There are several locations in Arizona. The closest one to us (near the Phoenix airport) was the Tempe location. Others include: Chandler, Deer Valley, Scottsdale, and Prescott. Wildflower Bread Company tends to locate itself in shopping centers. The bread is very, very good. I ordered the feta and roasted vegetable frittata, which was eggs with roasted eggplant, zucchini, roma tomato, red pepper, and crumbled feta. It also came with buttered toast and home fries. I was very happy with my breakfast. They serve breakfast only until 10:30am on the weekdays and until 2pm on the weekends. My friend wasn't happy since she wanted soup, but it wasn't ready at 8:30am. She made do with coffee and a muffin, but she had a hankering for soup and none of the soups were available.

They also cater. They had fliers for Thanksgiving pies and breads. The company has a web site, complete with menu items. You can visit it at this website.

The Wildflower is a cafe / sandwich shop serving breakfast and lunch only. An advantage the Wildflower has over the other local restaurants, is it's patio seating area. The always perfect Phoenix weather is ideal for eating out-of-doors and during the winter months I do so at every opportunity. I ordered the turkey sandwich on the homemade bread. It was tasty and served promptly so I could make it back to the hotel for my meeting. Alcohol is not served, but there is a large variety of ice teas available. This included my favorite, raspberry.