The breakfast options are all very different than the usual traditional breakfast. I love their rising sun breakfast, brisket and shrimp breakfast burrito, waffles and gravy with side of pork belly. My favorite coffee is the Mexican Mocha. The ambience of the place is wonderful very relaxing they have a wonderful playlist.
So much potential! Most reviews I had seen were for breakfast items. The Salad was awesome. The soup should have been. This Chilled Mint Soup excited me on the special board. I should have gone with my first choice, the Roasted Tomato. Sadly the beautiful green soup overtly peppery and had a strange grainy texture. Fresh home made bread is a good thing of preparation doesn't toughen it as the top to my sandwich was. The sandwich was missing two ingredients listed in its description. It is possible that the onions were in fact present just cooked down in the caramelization process to a vague memory. I'll not lose hope, afterall, I do believe The Press has merit! I'll be happy to find reasons to Love and recommend it abundantly!
Absolutely a wonderful delight! The press sandwiches are very well orchestrated for taste The coffee and ice drink's satisfying The atmosphere is pleasant and the music refreshing for the tone of the room IS organic The Soups have home touch and creative Groups or gatherings of church social s are missing out IF they have not discovered this place!! Good family place too
Simply an amazing sandwich place... had some wonderful food in Yuma AZ !! We had their Imperial and sandwiches. The prices were nominal and the quality and quantity were ..... aaaaa lot !!! I would definitely comeback here again and would recommend it to anyone.
I don't know how I've gone so long without reviewing this place. I seriously can't say enough good things. Food is always delicious, restaurant is always clean, service is always amazing no matter who is working. It's nearly impossible not to strike up a conversation with the owner if he's there when you come in. He's so personable and we always have good conversation. At this point we've had almost every sandwich here and you really can't go wrong. As someone who is currently pregnant and has a hard time eating out I love that they let me customize it to my liking and also let me try the soups or gravy before ordering so I can make sure I can eat it.
What I liked most about The Press Cafe is the menu, created by Chef Michael, the owner, who penned a most excellent and yummy description of homemade pressed sandwiches, salads, soups, and breakfast fare. What I liked least is that I didn't get to sample everything on the menu. No single meal exceeds $12. I had a half-serving of my favorite breakfast, scratch biscuits and sausage gravy for $6. It was heavy in calories but oh so delicious. Anytime I'm in Yuma, I will be sure to enjoy a meal at The Press.
For years The Press was a great place to enjoy your lunch or meet with clients. It's subtle decor made for a soothing ambiance. But, as of yet The Press has joined forces with Baja Viches a group of culinary mavericks known for their unique recipes. The combination of these two businesses coming together was exciting, with good reason. Baja Viches has gained a reputation for its seafood masterpieces and combined with The Press's food style, we all waited in anticipation. Since the merger I've visited The Press a few times and during my visits the staff was always respectful and attentive. I always asked about their dishes and they've all been extremely knowledgeable. On one of my visits I asked if they had any healthier alternatives to the tortilla. One of the hosts recommended the Keto Surf & Turf. This was a steak and shrimp taco in a cheese shell. The taco was insanely delicious, I also ordered 2 of their pork belly tacos to go. I had planned on sharing them with the misses, but it seems they were so good, she ate them both. I for one enjoy the decor and their choice in music, one time it was reggae and another soft rock. All in all it's always a great experience and I would strongly recommend you visiting The Press. read more
My friends knew I was traveling to Yuma for work and IMMEDIATELY recommended this spot. And I completely get it! The menu had so many options, I had a hard time choosing, but the girl at the register gave me her honest opinions and helped guide me to what would satisfy my cravings that day. The flavors of this waffle, pork belly, peanut butter and maple syrup sandwich were on point and I can't wait to go back to yuma for more! Might have to wait til summer though. Such a friendly little spot, there was a meeting of the housewives of Yuma in the corner and it had such a home feel to it. Can't wait to explore more of the menu! Oh. And the prices are incredibly reasonable! read more
Stopped here for lunch on a Thursday after really wanting a sandwich. Upon arrival, the staff let us know they were out of sandwiches and salads. Something about them not having made bread (amazing their bread is homemade!) and being out of lettuce. The only item they could offer was tacos. Ended up ordering the shrimp tacos, which were delicious! They came with a spicy sauce on the side and it had a good kick! The inside is inviting and offers tons of seating. They do have a patio with some outdoor seating and also parking spots right out front. The service was great. My only reason for giving 4 stars is them being out of their main options on the menu. read more
