Carefree Coffee Roastery — Restaurant in Carefree

Hosting an event with friends, or luncheon for work? Searching for a place that provides amazing fresh bites for catered food? Look no more and check out Carefree Coffee Roastery.

My mother hosted a bunco party and asked Lars if he could make a sandwich platter for 14 guests with 3 being vegetarian.

The platters exceeded everyone’s expectation with quality, taste and presentation. The platters had an assortment of 4 sandwiches that were cut into small bites and garnished with pickles, caper berries and even radish’s cut to look like flowers. Lars accommodated vegetarian guests with a separate display of bites that included a caprese sandwich.

Uta bakes all pastries and cakes from scratch, and with advanced notice can provide you with a delicious cake for your event. My mother ordered Uta’s famous madorlata cake, which never disappoints!

To top it all off the side of fruit bowl was not your average fruit in a cup...Lars created artwork with the fruit that made everyone say wow.

Needless to say nothing was left over but a few garnishes that one guest asked to even take home to eat for a snack!

Amazing! Thank...

I recently visited Carefree Coffee in Cave Creek, AZ and had a mixed yet enjoyable experience. The highlight of my meal was the breakfast burrito, which was absolutely delicious. It was packed with fresh ingredients and had a perfect balance of flavors that left me wanting more.

However, the coffee didn't quite hit the mark for me. I found it to be a bit on the weak side, albeit flavorful, but lacking the boldness I usually prefer.

Overall, the quality of the food was excellent, and the ambiance was charming, making it a nice spot to relax. That said, I did find the cost of 2 coffees & two burritos to be on the over-priced side of my wallet, which might give some pause. If you're in the area, I would still recommend trying the breakfast burrito, but you might want to consider your coffee...

I spent some quality time with my laptop getting some work done here. The coffee was robust and flavorful. The owner was this German immigrant. As such, he had this cool accent. Moreover, people came from all around seeking advanced coffee knowledge and he did not disappoint. He spoke authoritatively about beans, countries of origin, acidity, roasting techniques, and the like. He was like the great enlightened Kafi Lama who sits enshrined atop a holy mountain waiting to dispense wisdom to those who seek him. Only he's a Barista with a capital B who sits figuratively on a mystic mountain of coffee beans dispensing lattes and espressos and stuff. Either he knows pretty much everything about coffee or he's a proficient bullcrap artist. Either way,...