Alison and her team work hard to make this an amazing place. I have had many things from the menu…read moreand all have been delicious. Homemade bread, desserts, etc...it's the place to eat breakfast AND lunch!

Amazing. Fresh, delicious, super friendly staff. Everything is hand made and meat is local. Must…read morego!!

A one staff was proving their waiting, cooking, serving. Garbage overloaded outside needed to be…read moreemptied as an animal seems to have been into it as was strewn all over. We stayed the night in their hotel.

Horrible place! Service blond person is extremely rude with horrible personality!…read moreDon't go. You'll be surly disappointed.

We've driven through town several times without knowing about the Granary. This time we stopped to…read morecheck it out. Part of an ambitious plan to rehabilitate an old granary, this coffee shop has great baked goods and a wide selection of coffee drinks. It will become a regular stop for us whenever we are in the area.

Friendly, quick service. Breakfast burrito was amazing and coffees were excellent! A must stop when…read morein town!

Cute coffee and breakfast shop. As an out of towner this was worth coming to. Coffee is better than…read moreStarbucks and the maple breakfast sandwich was awesome. Would come back!

Been here twice on the same weekend for a balloon festival. Wonderful breakfast bagel selections,…read moreexcellent coffee, and nice service. Had an item mixup one day (due to new person at the register, she gets a pass on this. I don't beat up on places in impacted communities training new people) and was promptly and nicely taken care of. My grandkid order a drink she didn't like and was promptly replaced for one she did like at no additional cost (I was willing to pay since it was a 10-year-old experimenting). This place will be our go to spot when we bring our hot air balloon back to the festival next year!

Absolutely delicious drinks! Amazing lady who worked there and very helpful for non-locals. Would…read more100% recommend!

Yes! This place is delicious! Go here if you get a chance for amazing service and coffee. They have…read morelattes made with alternative dairy choices and serve with a smile.

While I understand this is a franchise, it isn't from Florida, so very different for me!…read more I was very impressed at the full flavor cold brew (and not iced coffee) they had and the assortment of matcha, tea, and lattes for my family. A great place to come back to for any season because they switch out their flavors and merchandise (really loved all of the Yetis on Yeti mugs) Very knowledgeable and friendly staff who were there to chat and help with any question you might have. I was very impressed and was insanely busy and popular... and for good reason! Keep it up! I'll be back before I leave, for sure and grabbed some beans for the road!

Yeti's Grind, what the actual fuck is going on over there?…read more I came in looking for coffee and a cinnamon roll. Somehow I left with five complaints, an identity crisis, and a growing suspicion that nobody in this building has ever met a bottle of leather conditioner. Let's start with the chairs. Those leather chairs are DRY. Not "could use a little moisturizer" dry. I mean divorced-dad-elbows-in-February dry. I sat down and the leather made a noise that sounded like it was begging me to finish it off. Those chairs are one ass cheek away from splitting open like a gas-station hot dog. Buy some leather conditioner. Rub it in. Sensually if necessary. At this point, those chairs need foreplay. Next: the cinnamon roll. WHERE THE FUCK IS THE CINNAMON? Calling this thing a cinnamon roll is like calling a handjob a honeymoon. Technically something happened, but nobody should be satisfied. I want CINNAMON. I want enough cinnamon that when I take the first bite, my Apple Watch asks if I've been exposed to an industrial spice accident. Right now the cinnamon is apparently working remotely. A few other items that need immediate executive attention: First, your napkins have the structural integrity of wet toilet paper. I wiped my mouth once and the napkin disintegrated in my hand like it had just been told it was getting laid off. I need a napkin that can handle some shit. Literally and metaphorically. Second, the bathroom lighting can go fuck itself. I walked in feeling pretty good about myself. Then I looked in the mirror and apparently I'm a 58-year-old fugitive who sleeps behind a Bass Pro Shops. Nobody needs that kind of truth before 10 a.m. Dim the lights. Add a flattering bulb. Hell, install a Snapchat filter. Lie to me. I'm paying for the experience. Third, the tables wobble just enough to make you question whether you're having a minor stroke. Every time I touched my coffee, the table moved. For ten minutes I genuinely couldn't tell if the furniture was unstable or if my nervous system had finally given up. But now we need to discuss the coffee handoff situation because this shit is insane. When you put two drinks in front of customers, isn't it fairly standard coffee-shop behavior to SAY WHAT THE FUCKING DRINKS ARE? Something simple. "Latte." "Mocha." "Yours." "Hers." Anything. Instead, two cups got dropped in front of us like we had just entered the final round of a game show. No labels. No explanation. Just vibes. Am I supposed to smell them? Lick the lids? Take a sip out of both and play caffeine roulette? Have people evolved and nobody told me? Do Gen Z customers now come equipped with some sort of beverage-recognition organ? Maybe I'm supposed to put on Meta glasses: "Scanning..." "Foam density detected." "Vanilla molecules present." "98% probability this belongs to the blonde woman sitting next to you." Maybe artificial intelligence has gotten so advanced that apparently the fucking coffee no longer requires human communication. I might be the idiot here. Maybe normal people can stare at two beige beverages and immediately know their destiny. I cannot. So please, Yeti's Grind: Condition your leather. Put some actual fucking cinnamon on the cinnamon roll. Buy napkins capable of surviving human contact. Fix the interrogation-room bathroom lighting. Stabilize the tables. And when you put somebody's $8 coffee in front of them, maybe tell them WHICH FUCKING COFFEE IT IS. Otherwise I'm calling corporate. I don't know if Yeti's Grind even has a corporate office. But I'm imagining a gigantic pissed-off Yeti in a three-piece suit sitting behind a walnut desk in a mountain cave. And believe me... That hairy bastard is getting an email. Get your shit together, Yeti's Grind. I say this with love. Mostly.

