Yolk River was a great "pop-up" back in 2022. The coffee shop it popped up next to is still going…read morestrong. Espresso Paeonia is a local favorite.

Wow! Try to get yourself over to Yolk on Monday or Tuesday morning. Absolutely delicious bagel…read moreand egg sandwich and egg/biscuit sandwich. The expressos are also excellent. A perfect combination in funky downtown Paonia.

Lovely winery and restaurant with a well-curated retail nook full of art, jewelry, apparel and home…read moregoods.

Gorgeous view! Such fresh incredible food. The salad was so delicious and one of the best tomato…read morebisque I've ever had with a delicious fancy grilled cheese with caramelized onions. Their sparkling white wine really hit the spot. The service was incredible. The people are so friendly, caring and sweet! Do yourself a favor and stop in here for a glass of wine and some delicious food

Considering this place is just a step above a Food truck, it's amazing... When we were there, it…read morewas super hot. They don't have air conditioning, but you can sit inside, but really dark and a little dingy but kind of cool. Of course we did sit outside. They had a really excellent refreshing cocktail. Made with vodka and grapefruit juice. We had a skewer of barbecue shrimp, which was excellent and they have some pretty great Wines from this region which is round. I had some Colorado Lamb and all of their food could be served with linen and Crystal in a formal dining room. Seriously... Don't let the curb appeal drive you away from this place because the food is great and the people were really nice. Highly recommend coming here and then afterwards you're right on the river and you can take a walk in the public park to walk off the excellent meal you experience.

We came here for dinner on an overnight stay in Paonia. Our Bed and Breakfast host recommended this…read morerestaurant for dinner. Atmosphere: The restaurant is located at the end of a state park past a trailer park, don't let the entrance fool you. They had plenty of parking. There is ONLY outdoor seating so keep that in mind, especially during the heat of the summer. You order at the counter and they bring the food to your table. They have a lovely outdoor seating area with beautiful view of the mountains and you can look at their small garden. Service: The service was great. Our food was brought promptly and everyone we encountered was friendly. Food: The food was AMAZING. I live in Tampa, Florida and this chef can easily compete with professional chefs in Tampa. The food was soooo good. The chef changes the mean each week and cooks based off what's available. The chef puts love into his food and it shows. We tried the 'Baked Feta' appetizer which was so good. It came with crostini and purslane. I've never eaten purslane before but it was so good. I had their 'Bone Marrow Pasta' and it was AMAZING. The pasta is homemade. My husband had their 'Smoked Salmon Grower Bowl' and loved it. They must smoke the salmon themselves because it did not look store bought. For dessert, we got their last slice of 'Apricot Blueberry Pie', the piece came with homemade vanilla ice cream. It was soo good. I can't say enough good things about our dinner here. We came here around 5:30, on a Monday evening, and it was very busy by the time we left at 7 pm. I recommend come right when they open because they only cook items on the menu until they're gone.

The food was excellent and the service was top notched. We dined outside at a lovely picnic table…read more The shade trees are great and you can bring your dog on a leash. Super fun vibes.

While visiting family in Paonia, we went to Sweet Grass for brunch. The setting is in the back…read moregarden where families are welcome & there's space for the kids to play. We were seated & one of us went inside the building to order for us. The menu is short with lots of "farm to fork" options. Everything was superb, our server was attentive etc. This is a small mountain town vibe so don't expect glamor. Do expect a nice, shady backyard, a good menu, attentive servers @ great food!

I first became acquainted with Big B's while visiting the Museum of Contemporary Art in the Lower…read moreDowntown section of Denver a few years ago. The occasion: viewing the incredible "Keith Haring: Grace House Mural" exhibition at MCA Denver back in 2021. Towards the end of my visit, I went upstairs to the rooftop and purchased a bottle of Big B's organic lemonade. Organic ingredients include lemon juice, cane sugar, whole lemons and apple juice, along with filtered water and natural flavor. What I loved about this lemonade is the citrus essence was great, it was not cloyingly sweet (more moderately sweet), and the apple juice gave it a welcome, totally different taste not found in most lemonades. Drinking this delicious lemonade was a great way to cap off an enjoyable visit to the museum. On a different note, I didn't realize Hotchkiss, Colorado is actually closer to Utah than Denver. It's about 236 miles away from Denver. But if I'm ever taking a road trip, I would like to visit Big B's Delicious Orchards.

