Le Buzz

Paya The Cat

2 years ago

Been coming here off and on for years. Appropriately named as it always seems to be a hive of activity, a meeting place for friends or colleagues. Patio is dog friendly, and occasionally birds fly around it looking for crumbs; a couple of hens across the patio cackling the latest gossip. Le Buzz offers unique soups — today’s a lasagne / ricotta, quite good. I paired it with my favorite Buzz sandwich, the L.A. on sourdough, each slice grilled on both sides. Servers were very nice and attentive.

Tod Persellin

2 years ago

Nice place, back off sawn so you might not know it's there. Lots of parking.n you are first met inside with the large bakery display. Lots of choices there. They offer several varieties and sizes of coffee. Plenty of seating inside and out. Pretty sure they do not have table service, they call out your name and you pick it up.

Monique Bandong

8 months ago

I had some time to kill before going to the airport so I stopped here for breakfast. At first I was tempted to get the quiche, but when multiple people in front of me ordered the Buzz Bagel Sandwich, I decided I had to try that instead. I got it on a sesame bagel. It was so yummy, and so was the ginger spiced latte. Staff was friendly and professional It was very busy (understandably), so be prepared to stand in line, especially if you go on a Sunday morning like me

michelle roque

year ago

We have been going to Le Buzz for years , it's always good , delicious food, today we enjoyed ,the American in Paris and 2,2 2 for breakfast. The service is very personal ,the staff is patient while everyone is ordering from front area. Le Buzz is very busy and can be loud inside, there are tables outside as well to enjoy the views of dogs,people watching too.

Sheryl Meckle

year ago

Yummy! The food was worth the wait! The service is great, lots of help and everyone kept busy, I liked that the cook in the back came out to see what pastries were running low so he could restock. I got some scones to take home and they were a big hit. Not dried out and full of flavors. I loved the green chile in the cauliflower rice and the chai butter was so good! I could have ate the butter by itself, don’t worry, I didn’t. LOL. All the pastries look great and appetizing. The line moves fast and the table turn over is good. They have a mister on the front patio and it was pet and children friendly.

Karen Dayana

5 months ago

Le Buzz is a place that truly feels like home. The staff is super friendly, the coffee is delicious, and the food is amazing. Every Sunday I go with my friends after our run, and it has become our favorite spot. The bakery is top-notch — honestly, anything you order from the menu is delicious. I love the Hola Tucson toast with a fresh-pressed juice, and then the Le Buzz burrito. For lunch, I’m obsessed with the soup of the day or the Pollo Verde sandwich. This place is just incredible.

Julia L

2 months ago

What an amazing spot! The food was delicious- I had the bagel sandwich and a pastry. They had a plenty of options for brunch foods and pastries. The coffee was also very good- not overly sweetened- with some unique flavors. The only downside was there was quite a bit of a wait for our food since they were so busy. Would definitely go back!!

C L

month ago

When I lived near here, I ate here weekly. Now I drop in whenever I’m heading up the mountain. Good coffee GREAT pastries. I might be addicted to the quiche. The scones are amazing! Especially the green chili! The breakfasts are beautiful and delicious. Don’t skip this place!

CK

month ago

I'd be interested in knowing how the name came about? This place for sure has a buzz surrounding it - as in people flock to it and talk about it. I went on a Wednesday at 10:30am and it seemed that the early breakfast crowd was just about clearing out. I was able to snag an inside table with my Coffee Du Jour (free refills) and wait for the Le Buzz Breakfast Burrito. Nevertheless, it was indeed busy there. A steady stream of people was coming in up until about 11:30am and then things calmed down dramatically and many tables were available. My burrito arrived in about 5 minutes. Turns out it was just Okay for me. It was dry leaving me to drink a ton of coffee. Basically took a sip after every bite. Not sure why it was so dry but there was basically no moisture/oil in it at all. Much different than most breakfast burritos I've had in the past. Maybe it's normal and that's just their take on them? The coffee was really good. I believe it was Columbian that day. I had 3 refills. Yup. It was good. If you're expecting reasonably quick service, then you should avoid it on the weekends from about 9am to 11am when a ton of cyclist come in and socialize. Weekdays seem to be fine.

Pallavi Dhawale

7 months ago

Lee Buzz is the kind of coffee shop that instantly makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. Their coffee is excellent, and it pairs perfectly with their delicious breakfast options like fresh croissants and bagels—simple, comforting, and done really well. What truly sets Lee Buzz apart is the atmosphere. The outdoor seating area is fantastic, with cozy patio heaters that make it enjoyable even on cooler days. It’s lively and busy, yet the service is impressively quick and efficient, which says a lot about how well the place is run. I also loved browsing their souvenirs—stylish caps, cute earrings, and other thoughtful items that make for great little keepsakes or gifts. It adds a charming, boutique-like touch to the experience. Overall, Lee Buzz is a perfect spot for a relaxed breakfast, a quality coffee break, or even just soaking in the buzz of a popular local favorite. Great vibes, great food, and great service—highly recommend! ☕✨