Sorry in advance for the lack of photos. That often happens when I'm starving!…read more We are from out of town and this looked like a fun hole in the wall. It was busy when we walked in and all the tables were full and then we were offered outside seating which we didn't know they offered. They have three tables outside and it was nice in the sun. The menu has a nice selection of typical breakfast options. They also have burgers as I saw one walk by on its way to another table. Service was good even though we were outside. Chicken fried steak - 8/10 - this was one of the better ones that I have had. The hash brown potatoes were crispy and delicious and the sunny side up eggs were cooked perfectly . Oatmeal - 6/10 - hard to have amazing oatmeal, it was fine Pancakes - 7.5/10 - these were light and airy, yummy, and huge (they were the size of the plate) This is a great place to frequent.

Solid place for breakfast. Ordered the smothered breakfast burrito and blueberry short stack…read more Amazing. If it's your first time, let your waiter know!

We go for our "Fall Day" every year, and love Old Oak. Coffee selections are fantastic, they allow…read moremenu substitutions, and the staff are super friendly. Old Oak is about 30 mins for us, and it's worth the drive.

Cinnamon cold brew was amazing, fun atmosphere, and lots of outdoor seating. It's a great small…read moretown community staple. Lemon scone was also good, definitely want to try the baked oatmeal next time!

East Simpson is the LITERAL best! Coffee is on point (complete with latte art) and there's a ton of…read moreGF food options. The space inside has 2 floors, and ample outdoor seating with working fire pits (in the cooler temps). It can get packed on Sundays before the farmers market, so recommend getting there before 8:30am. The owner, Ty is a sweetheart and hospitality is super important to him and it shows through and through this place. It has SO much heart. It's a total neighborhood gem. 100/10 recommend.

Lovely neighborhood cafe a block away from downtown Lafayette. Very cute outdoor patio area to sit…read moreor you can grab a seat inside on the main floor or upstairs. Popped in here after going to the farmer's market and ordered an iced matcha and apple cinnamon muffin. The barista was super friendly and recommended I try the matcha with 1/2 vanilla 1/2 blueberry syrup and topped with blueberry whipped cream. Decided to give it a try and I'm really glad I did - it was delicious. The muffin was also amazing. Love all of the local art adorning their shelves and countertops.

After an early checkout at a cabin in Estes, I was in need of coffee, so a pit stop in Boulder was…read morein order! We were able to park right in front (thank you CU Boulder for being on Thanksgiving Break) and made our way into the cute little shop. Smiling staff members welcomed us, eager to assist. Dad wanted a simple fresh brewed coffee, while Mom opted for a warm Carmel Latte. I settled on an Iced Vanilla Latte. Our bill was a measly $15 which is not bad for 3 drinks in Boulder! Our drinks were ready within 4 minutes and were pretty in presentation (look at that art!) and absolutely delicious! I'll def be back when back in Boulder!

Funky old school Boulder vibes, local organic fair trade coffee beans. They carry my favorite chai-…read moreDushanbe tea house! And other tea options from them as well. The food is reasonably priced and delicious. The salmon bagel is exceptional, as well as the Gruyère and ham croissants. Fresh fruit cups, salads, and local meat and cheese sandwiches, including gf bread options. The owners are friendly and local! Definitely worth a try, not to mention the soon to come summer patio music sessions with a view! What more could you ask for.

A Greek cafe with an incredible ambiance! I sure wasn't expecting this discovery while I was doing…read morea little excursion in this Lafayette neighborhood on a beautiful Sunday early afternoon. This is a cafe where they can prepare a full meal and yet you may not call it a "full service restaurant". You can also order something upfront and be on the go so I enjoyed the "casual" approach. I hadn't had my morning coffee yet; I was a bit overdue for that as a matter of fact. I first asked for the Cold Brew but the young lady upfront said they were all out of it for the day. Bummer...I hence opted for an Iced Latte. I also asked for one the traditional Greek Butter Cookies/Biscuits. And all for to go. As much as I wanted to immerse myself into the exquisite ambient atmosphere inside the cafe, I somehow shied away from doing so as most of the tables were occupied by people with some chatters (they weren't loud or anything however ); I simply wanted some "me time" all by myself in my own car. As much as this place is beautiful, the service was a bit too slow. My simple iced latte and butter cookie/biscuit took about 15 minutes before they were handed to me (while I was awaiting though, an older lady who came out of the kitchen area gave me a nice warm smile and asked if she could assist me. To which I replied, "I am waiting for my beverage and pastry ". As soon as I had said that they were finally ready. Oh boy, I almost thought they had forgotten about me!) But my patience paid off at the end. I really enjoyed my beverage and pastry especially the iced latte. It was well-made in a 16oz cup in a generous pour. The perfect mixture of the espresso shots and the milk; mmmmm!! The butter cookie/biscuit was light and had a hint of butteriness; sure was a nice accomplishment to my cold refreshing latte. The quality didn't disappoint me. While I strongly doubt that I would bother to come all the way up here just to dine at this cafe even for its cuteness, it's a nice place to remember in case I happen to find myself in the neighborhood. This place deserves a perfect 4-star review based on my experience today. And I hope that the service improves a bit in the future.