Quick stop for a refreshing beverage and restroom stop. We…read morewere traveling from Boulder to Steamboat Springs and needed to stretch our legs and get something to drink. It is always nice to be greeted by friendly staff. Right from the start you feel good about your choice of coffee shops. Big Shooter has a small parking lot, as well as street parking and there is plenty of inside seating and clean restrooms. They have an assortment of bakery items, and a limited food menu. The espresso bar menu has the regular offerings and some unique specials. Apparently they are popular with the locals for the smoothies, milkshakes and malts. We ordered the mango smoothy and it was refreshing and yummy. I noticed a few students stop by after school for a drink and to use the WiFi which is nice, and I also noticed a drive-through.

Quick in an out on an early Sunday morning while cruising through Kremling. An Americano to go and…read moreit was excellent.

This was a lovely coffee stop on our two week vacation. This day we were traveling from Steamboat…read moreSprings to Jackson Hole. Right from the start I knew we made a great pick. The staff were awesome. It was obvious that Prodigal Son is very popular with the locals. Many locals were there as well as travelers such as ourselves. The cafe is clean, cutely decorated with easy street parking and clean restroom. And, they have a wonderful menu. We ordered iced coffee, oat milk latte, lemon loaf bread and the BYO 2 egg sandwich. It was large enough for the two of us to share. The coffee was very good. If your a local, this post is not needed. If you are passing through, this is a great coffee spot.

Small but awesome place. They have a really nice local small town ambiance. Their selection of food…read moreand drinks is good but not a huge menu. The service here is fantastic. Everyone was super nice and helpful and they all seemed genuinely happy to be there doing what they were doing. I had a simple but good cup of tea and a bagel. There were a couple musicians playing and singing oldies tunes in the corner and quite a lot of people of all ages enjoying the place on a Saturday morning. Only down side was that no one in Colorado makes a real New York style bagel, but the bagels here are not bad. I wish this place had been here 20 years ago when I was living and working in Craig.

Delicious grilled breakfast burrito with roasted salsa. Coffee was also solid. And the aesthetic of…read morethe interior is well done. It was a very pleasant place to enjoy a meal and relax for 30 minutes.

Easy online ordering, we had 3 breakfast sandwiches (one ham, one sausage, one bacon) and the…read moregluten free bread was sooooo good! Everything was fresh and delicious including the drip coffee. Would repeat!!

During my most recent visit to steamboat springs, I came to Big Iron Coffee Co TWICE because once…read morejust wasn't enough. The baristas were so kind and friendly; we ordered matches and one of the baristas made us a sample of a matcha latte with raspberry that was divine. So divine, that when we came back the second time, that's what I ordered! The matcha lattes here are some of the best I've ever had. I had it unsweetened and it wasn't bitter at all. It's perfect by itself, but the raspberry added a nice sweetness. The coffee shop itself is very cute, spacious and tucked away on the main road. I would highly recommend having coffee (or matcha!) here.

Fairly spacious coffee shop in downtown Steamboat next to The Barley. Pros: Locally roasted beans,…read morewifi, huge bathroom, actual mugs if you want a drink to stay, and plentiful seating. Cons: No housemade syrups (all Monin) or sauces, $1 charge for nondairy milk on top of high-ish prices.