Yuma's top rated coffee shops to visit on your next road trip
YUMA, AZ (AZFamily) — Summer road trips can be long and if you’re joining the thousands of others heading west to California, Yuma is a great spot to stop for a caffeine kick.
Yuma has a handful of top-rated coffee shops that are easy to reach if you’re traveling through the area.
North End Coffeehouse is a great stop for cold brew lovers.
They also make their own bagels and muffins daily and have more than 130 five-star reviews on Yelp.
North End has been serving coffee for nearly a decade now, but they recently came under new ownership.
Twenty-two-year-old Daliliah Becerra is the new owner.
After working there for two years, she got an offer to take over the businesses.
“I’m willing to do it. I don’t know how. I’ve never owned a business before,” said Becerra.
Becerra said while it hasn’t been an easy road, she’s found ways to put her mark on the shop.
She’s said she’s had some good mentorship from the previous owners and other coffee shop owners in town.
They serve up more than 100 cups of freshly roasted coffee a day.
For anyone traveling through town from the Valley, she said you can call in your order if you’re in a hurry, but promises it’s a treat if you have time to stay and enjoy the good tunes and ambiance at the North End.
“Especially because we are so conveniently off the freeway. The fact that you came in and chose us is enough,” she said.
Another must-try in Yuma is Cafecito, off Main Street in downtown.
It’s a slower-paced shop where you’re encouraged to stop in, hang out, enjoy their outdoor garden and maybe even buy some art made by local artists.
For people looking for a heavier lunch with their coffee, The Press Cafe and Bistro and the Coffee Bean are both good options with lots of food items on their menu.
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