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Play hundreds of board games, attend events, and enjoy coffee or cocktails at Snakes & Lattes in Tucson. This board game cafe features a massive library of games and hosts regular events like themed trivia nights. They offer a full menu with food, espresso drinks using locally roasted Presta Coffee, craft beer, and a variety of cocktails.
Number and Street:
988 E University Blvd
Experience world-class, in-house roasted coffee at Savaya Coffee Market on Tanque Verde. I am telling you this is a paradise for anyone who truly geeks out on coffee. The sheer variety of single-origin beans they roast and sell is just incredible with rare finds like Panama Geisha and Jamaica Blue Mountain. You can tell this place is serious about its craft. The baristas are not just making drinks they are true experts who are passionate about coffee and love sharing their knowledge. They will happily guide you to the perfect cup. The vibe is super chill and welcoming, a perfect spot to just hang out and enjoy some of the best coffee you will find anywhere in Arizona. You absolutely have to visit this shop.
Number and Street:
6540 E Tanque Verde Rd
Ikes Coffee Tucson: Historic Pioneer Building lobby cafe. Premium roasted beans, specialty lattes, in-house pecan bars. Family owned since 2001. Downtown institution.
Look, Ikes is not trying to be trendy. It's just been here. Since 2001, actually. Founded as a local specialty coffee shop and now run by Jackie Sharma which is a UA alumna who gets what this place means to Tucson. You walk into the Pioneer Building's grand lobby and you immediately feel the weight of history. 1929. Spanish Revival architecture. Art Deco details everywhere. This building survived a lot, including a tragic fire in 1970 yet it is still standing as a downtown anchor. Ikes sits right there in that lobby like it belongs, because it does.
The coffee is straightforward and good. Premium and freshly roasted. Their Mexican Organic is solid. Espresso drinks that actually taste like someone cared. Cold brew if you want to stick around. The menu isn't complicated: specialty lattes, teas, breakfast items. Their in-house pecan bars are legitimately good. Sandwiches and salads built with thought. Vegan and vegetarian options scattered throughout. Service is fast even when it's busy.
The vibe is real. Office workers. University students. Locals who've been coming for years. No pretension. Just good coffee in a historic space where you can actually get work done or catch up with a friend without it feeling forced.
See why Ikes Coffee and Tea is featured in my curated best coffee shops in Tucson
Number and Street:
100 N Stone Ave #111
I absolutely love places like Revolutionary Grounds Books & Coffee in Tucson. Look this is not just a coffee shop it is a vital community hub and a fantastic independent bookstore all rolled into one. The place is always buzzing with activity hosting everything from open mic nights and book launches to activist gatherings and art events. You get to sip on delicious organic fair trade coffee while browsing shelves packed with radical and often banned books. I think it is so cool that they became a safe haven for literature during the Tucson book banning controversy. The vibe is exactly what you would want super cozy welcoming and full of energy. They make their own chai and even the prickly pear lemonade is made from fruit the owner harvests herself. Seriously if you want great coffee with a side of community and social justice you need to check this place out.
Number and Street:
4675 E Speedway Blvd
Sonoran House is a lovely Tucson coffee shop and local market. It has a cozy and community-driven atmosphere. The shop proudly serves its own line of small-batch sustainably roasted coffees. They offer their own Sonoran Roast for espresso. The menu includes classics like a Cortado and creative drinks like a Prickly Pear Matcha. It is also a boutique featuring handcrafted goods from over 50 local vendors.
Number and Street:
1610 N Tucson Blvd
Located in the heart of Historic 4th Avenue in Tucson, Cafe Passe is a charming and unique cafe with a deep community focus. This local gem serves coffee expertly sourced from Tucson's own Hermosa Coffee Roasters. The cafe is celebrated for its incredible atmosphere particularly its spacious and beautiful outdoor patios which serves as a tranquil oasis. Inside a La Marzocco machine powers a full espresso bar. The cafe offers a creative all day menu alongside craft cocktails and frequently hosts live local bands. With consistently friendly service and a welcoming vibe Cafe Passe is a standout destination we highly recommend visiting.
Number and Street:
415 N 4th Ave
Located on the ground floor of the Transamerica building in downtown Tucson, De Novo Market and Tap serves coffee drinks and grab-and-go food. The market is at the corner of Church Ave and Alameda St. It offers a menu of breakfast items salads and sandwiches alongside specialty coffee and tea. Espresso is made on the highly respected La Marzocco Linea machine. The shop is open on weekdays and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Number and Street:
117 N Church Ave
Black Crown Coffee Co. is a unique two-story coffee shop in Tucson with a distinct grunge rock-and-roll aesthetic. The space features a cozy main floor and a loft lounge area accessible by a spiral staircase, which is often used by students and remote workers. Black Crown roasts its own coffee in-house and is known for its creative specialty drinks with bold names, like the "Tarheel" and "Black Widow." The shop also features one of the most extensive lists of syrup flavors in the city, offering a massive variety for customizing drinks.
