Food was excellent. We stayed in Keystone for the week and we came here 3 times. All breakfast for…read morethe last day which we had lunch. Didn't matter. Food tocked actress the board. Services was excellent and just a different type of personal. Biscuits and Gravy were the best we've had. Comfortable environment that just felt like home for tourists as well as regular. Wish we had this kind of place in Florida

BOOM! the vibe here is so chill and Colorado. Highly recommend this local spot. Chess game going…read moreon at the bar. Staff works like perfectly greased cogs in a wheel. Ordered the Cuban with fries and the buffalo wrap with onion rings Cuban could use a bit more sauce, fries were curly like the pigs tail. Wrap was delicious and rings were perfect! Bathrooms clean. Decor is Colorado history without overly dramatic! Keystone is a great place to ski. Haywood's is the only place to eat breakfast or lunch!

This is a cute little cafe tucked back off the main river run area. The service is good as is the…read morefood. We have only come for breakfast, so I can't speak to their cocktails. The latte was very disappointing. $10.50 for 16oz, and it was a cup of warm milk with a shot or espresso. The breakfasts were delicious though.

Came here for lunch after a blue bird day. Will say, the food is really good...and you pay extra…read morefor eating on the resort. I had a BLT and I loved it. But I didnt love paying $15+ for it. The staff is very friendly and attentive. They know the menu and always greet us while a smile. Its a chill spot off to the side of the resort with musical themed decor.

Great stop on the bar tour de Breck! Stopped in for a quick drink and stayed for a couple rounds…read more Great bites and good cocktail scene.

Came into The Horseshoe and it delivered. Started with the chips and queso (dangerously easy to…read morecrush), then had the carne asada, it was cooked perfectly. The flavor was amazing but still solid. Also grabbed the Oaxacan Old Fashioned, which was smoky, balanced, and honestly one of the better cocktails I've had in Breckenridge. The vibes were great, super relaxed but lively, and the staff was genuinely friendly and welcoming without being overbearing. Solid food, strong drinks, and a place that actually feels fun to be in. Definitely recommend and would 100% come back. I have a high bar for 5 . Really this is closer to 4.5 than 4.

We stop by this small town cafe on the way to steamboat spring…read more Small town with lots of character. This establishment is super crowded, the host is super efficient with checking in and report via text once table is ready. Food: salmon with brown rice plate is excellent, steak and egg plate - eggs cooked well, however the steak sirloin is dry and well done for medium rare and dry. I would not recommend steak here. Sandwich is decent. Drinks are yummy. Cappuccino and frapp are delicious. Overall, this place just needs faster service, more waiter/waitress to accommodate the volume of customers on peak time

Food: The breakfast enchiladas with chorizo, smothered with…read moreColorado Green Chile and sitting on a bed of hash browns in an overly filling meal. Between the eggs, enchiladas, and hash browns, I was more than full and needed a take-home box as well. The flavors are good and the chorizo is spicy enough to stand out even among the smothering. Steer clear of the red Chile which is tomato and beans- would absolutely change the meal. Service: 2nd rush ~ we came in at 9 and were seated by 9:15. Our server said the first rush starts at 7AM and there is a line out the door. So come at 9 for a non-rushed sit-down ;-) The server was friendly and attentive. Payment expectation for restaurants is shifting though. When I was handed the credit card machine to check out, my suggested tip was between 22-30%, with a custom tip button as well. Ambience: The customers here are the general Dillon population and working class. It's not as bare bones as a diner, and not hoyty toyty like restaurants in neighboring Breck. The combination of all 3 will have me coming back for breakfast next time I'm up there.

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.

Attentive and fast service kept my coffee mug full…read more Biscuits and Gravy were nice. Gravy Chef needs to heat up gravy before serving. Cinnamon roll, the most popular item, was homemade and fresh. Ambience is busy diner: no music. But each table has different (vintage?) salt and pepper shakers which are for sale.

My family loved all of their freshly baked treats. The blt sandwich and tomato soup were tasty…read more It's a nice little stop before Keystone. Service was great!

A sandwich and one of the many sweet treats from the glass counters are the way to go. Whenever we…read morepass by Silverthorne, without fail we go to Blue Moon. Yes, does it get a little busy? Yes, is it small? Good!! That means it's a well run small business that we should be supporting!

