We are visiting from Georgia, and drove in to Flagstaff today during lunch time. My wife and I ordered the Meatball and marinara with Toast, and a Ruben! Both came out correct, and also so good! Tonya was our server and she was so sweet, making sure we had everything by we needed in our visit.

I really enjoyed this restaurant with the variety of menu items--from quick bakery options to full menu of breakfast/lunch. I really enjoyed the pistachio (creamy pistachio butter filling!) pastry--Yum!!! I also tried their feta egg breakfast omelet which came with delicious slice of bread and was pretty tasty with a little jam. The variety flavor of self serve coffee is a plus. Customer service was great!

Great food, always freindly wonderful service. The baja breakfast bowl is by far my favorite breakfast in town. Salads, soups, and sandwhiches are great. I'm usually here at least once per week

I've seen a few locations and have been eyeing the Wildflower restaurants. I've had them bookmarked for some time now and finally made it into this location. I'm beyond happy with our visit to the Flagstaff location. The service was quick and the food was superb. Everything was so fresh and flavorful. The kids enjoyed the Mac and cheese but the star was the brussle sprouts! My toddler simply devoured them. The adults enjoyed the sandwiches and it was everything they advertised and more. We are already planning our next meal at locations closer to home. The restaurant itself was beautiful and cozy. The ambiance is very relaxed and warm, especially with the two fireplaces. The kids enjoyed the seating around the fireplace so much that they already requested to come back to this location. We recommend Wildflower.

Love this location!! Prices are a little high but it is Flagstaff. The best bang for your buck is the kid's meal if you're not too hungry. I usually order pickup and they're very generous. They'll give you extra sauce, butter, syrup etc if you ask for no extra charge. When I did eat in there however food came out in a timely manner. Wasn't too busy. It's like a cafe where you can sit down and just study or be on your laptop. Very clean in there. They have someone attentive to the dining room constantly.

Ordered: Cheddar Braised Beef Sandwich (~$15): braised beef, cheddar and caramelized onion mashed potatoes and arugula on grilled Ciabatta Roll, served with au jus and horseradish sauce; served with chips Fountain Drink (~$4): mango Thai lemonade Pistachio Cruffin (~$5) Aya's take: A quick pitstop led us to Wildflower for lunch! It's a local chain that is like a nicer, brighter version of Panera with sandwich, salad, pasta, and soup offerings along with a bakery section. The Cheddar Braised Beef Sandwich was so hearty and filling. I've never had mashed potatoes in a sandwich yet somehow it wasn't bad. The caramelized onion mashed potatoes added that rich sweetness from the onions and softness from the potatoes. The braised beef was cooked well and I loved it with the au jus and horseradish sauce. The chips it comes with were also so addicting! I wish I had more of them. The Mango Thai Lemonade was a decent try but was a bit watered down for my liking. On the other hand, the Pistachio Cruffin blew me away! What a delicious pastry! The pistachio cream was so delectable and satisfying, the cruffin was flaky and delicious, and having it heated up made it taste fresher! That's a must-grab if you see it available. The meal overall was nothing to write home about but certainly kept me full for hours and the staff was super friendly.

Wildflower offers tasty food in a convenient location, right next to a lot of shopping and close to the university. I had the Taylor ham and egg sandwich with a tea, which was a great combo--everything was delicious! However, the service was quite slow, even though the place was pretty empty when we visited. Despite the wait, the quality of the food made up for it. It's a nice spot for a casual meal, especially if you're not in a rush.

While it's fun to explore new places when you're out of town, it's also fun going to a business that you know what to expect. Wildflower in Flagstaff is one of those places... Whether you go for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or just a beverage or snack, there is something for everyone on Wildflower's menu... I'm mostly a fan of lunch here and tend to go for a salad with turkey and some whole grain bread or a turkey / brie sandwich. I also love the iced tea and lemonade options and have come up with some pretty stellar combos! Wildflower's wifi works well and the setting is surprisingly perfect for getting some work done too. It's a fast casual concept and the employee friendliness level at this location is a tad hit or miss, but everything else is great! I'll be back again and again on future visits to Flag!

Situated in a newer development area with nearby shopping, restaurants, coffee shops, and fitness centers, lays Wildflower, a restaurant serving fresh, tasty, and filling dishes alongside kind service with a kind smile. The ambience is casual and relaxed. The lighting is soft while large windows allow natural light to pour in from outside. The decor is colorful and cheerful. I enjoyed the Chopped Salad with organic arugula, pearl couscous, all-natural feta, red peppers, organic dried sweet corn, dried cranberries, toasted sunflower seeds & all-natural pesto vinaigrette served with artisan bread. The salad was fresh, filling and flavorful! My husband had the Chipotle Chicken Melt sandwich featuring swiss, poblano peppers, caramelized onions, pepper relish, arugula, tomatoes, avocado, chipotle sauce on grilled sourdough & served with a side of chips. The spice was a mellow heat and the sandwich was buttery and crispy without being over toasted. Our toddlers had the Kids Turkey & Brie sandwich with a side of fruit and cookie accompanied by a blackberry orange lemonade. All was eaten if that says anything!