Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Mount Lemmon

"The Cup Cafe is an established downtown Tucson tradition with a reputation for delicious, creative and eclectic fare, alive with flavor. A full-service, historic modern bistro, The Cup Cafe appeals to locals and visitors alike.Enjoy the variety of The Cup’s all-day menu and the fresh, delectable,..."

"Beyond Bread has been a Tucson staple since 1998, offering hand-made and fresh baked goods. Their menu election includes breads, sandwiches, soups, salads, and pastries that are all made in the restaurant. They have been the recipient of numerous awards, and have been featured in Tucson Weekly, Tucson Lifestyle, and Arizona Foothills."

"Beyond Bread is a popular bakery that has five branches around Tucson. This bakery is not only famous for its bread and baguettes, but it also boasts freshly baked pastries such as their cinnamon French toast, scones and muffins. Locals also suggest that you try their scrumptious pies at their mini shop in Speedway."

"Beyond Bread is a must-try for bread lovers, offering 30 different types of artisanal breads, 30 kinds of pies, pastries and sandwiches. This popular bakery first opened its doors in 1998 and has three locations in Tucson. Everything is made from scratch using the freshest ingredients possible."

"Owned and operated by a mother-son duo, Judy Michelet and Mark Jorbin, for over 18 years, Café à la C’Art is a delicious cafe located in the historic Stevens House, which is part of the Tucson Museum of Art. Featuring creative American fare with an emphasis on Southwest flavors, this charming restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, plus hosts a weekend brunch. Within an arty interior or on the lovely brick patio, guests can savor flavorful options, including the herb-roasted breast of chicken served with pan jus with roasted Brussels sprouts and butternut squash."

"Cartel Coffee Lab is a coffee shop in Tucson with a bohemian atmosphere that’s accentuated by the wood and brick surroundings inside the cafe. While this coffee shop is very popular and can get busy, the seating area is large enough to accommodate dozens of people. Many of their drinks are house-roasted and come with distinct twists that make them stand out."

"Cartel Coffee Lab just may be the most well-known local coffee chain in Arizona thanks to their supplying of their own coffee beans to different industries in this state. The shop however, is just as popular with its two locations in Tucson and seven overall in Arizona. They are particularly known for their cold brews so grab one here at Cartel."

"Raging Sage is a lively and energetic cafe in the heart of Tucson that offers a vast selection of coffee and pastries. Just outside of the cafe is a spacious patio that’s dog-friendly and is perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the beautiful weather while drinking a cup of coffee or eating a slice of cake. The main types of drinks that are available at Raging Sage include numerous espresso drinks, coffees, iced specialty espresso drinks, specialty teas, and Italian soda."

"Raging Safe Coffee Roasters is Tucson’s oldest specialty café that has been serving the community high-quality coffee and freshly baked treats for over 20 years. Located on Campbell Avenue near the University of Arizona Medical Campus, Raging Sage is a casual and comfortable spot with a cozy atmosphere and warm, natural light. The popular counter-serve café serves a cast of creative iced and hot options and cold brews, as well as delicious treats, and live music."

"Raging Sage is all about the coffee, especially sustainable, bought and roasted in small batches coffee. This small but popular spot doesn't have a huge amount of places to sit but does boast a nice little tree shaded patio. They focus on good coffee and it shows."

"CaféCatch a glimpse of what it takes to make gourmet coffee at this traditional “roasteria.” Try the Aztec Mocha—an espresso drink blended with steamed milk, Mexican chocolate, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Pastries and other breakfast goodies complement the Arabica coffee roasted in-house. 520-207-5504, 943 E."

"Nuzzled downtown, Sparkroot is the perfect one-stop coffee place. A two-story set-up with modern décor, Sparkroot also has an extensive breakfast and lunch menu equipped with good healthy options."