Big B's is a truly awesome place. I have been there for tent camping by one of the ponds as well as…read morefor food and drink in the main building. I have also purchased their cider in other venues. Camping is awesome with incredible views and solitude depending on how many other people are camping. The ponds and kayaks are so much fun. The cider is excellent and service is friendly. I would definitely go back and hope to go to one other concert sometime in the summer.

We stopped by Mountain Oven Bakery's stand at the Crested Butte farmer's market after somebody in…read morethe area told us that we could not miss out on the goodies here. The line moved pretty fast and we got three items -- a cinnamon raisin croissant, a pistachio cardamom bun, and a sesame sourdough loaf ($19 pre tax/tip). The croissant was absolutely delicious and hands-down the star of the show. We did not enjoy the cardamom bun (very dough-y, not much flavor, did not end up finishing). The bread was solid and had a unique flavor, but could not hold a candle to the croissant. If we are back in the area, I will be buying as many croissants as I can carry!

Yummy pastries and bread. My favorite is honey macadamia cinnamon roll. Also occasionally have…read moreburritos. Everyone is really friendly. Only open Friday mornings 8-11am but other times can pick up pastries and bread on the honor system inside. They take credit cards for an additional charge.

After reading the reviews we had low expectations. The Diner was great. Exactly what I expected…read morefrom a small town diner. Portions were great and everything was cooked perfectly.

These are local people doing their local thing under the shadow of the LandsEnd Mountain, and it's…read moreall nice. Our waitress who had roped cattle as a girl and whose family are 4th generation ranchers here recommended I order the bacon, eggs and hash browns, all great. I added a side of fresh sliced avocado and a biscuit. I poked into this diner on a Saturday morning before my jog around the hills and at that time the place was crowded with families in booths. It had a warm weekend feeling. When I came in with my son and a friend later that morning, the diner was quieter. The staff were fun to chat with and helpful. We felt welcome. It was regular local breakfast food. Maybe I'd recommend approaching the place with a generous perspective, then I don't think you'll go wrong with this Paonia diner experience. The food was good. We all enjoyed it.

Amazing breakfast burritos! I had the veggie which was super flavorful and hearty. Friendly and so…read morewelcoming to us newbies to town!

A small space with a lotta love, fresh made to order options. Breakfast Lunch and Dinner twice…read moreweekly.

Food was great! Everyone was friendly and we loved the atmosphere. Seating area was very nice and…read morewe were pleased with our dining experience

Tractor collection is superb and the food is superior while members of the staff are always…read morepleasant and hospitable.

Great biscuits! We stop here when we are headed out of town, for a quick bite to eat. I love the…read morechicken biscuit. The breakfast burritos are good, my favorite is the chorizo. This is also close to Community hospital. We stopped here on our way to see my son and his wife after they had their first baby. We told the staff we were getting breakfast for ALL four of us and headed to see my grandson. They went all out and decorated the containers for everyone. It was so sweet, and something I won't ever forget. They went the extra mile. Everyone is very kind, and they have good service for a food truck.

Look I grew up on the McDonalds Sausauge Egg Biscuit and the McMuffin family so when I got wind…read morethat there was a POPPIN biscuit food truck spot in the town that I was working temporarily in, it was a no brainer to go try. Like the many reviews state, this food truck is located at Mesa Mall right in front of the Dicks Sporting Good. I mean once youre at Mesa Mall and you're panicking you can't find it, just give it the mall a good ole round-a-bout you'll find it trust. Enough about logistics and my biscuit history, lets talk Alarado. The biscuits. Whatever you get, you have to try it with the biscuit. Personally went with the sausage, egg & cheese breakfast sandwich with pepper jack and the BISCUIT ofc. There's something surreal about eating a delicious biscuit breakfast sandwich at 7:00 am in the morning when its raining outside. I'm surprised I even got a photo of it before demolishing it. Now underrated co-start is the breakfast burrito. Because my back is big, I also got a chorizo breakfast burrito with green chili. Goodness gracious, that one also was a banger seriously. Biscuit sandwich or burritos are definitely the move I'd say here. Go get your biscuit on.