I'd give it 5 stars but the server was surly and impatient. The food was very good, but the server acted like we should have known what we wanted as soon as we sat down. It was our first time at this restaurant but I won't be beating a path to their door again any time s
Victoria W.
The food, drinks, market, and service are ALWAYS on point! Each time I visit Tucson, I try to stop in for breakfast or brunch.
Lori D.
We had a Cobb salad and it was delicious! It was so fresh and the poppy seed dressing was amazing. If you go, the salted chocolate chip cookie is a must! Everyone was very friendly and service was excellent.
Lin A
We were celebrating my birthday with a weekend getaway to Tucson and my goodness, this was an absolute divine treat! There was only about a 15 minute wait for the table and it was definitely worth it. We decided to get the salmon benedict, huevos rancheros, a latte, a cappuccino, and a delicious blueberry muffin with a ginger streusel topping! Everything was fantastic, personal preference though, I'd say the huevos rancheros were a little too spicy for use were also recovering from a night of over indulgence haha. We will definitely be back, even if it is just for the coffee which is like a consecrated gift from a celestial being.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Smoked Salmon Benedict
Dorothy G.
The food was excellent. The meat was cooked perfectly the fries were crunchy with just the right amount of salt. We also had the cauliflower appetizer and the beat salad which were wonderful. The smoked olives were so unique and delicious that one of our guests who doesn't normally like olives actually ate several and enjoyed them. The tagliatelle tasted homemade with beautiful texture and a very light yet creamy sauce. The candied walnuts in the Radicchio salad perfectly balanced the bitterness of the radicchio. The chocolate cake was amazing and you could not even tell that it was vegan. It was so moist. The orange cake was heavenly. Service was very prompt shout out to emily. Hipster Vibes only the cool people eat here.
Alexa R.
Best meal we had in Tucson. Had low expectations from the outside. The service was amazing. They didn't kick us out when they were closing and we were still hanging out. The began Ceasar was so good as was the burger. Huge generous serving
Betsy E.
A very hipster-feeling cafe. We came for lunch on a week day and they were only serving brunch, so savory options were limited. That said, the congee was bright and spicy, and all the food was fresh. Portions were on the smaller side. Servers were a bit standoffish, didn't seem to enjoy dealing with kids. Overall kind of a meh experience.
Kris Bock
10/10 would recommend!! The food is delicious and fresh. I had fresh squeezed grapefruit juice and it was phenomenal. I had the breakfast Sammie and my sister and I shared the pancake. The pancake was magic, so thick and cakey but not doughy. Fantastic! Cute little market with food, bevies, and other delights. I will def come here every time I visit Tucson.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: The Giant Pancake, Breakfast Salad, Pancake
Denny
A different interpretation of a salmon benedict, but it was an amazing one ?Good coffee and
Great breakfast place in Tucson! Heads up- you can make a reservation online but they don't really honor it unless it's for 5 or more. That was the only negative during our experience but we were seated within 20 minutes of our "reservation time." We started with a ginger and sweet potato donut which was something I never knew I needed until I had it. It was amazing, the ginger taste was subtle but complimented the sweet potato really well. I had the pancakes and added blueberries. They were huge and so good! The bacon is seriously out of this world, probably the best bacon I've ever had. My husband had the Little Breakfast Sandwich which is not so little but very good. He really enjoyed the milk bun that it comes on. They have a cute market inside with local goods. Great service and quick!
Robert Ruenitz
Really fresh flavors capping our morning expedition through the streets of Barrio Viejo. It's lively and volume goes up when a few table of friends get together.
I ordered huevos rancheros which wasn't a traditional take on the meal, it's definitely a fancier take on it but still pretty good! I wish they had a more vegan friendly menu, besides that, the space was lovely and service was great!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Huevos Rancheros Plate
Stephen Harlan (Gogostevie)
It's half restaurant, half coffee shop with baked goods, and half grocery and marketplace. That's a lot of halves for one spot, and for the most part 5 Points pulls it off well.Going for brunch? The huevos rancheros is totally a banger and recommended. There with a group? Getting a pancake for the table is a solid play.Ordering booze is a bit strange, though. While they do have a cocktail menu, drinks are made by the baristas and there's no bartender, per se. Want a michelada? Your option is a virgin bloody mary plus a canned beer from the market. A margarita? You're out of luck. The baristas can make the drinks on the menu, and that's about it. If it's not there, you're not getting one.Still, all in all, it's a solid place for a tasty meal.
Layla Todd
I went here for dinner with two friends on a weekend and the place was very busy so reservations are recommended.The bacon fettuccine pasta was a little salty but good and my friends said the house burgers were delicious. We also shared a chocolate cake that was so good, you couldn’t tell it was dairy free.
