Great place. Fresh everything…read more Excellent selection Sort of a Mom & Pop Whole Foods

Your Raw Chopped Salad was one of the best in Durango for a fresh, lettuce-addressed mixture of…read moresquash, broccoli, etc. I don't get to town much but the last two times I've bought it (as recently as friday of last week) has little to no lettuce. It's soggy, not fresh and frankly tastes like a salad which is two days old - not good. I will not buy again. Whomever has taken over the Deli needs to understand that cabbage soaked in vegetables juices, days old, is not the same as a fresh salad.

Nice staff great sandwich and gyro. The dill pickle that came with it also good. The deli is in a…read moreconvenience mart/gas station. There is seating inside or you can use the drive through

Great sausage, egg and cheese muffin, made to order. Bought one each.for a friend and her daughter…read more They went back and got five before they headed back to Denver. Best reuben in town. Really good fries as well. Megan, Andrew and their crew couldn't be friendlier or efficient. Buy local!!!!!

To go. Excellent sandwich. Good variety. I will be back. Not a threat but a promise! Friendly…read morepeople. Buckley park for a picinic.

I tried to call so they could be done before I walked in..,they don't answer but I keep…read morecalling...finally they answer and I'm trying to order as I'm walking in (7 min to close) and the dude tries to tell me " I'm sorry we have already turned off the grill" I said " I'm walking in and the open sign is on" wtf yo- open till 7 means make my sandwich at 5 min till! So, I'm just here to natk on the boy tryin to not do his job....good help is so hard to find! Ps never once have I had a complaint about the women working here....they always make my sandwich amazing and have brilliant attitudes

We stopped at Honeyville while vacationing in Durango, and it turned out to be such a fun and…read moreunique stop! If you love anything honey-related, this place is a must. They offer a huge variety of products made with honey, everything from honey butter and wine to syrups and glazes. It's the kind of place where you walk in "just to look" and end up wanting to try everything. The quality and variety really stood out. Beyond the food, the shop is full of charming gifts and décor, adorable bee-themed plaques, kitchen towels, and more. It has that perfect rustic, Colorado feel. What really caught our attention was the outdoor setup. The large honey-dipper-style poles and the big bear statue make it such a cute and memorable spot, perfect for photos. Highly recommend stopping here if you're in the Durango area. It's a sweet little gem (literally)!

Honeyville is the cutest little shop and we are so glad we decided to stop in. We were having lunch…read moreacross the street at James Ranch Grill, which is another must stop, and figured we would check out Honeyville before heading out. We sampled several of their flavored honeys and ended up buying a few favorites to take home. They also make really great gifts. The kids loved watching the real bees behind the glass. We skipped the wine tasting but did pick up a bottle of their Bloody Mary mix. If you're driving between Durango and Silverton, this is definitely worth the stop!

Definitely the go-to spot for sandwiches! I came here while visiting Durango and was craving a…read moresandwich and ended up finding 2nd Deli. I ordered a ham, cheese, lettuce and mayo sandwich since I was sharing with my little sister. It was everything I wanted in that moment. They not only have a ton of different sandwiches on their menu, but they also have a full bar. A great spot to grab sandwiches and drinks while in Durango!

The most extraordinary turkey sandwich I can recall partaking in. I can't believe that I'm in a…read moresmall Colorado town, where often, mediocre food is the rule, and burgers are typically the only item most restaurants are capable of mustering. This sandwich is truly epic. The wheat bread is from a local bakery. Instead of it being toasted in a perfunctory, afterthought manner, it is thoroughly toasted right at the point of the wheat kernels cracking, engendering the goodness only wheat can provide. The bacon is properly cooked, with no hint of undercooked slime present. The green chili tastes as though it was brought here this morning from Hatch, with the whole of the ingredients being uniquely fresh. Finally, the sriracha mayo sauce provides just the right presence of spice, uniquely accenting the green chili. Turkey itself is great, but I confess, is so overshadowed by the excellence present throughout the sandwich, that it hardly occupies the center stage. On another note, a definite problem here is that the water glass conveying a distinct taste of soap residue. It's bad. This happened the last time that I was here, as well. I did tell the owner about this today. Pricing is just right and seating can be awkward at times. I look forward to returning.

Delicious hearty breakfasts…read more I got the dough works burrito with eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, & cheddar cheese. I asked for the green chili stew on the side. Family got the omelette, steak, biscuits and gravy, french toast. Everything was delicious. Friendly service, too. Popular and busy, so don't expect to rush.

The somewhat ridiculous yuppie puppie craze of olive oil tasting reaches a new low with this…read moreStarbuckian styled store. The disinterested 20ish attendant gave the same canned monotone spiel to all who entered, a robo introduction to the wonder of miscellaneous extracts added to olive oil. Pretension reigns here, as horned-rimmed glasses wearing professor types wax endlessly about the hints of juniper seed and raspberry slurries imbued in the solid double virgin olive oil base. Barf. Barf. Barf.

I love having a local olive oil company in town. They have a lot of different oils and other…read moreproducts as well. Our favorite is the Meyer lemon oil. They are great about tasting before buying, which is very nice.

Durango Natural Foods is a Co-op. Member owned since 1974…read more The plant selection caught my attention. So many air plants at such a great price. Many unique items

It's good as a store for convenience but oh my is the price inconvenient! I went to go buy vanilla…read moreextract because it was next door. I arrive and look. It was like 10 dollars! And I went to check out and it ended up being like 15 dollars.

For 20 years my family and I have driven by James Ranch on our way to Haviland Lake, Purgatory,…read moreMolas Lake, Silverton, Ouray.......................... and have watched the ranch grow as we fly past on 550. We finally, recently stopped. Where do I start? First off the person who set up the store is a genius! When you walk in the front door of the store your senses are hit with the most relaxing aroma therapy wafting from the handmade soaps located just to your right. (Yes, it was the first thing I picked up!) As you move along the store you are treated to some of the most amazing local art. Earrings, blankets, handspun wool. But then there's the cooler. Filled with meats, cheeses, breads, sausages, just yummy, yummy, organic goodness. Then there's the book corner. (I had to limit myself at 5. THIS time.) I understand all the authors were local. (Actually even though James Ranch owners seem to have their bases covered with their own beef, pork, cheese "artists" they welcome local artists to showcase their art.) So back to the cooler. We ended up buying some of the chorizo. I love homemade chorizo and this did not disappoint. We also bought a roast that I cooked last night. I took all the praises from my family at how good that roast was. But at the end of the day I knew, there was NO WAY anybody could have screwed up that roast! We also ate while we at James Ranch. I almost feel sorry for any other burger I will ever eat again. The James Burger set a standard only Ramsey can beat. OH! I didn't even mention the deck!? Or the picnic tables on the lawn? Or the view of the cows grazing in the meadow while I drip juices from an organic beef burger on my face!? NOT sorry! OH! And shout-out to Adam who had to wait to close the store because we couldn't tear ourselves away from "the ranch" side of James Ranch. Guess we'll be back earlier in the day next time!