Camp Hale Coffee is always a highlight of my ski days at Copper. They have a wonderful set up (yes,…read morenot a lot of spaces but we never have a problem finding a super comfortable chair or couch). Coffee is delicious plus they have some pastries and quick bites. The prices are very reasonable!

Okay spot to grab a bite and coffee, needs a few more seats though. It shared space with…read moregear/rentals and retail area, so definitely gets crowded. I got a peanut butter whiskey hot chocolate and it was tasty! Fast and friendly service. Not conducive for hanging out too long, but it was open earlier (before 11 which was when a bunch of other spots opened) so one of the few options if you're there for the whole day waiting for friends while they ski/board. @azfitfoodfun

This was such a treat! we were greeted by the friendliest staff that had great recommendations on…read morewhat to order, and they were so nice to chat with us. The brother duo (one of them is co-founder) were a well-oiled team that served customers quickly and with great care. We got the smores-like donuts and they were delicious! SOOO fresh, you can watch them make it right in front of you. It was such a good treat to warm us up from the cold. Would definitely come back again next time we're at Copper mountain!

Sugar Lips Mini Donuts continues to be one of the highlights of our regular ski trips to Copper…read moreMountain! When we're staying at the resort, we come here practically every day with our young kids. They love watching the doughnuts being made right in front of them, almost as much as they love eating fresh doughnuts with the toppings of their choice. There's an option where you can do half the batch one way and half the batch another way, which is how we like to order. We've tried some of their special toppings (i.e. s'mores), but our tried and true combo is half vanilla and half chocolate with all the rainbow sprinkles. Looking forward to visiting again next winter!

Beautiful views right on Main Street, and the caramel macchiato was delicious. Definitely coming…read moreback!

Such a great vibe in this coffee house! Definitely fits the Frisco aesthetic!…read more We had a little bit of everything on this excursion: Cold brew - quite good but even better with flavoring added (blackberry was our choice) Iced caramel latte/macchiato - darker roast so keep in mind if you want more of the flavoring than the coffee Smoothie/arnold Palmer/boba - kids loved it but they're all about this! Above average coffee shop around the area and definitely better than the franchises!

Everything was great. We had a family of 5 so we tried cinnamon roll French toast, biscuits and…read moregravy, Philly cheesesteak, and tomato bisque soup. I know sounds kind of random. But every person loved what they had. Plus outdoor patio to enjoy the mountain air. Adding myself to chorus of voices saying this place is amazing.

Outstanding weekend brunch at Butterhorn Bakery & Cafe. The food was excellent and this place is a…read morevery popular spot in Frisco at breakfast time. I didn't mind that the service was a little slow since they were getting slammed on a beautiful Saturday morning so I knew it would take a little while to get seated, order, and get food. It's a pretty cool restaurant with memorabilia on the walls and nicely furnished. I ordered the breakfast burrito grande that has eggs, black beans onions, green peppers and mushrooms and I chose to top it with vegetarian green chili. The dish came with potatoes on the side. I also ordered a single pancake on the side was a nice addition and i was completely full for the rest of the day. I can't wait to return to Butterhorn in the ski season next year.

While driving back to Denver, I needed to pull over and let my decongestant kick in (driving…read morethrough the passes with a blocked ear is no fun!) We happened to be passing Copper Mountain, and saw a Conoco ahead. As we pulled in, we saw an adjoining coffee shop. We went in and I was immediately put at ease. There were lots of comfy seating options, and tons of natural light pouring in. I ordered a hot tea (they feature Tazo brand), then went over to sit on the big black couch across from the fireplace. They had lots of crayons and a few board game options. Lots of art on the walls, and oh, the plants! I love businesses that have love plants in them. After about 15 minutes, I was feeling better, so we hopped back in the car and got back on the road. I am so thankful for such a comfortable place to take a quick rest.

The hours aren't posted when you look up the coffee shop on the maps, just a phone number, no big…read moredeal. We call the number to make sure they're open since it is in between their winter and summer season, and a lot of shops are closed. We simply ask if they're open, saying we just wanted to call and make sure before going there. Very rudely the guy on the phone responds with, yea we're we ever not open? No need to get snarky on the phone, we were just asking a simple question. After reading other reviews I would not recommend anyone going there based on service and quality.

good service good coffee…read moregood chocolate shake ( need bigger straws tho for your shake!) thanks !! visiting from TN (annual trip )and will remember to come back here next time !!

Stopped by on our walk for some floats and they were delicious! My husband really enjoyed the cold…read morebrew and the guy who took everyone's orders and made everything was great! Kudos to him as he was the only one doing everything. Great outside seating as well. Would definitely come back!

Great tunes on the patio with my cheap date, Sunshine the Greyhound. We were immediately seated for…read moreBrunch, and quickly attended to by the friendly, helpful Edith. Soon the Bloody Mary made with a delicious homemade mix recipe arrived. They've tuned it up to gourmet quality! The Monte Christo was delicious too!

It was quiet Monday morning in Frisco, and I asked if our party of four adults could sit at a table…read morethat seated five rather than the very small tables that had four chairs around them. The hostess said no, that she had to reserve that table in case a party of seven came in. We were seated at one of the very tiny tables and it felt uncomfortable-it was clear that once our plates arrived we would need to move all the condiments from the middle of the table, and even then it would be a tight squeeze.Eventually, the round top next to us that seats five opened and we asked if we could move to that one. The hostess turned to our waitress and asked if it was OK with her if we moved. The waitress hesitated. She looked from us to the other table and back again, and then she said, "We don't usually let people move tables after they've placed their order." I want to emphasize that the restaurant was half full, and there were no people waiting to be seated. The waitress finally said, "Well, OK." It was so much more comfortable at the larger table, but that whole, strangely uncomfortable exchange threw a pall over the meal. Clearly customer service is not their concern. In the two days prior we had eaten breakfast at the Butterhorn across the street, and The Little Diner in Vail, both of which were welcoming, friendly, and accommodating, so the contrast was glaring. I ordered the Summer Corn Scramble, and it was delicious, although the accompanying hash browns tasted like they were from a frozen package, and the English muffin was not the best quality. The door handles as we entered the restaurant were grimy and I should have taken that as a cue to eat elsewhere. I will not return.

A nice and hot burrito with a soft flour tortilla always hits in the morning but you definitely can…read moremake these at home. Super convenient and overall solid - one of the few places open super early so if you're trying to grab a bite and go out before it gets crowded on the hikes/slopes, this is a solid choice for grab and go food. The store is essentially combined with 3 other shops and all the menus are featured inside - it was a little confusing at first but yes you are in the right place haha.

This was our first stop after a long travel day the night before and this breakfast burrito…read moredefinitely did rejuvenate us. Quick service, extremely reasonable prices, and an incredible breakfast made all of this a lovely start to our time in Colorado. All of the Red Sox memorabilia was a bonus too!!

In an open land filled with Barnes & Noble, comes a MUCH better bookstore with your name on it!…read more It's got everything you need from the classics (with their own awesome covers), any genre you could imagine, a large kids section, puzzles, stationary, local products, a bar for some 'literary libations' and more! It's so nice to see the local and independent bookstores and their layouts. This one is no different and such a homey type of feel! Please make your way on over and support!

Cute little book store that is actually a little larger than I first thought. We mainly stopped…read moreby to see if my grandson could find a gift for his girlfriend. Don't really find what he wanted, but had a really nice stroll around!