I think this place gets way too much credit, and I genuinely hate to write a negative review I'm…read morejust trying to be honest with my realistic rating. The best part of both meals were the cheesy potato. I think if I ordered just that I would have given a much higher rating. So maybe we ordered poorly. I got the salmon bagels the salmon was dry, there was barely (if any?) cream cheese, and flavor just wasn't great. My husband ordered the locale. Given how much it cost I guess we expected more. Wmall sandwich that fell apart quickly. Still nothing special on the flavor. I could see this place being a great grab and go especially if you have picky kids for breakfast as they have lots of options, however if you are expecting something mind blowing... look elsewhere

Super cute breakfast spot. Everything we ordered was great. There is an automatic 3% tip added.read more

Dates of visit: February 13 - 15, 2025…read more We came here for either coffee or breakfast each day of our stay and while there are a lot of great options and tasty choices, there are definitely some opportunities to improve as well. LOVE the coffee drinks here! I had both the White Chocolate Mocha and the Samoa Latte and both were excellent, though just be prepared for a wait to get them as there is typically just one person making all of the handcrafted (to steal a phrase from Starbucks) drinks at a time. One of the visits the barista seemed more worried that his hair was looking enough like Justin Bieber's and less focused on the coffee, not sure that I loved him grooming himself and then going right back to preparing the drinks without a hand washing in-between... I also had the breakfast sandwich with ham on a croissant and while good, it could have been a bit better, especially if a higher quality croissant was used; such as those sold at Costco. The menu did not provide any details on the bread so I can't speak to its origins. The cinnamon roll was a big disappointment; while it looked good, it was not heated evenly and was really lacking in frosting, I should have gone with a muffin instead. The line can get long very quickly, so take that into consideration before ordering; if you're in a hurry and there's anyone in front of you, it will be a bit of a wait. But staff are very friendly, especially Chris!

I stayed at Keystone Lodge & Spa, and this café was located on second floor of the premises. Even…read morethought it was second floor, it was more like the ground floor. They had a Deli right next to the café for people who wanted to get quick snacks and takeout food. The café has a great outdoor seating with amazing view of the water and mountains. But that was about the only good thing that I could find... I ordered Bison Burger with fries. Simple enough order, I thought, but it took a long time for the food to come out. When it did finally arrive, I was a bit surprised... It was much smaller than I expected it to be, and only had patty, cheese, and some kind of fried onions. For $17, this is it? I looked at the menu again, and it says it comes with tobacco red onions, pepper jack, smoked garlic aioli, lettuce, tomato, and onion. But mine had no aioli, no lettuce, tomato, onion. My server was no where to be found, and no one came to check on me until I was almost done with it, so I just ate it without them. So sad...and the burger was nothing special. Fries had a nice amount of seasoning, but felt a bit dry. My server was not very attentive, had to wait a long time before I could find him to get a check. He never came out so I had to go into the restaurant to find him. When I did finally find him asked for my check, he came back with $60 bill. When I realized it, I had to go look for him AGAIN everywhere so that it can be corrected. What a horrible place with bad food, no service, and even try to rip you off if you are not careful.

Early risers, this is the place! Got all the breakfast and lunch items to ready for your hungry…read morestomach. Got the small town charm like jams and butter on the table, local items for sale displaced by the wall and the friendly servers taking care of your needs. Plenty of parking to the sides, shared restroom also and mostly, amazing views of main street looking toward the west!

This place was a serendipitous find for me, but I'm glad I drove past! I was leaving Breckenridge…read moregoing toward Vail and saw this place on Frisco's Main Street on the path to the freeway so I pulled off cause it looked cute. Indeed it was! The staff were friendly, helpful, and attentive. There was plenty of parking right out front, and it's on the main road so lots of other little fun shops around. There are shared bathrooms (between the businesses right around there); they're clean enough. And the food - it's excellent! I had the truffle scramble which is a truffle omelette ($17) with add ins, and comes with a side of hash browns and homemade toast or biscuit (I got the toast). I also ordered some earl grey tea with a side of vanilla syrup/milk (to make a London fog since it wasn't on their menu), and that was so lovely with the breakfast. I was quite full after all that, didn't need another meal until dinner although I ate at like 8:30am. Also the place got pretty full by 9a, a good number of people were on the waitlist and all the tables were full, so it gets busy! It's worth it tbh, I really liked the food and vibe. Would def recommend :)