I don't know if I would call it a cozy French cafe. It's a dining room inside a hotel…read more However, this hotel is way cool and even has a spiral staircase. Looks like a large home built in the 1800s but was built in the 1980s. The hostess was super kind; as were the folks buzzing between the kitchen and dining room. Superior crepes - I had the berries with cream. They also have a gluten free option.

We had the best time visiting Lafayette's Creperie for the first time! It was a nice day, so we…read morewere seated on the pleasant veranda outside, and we thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere & food. The crepes were absolutely delicious, as were the fresh, warm biscuit and tasty Chai tea, and my husband's eggs were cooked perfectly. Great service, too - we highly recommend and we will definitely be back next time we visit our hometown!

LOVE IT. Cafe, cocktails, plenty of free events and cute food occasional food specials. The go-to…read moreplace to meet nice strangers, and connect with the Fort Collins community. The vibes are unmatched.

The Neighbour has an airy warehouse feel that hits a nice balance between warm and modern. The tall…read moreceilings and round lights give the space a soft glow, and the concrete floors keep it grounded. The bar almost resembles something you might find in a small European hotel, which may suggest they are aiming for a slightly upscale tone, though it never feels pretentious. The seating is varied, with small tables and retro chairs that seem intentionally chosen rather than bought in bulk. The spacing is better than most coffee shops, which makes it easy to settle in without feeling crowded. The back area opens up even more, and the soft drapery adds a touch of personality that appears to hint at events or just a bit of flair. The staff continues to be the standout for me. Everyone I spoke with was kind in a way that felt natural, and they knew the menu well enough to help me navigate dairy free options. I usually order the avocado toast on focaccia because it is consistently fresh. The bread looks oversized at first but is airy and soft, and the avocado and radish topping feels simple in the best way. The matcha made with water has also become a go to since it tastes smooth and well-bodied without that chalky, thin finish some places have. My partner and I visited during their Dia de Los Muertos weekend and tried a few themed items. Everything was good, and they were quick to suggest dairy free choices. Prices seem fair, even with the general bump everywhere lately. The only thing I wish they had more of is outlets. It is still a nice place to work for a couple of hours, but coming with a charged laptop helps. The overall vibe is calm with just enough energy to keep the space from feeling sleepy. It works well for coffee dates, casual catch ups, or solo work, especially for anyone who prefers a relaxed atmosphere without too much chaos.

Chopped salad was delish! I ordered mine to go but it was quick and easy. Service was great…read more Be sure to check out their little marketplace

We typically go for breakfast but changed up and went for an early dinner .... recent visit…read moreThanksgiving weekend turned out to be the highlight of the fall and the most enjoyable dining experience - Meatloaf was superb (I know that's weird to hear but its true) - Chicken pot pie was exceptional - Pecan and Cherry pies were both world-class - pumpkin apple bisque was unique and worth try As always the Service was exceptional - exceptionally friendly and exceptional professional Hats off to Ginger and the crew (especially on a Holiday weekend)

This place was awesome !! Surprisingly a great place to…read morecome have brunch ... They have a full bar . The staff was so pleasant and super nice , very hospitable We had a baby with us and they were super accommodating The food was delicious , loved everything we got... Also loved the vibe of the place Will be coming back

Visited Gabe's back in September during Miner's day and grab couple breakfast burritos. Great…read moreflavor and good prices. Quick service at the counter for walk-in service. Being it was still early, it was packed for breakfast and had a good vibe.

Started the first day of vacation sitting on the patio enjoying the brown sugar latte and an iced…read moretea. The staff were friendly and the patio was perfect. We sat outside enjoying the weather and down town vibes for over an hour.

I've been meaning to stop and try out this cute little cafe for quite a while, but just hadn't…read morefound the right reason. It's probably a convenient place to stop for coffee or a light lunch if you happen to work in the area and can walk over, but it has always seemed like a bit of a hassle to find parking just for the purpose of coming here. I was able to stop by after the No Kings march a few weekends ago. After perusing the menu I just wasn't feeling any of the lunch options, so I ended up getting a golden milk smoothie. It was good, but I'm not sure it was spectacular enough to justify the price. Maybe I just had a "too peopley" morning - perhaps I'll come back and give their sandwiches a try when I am in a better mood. Although it is small, it has some outdoors tables and would be a good place to people watch.

Great place in Ault! Delicious breakfast, quick service and overall great experience.read more

Great Food Great people! This is the place to have home cooking. Gives a nostalgic feel of the past…read morewhen things were simple and people kind.

Stopped in here for a pre-hike breakfast. Very indescript so keep your eyes open, or you'll miss…read moreit! However, once you find this place, you'll find the outside is nice and quaint, like going to Grandma's house for breakfast. The interior is small but nice, and decorated all over with little nicknacks. Everything is clean, including the bathroom. The people inside are all small town nice chatty folk, customers and staff alike. Don't let the older waitress scare ya, she looks mean, but she's actually very nice. The food: It doesn't seem like a lot at first, but what you get is actually plenty of food for the price. We filled up with just a basic plate of omelet and pancakes and some coffee. I will say that the pancakes are pretty dense, they could definitely use some fluffing, but everything has good flavor, including the coffee! I would definitely go back if I were back in the area for another hike.

A wonderful cafe introduced to me by my great-aunt many years ago. Its longevity is an indication…read moreof the quality of the food, the service, and the mountain casual atmosphere. We bought a cookbook from here many years ago and reference its recipes often.

We were super impressed by Notchtop. We had lunch one day and then breakfast the next. The food is…read morelegit good (in my opinion, it's hard to find actually good food in smaller towns in CO). I had a burger for lunch and the next morning for breakfast, I had the Santa Fe hash -- both well seasoned and fresh and spicy. Even the drip coffee is good. The service is fast and efficient and you can tell the staff take it seriously, running a great restaurant. The crazy mountain views just outside the window make this the complete Estes dining experience.

The menu is super diverse with so many things. It was hard to choose what to order. I heard CO is a…read moregreen chili state so I ordered something with green chili. I had the Dragon's Eye Benedict 5/5. Instead of biscuit, they used pancakes. The pancakes were soft, fluffy and thick. I love the combination. Though I could barely taste the green chili. Elk Stew 3/5. There was so much peppers that it overpowered the taste of the stew. Service was alright. They didn't refill my water but asked my boyfriend if needed to refill his coke.

Good food, great cause, and friendly people! They have vegetarian options. There's often someone…read moreplaying live music there.

This is a great nonprofit concept with delicious and healthy food choices and a cozy dining room.read more