ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ is home to lots of brunch spots.
So many that we ventured over to the wonderful people of and asked our followers what restaurants are their go-tos.Â
Bookmark this list for the next time you're in the mood for a cinnamon roll pancake or cast iron baked eggs ðŸ³
5 Points Market & Restaurant
Recommended by: Chris Durante,
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Chris' favorite dish: The huevos rancheros.
Many years ago, our former food writer Andi Berlin raved about the breakfast salad ²¹³ÙÌý... and their huevos rancheros... and the smoked salmon benedict.Â
Baja Cafe
Recommended by: Cindy Pastorius,
Cindy's favorite dish: "My favorite thing at Baja Cafe depends on my mood," she says. But if she wants something sweet, her go-to is the snickerdoodle pancake. As for savory, her favorite is the corned beef and eggs (she loves the restaurant's gouda sauce).Â
Something to watch out for at — weekend specials. They recently had a toasted English muffin topped with honey mascarpone, poached pear and bacon, finished with poached eggs, lemon-champagne hollandaise, walnuts, arugula and a balsamic reduction.
Barista Del Barrio
Recommended by:Â Selina Barajas of Mi Reina Mobile Boutique,Â
is a ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ treasure, serving up horchata lattes and breakfast burritos.
Bisbee Breakfast Club
Recommended by: Regan Hamm.
Regan's favorite dish: The chorizo rancheros, which come with corn tortillas, refried beans, scrambled eggs and chorizo, plus veggies and cheese.
started in Bisbee in 2005 and now has several locations in ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥.
Blue Willow
Recommended by: Jennie Bass,
Jennie's favorite dish: The Blue Willow Breakfast Special and the ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ Mimosa. She says, "That prickly pear syrup is 🔥🔥"
has a long history in ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥, opened in 1978 by Janet Seidler who also added a gift shop. The gift shop still exists today, selling lots of quirky and fun gifts — some ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥-related — at the front of the restaurant.
Cafe a la C'Art
Recommended by: Kelly Deininger,
Kelly's favorite dish: Portobello omelette with an iced coffee. "They also have yummy items in their pastry case to drink with your morning tea or coffee," she says, also noting her love for the restaurant's patio.
is tucked inside the ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ Museum of Art courtyard, with a lush garden patio. There's a full pastry case, plus a full menu for breakfast and lunch.
Cappy's Breakfast CafeÂ
Recommended by:Â Victoria Rose Whiteside,
Victoria's favorite dish:Â Chorizo with beans, salsa and tortillas.
 serves up breakfast and lunch seven days a week. The menu has all the classic breakfast favorites, from chicken fried steak to French toast to breakfast burritos.
Cup Cafe
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Recommended by: Betsy Labiner,
Betsy's favorite dish: Cast iron baked eggs, which includes two poached eggs, ham, leeks and cheese. "I like to put in the potatoes that come as a side and mix it all up," Betsy says. She also loves the Mocha Azteca — milk, espresso, cocoa powder, cinnamon, chili powder, cayenne and vanilla syrup.
is located in the historic Hotel Congress, which also serves dinner. Hotel Congress was built in 1919 and Cup Cafe opened in 1990.
Ghini's French Caffe
Recommended by: Phyllis Zapor,
Favorite dish: Strawberry crepes, mimosas and Ghini's signature dish: Eggs Provencal.
Coralie Satta, who started helping her mom and grandma in the kitchen at the age of 2, opened in 1992.
Goodness Fresh Food & Juice
Recommended by: Nick Costello,
Nick's favorite dish: The Morning Bowl, which comes with quinoa, kale, peppers, mushrooms, turkey, sausage, eggs and chipotle aioli, which Nick says  "can't be beat!"
serves a menu of breakfast favorites, açaà bowls, vegan burgers, sandwiches and salads. There's also a selection of juice cleanses.Â
Govinda's Natural Foods Buffet
Recommended by: Michelle M.,
Michelle's favorite dish: The tofu scramble and pancakes. "I like that they have a variety of vegan and vegetarian sweet and savory options," she says. "The outdoor seating with a fountain is also very peaceful, then you can walk over to see the birds and koi pond."Â
is most known for its vegetarian food, which its been serving since the 1990s.Â
Le Buzz Caffe
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Recommended by: Kelly L.,
Kelly's favorite dish: The espresso drink specials, pastries and the Tuna Nicoise. "The pancakes are great too!" she says. "Simple but delicious."
Ellice Lueders, #ThisIsÃÛèÖÖ±²¥'s food writer, is a big fan of 's pastries.
Nook
Recommended by: Chris Durante,
Chris' favorite dish: Eggs benedict with a cinnamon roll griddlecake. (Beyond Nook and the above mentions of 5 Points and Cup Cafe, Chris also recommended .)
started in 2015 and is owned by Nikki and Matt Thompson and Todd and Mary Anderson. Nook's website says: "It has always been their dream to open a restaurant that could capture their personality and share it with the community, and that's exactly what they did."
Prep & Pastry
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Recommended by: Selina Barajas of Mi Reina Mobile Boutique,
Selina's favorite dish: The oven roasted sweet potato hash.Â
If you're a fan of , you might also want to try Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌý — which are also owned by the same people behind the beloved breakfast spot.
Teaspoon
Recommended by: Ariel Christine,
Ariel's favorite dish: The Herb French toast (eggs, rosemary, cilantro, scallions, parsley, parmesan, gravy, mixed greens and sourdough) and a caramel latte — with a Dutch Baby pancake to share.
opened a few years ago and serves fun menu items such as bubble waffles, crepes and breakfast skillet dishes, in addition to meals for lunch.
Urban Fresh
Recommended by: Hannah Hernandez,
Hannah's favorite dish: The daily specials and the breakfast burrito that comes with soy chorizo, potatoes, green chile sauce, black beans and veggies.
Open since 2015, serves plant-based foods ranging from smoothies and salads to sandwiches and wraps.
Village Bakehouse
Recommended by: Lisa-Marie of The Basket Boutique,Â
Lisa-Marie's favorite dish:Â The stuffed French toast, which comes stuffed with raspberries and cream cheese or cinnamon apples.
 is most known for its baked goods — pastries, pies and wedding cakes, for example. But there's also a full breakfast and lunch menu.