I'd give it 5 stars but the server was surly and impatient. The food was very good, but the server acted like we should have known what we wanted as soon as we sat down. It was our first time at this restaurant but I won't be beating a path to their door again any time s
The food, drinks, market, and service are ALWAYS on point! Each time I visit Tucson, I try to stop in for breakfast or brunch.
We had a Cobb salad and it was delicious! It was so fresh and the poppy seed dressing was amazing. If you go, the salted chocolate chip cookie is a must! Everyone was very friendly and service was excellent.
We were celebrating my birthday with a weekend getaway to Tucson and my goodness, this was an absolute divine treat! There was only about a 15 minute wait for the table and it was definitely worth it. We decided to get the salmon benedict, huevos rancheros, a latte, a cappuccino, and a delicious blueberry muffin with a ginger streusel topping! Everything was fantastic, personal preference though, I'd say the huevos rancheros were a little too spicy for use were also recovering from a night of over indulgence haha. We will definitely be back, even if it is just for the coffee which is like a consecrated gift from a celestial being.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Smoked Salmon Benedict
The food was excellent. The meat was cooked perfectly the fries were crunchy with just the right amount of salt. We also had the cauliflower appetizer and the beat salad which were wonderful. The smoked olives were so unique and delicious that one of our guests who doesn't normally like olives actually ate several and enjoyed them. The tagliatelle tasted homemade with beautiful texture and a very light yet creamy sauce. The candied walnuts in the Radicchio salad perfectly balanced the bitterness of the radicchio. The chocolate cake was amazing and you could not even tell that it was vegan. It was so moist. The orange cake was heavenly. Service was very prompt shout out to emily. Hipster Vibes only the cool people eat here.
Best meal we had in Tucson. Had low expectations from the outside. The service was amazing. They didn't kick us out when they were closing and we were still hanging out. The began Ceasar was so good as was the burger. Huge generous serving
A very hipster-feeling cafe. We came for lunch on a week day and they were only serving brunch, so savory options were limited. That said, the congee was bright and spicy, and all the food was fresh. Portions were on the smaller side. Servers were a bit standoffish, didn't seem to enjoy dealing with kids. Overall kind of a meh experience.
10/10 would recommend!! The food is delicious and fresh. I had fresh squeezed grapefruit juice and it was phenomenal. I had the breakfast Sammie and my sister and I shared the pancake. The pancake was magic, so thick and cakey but not doughy. Fantastic! Cute little market with food, bevies, and other delights. I will def come here every time I visit Tucson.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: The Giant Pancake, Breakfast Salad, Pancake
A different interpretation of a salmon benedict, but it was an amazing one ?Good coffee and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Salmon Benedict and salad very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Smoked Salmon Benedict
Restaurantji Recommends
Great breakfast place in Tucson! Heads up- you can make a reservation online but they don't really honor it unless it's for 5 or more. That was the only negative during our experience but we were seated within 20 minutes of our "reservation time." We started with a ginger and sweet potato donut which was something I never knew I needed until I had it. It was amazing, the ginger taste was subtle but complimented the sweet potato really well. I had the pancakes and added blueberries. They were huge and so good! The bacon is seriously out of this world, probably the best bacon I've ever had. My husband had the Little Breakfast Sandwich which is not so little but very good. He really enjoyed the milk bun that it comes on. They have a cute market inside with local goods. Great service and quick!
Really fresh flavors capping our morning expedition through the streets of Barrio Viejo. It's lively and volume goes up when a few table of friends get together.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Huevos Rancheros Plate, Frittata
I ordered huevos rancheros which wasn't a traditional take on the meal, it's definitely a fancier take on it but still pretty good! I wish they had a more vegan friendly menu, besides that, the space was lovely and service was great!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Huevos Rancheros Plate
It's half restaurant, half coffee shop with baked goods, and half grocery and marketplace. That's a lot of halves for one spot, and for the most part 5 Points pulls it off well.Going for brunch? The huevos rancheros is totally a banger and recommended. There with a group? Getting a pancake for the table is a solid play.Ordering booze is a bit strange, though. While they do have a cocktail menu, drinks are made by the baristas and there's no bartender, per se. Want a michelada? Your option is a virgin bloody mary plus a canned beer from the market. A margarita? You're out of luck. The baristas can make the drinks on the menu, and that's about it. If it's not there, you're not getting one.Still, all in all, it's a solid place for a tasty meal.
I went here for dinner with two friends on a weekend and the place was very busy so reservations are recommended.The bacon fettuccine pasta was a little salty but good and my friends said the house burgers were delicious. We also shared a chocolate cake that was so good, you couldn’t tell it was dairy free.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3