This place is really great for coffee. Probably the best we had in the area, stretching from…read moreSilverton to Ouray. It was busy when we walked in, with a slight line. There were two staff helping and making all the drinks, and they went pretty fast! Our drinks were really good. The coffee wasn't bitter or burnt, and we could taste the flavor of their homemade syrup. I'd definitely come back to try other combinations.

Coffee was great but Young barista gal was very rude. I asked for an iced coffee and she rolled…read moreher eyes and said they didn't have that before finally offering an alternative. I also asked for a carrier and she kind of flung across the counter at me. Not sure what her issue was but needless to say needs to improve on her customer interaction

August 12, 2026 - Ridgway, CO…read more I'm not sure how the locals afford these prices. We were visiting and needed to pick up a few staples, so we stopped here. I was surprised by some of the prices, so I checked my receipt against current average grocery prices in Colorado. It turns out our total was approximately 15% higher than the Colorado average. Of course, this is a mountain town, so you expect prices to be a bit higher. But some items were significantly more expensive. A few examples: Chobani yogurt: ($9.49 vs. $6.49 average) Cherub tomatoes: ($5.99 vs. $3.99 average) Fairlife milk: ($7.49 vs. $5.99 average) Havarti cheese: ($8.49 vs. $6.40 average) Looking back, there were definitely a few things I should have skipped. The shopping experience itself could have been better, too. They were restocking shelves while we were there, and there were boxes and merchandise that we had to maneuver our cart around. One item I wanted was behind a pile of things waiting to be stocked. I was trying to get to it, but the stocker completely ignored me. Not cool. Lesson learned: Double-check prices when shopping in small mountain towns, and buy only the items you absolutely need.

Nice place, they have plenty for the small town. On the expensive side but convenient to the…read moreRidgway State Park to get last minute things. The cashier was different (different is not bad) but hard to read. She was good at what she did, even noticed that she scanned something twice and quickly removed it. She did not really acknowledge me nor my husband at all, no eye contact. So of course I needed to break the ice and before we left, we said I hope you have a great day. She said it back in a low tone. Again, it's most likely her personality and that's ok.

Super polite guy (owner) serving ice cream (single was $6.50) various ways. Cool little business…read morethat was quite busy. Waffle cones weren't fresh but had great flavor and texture.

The best hot fudge and whipped cream. The sundaes are really ott. Flavors good and staff couldn't…read morebe nicer. Cute games and seating inside and adorable patio seating,

Best coffee in ouray. To be clear, that doesn't mean the best cup of coffee ever. In a town almost…read moreentirely devoid of good food or coffee, this coffee shop might save you from caffeine withdrawals.

They open earlier than most shops/cafes in town, which was nice for us early risers! Very cute and…read morecozy inside, with a wide variety of baked goods and breakfast options. Coffee was good too! Definitely recommend.

Aot of flies in restaurant Had homemade corned beef that…read moreneeded alot more attention. Carrots took over flavor with 1/2cooked potatoes

August 9, 2026 - Ridgway, CO…read more It was my husband's birthday, so we decided to treat ourselves to breakfast--and we're so glad we found Kate's. The servers were incredibly friendly, and the dog-friendly patio was a definite bonus since we had our pup with us. The breakfast was really good, too. I had the Eggs Benedict, which was delicious, with fruit on the side. I especially appreciated that our server told me exactly what fruit would be included--small detail, but helpful. This was a great spot for a birthday morning breakfast, especially if you're looking for somewhere with friendly staff, great food and a dog-friendly patio.

Absolutely one of the best breakfast's that I've ever had. I got the pulled pork bowl and it was…read moreamazeballs. Fresh ingredients and an amazing flavor profile.

This place was such a great stop for brunch before we headed out on the road back to Denver…read more They are open early enough, we went inside, and the staff was super friendly. There are lots of options and everything sounds better than the last, I ended up going with the chicken salad, croissant, and my friend had the Mexican style bowl. It comes with a tiny side of your choice of quinoa, salad or street corn. They also had fresh squeezed orange juice to go cups, so I got one of those too. Overall, the food was amazing, but the portions were really small for pretty high prices, but I guess that's to be expected in a mountain town. I know rents there are high. I think it was still totally worth the money and I would definitely stop by again

Three visits in 3 days, I could live at this place! Visit 1: loved the salmon pate because they ran…read moreout of the scone I wanted. Visit 2: drip coffee and delicious blueberry lemon scone... it's huge and full of blueberries! Visit 3: brought my friends for coffee and scones. Thought about buying bread but I'm too far from home! Great service and delicious food! Loved talking with the locals too!

Our favorite stop on our way to our San Juan - get aways. Incredible baked goods, don't miss out on…read moretheir rotating seasonal scones.

They have really good coffee and the Main Street location is so charming. The service is always…read morefriendly. Prices are reasonable. Has become my favorite coffee shop in town.

Decent spot with quality coffee. The staff person who took our order seemed a bit inexperienced but…read moreno major deal. Nice atmosphere with seating upstairs and downstairs and a book exchange/ little library on the top floor. The coffee was good and not unreasonably priced. Chill spot. One of the better places we visited in Montrose.

If you go here for coffee, expect a solid mid-drink. Plus, it's expensive. If you're looking for…read morethe best coffee in town, this may be it. I also tried a "scrap" cookie. For 5$, it was also alright, but nothing I'd buy again. Their ice cream was expensive for the size. I saw people walking around with the smallest cones I'd ever seen. I'd come back for the nostalgia of Ouray, but I won't crave this place.

Cheeky names for special coffee drinks, and a Pumpkin Spice Latte served year-round (hot or iced,…read moreit's all optional!), along with ALL the milks (coconut! banana!!), syrups too... chocolate, ice cream, burritos!? It's a one-stop shop (unless you're me, then you grab some to-go & hit the road). The house blend of cinnamon, cayenne, and chipotle in the Mexican Mocha is TOPS (as in hitting the roof of my mouth, lingering long with sweet chocolate to balance). Truly elegant coffee, if you're into the flavored kind. Meanwhile Grace is living up to her name, serving extra sweets by the case (or order some online).