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Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM–4:30 PM |
| Sunday | 8:30 AM–4:30 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 521 E Allen St, Tombstone, AZ 85638
Phone: (863) 242-6833
Website: https://m.facebook.com/Undertakersespressobar
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Undertaker’s Espresso Bar, 521 E Allen St, Tombstone, AZ 85638, US
Undertaker’s Espresso Bar is a unique coffee shop nestled in the historic town of Tombstone, AZ. Serving a variety of coffee beverages and light snacks.
Reviews
Juana Brown
Every time my sister and I go here they are closed when they are supposed to be open. According to their posted hours. The Barista is also very off putting and rude almost every time we go there and they happen to be open. The coffee isnt that great either. The last experience I had here the barista was cold and annoyed that we were there. I placed my order and the man behind me was obviously friends with them and immediately got his drink while we waited. She was very friendly with him but would’nt say a word to us when we said thank you or have a good day. I recommend the Cowboy Coffee Bar. Open early, open when they say they are, and very friendly.
… moreCyle Keltner
Such a great atmosphere for a coffee shop. Coffee was really good. Too nice a place NOT to have ceramic coffee mugs or cups. Only paper crap cups. Other foods may be better but we just ordered a danish. It was microwaved and served in plastic with a plastice fork. Yuck. They should have at least a small selection of quality baked goods served on a saucer with a real fork. So stop in with your own cup for some great coffee…bring your ow bisquits.
… moreMarco Pantano
Coffee was the best we have remembered since being here in the country. We had a pumpkin strudel muffin which was delicious!!! Shelly our server was very friendly, polite and accommodating. Come and get a coffee and sweet treat here!
… moreCassie Reynolds-Araji
Really disappointing coffee and service, just avoid!
It’s only getting a 2 for atmosphere due to the lovely person we spoke to and recommended the huckleberry drink but latte was just overheated milk with a dash of coffee and the woman obviously couldn’t be bothered serving us. I wish WE hadn’t bothered going in.
… moreIt’s only getting a 2 for atmosphere due to the lovely person we spoke to and recommended the huckleberry drink but latte was just overheated milk with a dash of coffee and the woman obviously couldn’t be bothered serving us. I wish WE hadn’t bothered going in.
Taylor G
Delicious lasso latte!
Great coffee joint, to chill with your man and sip
Owner Wyatt is so kind and shared many ghostly stories.
Muy bien!
… moreGreat coffee joint, to chill with your man and sip
Owner Wyatt is so kind and shared many ghostly stories.
Muy bien!
Sam Jacobs
Very friendly staff and great drinks, our cat also loved visiting
… moreGooGaMoo Girl
Great coffee, cool location, friendly service. I tried both a plain latte, a flavored one, and sampled my mom’s frappe—all really good.
… moreRyan
When you’re the only coffee shop in town, you get to do whatever you well please, whether it’s good, or whether it’s bad. And folks, I’m here to tell you, it’s bad.
Imagine you order a steak at a steakhouse. Ribeye, medium rare. Chef then proceeds to put that ribeye through a meat grinder, then molds it into the shape of a steak, and throws it in the microwave. It arrives at your table, and while it smells like beef resembles beef, it’s nowhere near the steak you had envisioned when you ordered it.
Y’all, that’s a metaphor for how badly they butchered (pun intended lol) the recipe for proper espresso. I’ll spare you the details of what an espresso recipe looks like; but crucially, instead of pulling a normal double shot of espresso and combining it with water to make an americano, the improperly trained owner and his barista let the shot run for the full volume of my 16oz plastic cup. What I received, in place of an iced americano, was an over-extracted, bitter, and acrid iced coffee-esque beverage.
My note to the owner: 1) watch some YouTube videos on correct espresso extraction, and 2) properly educate your employees. I get that you’re the only place in town (for now), but people will begin to catch on that you haven’t a clue. I have hope for you, but step one is admitting you don’t know what you’re doing. Which path will you take?
… moreImagine you order a steak at a steakhouse. Ribeye, medium rare. Chef then proceeds to put that ribeye through a meat grinder, then molds it into the shape of a steak, and throws it in the microwave. It arrives at your table, and while it smells like beef resembles beef, it’s nowhere near the steak you had envisioned when you ordered it.
Y’all, that’s a metaphor for how badly they butchered (pun intended lol) the recipe for proper espresso. I’ll spare you the details of what an espresso recipe looks like; but crucially, instead of pulling a normal double shot of espresso and combining it with water to make an americano, the improperly trained owner and his barista let the shot run for the full volume of my 16oz plastic cup. What I received, in place of an iced americano, was an over-extracted, bitter, and acrid iced coffee-esque beverage.
My note to the owner: 1) watch some YouTube videos on correct espresso extraction, and 2) properly educate your employees. I get that you’re the only place in town (for now), but people will begin to catch on that you haven’t a clue. I have hope for you, but step one is admitting you don’t know what you’re doing. Which path will you take?
Angie Farmer-mom
I love the coffee. but the hours are so inconsistent and it’s so often that I go there and I’m left hanging – either they closed early or they just don’t have long enough hours. Why close at two p m? It’s a tourist town
… moreDorothy Nelson
Absolutely amazing coffee. Better tasting and better priced than Starbucks! Strongly recommend stopping in here before your walk around Tombstone. We tried, hot, iced, and frappe and all were fantastic.
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