"Café Passe is a quaint, artsy café on Fourth Avenue that serves as an eclectic and inviting gathering spot for the community to enjoy great coffee, delicious breakfasts, poetry readings, and live music. The neighborhood hangout is a coffee house and sandwich shop and serves a variety of healthy food such as fresh salads, sandwiches, paninis, and freshly baked goodies like muffins and scones. The drinks menu features an array of coffee drinks, teas, smoothies, fruit juices, and other refreshments, and the café is a perfect place to relax over coffee with friends."

"CaféTry a ham-and-Brie sandwich or housemade scone at this popular European-style café, or simply relax on the spacious patio and sip an espresso. In the evening, come by for a light dinner and a cocktail made with house-infused liquor and stick around for live jazz, folk, or blues."

"Hours:12:06 AM - 8:00 AM todaySat: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PMSun: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PMMon: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PMTue: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PMWed: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PMThu: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PMFri: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM. Address:415 N 4th Ave, Tucson, AZ 85705"

"Southeast corner of MIracle Mile and 14th Ave.montereycourtaz.com. Shop, dine, and enjoy live music along Tucson’s historic Miracle Mile. This beautifully repurposed 1940s motor court offers art galleries and retail shops in a courtyard setting, a café with indoor and patio dining, a performance stage, and an artisans/farmers market."

"CaféNestled among charming art galleries and shops, the café and bar offers a seasonal menu using local farm-fresh ingredients, including vegetarian, chicken, seafood, and beef selections. Enjoy indoor and patio dining, along with live music, in this renovated 1930s motor court along historic Miracle Mile."

"This once small motel, turned restaurant, bar, music hot-spot, is a lovely outdoor venue. Even in the summer, during our summer heat, it is a fun spot at night, since they have misters to keep everything cool. The food is good too."

"Southeast corner of MIracle Mile and 14th Ave.montereycourtaz.com. Shop, dine, and enjoy live music along Tucson’s historic Miracle Mile. This beautifully repurposed 1940s motor court offers art galleries and retail shops in a courtyard setting, a café with indoor and patio dining, a performance stage, and an artisans/farmers market."

"CaféNestled among charming art galleries and shops, the café and bar offers a seasonal menu using local farm-fresh ingredients, including vegetarian, chicken, seafood, and beef selections. Enjoy indoor and patio dining, along with live music, in this renovated 1930s motor court along historic Miracle Mile."

"This once small motel, turned restaurant, bar, music hot-spot, is a lovely outdoor venue. Even in the summer, during our summer heat, it is a fun spot at night, since they have misters to keep everything cool. The food is good too."

"American/GrillMouthwatering gourmet burgers with eclectic toppings are offered here, along with salads, creamy hand-dipped milkshakes, and a carefully crafted selection of beer and wine. Menu standouts include the Zinburger, with manchego cheese and Zinfandel-braised onions, and zucchini fries with Parmesan and ranch dressing. Enjoy the modern interior, full-service bar, and all-season patio."

"I read the other reviews on this restaurant and its a.joke, 1) they don't have t-shirts. 2) they don't give out gift cards."

"It may seem a bit unorthodox these days to center a museum around a collection of stuffed and preserved animals and insects, but this one actually succeeds. Starting with the holdings of numerous educational institutions and individuals, the curators here have developed an engaging, hands-on learning experience. True, the taxidermists' craft is well represented, but where else can kids (and adults) touch and handle real skulls, fur and skin?"

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"Train and history buffs will love a visit to this underrated downtown Tucson attraction. The Southern Arizona Transportation Museum in downtown Tucson preserves and interprets Southern Arizona railroad heritage through the museum's educational outreach, oral history and archival collections. The City of Tucson purchased the former Southern Pacific Railroad Depot on Toole Avenue in 1998, restoring the main depot and three adjacent building to reflect accurately their Restoration of the main depot building and the three adjacent buildings to their 1941 architectural style was completed in 2004."

"A post shared by Rocky & Rory 💕 (@bichon_rocky_doodle_rory) on Apr 10, 2017 at 8:05pm PDT. Certainly, Tucson, Arizona has so much in store for its tourists. To complete your memorable experience in the city, pay a visit to the Southern Arizona Transportation Museum."