High Desert Market

Everybody Wants to Get Sconed

The High Desert Market and Cafe is a cherished Bisbee institution, a delightful blend of cozy café, gourmet market, and local gathering spot that perfectly encapsulates the town’s unique charm. Nestled against the picturesque hillside along Tombstone Canyon Road, it offers a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes every visit a sweet escape.

The market’s primary allure is its exceptional food, all baked fresh on the premises daily. Patrons are drawn in by the smell of banana bread and the promise of homemade pastries, generous gourmet salads, hearty sandwiches, quiches, soups, and artisan pizzas.

The baked goods are legendary, with specific mentions of phenomenal carrot cake, rich chocolate sour cream cake, and a brick-sized, layered cherry-almond bread pudding that is an Arizona Highways favorite.

The café prides itself on using fresh, healthy ingredients, including fresh organic and locally grown produce when possible.

The market section is packed with imported cheeses, olives, chocolates, specialty foods, and a selection of local and imported beers and wines.

Visitors can browse unique souvenirs, local Bisbee-made crafts, imported pottery (from places like Spain and Mexico), African baskets, natural soaps, and more. It functions as a gift shop, providing an array of unique items that reflect the spirit of Bisbee.


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