Innovative blend of two very different restaurants. This will be to Yumas benefit! A Bistro meets Baja Cuisine! Now open at 6 am for breakfast. A place for good food. It's been ages since I dined at The Press... the decor has changed. I remember well the mint infused cold pea soup I had last time! Today... Breakfast. avocado toast. ($8.00) the smashed avocado Feta cherry tomato's on toasted focaccia triangles. It was filling. Everyone else 4 customers were ordering iced Mexican Hot Cocoa. It must be yummy!! For me I was craving just a cup of coffee. The only way to achieve this was by opting for the Americano. Gulp ($6.00) Wait wait... hold the press... (haha) they do have a refillable Mug of coffee for ($4.00) that's a bit better considering it's likely to be made with the same roast as their espresso beverages. My Americano was good. However with no Whole Cream available Half and half had to suffice! I guess this explains why they do not serve a Cafe Breve. :( If you serve it we will order it). At the least you have whip it up as a topping for that delicious Mexican hot cocoa and other delicious sweet beverages and desserts! The avocado toast was tangy. A vinegary flavor permeated every bite. It was not in the herbed olive oil drizzle on the plate, and it was not the feta which I love. Hmmmm. The gentleman (perhaps Andrew whose name appeared on the receipt) who took my order took a few precious moments to secure my return by sharing which menu item Best represents his vision of Baja Cuisine! For this reason I look forward to coming back! The menus of the Baja Viches and The Press will fuse! I see many Tortas being served on the traditional Focaccia of The Press. The Hispanic influence on the Bistro cuisine is inevitable! It's liable to become a Fusion no one could have invisioned! read more
It's like hole in the wall type of coffee place in Yuma. I want to try locals and checked on this one. Going back to San Diego from Scottsdale, AZ, the best place for a rest. The place is clean, charming and the staff is very nice. He made the coffee with passion not like the Keurig-type coffee. I ordered the hot Pistachio latte and my husband hot Chai Tea. Not sweet... We both like what we ordered.... and the waffle... awesome!!! Highly recommended if in case you'll be around this town. read more
I've visited Yuma a handful of times and just heard of this place on my last visit, upset I didn't visit sooner! The have vegan options! The freeze isn't vegan but the owner made it vegan friendly for me, didn't know until he asked me about it. And the blueberry was delicious! (Visited last year and I'm trying to remember everything). And the sandwich is one of the best I've had! I remember trying to find another sandwich like this for a few months. The inside was quiet and clean, plenty of tables and chairs. Loved the decor and the bathrooms were clean. Don't know when is the next time I'll visit Yuma but this this place would be the first restaurant I will visit! read more
The Press Cafe did not disappoint, I was in the Yuma area and was craving Bisciuts and Gravy for breafast and obvioulsy I searched on my Yelp app and this place showed up. You order at the counter and they will bring your food to the table, I came at a very slow hour, 11:00 AM, only 3 othe rtables in the whole restaurant and since I was on a work trip it was perfect for me. The do have WiFi and I was able to get some work done while having some great coffee and food. I ordered the Biscuits and gravy with a side of sausage, and it was very yummy. The coffee was excellent, they have a self serve station for coffee, Iced Tea and water, so unlilited refills. The ambiance is Cafe Quiet, nothing too loud. Decore is great! The girl behind the register was super nice and helpful. they seem to have alot thingd on their menu and some great specials, the sandwiches looked mazing, I will definately be coming back next time am in town. Cheers! read more
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You order first at the counter. Then sit down. It's super quiet in here and can hear other peoples conversations. Self serve area to get your own water, napkins, condiments. I ordered The Breakfast Burrito and half an order of biscuit and gravy. The burrito has three eggs, shredded meat, avocado and cheese. They press the burrito so it has these grill marks. Gives a bit of crunchiness. The sauce is a house made spicy sauce but it wasn't spicy to me. Good sauce though, so ask for extra. The gravy with sausage was really good but the biscuits could have been better. It wasn't soft or moist. I got the Mayan freeze tea. When you get the blended ice version, it's sweeter and they add whip cream. It has a chocolate earthy taste and 1.5mg caffeine. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Always amazing!! There food is memorable and beyond amazing. The breakfast options are all very different than the usual traditional breakfast. I love their rising sun breakfast, brisket and shrimp breakfast burrito, waffles and gravy with side of pork belly. My favorite coffee is the Mexican Mocha. The ambience of the place is wonderful very relaxing they have a wonderful playlist. read more
