Sosta

I absolutely loved Sosta! It is the cutest resturaunt ever. Sosta is a little bit hidden in Flagstaff, but soo yummy! It's very cozy yet clean. The seating areas are super nice and they have an outdoor patio, too! We went for breakfast and ordered the French Toast (Heavenly!! Actually so delicious) which comes with fresh blueberries, homeade whipped cream, maple syrup, and all the yummies. 😋 We also ordered the Hash Bowl, which was very fresh and filling without being heavy.

Incredible food and friendly service. Was the best food we had in all of our trip across the US Southwest! Highly recommend going out of your way to go there. Great veggie options, and the chicken was the best we had anywhere in the States. Staff are super friendly and engaged, they make you feel great!

This is a new, trendy brunch spot in Flagstaff. The atmosphere is warm and trendy, and the food is reasonably priced. The coffee and food are excellent.

They really need to pay more attention while dialing in their coffee. Either their grind is too coarse or they turn off the water flow too soon, resulting in very acidic, yucky taste. Unfortunately it happened every time I was there. Food is alright, nothing special, pastries are pretty good👍🏻. I like the atmosphere (good for work) but I really wish coffee was better😕

Wonderful place with very friendly and caring staff. It is very clean, has lots of seating indoors or outside. Some of the best coffee in town! Their soup and salad were delicious—all ingredients are fresh and are not overpowered by dressings/spices. Their strawberry scone was by far the softest and freshest I’ve had in a while. Keep it up guy!

Fantastic use of a historic building. The food is good, but the menu is limited. This is a place where you relax and enjoy the atmosphere.

My new favorite place in Flagstaff. Great coffee, really good food. Love the patio. Wine list featuring Italian wines. Wonderful atmosphere, friendly staff. I'll be coming back. This place makes me want to move to Flagstaff.

Food was really good, we got the breakfast burrito, and the breakfast bowl, coffee was okay, the danish was really good. My wife mentioned she didn’t like sweet potatoes and the dish she had was 50% sweet potatoes. I’m assuming they were new and didn’t think or knew the dish had them to say you might not want that, it’s got sweet potatoes. Great place I’d definitely go back

A must stop for the best pasta in flagstaff, great ambiance in a tucked away neighborhood feeling.

A true gem in Flagstaff -- pasta perfection. Sosta is incredible for lunch. I can't speak to breakfast or dinner yet, but based on what I've experienced, this place easily earns a spot in my Top 5 pasta experiences -- and that includes living in Italy for six months and traveling the world in search of great pasta. I've had the Rosmarino and it's nothing short of divine -- sweet, rich, savory -- hitting every note on the palate. The Pepito Pesto is also excellent: nutty, zesty, and full of flavor. I typically add their house pancetta, and it's always executed perfectly. Portions are spot on -- satisfying without going overboard. The pasta is handmade and made to order -- and you can absolutely tell. The texture, the freshness, the love that goes into it -- it's all there. Some may prefer dried pasta, but if you're a fresh pasta fan like me, you'll be in heaven. Drinks have been well-crafted and balanced. And don't skip dessert -- their salted caramel vegan gelato is now my favorite post-pasta treat. The setting? Storybook-worthy. Nestled in a historic carriage house with warm lights, lush foliage, and a private, tranquil vibe that feels miles away from the bustle. While I can only speak to their pasta offerings, they are, hands down, the best I've had in Flagstaff. Shift Kitchen is the only other contender in my book. Can't wait to return and try the rest of the menu. An absolute must-visit for any pasta lover.

Got the latte, hash, and French toast Latte with oat milk - tasty and not bitter Hash - nice sauce, would be nice to be able to add a protein side French toast - nice citrus in the egg batter but overall the egg batter ratio to French toast was so small, the dish was primarily bread Nice ambience outside with some shade. However, the layout is a bit clunky. In picking up our drinks and getting to the table, I was brushing by other guests.

This café has ample space, both indoors and outdoors, and it's conducive to work, relaxation with a good book, or a fun outing with friends. The coffee was delicious, and I also enjoyed the citrus French toast, though I didn't find it particularly citrusy. The service is friendly and courteous. Don't expect to get your drink or food in thirty seconds; however, the wait was perfectly reasonable. If you use Google Maps, you may get lost. The main entrance is on San Francisco Street, but the entrance to the parking lot is off an alley.

Sosta truly has the best ambience in flagstaff. The building is beautiful, with patios in the front and back. While the food is quite good, you definitely pay a premium for the location. The prices might be less noticeable if they came with some service, but after hitting the counter to order, you're pretty much on your own for everything. Don't let that dissuade you though, it's a solid spot for a weekend breakfast or lunch.

Lovely setting, good coffee, fast service. Enjoyed the flowers, fountain, shade tree. My friend had the meatball sub...check out the picture. I am a fan for life!

Very cute atmosphere! Coffee and breakfast were great. Portions are large and very sharable. I want to come back for lunch or dinner. We will be back!

This place was so cute from the outside but the food was tasteless. When you walk in it was a little confusing, but you have to look at the menu that are at the front counter and then order at the front counter cashier and then she'll give you a number and I'll come find you in the seating area. My friend ordered avocado toast and it was served swiftly. She said there was no flavor even in the avocado mash. It took several minutes to find someone to ask for salt and pepper to help. My burrito didn't arrive for nearly 30 more minutes. My food was also bland. It came with two kinds of potatoes the Yukon were still raw and the sweet potatoes were overwhelmingly stuffed in the burrito. I used ample salt and pepper but was overall it was a waste of money. Maybe they are better other days.

