Wow! Truly an amazing donut with some great rooftop views. The french crueller with lemon vanilla…read moreglaze was phenomenal. I wish I ignored all the other food we shared at the Rosetta food hall and got an extra donut or two. Would definitely recommend trying one or two as they are pretty light.

Neopolitan ice cream cone - vanilla- smooth…read more - chocolate - hints of malts and salt - raspberry - strong and vibrant - cone - crispy and not burnt Service was excellent, the friendly lady did her best to make it with layers of sprinkles for my baby for maximum happiness. Definitely recommend! The cookies and brownies look excellent too

Always many fun things to try here, always very tasty. This time, I got a strawberry matcha…read morechocolate, which was really good (moist, with cherries inside); I think $12 is a lot for such a small piece. But I hope they continue to make that flavor profile. Ambiance - often busy with people. Service is fine.

Nice chocolate store in a great location. Service was friendly and the ambiance is nice. However,…read moreeven considering the boulder zip code, the prices are a little too elevated. $25 dollars for two single person cakes that shall I say were good but uninspiring. While they tasted like they were freshly made, neither gave me a sense of wow this is amazing, or left me with a desire to go back quickly. Maybe I ordered the wrong things? Not sure, a lot of the items I saw in the yelp reviews weren't available that day.

I've always gone here for gluten free desserts. The cupcakes are moist and not dry and crumbly like…read moremost other gluten free desserts. The staff is so kind. I went in last night and the girl who rung me up was possibly one of the friendliest, best customer service members I've ever interacted with lol! Thanks guys!

Service was friendly, cookies were delicious, definetly gave Boulder Colorado vibes. They ask you…read morehave crispy you want the cookies which is very interesting and was a pleasant surprise to me.

Freshly baked pastries make for a really good breakfast, The coffee was freshly brewed and tasty…read more The croissants were flaky, buttery and delicious. Breakfast burrito, with chorizo, eggs, beans and sweet potatoes filing and delicious as well. I must admit that when we arrived, it was hard to take it all in. There are display cases with goods and menu boards, that say look for the specials and then there were special menu items, some hand written, some printed. The place is popular and busy. The large patio with ample tables make this a good place to enjoy your tasty breakfast.

Cute place tucked on the far west side of Pearl Street. Pastries are good! Coffee was fine.read more

Ran Royal Arch Trail this morning and needed something to get my energy back before work. This…read moreplace never disappoints. Great place to hang when the temp dips. Free wifi, chill vibe. Try the pumpkin muffin.

Looks cozy, no line, nice atmosphere, but I was hungry for something to eat with my coffee (a fresh…read morepastry, perhaps?) but all they seem to have is pre-wrapped stuff. No thanks.

This sandwich shop puts other shops to shame! The sandwiches are phenomenal, freshly made and come…read morein a generous serving! Also the location & order placing is cute, feels like an authentic deli shop!

Bodega with reasonable prices off the West end of Pearl St is worth the slight diversion from the…read moremore touristy areas. Outdoor tree shaded cafe attracts unkempt locals with guitars and dogs, but they're harmless

Most beautiful cupcakes for my daughter's bday and on very short notice! Highly recommend!read more

The cake had no flavor (was supposed to be vanilla). The frosting was supposed to have been vanilla…read morebuttercream and there was no butter. It tasted like it was made with shortening. So very disappointed with the $90 cake I received. The writing on the cake was not done by hand. The letters were preformed sugar. I shared my concerns with the owner and did not reveal response.

One of my favorite cafes in the Denver-Boulder metro area…read more Food & Drinks They have a delicious spread of cakes and scones, and what I really like is that the menu isn't constant and keeps rotating, so there's always something new to try. A standout detail is that all their flavorings and syrups are made in-house, which really elevates the drinks. You can even buy small bottles of their syrups in-store. Service Service is quick and friendly. The baristas are especially helpful in explaining pastries and flavor profiles, which makes it easier to try something new. Ambience The cafe has a vintage cottage, cozy vibe with plenty of nooks and crannies -- perfect for both conversation or getting some work done. Overall A warm, inviting space with great pastries and thoughtfully crafted drinks -- definitely a spot I keep coming back to, even from South Denver.

