Location: Hereford
Top Restaurants in Hereford
Top Things to do in Hereford
- 1. Ramsey Canyon Preserve
- 2. Copper Queen Mine
- 3. Brown's Canyon Trail
- 4. Coronado National Memorial
- 5. Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum
- 6. Sierra Vista Farmers Market
- 7. San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area
- 8. Old Bisbee Brewing Company
- 9. Brown's Canyon Ranch
- 10. Our Lady of the Sierras Shrine
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Where to Eat in Hereford: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Hereford is a populated place in Cochise County along the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area in the southern part of the U.S. state of Arizona. It is southeast of Sierra Vista and is a part of the Sierra Vista-Douglas micropolitan area. The elevation is 4,193 feet at the location of the original townsite at the far eastern end of the unincorporated area; the residential area runs for another 8 miles west from this location, blending into the unincorporated area of Nicksville at an elevation of approximately 4800'. Hereford Station Post Office is located at the far western end of Nicksville, at the foot of the Huachuca Mountains.
Things to do in Hereford
1. The German Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 386 reviews
Authentic German Cuisine & Hospitality Including other International Specialties: Bringing Germany to Sierra Vista, Arizona
Reviewed By Drun007 - Dallas, Texas
This restaurant is the real deal. Everything is prepared fresh and the food is great. A true German experience sans the beer ;)
Food : Highly recommend the potato pancakes, cucumber salad & the hot potato salad. I tired the meatball and gravy.... it was more a meat patty in gravy and tasted great. Out table tried the Schnitzel, Bavarian sausages and sandwiches. Everything tasted yummy. The mustard, horseradish dip and apple sauce are all wonderful add ons.
Service : Very friendly staff. Looked like they were under staffed and things were a bit slow. Our waitress did tell us upfront that food will arrive slow, which was appreciated. Very attentive inspite of the restaurant being full with folks waiting.
Ambience : A quaint lil place with a small private dining area as well. I was thankful for making a reservation. The restaurant gets busy for lunch and dinner, so call ahead or be ready to wait. They don’t serve beer or wine yet. Plenty of parking available.
Pricing : Moderate.
Will I return? : Heck yeah! There’s so much more on their menu to try.
2. 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!
3. 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.
4. 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
5. Pizzeria Mimosa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By brownd3max2016 - Los Angeles, California
Let me start by saying the food was very good- the Caprizi(sic), the bread, the fettuccine, the lasagna- all tasty! There was a multitude of employees cheerfully waiting on our table-for-two. The waitress however,( a tall, slender blond, 40-50ish) was very scarce, hanging out with the hostess, we were invisible to her. After taking our order, we didn't see her once until I had to flag her down for the check. We will be back, but hopefully not being waited on by her.
6. The Outside Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 181 reviews
Fine dining restaurant with a casual atmosphere. <br>Open Tuesday- Saturday 11AM-2PM Lunch Service & Dinner Service 4PM-9PM<br>Sunday Brunch 9AM-2PM <br>Closed Mondays <br>Kid Friendly Atmosphere
Reviewed By Bog7811 - Hereford, Arizona
Meal from beginning to end was just right. Good portions, great flavors and the service was excellent!
7. Morning Star Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By dswhir - Hereford, Arizona
The cafe has a home town atmosphere with great service and food. We have been there several times in the last few months and have not been disappointed. One night a month, they even have live music and a rib dinner that is served to those that have sent in a RSVP.
8. 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.
9. 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!
10. Brews Brothers Coffee
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Brews Brothers Coffee is a roastery and coffee shop. We provide fresh coffee, either raw, roasted, or in a drink. Our hours are Monday-Thursday 7am-5pm, and Friday 7am-7pm. Leave us a review and get any 16oz drink for free!
Reviewed By conniegum - Hereford, AZ
This building years ago was a neglected library storage shed. The owners have done an excellent job turning this eyesore into an engaging community shop. They have made so many improvements to this place since they opened almost two years ago.
I like my large cappuccino ($4.50; four shots) and normally order it to go, but this morning I just enjoyed hanging out, sipping my cap and looking around while blues music played in the background. There is now a sun-shaded addition to the east side of the building. Before this addition, there weren't too many places to sit beside outside in the sun. The seats are upholstered in coffee bean sacks and the wall decor is quite eclectic, from license plates to local art You can sit down and play the piano. Every first Friday of the month is Open Mic Night. The owners also host a weekly Farmer's Market Fridays 4-7pm.
One can buy a locally-baked cookie, cupcake, sandwich with one's tea or coffee. Flavors and beans now extend from around the world, from Central and South America to Africa and Asia. More tea flavors are also coming.
There is also free WiFi. The barista will give you the password.