Came for coffee and breakfast, and left with an experience. Just passing through from Colorado to California and this is a highlight of our trip. Great service and quality for nice prices. We'll be back!!

Top notch ambiance is the draw - very romantic and cute; great place for a date. The self serve water station was unique. Food quality is high. Pricing is above average but not extreme; in particular it felt like the beverages were expensive. Biggest drawback during our visit is that we had a "where's the beef?" situation whereby both the breakfast burrito and mushroom bowl were filled with potatoes but not very much egg.

Charming ambiance in a cozy, rustic setting. The food was delicious, and it was a perfect way to spend an early evening. Dinner service starts at 5, but there are plenty of tasty snacks and drinks to enjoy while you wait for the kitchen to open. We had a lovely time.

While this sort of American cafe food isn't my usual thing, this place does stand out on two accounts: 1. Their milk-based cafe drinks are _really_ foamy. The matcha latte (with whole milk) was perhaps the most well-blended with foam I've ever had. 2. The dishes are very well-seasoned and have unusually fresh ingredients. While the hash bowl doesn't have the crunch of a hash brown, the potatoes are perfectly tender, the herbs are just enough without being overwhelming, and the other vegetables are very fresh.

Exceptional historic building. We ate on the back patio. Very serene and beautiful. Unfortunately the food was not on point. My husbands pizza cletta pizza was burned and the mushrooms overcooked. My pasta sauce was not good...fettuccini was a little undercooked even for Al dente. Our apple chèvre salad was good except ruined with too much dressing. The gelato was good. I wouldn't say amazing. All in all except al fresco dining it was meh...expected more...

This place has a parking problem. I saw people parking their vehicles illegally in a business that is off of Leroux St. The access/address for Sosta is San Francisco St. but the customers are taking over the entire neighborhood. Bikes are locked to trees on private property with the owner's knowledge. If I lived in this area I would be super upset with the amount of noise, traffic, and disregard for residents personal property and right to peaceful enjoyment.

I love this place! I went the weekend it opened and have been going every weekend I can since then. I love to come here, grab a drink & something to eat, and then chill and read a book! I love the space, and the staff is very friendly :) Highly recommend for a quick stop or a long hang.

Really nice spot a couple blocks from downtown. Beautiful patio space in back, plenty of indoor space. We ordered the spring mix salad with apples and added chicken & a cold matcha green tea, very good. As well as the kale ceasar salad & tomato bisque soup. Soup was great, kale salad was decent. Will definitely be back to try breakfast.

Stopped by here for coffee before heading back to Phoenix. Absolutely adorable inside and had a wonderful vibe. 10/10 for atmosphere. However the coffee was some of the worst I had ever had. It was so incredibly bitter and I ordered the local special they had with a lavender sweet cream on top. My husband tried it and agreed as well. I went and asked for more sweetener and it helped a bit but it was still so bitter. Wouldn't return for the coffee.

Stopped by for lunch. My wife and I got pasta with chicken. Sat on the patio and the ambience was perfect for a summer afternoon. Pasta was nice and light with complex flavors. We got two different pastas and can't wait to try the others. The only con was the chicken was slightly overcooked, but nothing that severely detracted from the meal.

They did it yet again! Amazing place to work, service is always great. Great coffee, great matcha, great pastries and pasta! Will continue to keep coming.

We enjoyed a latte and double espresso outside on the back patio. Latte perfectly made and patio quiet and secluded from street. Parking free since restaurant/cafe a couple blocks from historic downtown

All around bad experience. Both service and food leave something to be desired. There was a point where we sat for ~40 minutes unaddressed with empty drinks and no food. What makes it worse is that the owner was sitting a few tables down and we continued to have bad service. The pomodoro was a glorified crushed can of tomatoes without seasoning and the meatballs were almost rubber. The pizza was severely underdone and nothing to write home about. The happy hour drinks are passable at best. There are definitely better spots in Flagstaff. We live around the corner so this is very disappointing.

This is the perfect little neighborhood restaurant. I have been twice since I learned about it last month. The drinks and pastries are great. It is the kind of place you can meet a friend for lunch or come by yourself and work or read. The physical space is very inviting and the vibe is perfect. I love it!

Great coffee. Thoughtfully crafted recipes. Effortlessly contemporary and comfortable.

Great coffee, rich, flavorful. Good food. There are several different areas to hang out, each with its own unique character. We'll be ba

Had lunch at Sosta today, the food was OK, not outstanding. The atmosphere is wonderful, the decor etc, loved the concrete tables. A few things to consider, we were upstairs, the water station is downstairs, with no pitchers to carry water to table so had to be very careful with water and hot drinks going up the stairs. The "service" was not exceptional. The food was brought to our table which had no napkins, and a glass with a note asking us to bus our own tables. I gave a 20% tip at the counter when I ordered, but had I known that I would have to go up and down the stairs to refill my water, as well as the two elderly ladies who were with me, as well as bus my own table, I may have left only a 10% tip. Needs a little work.