Best French Bakery in Mount Lemmon

"The Cup Cafe is an established downtown Tucson tradition with a reputation for delicious, creative and eclectic fare, alive with flavor. A full-service, historic modern bistro, The Cup Cafe appeals to locals and visitors alike.Enjoy the variety of The Cup’s all-day menu and the fresh, delectable,..."

"Beyond Bread has been a Tucson staple since 1998, offering hand-made and fresh baked goods. Their menu election includes breads, sandwiches, soups, salads, and pastries that are all made in the restaurant. They have been the recipient of numerous awards, and have been featured in Tucson Weekly, Tucson Lifestyle, and Arizona Foothills."

"Beyond Bread is a popular bakery that has five branches around Tucson. This bakery is not only famous for its bread and baguettes, but it also boasts freshly baked pastries such as their cinnamon French toast, scones and muffins. Locals also suggest that you try their scrumptious pies at their mini shop in Speedway."

"Beyond Bread is a must-try for bread lovers, offering 30 different types of artisanal breads, 30 kinds of pies, pastries and sandwiches. This popular bakery first opened its doors in 1998 and has three locations in Tucson. Everything is made from scratch using the freshest ingredients possible."

"Owned and operated by a mother-son duo, Judy Michelet and Mark Jorbin, for over 18 years, Café à la C’Art is a delicious cafe located in the historic Stevens House, which is part of the Tucson Museum of Art. Featuring creative American fare with an emphasis on Southwest flavors, this charming restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, plus hosts a weekend brunch. Within an arty interior or on the lovely brick patio, guests can savor flavorful options, including the herb-roasted breast of chicken served with pan jus with roasted Brussels sprouts and butternut squash."

"Say you are pressed for time and you want to grab a crafted cocktail at a swanky lounge, a hearty meal and some artisanal ice cream. There would be no need to step outside the doors of Hub. This dark downtown den is split into two rooms — one a hip lounge, the other a brick-walled dining area."

"HUB Restaurant and Ice Creamery has quickly become a popular downtown Tucson dining destination. The menu is eclectic, fun and always fresh. Starters include a fresh calamari, jumbo lump crab cakes, and pei mussels."

"Congress St., the bar and traditional American spot, which offers ice cream, frozen yogurt and more, is the most popular dessert spot in Tucson, boasting four stars out of 1,125 reviews on Yelp."

"Cartel Coffee Lab is a coffee shop in Tucson with a bohemian atmosphere that’s accentuated by the wood and brick surroundings inside the cafe. While this coffee shop is very popular and can get busy, the seating area is large enough to accommodate dozens of people. Many of their drinks are house-roasted and come with distinct twists that make them stand out."

"Cartel Coffee Lab just may be the most well-known local coffee chain in Arizona thanks to their supplying of their own coffee beans to different industries in this state. The shop however, is just as popular with its two locations in Tucson and seven overall in Arizona. They are particularly known for their cold brews so grab one here at Cartel."

"The fried chicken gizzard dinner at Lucky Wishbone may not be Sonoran-style, but it’s been a Tucson legend since 1954. Lucky claims to be the city’s first fast-food restaurant, and to this day, it’s one of the few places that serve chicken livers and gizzards, in addition to fried chicken tenders and steak fingers. The fried gizzard dinner comes served with extra-crispy fries, a slab of buttery garlic toast and the restaurant’s special cocktail sauce, and attracts masses of local fans."

"AmericanAsk any Tucson native about this order-at-the-counter eatery and they’ll probably list it among their favorite local joints. The menu, specializing in all things fried, offers such choices as chicken fingers, steak fingers, fish fingers, and shrimp. And don’t forget the side of french fries, creamy coleslaw, and buttery Texas toast."

"Polished concrete floors, exposed ventilation and industrial style lighting make the taproom at Dragoon Brewing a pretty stylish space--ideal for large parties because of the ample seating. Smaller parties can belly up to the bar, or grab a seat at the bar along the wall which has a view into the brewery. Dragoon Brewery has 4 beers on tap all-year-round (a West-Coast IPA, an American Mild, a Golden Ale, and an American Pale Ale); and releases specialty brews throughout the year."

"Grant Road, Suite 111, the brewery is the highest-rated brewery in Tucson, boasting 4.5 stars out of 176 reviews on Yelp."