If you ever find yourself, stopping through Trinidad Colorado, or just looking for a good cup of…read morecoffee... Then look no further than Way out West Coffee! Cute little red "food truck "nearby the downtown square on the opposite side of the highway. A little tricky to get there, but it's worth it! You can stay in your car and just pull up to the little window next to the trailer or you can get out and sit in their little garden area. I got the Spanish Peak latte (which has touch of cayenne) w/ oat milk and my son got the Fischers peak latte regular milk both absolutely delicious! Looking forward to their brick n mortar coffee shop coming soon...

The honey bee latte was great and the service was very friendly. Would stop here again if in the…read morearea.

We always stop at Starbucks when passing through Trinidad on roadtrips, but this time decided to do…read moresomething local and oh boy parkatory did not disappoint!!! This is our new happy coffee stop. They host an impressive food and beverage menu along with an entire wall of loose leaf tea for a tiny shop. I was incredibly impressed!!! They had a crustless quiche that was so good!! I have had many quenches and this one topped the all. My fam had the breakfast sandwiches, and I kept hearing oh this is so good, yummy, delicious from everyone. The coffee was delicious - I had a cup of black coffee and it was so smooth. Quaint place, clean restrooms, delicious food!

Great spot for food and drink! Coffee menu has all the favorites and the food menu has some great…read moreoptions! I had the bagel breakfast sandwich which was really tasty. Great location and had regulars that frequented which is allows a good sign.

(Caution: By continuing to read this review, you acknowledge I'm not responsible for if you happen…read moreto fall in love with this coffee shop and the cozy town of Trinidad!!!) One of my friends took me into Mutiny for some afternoon refreshments--little did I know this short visit would turn into a major highlight of the afternoon for me!!! From the moment I stepped through the door, I was transported back in time to an era of retro nostalgia that felt both comforting and exciting. The first thing that struck me about Mutiny was its unique decor. The walls were adorned with an array of retro decorations, from arcade games to black felt posters. It was evident a lot of thought and time was put into creating an atmosphere that was so cozy and captivating. What really sold me on Mutiny though, is the exceptional service and the wonderful conversation I had with David. From the moment I walked in, he welcomed me with a warm smile and a genuine passion for his coffee shop. David walked me through their beverage offerings and even took the time to geek out with me on retro stereo players and vintage furniture! Other memorable features include the (free!) arcade machines, comics for sale original in mint-condition, and the impressive cereal bar--a concept I'd encountered in much larger cities but didn't expect to see in the quaint town of Trinidad. The blend of quirky decor, the cereal bar, and, most importantly, the exceptional service and conversation with David made this small-town coffee shop a true treasure. If you find yourself in Trinidad, don't miss the opportunity to step into Mutiny for a delightful trip down memory lane and some of the finest coffee and conversations you'll find in town.

Came here a couple of mornings to grab coffee while in the area visiting. Coffee was really good,…read morethe baked goods, the banana bread I got was really good. Service was friendly and fast, prices are super reasonable. Lots of different coffee drinks available. They also have a cereal bar with a lot of different cereal. They dish it out by the scoop if you're into that sort of thing. Don't really have a lot more to say. There are a couple other places nearby but I think this place opens the earliest and you can actually FIND this place. Parking is easy during the weekends, don't know about weekdays. If you're lucky, on the weekends apparently, maybe the Hispanic kids will be there and you can grab one of their $5 breakfast tacos. Someone in the group got one and said it was pretty damn good.

Really good, i got the bacon pancakes whoch were suprisingly good. had a good vibe and there shop…read moreis cool too, j got a new good looking hoodie

Drove by Trinidad this weekend and stopped at Almacks Kitchen for brunch! What a cute place and a…read morecute town! Very big open space with big tables and fun decor. Staff members were very friendly and helpful with the menu. I ordered the chicken fried steak Benedict as it was one of their specials. Let me just say...it did not disappoint!! The chicken was perfectly cooked, crunchy and tasty! The gravy was delicious, every bite was giving a cozy feeling. 10/10 They also have a small thrift shop attached to it. It was pretty cool! Definitely stop by if you are in the area!

This is a small Starbucks inside of Safeway and the people behind the counter worked hard to get…read moreeveryone's orders out quickly. Our drinks are good and the two workers were friendly.

Waited in line forever with only 2 people in front of me. Barista was rude and obviously hated her…read morejob. Took over 15 min to get my drink. Only 2 baristas working, and one was stocking product instead of helping with orders. Will never return.

Traveling through and I read reviews... I am a picky eater... and I was reluctant after reading a…read morereview about not being farm to table. I am I gluten ; dairy free.. The food was amazing. I had a salad had onions caramelized warm in the salad/ it was so good. Smash burger on gluten free bun/ after realizing there fries are hand cut'!! My husband had the truffle fries - I decided to order some - and so worth it!! For me eating anything "fried" . Burgers are so good!! Just amazing! Staff super friendly as well, cute place showcasing the town's history. Love it!!

A company that can't even make simple flyers without using ai is not one to support. If they will…read moreengage in such simple yet unethical acts of cost cutting, what do they cut in the food and service? Not to mention, in order to drive up the algorithm on some sites they advertise as being "women-owned," but that's pretty much a technicality. And they seem to be pretty aggressively anti-woman in their social media presence, too. Spend your money somewhere better.

Exceptional lunch option. Fresh salads, pastas and sandwiches. All prepared in house. Healthy…read morechoices, served promptly with comfortable seating. It appeared to me that there was only one person working the front register (where you order) and the same woman prepared the lunches and served. Amazing, how she was able to keep up with the constant flow, but she did. My turkey, avocado and pesto sandwich, served on a warm ciabatta roll was a perfect lunch. The fresh green salad was exceptional as well. Help yourself to water and freshly brewed tea, or you can order freshly brewed coffee or other barista drinks or get something canned/bottled from the counter. Glad I found this place.

For a traveling lunch stop it gets five stars! Outstanding fresh well prepared food with a creative…read moremenu. Small choices, but big flavor. And the young woman behind the cash register was awesome! She was alone and doing everything: taking orders, preparing food, taking money, delivering food, busing tables ... rockstar!

Thank you so much to Robin her service was amazing! Humble and generous, and her addition is her…read moreboutique with such cute items for everyone! One stop shop for the whole family.

Great selection for a small town wonderful service. I will definitely return again. Next time I'm…read moregonna try the banana split or maybe one of their Sundaes.

Bob & Earl's in Trinidad is one of those classic local spots that feels like it's been part of the…read morecommunity forever. The atmosphere has that old-school diner vibe -- simple, comfortable, and very hometown. The food was solid and portions were generous. You're not going there for fancy plating -- you're going for hearty, stick-to-your-ribs meals that hit the spot. We had a hearty breakfast in pictures above - Service was friendly and familiar, which is what you expect in a small-town staple. Like any busy local diner, timing can vary depending on the rush, but overall it's a dependable stop if you're in Trinidad and looking for a no-frills meal with a local feel. Would definitely stop in again.

Food and service was great. Nothing better than subbing across a hole in the wall and enjoying…read moreevery bite.