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Stalwart daytime eatery offering generous plates of classic American fare in a homey, rustic space.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 220 E Allen St, Tombstone, AZ 85638
Phone: (520) 265-3030
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Ok.Cafe
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Reviews
whosjohnallen
This was a tricky one, and I totally see everything coming together to fully exceed 5 stars. They did a great job renovating the space and brightening it up and making ample space for a small restaurant. There was a short wait time, got sat and ordered fast. It wasn’t very busy once we got sat. I couldn’t believe my eyes seeing a sausage gravy loaded burrito?!?! Obviously I ordered that and at the $18 price tag I had high hopes. The fixings were great, piping hot and the cheese was melted. The gravy needed some seasoning added to it mainly pepper but it was great flavor wise. My issue with the dish… was a big ole cold tortilla. 10 seconds each side on the griddle and that thing is a 10/10! But the cold tortilla completely took away from what could have been a phenomenal burrito. The server rarely came back to check on us and left the water cups empty. Then blamed her slow service on the kitchen being short staffed. Nonetheless we will be back and I’d highly recommend stopping here!
… moreEsther DiCamillo
Thebfirst day was so packed we didnt make it in. The second morning we were able to do breakfast- and even though they were busy. They were not only able to get us out in time for our next appointment- they were even able to provide a GLUTEN free breakfast for my son with celiac disease!
So impressed.
Great friendly atmosphere.
… moreSo impressed.
Great friendly atmosphere.
David Davis
Great food in the Heart of Tombstone’s Historic Allen Street!! Currently open Friday,Saturday and Sunday in February 2026. Biscuits and Homemade Gravy are some of the best I’ve ever eaten!! Friendly Staff and Fast Service!!
… moreJennifer Brethauer
Good breakfast (served until 11am) options. Had the “side” of 2 pancakes, 3.00, I was completely full and leftovers. Ordered the croissant sandwich as well, with hash browns. Also, good.
… moreKelsey Roland
Rarely go to Tombstone but needed to the last two weekends. Had breakfast here both times and my omelette was amazing! Everyone loved their food!
… moreJames Hudson
Friendly staff, good service, great food…fun location!
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tdriggs0511
The name says it all. It’s OK.
Not many options on the menu but that’s par for Tombstone. Not many options for anything. Other than overpaying for mediocre things. Super disappointing city and an average cafe.
Google says “vegan options”. That’s not a lie. Those options are bread and fruit. Unfortunately that’s used all too often for Vegan. My lady had toast due to this. Wheat Sara Lee (at best) with the normal restaurant jelly packs was what she got. She also asked for avocado to make avocado toast. I think it was avocado but it was the consistency of mayonnaise. No need to use a blender for avocado chef. 😉
I got a Denver omelette. Well, ordered one. I essentially got an egg crepe with half cooked onions, tomatoes and some lunch meat folded into it. The potatoes were amazing so that was nice.
The table wasn’t cleaned before we were seated but it was pretty busy. Much like Tombstone overall. Unless it’s noon to 4pm you don’t really have options. Most places in the town don’t have to care as they are there just to overcharge tourists. Either such limited options they really don’t have to care much. Lost people won’t be back and they know you get what you get in this town.
It’s a small room so you’ll have to accept children whose parents don’t know how to care about other people or raise a respect child. You also have to deal with grandmas that bathe in perfume so
You can taste their Avon smell water.
The best part of the entire place and time there was the waitress. I didn’t get her name but remember her for being a young rocker chick. I loved her Death Metal tshirt (really as that’s my genre) and her service. She checked on us often and showed that personally she cared about us. She was quick and did a great job. Speaking of death medal, don’t sit in the back by the bathrooms. The kitchen team loves their music loud and doesn’t care if the diners have to talk over it. It is a great spot to sit and watch the locals come in and out of the bathroom and realize that washing their hands is not something taught in Tombstone. Makes sense for a town stuck in the 1800s. Want a side of disease with that?
Sorry Tombstone. Overall you’re disappointing and not worth the effort.
All that considered, the OK cafe provides food and since you have no other options really it will give you the ability to get further down the road without starving. Thank you waitresses (whom ever you are) for allowing me to give 3 stars.
… moreNot many options on the menu but that’s par for Tombstone. Not many options for anything. Other than overpaying for mediocre things. Super disappointing city and an average cafe.
Google says “vegan options”. That’s not a lie. Those options are bread and fruit. Unfortunately that’s used all too often for Vegan. My lady had toast due to this. Wheat Sara Lee (at best) with the normal restaurant jelly packs was what she got. She also asked for avocado to make avocado toast. I think it was avocado but it was the consistency of mayonnaise. No need to use a blender for avocado chef. 😉
I got a Denver omelette. Well, ordered one. I essentially got an egg crepe with half cooked onions, tomatoes and some lunch meat folded into it. The potatoes were amazing so that was nice.
The table wasn’t cleaned before we were seated but it was pretty busy. Much like Tombstone overall. Unless it’s noon to 4pm you don’t really have options. Most places in the town don’t have to care as they are there just to overcharge tourists. Either such limited options they really don’t have to care much. Lost people won’t be back and they know you get what you get in this town.
It’s a small room so you’ll have to accept children whose parents don’t know how to care about other people or raise a respect child. You also have to deal with grandmas that bathe in perfume so
You can taste their Avon smell water.
The best part of the entire place and time there was the waitress. I didn’t get her name but remember her for being a young rocker chick. I loved her Death Metal tshirt (really as that’s my genre) and her service. She checked on us often and showed that personally she cared about us. She was quick and did a great job. Speaking of death medal, don’t sit in the back by the bathrooms. The kitchen team loves their music loud and doesn’t care if the diners have to talk over it. It is a great spot to sit and watch the locals come in and out of the bathroom and realize that washing their hands is not something taught in Tombstone. Makes sense for a town stuck in the 1800s. Want a side of disease with that?
Sorry Tombstone. Overall you’re disappointing and not worth the effort.
All that considered, the OK cafe provides food and since you have no other options really it will give you the ability to get further down the road without starving. Thank you waitresses (whom ever you are) for allowing me to give 3 stars.
Chad Delafield
We stopped in for breakfast and were greeted by the sweetest servers! I ordered the ‘Fully Loaded Biscuits and Gravy’ and my wife ordered French Toast with an egg and bacon on the side. It was all absolutely delicious!!! The coffee was good and the servers even gave us some tips on the best places to visit in town.
Southern hospitality at its finest!
… moreSouthern hospitality at its finest!
Stephanie McWethy
We stopped in for brunch at the OK Cafe while touring the epic town of Tombstone!
The waitstaff was friendly, and we had no issue getting in and getting fed right away!
The omelettes, scramble, pancakes and French toast that our table shared were delicious!
My only suggestion to put this place over the top would be to add some mimosas! Otherwise, everything was perfect!
… moreThe waitstaff was friendly, and we had no issue getting in and getting fed right away!
The omelettes, scramble, pancakes and French toast that our table shared were delicious!
My only suggestion to put this place over the top would be to add some mimosas! Otherwise, everything was perfect!
Chad Hutchins
Outstanding diner! We came for breakfast and was not disappointed. Large portions and very tasty breakfast. They have a large menu and daily specials. It will definitely fill up fast during busy months, so get up early to get your table.
Very friendly staff. A great overall experience.
… moreVery friendly staff. A great overall experience.