Great food at reasonable prices, and the staff is super friendly and attentive. A must try if you are in the area.

Could it use new chairs and a deep clean? Yes. However, service was great, food was good, large portions, they had flavored coffee creamer, not just cream, which is a huge plus for me. Great for kids when you just need a place to eat with no frills. Respectable prices. They have a toy and coloring corner when you first walk in which the kids loved. Very mom and pop.

We stumbled across this cute little cafe on our summer visit to Az. The staff was delightful and the food did not disappoint. The establishment had lots of cool decor items that made me smile. Would love to live closer to become a regular here!

This is a superstar team, waitresses are super fast. Carolina, Paulina and Star, amazing team. Old historic country building. $7 - 2 eggs, hash, toast!! Yes!! Must visit! Rainbow Omelette is a must!!

Every time I'm in town I try to stop in and grab some grub. Nothing better than great food and a family owned restaurant. Happiness is toxic and spreads like a wildfire and when you walk in the door you get your greeting and all the way till your backside gets hit by the door on the way out, you're feeling the joy in this place. Come for the atmosphere and positive vibes and leave with a belly full of American style breakfast happiness

This place is a hidden gem. The pies are home made and delicious. Clean bathrooms and a wide sitting area. Customer service is excellent!!

If you have passed by this 260 Cafe on your travels through Payson perhaps you should make a 180 and try some of their breakfast items. We came here as it was dog friendly and it was on the 260 (hence the name). The menu items have all your standard breakfast fare such as omelettes and benedicts with a few uncommon items such as the lobster benedict. When I mentioned to the server I was torn between getting the pumpkin pecan pancakes and the lobster benedict she recommended the benedict so I went with the expert opinion. It did take some time for the breakfast items to come out but when they did they looked pretty spectacular. The lobster benedict tasted more like a crab cake made with surumi rather than chunks of real lobster but it still tasted fine as a benedict. The eggs weren't super runny, I'd say poached medium, and looked great presentation wise. The hash browns were plentiful and had a light golden brown outer "crust." The tiny tot had the bear pancakes ($3) and a cup of fresh fruit ($3). The bear pancakes are adorable and she said they tasted great! The fresh fruit consisted of strawberry and honeydew melon pieces. Service was friendly and we were checked up on as needed. The decor is homey and a bit like eating at your quirky great aunt's place. There are mismatched chairs and various cutsey metal signs and decorations on the walls. There is a front and back parking lot. There was plenty of parking when we were here for breakfast. Details: - Open for breakfast and lunch - Dog friendly patio, dog bowls filled with water on the patio for your puppers - Extra surcharge for credit card payments - Look for the big 260 sign!

Overall, pretty good. Solid cafe spot located in Payson, off hwy 260, hence the name. We had been camping off grid for a couple days so we decided to stop for lunch before getting on the road. This place is for locals and tourists. It's nothing fancy but the food is yummy and servers were friendly. It was busy when we arrived so things took a while but we were not in a rush, well the kids got antsy after a while but it wasn't a bad wait. We ordered turkey club, patty melt, and kids chk tenders. Fries and onions rings were tasty. Patty melt was delicious and turkey melt as well. Only thing to note, I didn't see any signage that using credit cards have a fee so I wasn't expecting it, however the check had a misc fee (for a dollar & some change), I asked about it and was told due to CC. I didn't have any cash so that wouldn't have been an option to pay anyway but I appreciate being told so I don't have to question it.

While this place was not much to look at from the outside and we almost decided to skip it, I am sooo glad we didn't. Lunch was great. Hubby had the BLAT which was tasty. Nicely done with phenomenal bacon - nice and crispy and the avocado just creamy. The onion rings were real onion's not chopped pieces. The berry balsamic salad with grilled chicken was outstanding. The flavors just melded together. We decided to splurge on the banana cream pie. It was just okay. The crust was a very soft graham cracker crust that almost didn't hold together. Next time we will try a cherry pie.