High Desert Market and Cafe — Restaurant in Bisbee

Okay this place is really tops it really is. It is a little pricey but it's way worth it well it's pricey if you're me if you're you it's probably extremely budget and affordable. First of all I got to say they have the very best baked goods in the county if you are into like seven layer magic bar cookies and lemon bars and home-baked giant chocolate chip cookies and any kind of really cool home baked muffins cookies desserts it's the best

They do have really awesome I think my favorite thing on the menu is the chicken salad on rye I mean they got great sandwiches really good

They got all kinds of cool hippie semi organic grocery store with all kinds of groovy stuff and you know organic baked potato chips with who knows kale seasoning and all kinds of weird groovy stuff like carrot juice and ginseng drinks in

And then they also have the smoothie and juice bar with real cold brew coffee and all kinds of smoothies and all kinds of flavors I mean this is kind of like hippie yuppie artsy Natural Foods with some meat like chicken and maybe some other kind of meats and like probably the grooviest cool like place you could eat and you could sit outside right across the street from the Iron Man and the Art Deco courthouse and look at the mule mountains towering above the courthouse and watch all the freaks walk down and drive along Tombstone Canyon I mean it really is the bomb this is the place great food interesting people tripping weird spectacular far out if you like real food made by people who actually care about things this is the place to go this is about as opposite of McDonald's as you can get and yes most people would consider this extremely affordable and budget food it's maybe $2 more per meal than McDonald's it is counter service and then they put a number on your table and they serve you your food and the food is probably better than most expensive restaurants cuz it's all mostly natural or organic it's not processed it's not frozen food this is real food and the views are spectacular and the crowd is tripping and it is like you know Woodstock grows up and opens a restaurant and if you are an attorney or a law enforcement agent or a square you we'll also feel very comfortable in here it is very clean and organized and well done it's just like the best of the best of the best what can I say this is the place when I'm in Bisbee if I want something really good to eat this is...

Part of me wants to not tell you how incredible the raspberry cream cheese croissants are, because then they will always be out of stock and I NEED them in my life. My husband and I love coming to Bisbee for long weekends and I always make a point to come here. I particularly love the lox bagel and those incredible croissants (when warmed up, absolute perfection).

You cannot go wrong with any selection of pastry or meal here. They use quality ingredients, everything is made fresh. If you go in the morning you will see them preparing the breakfast burritos in the back using all fresh made ingredients.

Their shop is also so much fun to browse. If you’re visiting. They have all sorts of groceries to enjoy at your air bnb or hotel for later!

The women in the shop are so kind and attentive. They do the MOST and are always multitasking to keep up with fresh orders, but they are truly kind and accommodating.

The seating is great, as they have both indoor and outdoor options. I could go on and on about how much I love this place, but you’d be better off checking it...

This cafe is at the top end of the main drag, a short walk from the heart of downtown (10-20 minutes depending on your speed and resistance to distractions), which is a good thing because it has a selection of excellent fresh-baked goods, the calories for which you can prep for by walking up the gradual hill to get there, and some of which you can burn off by walking back down the hill. We enjoyed one of the daily quiche, which I chased with the delicious banana bread with chocolate chips, slathered with the warm butter that accompanied my generous slice. (See what I mean about walking up and down the hill? In fact, we walked farther up the hill before walking down, to burn off the butter). The cafe also has a small kitchen gadget shop with some unusual items (we found something we needed), a market with wine and gourmet foodstuffs, and an outdoor market next to the sunny but umbrellaed dog-friendly patio dining tables, with pottery, hats, and baskets. There is also shaded dining outside and plenty of tables inside. Recommended. YouTube’s...