Cafe Cornucopia

Today, we had lunch in downtown Bisbee. I always try to explore new places and soak in the town's unique atmosphere. Cafe Cornucopia was everything I had hoped for and more--exactly what I expected from Bisbee.In stark contrast to my disappointing experience at another restaurant yesterday, today was absolutely perfect. If you love healthy food, a warm and fun-loving staff, and a vibrant setting in one of the most scenic towns in America, this is the place to go.The restaurant is quite small, but the staff does an amazing job of keeping things running smoothly. There are only a couple of tables for larger parties, so when a party of two arrived, the staff handled the seating adjustment with such care and finesse that no one was inconvenienced. It was truly impressive.Everything appears to be homemade, and today's lunch was exceptional. I had the butternut squash soup and spinach quiche, accompanied by homemade bread that was absolutely out of this world.What I really loved was the carefree, happy vibe of everyone who worked there--you can always tell when people truly enjoy what they do. That energy was contagious, making the experience even better. Our server, Retha, was especially wonderful!5 out of 5 for me!!

Terrible the service was so insulting! Server walked up to our table and proceeded to tell us that she might have to move us due to the fact that we were a two top sitting out a four top one of the last two tables in the restaurant available. The two top was by the restrooms in the kitchen door and she said if a four top comes in, I will have to move you. OMG! Who says that are they that hard up? WTH I have never been so mad! I was a server at a high-end resort in Tucson for over seven years had I said that to somebody I would have been fired.Can you say control issues. Does the restaurant need the revenue that bad?We went to Screamin banshee pizza and had an amazing time and an amazing meal.Joan Galanis

During a nice day in Bisbee, we stumbled upon Cafe Cornucopia around lunchtime. All tables were full when we arrived but fortunately one opened up and we didn't have to wait long. The menu is small but they have daily specials, and thankfully a couple of good vegetarian options. We ordered off the lunch menu (1/2 soup and slice of quiche & a 1/2 soup and 1/2 sandwich). Everything was great! The staff were nice and attentive. And did their best to balance the chaos of a lunch crowd.

Enjoyed a quick lunch while visiting Bisbee! The inside is small so seating is fairly limited, but we were able to be seated quickly on a Friday afternoon. We both enjoyed turkey sandwiches-- we appreciated that the sandwiches had a hearty portion of turkey on them! I had the soup that was on special for the day which was a Lentil soup topped with feta and it was amazing! They had a variety of baked goods such as pie, quiches, and cookies, which we will definitely be back to try!

Our group needed lunch and this was a great find. Friendly service, clean tables and menu's and kitchenware.The food was served in a timely manner, delicious and filling. The desserts were too big for any one of us to eat.I think the cook shouldn't touch his face with his gloved hands in view of the public but that's just me.Worth a return trip.

Overall our favorite place to eat in Bisbee. We like the combination soup, half sandwich and a slice of homemade bread. The choices are awesome. Soups we have enjoyed- tomato, gorgonzola sausage, Vegan mushroom, and butternut.Sandwiches we love- turkey(roasted in house) avocado, roast beef, green chili mozzarella.I could eat the bread alone! We tried some pies also! Coconut cream, pecan and peach raspberry. I don't think there is anything here that is not delicious. Hubs has a ps- Meatloaf is best in town!

Excellent love Spot. The egg salad sandwich is particularly good. Tasty and homemade there are a few five dollar beers. And a plethora of mouthwatering pies.

This place makes healthy eating feel good.It's a small place, with five small tables for two, three larger tables for four, and three bar stools. I saw a sea of fine hats and shoes when I walked in. The weekend tourists had arrived.I walked in on a Friday afternoon, shortly after 2pm and sat a small table against the brick wall.I ordered a turkey avocado sandwich on 12 grain bread. I admired the art on the walls, all which was for sale. the interior definitely is rustically charming.My sandwich came out quickly. It had plenty of all the advertised items, like turkey, lettuce, cucumbers, avocado, and just enough sauce to keep everything from falling apart. it was very filling.Everything is made here. The large cookies, pies, quiche are all available. The only thing I would recommend is to store the quiche in a cool place, instead of eye level where people can sneeze on them.

Cute little cafe. Great egg salad, the bread was awesome. Staff was friendly and attentive.

This little cafe was amazing. It should be farther up on the list. The tortilla soup was perfectly done. Not too much heat. Just right. The bread was fresh made and so good. Sandwiches were prepared fresh and the ingredients were spot on. Wish we would have had room for dessert. The cafe itself was a small building with local art on the walls. Service was spot on. Will be back when we are in the area again.