Number and Street:
4024 E Speedway Blvd
Located in the beautiful St. Philip's Plaza near the Rillito River Loop, Ren Coffeehouse offers a cozy spot with a charming atmosphere. The cafe features a full food menu with a wide range of toasts, salads, paninis, and breakfast items, alongside a large beverage selection that includes coffee classics, smoothies, and specialty lattes. The space offers limited indoor seating and a large, popular, pet-friendly outdoor patio within the plaza's courtyard.
Number and Street:
4300 N Campbell Ave #24
Crave Coffee Bar is an absolute standout destination in Tucson, a spacious and stylish hub for coffee connoisseurs and casual visitors alike. The atmosphere immediately draws you in with its quirky yet cozy vintage-industrial decor. Details abound, from comic book art and a bold red accent wall to a clever bike-shaped railing that adds artistic character. The creative energy is palpable, highlighted by fun chalkboard art, including a playful reimagining of Einstein's famous E=MC² formula for coffee lovers. The space is filled with natural light and offers a wide variety of comfortable seating, making it a perfect spot to work, study, or meet with friends. Staff are consistently praised for being warm, patient, and genuinely friendly, ensuring every visit is a welcoming one. What truly sets Crave apart is its profound dedication to the art of coffee. As an in-house roaster, they have complete control over the quality of their beans, a difference you can taste in every rich and smooth cup. The centerpiece of their commitment to craft is the impressive slow bar. Here, you'll find theatrical, laboratory-style Siphon brewers, which use vacuum and vapor pressure to produce an exceptionally clean and nuanced cup of coffee. The slow bar also features authentic Turkish coffee and nitro cold brew, offering a true connoisseur's experience that is rare to find. Beyond the exceptional coffee, Crave offers an extensive food menu. On weekends from 9 am to 2 pm, they serve a delicious array of both sweet and savory crepes. The daily pastry case is always stocked with tempting treats, including flaky Pistachio Baklava, delightful Honey Biscuits, and various crostatas and scones. The menu also includes a full lineup of gourmet breakfast and lunch sandwiches. For a truly special and memorable visit that combines a creative atmosphere with an unparalleled commitment to the entire coffee experience, from roasting to brewing, Crave Coffee Bar is an essential Tucson stop.
Number and Street:
4530 E Broadway Blvd
Raging Sage Coffee Roasters is a long standing local coffee shop and roaster in Tucson. The cafe is well known for its extensive selection of house roasted coffee beans and its famous fresh-baked scones. The space features a cozy, if sometimes crowded, interior and a beautiful, highly-praised patio area shaded by orange trees. The menu offers a full range of espresso drinks and unique options like the Oaxacan Mocha.
Number and Street:
2458 N Campbell Ave
Located on Stone Avenue, Red Captain Coffee operates out of a charming red coffee cart and is a true hidden gem in Tucson. This spot is an absolute must visit for any serious coffee lover. Behind the cart lies a beautiful and serene desert garden patio, providing a peaceful oasis for patrons to relax and enjoy their coffee. The staff and owner are consistently praised for being exceptionally kind, passionate, and welcoming, creating a wonderful neighborhood feel. Please note that Red Captain Coffee is closed on Mondays.
The dedication to coffee as a craft is immediately evident from their impressive menu. Red Captain boasts a full craft brew bar offering a rotating selection of exquisite single-origin beans from around the world. These beans can be meticulously prepared using Aeropress, V60, or Chemex methods, allowing the nuanced flavors of each origin to shine. The baristas are knowledgeable and clearly care about their craft, pulling excellent espresso shots and creating both classic drinks and unique Mexican-inspired lattes like Horchata and Mazapan. For an unparalleled craft coffee experience in a beautiful, tranquil setting, Red Captain Coffee is one of Tucson's finest.
Number and Street:
4004 N Stone Ave
Located inside the American Eat Co. food hall in Tucson, HeBrews Coffee is a faith-based cafe that has quickly become a local favorite. This welcoming spot offers a warm and uplifting atmosphere, often filled with the sound of Christian music. Patrons consistently praise the exceptionally friendly and kind staff who serve a large and creative menu. The specialty lattes, like the popular Horchata, Churro, and Tiramisu, are expertly crafted and full of flavor. In addition to excellent coffee, HeBrews serves a full menu of delicious protein bowls, fruit bowls, and toasts. Please note that they are closed on Mondays. For a consistently wonderful experience that combines great coffee with a positive and unique vibe, a visit to HeBrews Coffee is highly recommended.
