Papaya’z

This is such a cute place! We came out to see the Christmas lights, decided to get hot cocoas while we strolled and boy, was this the right place to stop! They must make it from scratch, it was the best hot chocolate we ever had. Definitely not what we were expecting, but so much more. Now we really want to go back and try their food.

Great little cafe on the Main Street of Fountain Hills. Indoor and outdoor dining. Order inside or from your table via QR code. Gender neutral restroom. Clean kitchen. Gluten free items offered! Street parking. Delicious food. We enjoyed: Acai BowlsSavory CrepeCoffeeSandwichChampion's Breakfast

Ordered the Coconut Lover smoothie, banana bread muffin, blueberry muffin and Green revive smoothie l. Everything was good. A+ for Organic Fruit and not powders. Everything was good. Green Revive is really good.

We were so disappointed with our visit. We had the Champions Breakfast. The eggs were supposed to be egg whites and they gave us regular scrambled eggs. The bacon was like turkey bacon, which we didn't expect. The pancakes were not cooked and had raw batter in the middle. How do you mess up pancakes? The only acceptable items with our meal were the cappuccino and Texas toast. When we complained about the pancakes they offered to replace them with a croissant, which tasted terrible and had freezer burn-like taste. Sad that this awesome location can't produce better food. We won't be coming back.

Stumbled on this cute shop in Fountain Hills. We got there 10 minutes before they closed and was told they weren't serving crepes or any hot dishes. We were totally fine with that since I just wanted a smoothie. So many choices and I was advised that all the smoothies were gluten free and organic!! Yeah! I ended up getting a green smoothie that had apples, coconut water, celery and ginger. I got the larger size and I think it was $9. The apples and ginger weren't properly blended and my smoothie was lumpy. I will definitely come back again though and try some other items since I'm celiac and it's hard to find places like this in Fountain Hills. I hope they make it. Looking forward to trying something different next time.

This cute little place had just what we needed to hold us over before lunch. We are visiting from California and while driving around, realized we hadn't eaten a thing. We heard the fountain goes up every hour at Fountain Park, so we thought we'd grab something before it checking out. Papaya'z happened to be nearby.I had a Black Delish (classic açaí bowl) and my hub had a muffin (sorry, I can't remember what kind)and a caramel latte. Needless to say, we both enjoyed what we had. Hub scarfed his down while still there, but I finished mine off as we strolled through the park. We caught the fountain in time!

I ordered a smoothie and it was great! Quick and friendly service. Great location. I look forward to coming back for Acai bowl.

Really bummed out on what we ordered. Got the champion breakfast and it was major fail for $16. Pancakes were inedible due to be very undercooked, and item was missing hashbrowns and seasonal fruit. When ordering we were told they would give extra sausage because out of hash browns but didn't happen. We waited in line for a long time for a very overpriced and incomplete breakfast. Chai latte was pretty sweet but decent overall. Employees were very friendly and patient (with long line of people) but overall would not revisit unfortunately.

At 10AM, I purchased 2 miniature gluten-free cinnamon rolls and two small GF blueberry muffins. Bill came to over $18 with tip. But, GF baked goods are hard to come by, so I splurged. When I got home and bit into them, they were hard and stale. Not edible! Very disappointed.

This was one of the weirdest experiences I've ever had ordering a coffee drink. They had to make it 3 times & finally my $7 mocha latte was done. Too bad it tasted like Folgers meets chocolate sugar syrup. I asked 3 times how sweet it would be & couldn't get a straight answer from any one. Apparently, they make their coffee drinks by topping them off with drip coffee. I haven't encountered that before. My friends ordered burritos & were served day old burritos for $10 each. I don't know what's going on here but I highly recommend you spend your $ somewhere else. The barista was really helpful & nice. I got the impression people get upset with their food & drinks all the time.