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Arizona, United States Food Guide: 5 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Show Low
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Show Low. Show Low is a city in Navajo County, Arizona, United States. It lies on the Mogollon Rim in east central Arizona, at an elevation of 6,345 feet (1,934 m). The city was established in 1870 and incorporated in 1953. According to the 2010 census, the population of the city was 10,660.
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1. What's Cooking Kitchen & Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Scielbi
We were on a road trip & fond this restaurant. The food was very good, everyone enjoyed their sandwiches. Fresh, well prepared & tasty at reasonable prices. Very clean. Definitely a good place for a lunch on a road trip. Small with not many tables.
2. Sweethearts Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Sweetheart Café is love at first bite! The food is homemade & delicious! You can park on the south side of the restaurant. Enter the patio area and walk past the garden into a restaurant that is nostalgic and cozy. The staff friendly and the food is fabul
Reviewed By Cheryal
Stopped by for what I thought would be a standard cafe breakfast and was so happily surprised. We were seated immediately. The interior decor is 1950âs malt shop sort of, and I really loved the doo-wop gently playing in the background. The photos of famous people were fun as was the eclectic decor items in the restaurant. The same theme is carried over to the menu which includes Elvis specials. Our server was fast, friendly and fun and our food came very quickly. I had my usual eggs and bacon anticipating nothing out of the ordinary but I was surprised. One of the options for my scrambled eggs was cheese which I much appreciated, the hash browns were some of the best Iâve had, and I ordered an English Muffin for my bread. Well, a muffin is a muffin but the cup of homemade blueberry jam elevated my experience over the top! They also sell the homemade jams up by the register. We really enjoyed our visit here and will come back.
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3. White Mountain Donuts and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By 223denisem
Stopped in purposely for donuts and we were amazed that not only to they have a variety of various different donuts but also have offer build your own donut with a selection of ganaches and various dry toppings. We went for glazed donuts and not only was it huge but so wonderfully soft and gooey. Best donut I've ever had. The place can seat quite a few people and isn't fancy but it is clean and you can go through a door to watch the donut making operation. We certainly will return.
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4. Show Low Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By nathanm238
I was seated right away and asked what I wanted to drink. The waitress was really busy with customers and yet had enough time to take my order. I ordered ham & eggs with hash brown and toast. As busy the restaurant was it didn't long to get my order. The waitress was extremely courteous and very professional. My coffee cup never had a chance to get empty. I hope to get another chance at this restaurant. Maybe I will try something other than breakfast. I truly recommend this restaurant.
5. Peterson's Family Market
Reviewed By pigseyepeg
April 8, 2016Peterson's Family Market is very similar to a camp ground establishment. It is a limited market Cafe combo. The cafe takes up the most space with minimal market items interspersed through out the area. I missed the number of seats but there are ample. When I was there for breakfast there were 10-15 retired military + spouses having breakfast and coffee in the common area. As I said, I was there for breakfast and to get a feel for the place. I had never been there before. The breakfast menu had breakfast items Eggs, hot cakes, flavored and plain. biscuits and gravy. bacon and ham etc. There also was a kids menu. The prices were very low. It has to be the cheapest place in town for what you get. I had biscuits and gravy. Just the plain white gravy not a sausage gravy. But it was very good for being a plain gravy. I gave it a shake of pepper which made it fine. I could have added salt to make it better but I rarely do that. The service was speedy and good. On the whole, it is a good down home cafe. The food is good and the prices are better. Definitely worth a stop. My meal came to $5.47 including coffee. I left $7.47.
