Spring Break in Flagstaff: A 3-Day Itinerary
A flexible, family-tested 3-day spring break itinerary for Flagstaff — fresh mountain air, easy outdoor adventures, hands-on stops, and built-in downtime, without the heat or crowds.

Coffee & cafe fare • Breakfast, Lunch, Café, Happy Hour • $
Kickstand Kafe is Flagstaff's bike-themed coffee shop just north of downtown, and it's genuinely set up for kids, not just tolerant of them. There's a real kids menu (grilled cheese, peanut-butter-honey-banana, quesadillas, toast), a shelf of board games, puzzles, and crayons by some kid-sized chairs, and a changing station and step stool in the bathroom. A drive-thru covers quick mornings, and the big patio gives restless legs room to roam while the grown-ups finish their coffee. It's counter-service and casual — coffee and cafe fare for breakfast and lunch, with happy hour on the slate — so plan for quick service over a sit-down meal. Open daily 6am to 6pm at 719 North Humphreys Street, in the $ range, with restrooms and outdoor seating. There's no high-chair setup, and they close at 6pm, so this is a daytime cafe, not a dinner plan.
Local tip
The free lot is genuinely tiny, so plan on neighborhood street parking if you roll up mid-morning. Rainy-day bonus: the game shelf runs from toddler puzzles up to Scrabble and chess, so one coffee can stretch into a full hour without anyone melting down.
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719 N Humphreys St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
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(928) 779-5393Website
www.kickstandkafe.comNew kid-friendly places, seasonal picks worth sharing, and more.