Wow - what a gem. Can't believe I haven't come here before. Located on 95th and Arapahoe this…read morebreakfast/lunch place is not to miss. They have indoor and outdoor seating overlooking a park. Order at the counter and they bring your food out to you. We were there for lunch on a Friday and the place was packed. My friend got the gluten free quiche and a Greek side salad. I had the Kofte Borek and a Greek side salad. Portions were perfect. Food was fantastic. My Kofte took a little longer to come out because they made it fresh. They serve all the coffee and tea you would expect for mornings. Staff were friendly and pleasant. Recommend!

This is The Place...for a great locals breakfast…read more Food was exceptional and all the breakfast favorites are available. Leaning towards Mexican options which is even better for us. We had the MIGAS and the Steak-and-egg fried rice with coffees. AWESOME!!! I would eat the wagyu steak n eggs everyday! Service is fast and efficient. They had people in and out in no time. Food came fast and hot and they didn't miss a step. Coffee cup was full the entire time and they turned tables like their life depended on it. At 11am on Sunday morning we showed up to 10 people waiting, within 5-7 minutes we were all seated. There was a constant flow of customers and you know this place is a local gem. Out the door for $52 for a quality meal that included steak and bottomless coffee felt amazing given the economics of the day. Indoor and outdoor seating. Tables from 1 to 8 and lots of 2 and 4 tops. Hidden away in an industrial park, forget Snooze, come here. You won't regret it.

This truly is a best kept secret for brunching heaven off the beaten path in Boulder…read more It's a beautiful melting pot of cuisine as well as guests. While it has its own parking lot there is also loads of street parking nearby - making it easy to drop folks off near then swoop a spot for your stay. Seating is offered both inside and out. They are also happy to accommodate folks with mobility concerns and/or crutches. Staff are friendly, attentive and more than likely the hardest working waitstaff in town! If you're craving delicious food they have something for every palate! I'm talking gritz, breakfast burrito, pancakes, braised beef tongue, you name it they've got it!

What a lovely rooftop to hang out with friends and have a good beer and food! Thanks Sara M for the…read moresuggestion. I came here to catch up with a friend on a early Saturday afternoon and loved this experience! We all got some food downstairs and then we brought our lunches upstairs and then ordered some beers. Food is allowed from the 1st floor and you take the elevator up. Lots of excellent seating indoors and outside, it was the perfect day for a rooftop bar! I ordered a raspberry Kolsch made by Denver Beer Company and it was soo good! You could taste hints of raspberry, with a slight tang, but not too overpowering and not a sour beer. Id definitely come back here again! Perfect spot and you get great views of the mountain!

Located in the heart of Pearl Street, Avanti is in the middle of all the actions. There's paid…read morestreet parking near by. This is a great spot for casual group outings, especially when no one can decide on what to eat. The food hall offers a wide variety of options, Mediterranean, pizzas, Italian, Japanese, arepas and more. They also have coffee and full bars, so there's something for everyone. While there are plenty of seating indoor, the rooftop is definitely the highlight. You get a great view of the Flatirons and Pearl street below. Bonus points for being dog friendly, you can bring your fur friends to the rooftop patio!

I hosted an event here for 90 of my friends and I cannot say enough positive things about the…read morespace, the planning (Maren Nelson is an absolute gem, and I wish I could clone her), the food, the service, and the attention to detail. Everything was perfect, thanks to Maren and her team. They made me look good, and they made everything seem effortless. Not only would I return, but I have encouraged all of my local friends to host events here; and I'm looking for an excuse to return!

We were there to celebrate, so we split our order across two of the eight stalls: pineapple fried…read morerice with chicken from Chiang Mai (the Thai stall) and Chicken Shawarma from Amira (Middle Eastern). Both were genuinely well-executed -- the fried rice had real char and sweetness instead of tasting like a steam-table version, and the shawarma was juicy with a good sear on the edges, not the dry, overcooked version you get at a lot of fast-casual spots. Rosetta runs all eight concepts under one kitchen team rather than independent vendors, and it shows in how consistent everything tastes across stalls. We were at the main-floor bar downstairs, not the rooftop one, and the bartenders there were the highlight of the night. Attentive, fast, and clearly used to reading a group that's celebrating something. This is the spot for a group with different cravings who still wants to sit together -- one person wants noodles, another wants shawarma, nobody has to compromise. It's not a quiet date-night pick; it's communal, and built for exactly the kind of night we had. We'll be back, and next time we're ordering that fried rice again.