4 years ago
So much potential! Most reviews I had seen were for breakfast items. The Salad was awesome. The soup should have been. This Chilled Mint Soup excited me on the special board. I should have gone with my first choice, the Roasted Tomato. Sadly the beautiful green soup overtly peppery and had a strange grainy texture. Fresh home made bread is a good thing of preparation doesn't toughen it as the top to my sandwich was. The sandwich was missing two ingredients listed in its description. It is possible that the onions were in fact present just cooked down in the caramelization process to a vague memory. I'll not lose hope, afterall, I do believe The Press has merit! I'll be happy to find reasons to Love and recommend it abundantly! read more
4 years ago
Absolutely a wonderful delight! The press sandwiches are very well orchestrated for taste The coffee and ice drink's satisfying The atmosphere is pleasant and the music refreshing for the tone of the room IS organic The Soups have home touch and creative Groups or gatherings of church social s are missing out IF they have not discovered this place!! Good family place too read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Simply an amazing sandwich place... had some wonderful food in Yuma AZ !! We had their Imperial and sandwiches. The prices were nominal and the quality and quantity were ..... aaaaa lot !!! I would definitely comeback here again and would recommend it to anyone. read more
3 years ago
I don't know how I've gone so long without reviewing this place. I seriously can't say enough good things. Food is always delicious, restaurant is always clean, service is always amazing no matter who is working. It's nearly impossible not to strike up a conversation with the owner if he's there when you come in. He's so personable and we always have good conversation. At this point we've had almost every sandwich here and you really can't go wrong. As someone who is currently pregnant and has a hard time eating out I love that they let me customize it to my liking and also let me try the soups or gravy before ordering so I can make sure I can eat it. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
What I liked most about The Press Cafe is the menu, created by Chef Michael, the owner, who penned a most excellent and yummy description of homemade pressed sandwiches, salads, soups, and breakfast fare. What I liked least is that I didn't get to sample everything on the menu. No single meal exceeds $12. I had a half-serving of my favorite breakfast, scratch biscuits and sausage gravy for $6. It was heavy in calories but oh so delicious. Anytime I'm in Yuma, I will be sure to enjoy a meal at The Press. read more
2 years ago
Love love love the food. It takes awhile to get food because they are so popular but we don't mind the wait!! My boyfriend swears by The Rodeo. I loved the Breakfast Burrito. And the Mayan Tea- a must try!!! Today we have a to-go order and are getting a full order of biscuits and gravy and the Aloha Bravo. Pretty pumped! read more
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This is basically a delicious sandwich shop with quality ingredients on homemade focaccia. The owner who works the register is engaging and grateful. I was also impressed about the care he took to thoroughly clean each table. Best lunch choice we could have made in Yuma. read more
6 years ago
Stopped for some lunch here on our way to San Diego. Very cute little bistro and very clean. Staff was super friendly and attentive. The Cobb salad was super delicious and big, I couldn't eat it all. The Castle Dome salad had the most delicious salad dressing according to my friend. My son loved his turkey sandwich. His best friend had the waffles and really liked them. Biscuits and gravy were very yummy. I think we all left the bistro nice and stuffed to continue on our journey to the beach. The price for it all was really great too. read more
4 years ago
Food was really good! The only downside was the cleaner they used to clean tables was REALLY strong smelling and gave us both headaches while we waited for our food, but other than that, it was great! We got the Yuman Sandwich and the Imperial sandwich. They were both delicious! The Yuman was a little lighter and the Imperial was a little spicier, but we liked them both a lot. The foccacia bread was also great! We'd definitely go back on our next trip through Yuma! read more
4 years ago
The food was incredible, the portions were huge, especially for the salads. A lot of their food items are made from scratch which you can tell. It's extremely affordable. Sorry. You're charging a road trip I'm getting my watch The owner and staff are so friendly and humble, they all work together to make sure the customers are happy and satisfied. I'm on a road trip, but if I lived here, I would definitely be a regular and I'm very picky. read more
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My go to place for a savory sandwich, fun salad, and hearty soup. Definitely one of the best lunch spots in town. read more
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