Take a step back into coffee culture. This crunchy, college town coffee shop offers a laid back, friendly atmosphere with a “worn-in” feel, like hanging out with a good friend. Macy’s delivers delicious vegetarian food and baked goods with great coffee, a Flagstaff staple since 1980. The décor is cluttered with photography and other local art. Macy’s is the “anti-corporate” coffee house as they support small coffee growers and coffee growing cooperatives. This humankind hangout also offers outdoor seating to students, professionals and tourists, which makes for interesting conversations and people watching. Located close to NAU with free WI-FI and University strength coffee. Feed your inner bohemian Vegan Waffles or Biscuits and Vegetarian Gravy in the morning and Pesto Chik’n sandwiches in the afternoon. Remember to take a vegan chocolate-peanut butter bar to go! Macy’s is open Sun-Thurs til 8pm and Fri & Sat. til 10 pm.

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Late for the Train’s original bustling location serves the downtown Flag area. What began downtown in one café is now found in three locations and a growing warehouse for their locally roasted beans. This nice, bright, little space and the friendly folks behind the counter playing good music, make it a nice relaxing atmosphere to unwind after a long ride or hike. There are often people chatting outside on the sidewalk chairs sipping a variety of espresso drinks and nibbling on some muffins or cookies. Try the Retro Metro-espresso and coconut milk. Overall they provide a good, friendly vibe.

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Casual family dining featuring award-winning breakfasts, lunches and dinners since 1993. Bakery, espresso/wine bar, ever-changing art gallery highlighting local artists.

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