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Bisbee Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bisbee
Bisbee has declined in size and vigor from its glory days as a thriving silver and copper mining town, but the decrease in population has not robbed the vitality from this historic center. A haven to artists, retirees and history buffs, Bisbee astounds visitors with vibrantly colored rock faces and picturesque houses hugging the edges of cliffs. Its history can be discovered in its numerous museums, historic staircases and a mine tour that leads deep into one of the remaining caverns.
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1. Cafe Cornucopia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By MuchoJourneyers - Toronto
During a recent trip to Bisbee, on recommendation we dropped into C.C. We were not disappointed. We arrived during lunch hour and the narrow room was completely filled.
Everyone intense on consuming their food. Popularity is good proof of reliability. We lined up at the counter to view the blackboard menu, placed our orders and watched the creation of our salads and sandwiches. By the time our food was ready a table was available. One half sandwich can be ordered with either soup or salad. We ordered the meatloaf with Caesar salad and tuna with garden salad. The salads were very fresh and the bread recently baked. Other items on the menu included a variety of quiches, cakes and cookies for dessert. The staff is courteous and helpful and a friendly atmosphere pervades the room filled with tourists and locals. Takeout is also available. The meals here are reasonable priced, delicious and wholesome. Home cooking at its best. Enjoy!
2. High Desert Market and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 327 reviews
Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner,with indoor and outdoor seating.We do all our baking on premises, serve generous gourmet salads and sandwiches, quiches, pizzas, desserts and more.Visit our market for gourmet groceries, beers and wines, and unique gifts. We offer wonderful imported cheeses, olives, patés, chocolates and gourmet groceries. Enjoy our fresh organic and locally grown produce, as well as imported and locally produced beers and wines. We also offer table linens and pottery imported from Provence, France, Indonesia, Spain and Mexico (Talavera). Treat yourself with our natural, local, and French soaps and lotions. African baskets from Ghana are part of our full line of baskets and shopping bags from around the world. We also feature local Bisbee-made crafts, San Diego Hats, and more.
Reviewed By ruskabrown - Metro Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota
We stopped here to pick up snacks to take back to our hotel room. The Market offers a good selection of cheeses, beverages including house-made kombucha, as well as other deli items. Espresso bar with barista. Don't forget to check out the homemade desserts -- there's a tempting variety of cakes and cookies.
3. Bisbee Coffee Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 349 reviews
Reviewed By Bill T - Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sometimes you just can't go wrong with a nice mid-afternoon latte. The coffee was tasty, and we bought a pound of their beans to take with us. Cute location (like a lot of coffee shops) and atmosphere. Stop in if you're walking by. The little indoor mall it's attached to could use some work, but the coffee shop is cool
4. Thuy's Noodle Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By ChzHeadTX - Texas
This place is really busy with limited seating. I love Vietnamese food and this cozy restaurant is a real find considering the location. The spring rolls were some of the best we ever had. My lemon grass chicken was not, it was ordinary at best.I’m sure once you discover “your favorite dish” you would love this place.
5. Old Bisbee Roasters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Lizlizzie - Sierra Vista, Arizona
In the alley in Bisbee, Seth usually has an espresso machine providing free samples along with bags of coffee for purchase. I have been drinking OBR coffee for over 10 years and in my travels and taste tasting of other brewers, nothing compares to Old Bisbee Roaster. Seth has a talent for picking the right beans from all over the world and roasting them to perfection.
6. Pussycat Gelato
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By nhtoaz - Holderness, New Hampshire
After a walk around town we spotted a local with some ice cream, or we thought it was ice cream. Instead it was gelato which we love. Hence, we found out where the shop was bought some and found the portions to be generous and...MoreThank you so much for your review! All of our gelato is made from scratch in small batches to insure the best quality. We change out our flavors frequently. Hope to see you again soon!
7. Cafe Roka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 731 reviews
Unique flavor combinations, vivid colors, opposing textures are featured in original recipes on the entree and starters menu. A carefully chosen wine list and a full bar featuring classic drinks complements the food menu. The vivacious atmosphere in the Art Deco building creates not just a satisfying meal, but a convivial dining experience. Come to celebrate love of good food, a life milestone, or if you are just plain hungry. You will find what is truly one of the great rural restaurants in Arizona. there is live music every Friday and Sunday night. Cafe Roka serves Food to Live For!
Reviewed By tblazer2015 - Tucson, Arizona
This was a return visit after disappointing previous dining experiences. A reservation was made early in the week and upon arrival we were offered seating in the entry by the bar. Seriously?? Maybe for a walk in...We were then offered an upstairs seating which was quiet from the "jazz" din downstairs and comfortable. The drinks-Sazerac were ordered and after 25+ minutes arrived. This should not be a signature drink if the bartender does not know the concept of the drink. Sad. Disappointment #1. My partner enjoyed his lamb meatballs, soup, salad and dessert. I ordered two "small" plates. Both the potato parmesan croquettes and hummus were bland and forgettable. Disappointment #2 Perhaps I was spoiled by the awesome tapas croquettes in Costa Rica via Catalan Spain. Given this was a birthday celebration I was hopeful for a save on the dessert. Disappointment #3 The pound cake with a cherry compote with pistachio was tasteless, dry and awful. At that point I was Thankful for a good cup of coffee! The service was perfunctory at best. Shout out to the other dinners on March 9th. You nailed it as well!
8. Chocolate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Southwest_Gaucho - Payson, Arizona
Made the walk up Tombstone Canyon the chocolate shop while visiting Bisbee. Yes, the chocolate was expensive but was worth it. So much better than mass produced chocolate. The lady assisting us was very polite and helpful and samples are provided. Bought 8 pieces and got a 9th free. Our favorites were the tequila lime chocolate and the rosemary chocolate.
The store is a little further up then the rest of the businesses but still a short walk and lets you see some of the local homes and staircases.
9. Bisbee Breakfast Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 707 reviews
Reviewed By fordtraveler56 - fordtraveler56
We couldn't say enough good things about the food at this place. Everything we had was excellent. The country fried potatoes were the favorite item at our table. Corned beef hash was some of the best we ever had and the baked oatmeal was very tasty too. Don't miss this spot for a good start to the day.
10. Dairy Queen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Eugene R - Sierra Vista, Arizona
This Dairy Queen On Bisbee Road In Bisbee, Arizona Has Good Ice Cream. The Staff There Are Very Nice But The Prices There Are Quite High For The Amount Of Product Received And The Value Received. There Would Probably Be Even More Traffic Frequenting This Location If The Prices Were More Reasonable.