Tidbit!!! Explore the little gifts available throughout this coffee shop!…read more I am often here for work check-ins, as it is a cozy space with plenty of seating inside and outside. It's the perfect set-up for a one on one conversation. Put the phone down and the laptop away! In addition to ambiance, there are plenty of coffee and tea options as well as some food options. I have found their pastries to be eclectic and tasty, and they'll package up a few for you in the most delightful packaging. Overall, a very sweet spot tucked away off of Pearl St!

This a great spot in my neighborhood. Buts close to both campus and Chautauqua Park so it can be…read morepretty busy. It's a stand alone building and was originally built as a neighborhood grocery in 1932. It has also been a a convenience store and a short lived food coop. The current us is the best it has been since I moved here 50 years ago. It was such a good model that a second location was built over in Twenty Ninth Street at the end of the pandemic when the Peets coffee space was empty. The nice thing about the Hill location is that most customers come on foot or bicycle since there is only a little street park it. If you just come by car, please be courteous to the local neighbors who must use the street for their own cars too. The coffee bar is extremely popular but they also have teas and some sodas and bottled drinks and casual non alcoholic drinks. The kitchen serves brunch and lunch style foods from classic toasts and eggs , bowls of various sorts but the kitchen closes at 3 pm and the doors close at 4. My favorite item here has always been the blueberry ricotta toast but it was dropped last fall. So sad as I know others should like to see it come back too. But though I had a classic avocado toast with a busing friend yesterday. I went with a bowl today and as u hoped I will get 2 lunches out of it. They have also slimmed the menu this year as the kitchen is really small. They have fine tuned the bowls to include aspects of two. Today I ordered the Green Goddess Grain bowl so the best and healthiest forming of two worlds. I walked down for the takeout so I could eat at home with my own drink. They also have an app so it can be ready when yo arrive. The seating is ample in good weather like today but it can also be crowded as it attracts remote workers as they have phenomenal WiFi here. It's been a real asset to the neighborhood as well as visitors too. Even though the original owner has moved, the current owner has been involved since the beginning.

-I got an iced chai with almond milk and it was awful -it…read morehardly had chai in it, it was basically a full cup of pure almond milk -service was quick and atmosphere was nice, people were there with their computers working -overpriced for what it was, don't go here if you'd like an iced chai

We were looking for a quick bite with little wait for a Saturday morning in Boulder, Co. The Great…read moreHarvest was just the place. Ample parking too. We ordered a reuben sandwich and that came with a free muffin and an egg-avacado stack - which comes on an open-face toasted bread of your choice, with spread, egg over easy and avacado. Delicious comfort food and quick service. Staff are super friendly. This place gives off an artesnal vibe. They make their own bread right in the shop and sell it fresh everyday... but at $15/loaf we found it to be a bit pricey for a regular loaf of bread.

I was early for a pickup nearby and was so hoping the famous cinnamon roll would still be here…read more It's been sold a few times since Scott and Sally retired. The newer owners had simply not kept it "original" and faultless as it had been since the Creevy's opened in 1983. And yes, I was there then. When I walked in, it felt and smelled like the past. The cinnamon rolls were on a display table right out front and cleanly wrapped. They looked just like they used to. I picked a standard cinnamon as the walnut raisin is a lot more expensive than it used to be ( aside is everything in the world) but often more unpredictable in baked goodness since the store was sold the first time. As soon as I got home, I shared some with my husband though he had not been the cinnamon roll addict, I had been. Unvleievably, it was like stepping back in time. Scott and Sally would be proud of this iteration. It may have actually been their own recipe from those early years where individual stores made the basic breads and then branched out for their local market and personal skills. I'm sure so many of these specialty items which I never saw in the few Great Harvests in other states, I ever tried. It's a 5 star item in a place where I will give the shop a 4 for now until I try some other things. The wonderful brownies are on display here too, as well as so many of the cookies and breads I will sample in the future. I will ask next time if they still make the incredible lemon bars which was also a Creevy recipe I believe. It's definitely worth adding back to my shopping options. I see so many of the negative reviews are just for the sandwich service, not the bakery. I am unlikely to use that for so many other options I encounter across Boulder these days are all so reliably good, I cannot abandon them.