Number and Street:
1439 S 4th Ave
Located on Congress Street in downtown Tucson, HeeMee Coffee + Bakery is a Korean-inspired cafe with a bright and modern interior. The space is frequently praised by visitors for its cozy, homey, and Instagram-worthy aesthetic. This welcoming atmosphere complements a diverse menu of creative specialty lattes like the Dalgona and Cookie Butter, with all espresso drinks prepared on a La Marzocco Linea Classic machine. Beyond beverages, HeeMee serves an extensive menu of savory Korean dishes, including Bulgogi bowls, Katsu sandwiches, and weekend-only Korean Corn Dogs, alongside a wide selection of in-house pastries and unique desserts.
Number and Street:
20 E Congress St #110
Located on East University Boulevard near the University of Arizona campus this Caffe Luce location is an in-house artisan roaster. The two-story space features an upstairs loft seating area and displays local art including a prominent large-scale painting with unique figures. The cafe has an industrial feel and a large San Franciscan roaster is visible to customers.
Number and Street:
943 E University Blvd #191
Located on Campbell Avenue Caffe Luce is a Tucson-based coffee company that artisan roasts its own beans. The shop offers a wide selection of house blends and single-origin varietals available for purchase or as the coffee of the day. The menu includes a full range of espresso-based drinks pastries and teas. The cafe provides a quiet and clean environment for patrons.
Number and Street:
4205 N Campbell Ave
If you want to experience the original Decibel vibe, you have to hit up their spot at the MSA Annex. This isn't your typical cafe. It's a super cool walk-up window built into a rustic shipping container which is just awesome. I love the setup here. It’s all outdoors and you can grab a table in these semi-private nooks created by the massive container doors. Just so you know, there's no indoor seating here so it's all about enjoying that Tucson weather. The coffee is just as amazing as their Broadway location with fantastic espresso and a chai that has the perfect amount of spice. It's the heart of the Annex and a perfect stop for anyone exploring the area. You have to check it out.
Number and Street:
267 South Avenida del Convento Bldg #9
What makes a specialty coffee roaster worth the drive to Tucson? Decibel Coffee Works might be the answer. Ugh, I might have to rewrite my entire list of top Arizona coffee shops because this place is a must-visit. The moment you walk in, lush plants hang overhead and the mid-century vibe hits you immediately. It's immaculate. The staff is welcoming and genuinely kind. They roast their own beans on a Diedrich roaster using high-quality sourced specialty coffee, and you can taste the difference in every single sip. The quality isn't an accident. Now, their Mavam under-counter espresso machine is a piece of art. This is the kind of equipment that signals serious dedication to craft. The baristas pull incredible shots. Their Cafe de Olla is a fantastic take on a Mexican classic, executed with precision. The specialty beans they use, like Sangre Negra, Monolith, Sharp End Blend, and single-origins like Ethiopia Yirgacheffe and Panama Boquete, are the same ones you can buy on their website if you want to brew at home. But here's where it gets interesting: their in-house baker, Nikki, creates vegan scones and homemade ice cream that pair perfectly with the coffee. One thing missing? A pour-over slow bar. If Decibel ever adds one, I might sell my Phoenix house and move to Tucson. Just saying. You will not be disappointed.
Number and Street:
2631 E Broadway Blvd
Located in the historic Benedictine Monastery near the University of Arizona, Yellow Brick Coffee at the Benedictine is a bright, modern cafe with a minimalist, Scandinavian-inspired design. The open and airy space is praised by visitors for its clean aesthetic and abundant natural light. The shop is one of two Tucson locations and serves as the brand's flagship cafe. Yellow Brick roasts its own coffee, offering an extensive pour-over menu featuring a rotating selection of single-origin beans. The centerpiece of their bar is a futuristic, under-counter Modbar espresso system. In addition to a full coffee menu, they serve a variety of pastries, smoothies, and a food menu with breakfast and lunch options that utilize locally sourced bread.
Number and Street:
800 N Country Club Rd Ste 3180
Located inside Tucson's stunning Historic Pima County Courthouse, Yellow Brick Coffee's downtown location offers a truly unique experience. This walk-up window serves as the sister location to their flagship cafe at the Benedictine Monastery. The atmosphere is praised for its noble charm and beautiful architecture. Patrons can enjoy their coffee in the lovely adjacent courtyard. The staff are consistently described as friendly, kind, and helpful, contributing to a welcoming vibe. This is an essential stop for high-quality coffee in a memorable, historic setting. A visit is highly recommended.
Number and Street:
115 N Church Ave.
The coffee scene in Arizona is constantly evolving with new and exciting shops opening all the time. For more on the local culture, publications like the Phoenix New Times often highlight the vibrant food and drink community that makes our state so unique.
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