Red Buffalo was our daily stop before we went exploring. The coffee is top notch and the service is…read morefriendly and welcoming. The shop is adorable with local art work hanging on the walls.

I absolutely LOVE this place…read more Anytime I am in the area I make it a point to stop here. The staff and ambience are just perfect. There is so much more than just an amazing food to buy here as well. Speaking of food-OH MY GOODNESS-the food never disappoints. I usually will also pick up a bag of coffee for my husband as a gift. I love the warm bagels with jam. Perfect treat especially as the weather gets cooler. Never have I had a bad experience. The staff is great!!

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!

The second I walked into this place, I knew the coffee was gonna be good. Here's what we ordered:…read more Iced lavender and vanilla bean latte Iced vanilla bean latte Latte with skim and sugar free vanilla Dark roast drip He even put latte art on the hot latte even though it was in a to go cup. The foam on top was sweet and delicious. This guy knows what he is doing with the espresso machine. The richness of the coffee beans complement the homemade syrups perfectly. Not too sweet and just strong enough. Super cute art too!

Great little coffee shop in "downtown" Dillon. Friendly, efficient service. Kind, but not over the…read moretop. Got a couple iced lattes, their house made syrups are not overly sweet but have good flavor. They were slammed when we got there, but they rocked through the line like pros. One of the gals mentioned that they ordered another espresso grinder, which should speed up service too. Awesome outdoor seating on a nice sunny morning. Walking distance to the amphitheater and adjacent park. 10/10, will be back.

Tucked into the mountains is this really neat building where you can get food, brews and coffee!…read moreMountain Dwellers provide the coffee. Their staff were very polite and friendly! I ordered the Honey Bee Latte...TWICE, and It was delicious! Great mountain vibes and great mountain coffee PS. Try out the heated covered patio.

I stopped in while visiting the town of Frisco. They have such unique flavors of coffee. I got the…read morerosemary latte and it was fantastic, nothing I have ever tried before super unique. The guy who helped me was such a sweetheart too. I got my coffee to go so it was a quick in and out. All in all highly recommend and would visit again if ever in the area.

The current rating of barely 3.5 stars certainly didn't look promising and yet after browsing the…read morephotos posted by the previous diners, I got a conviction that this place might be more than the mediocre rating. I thus proceeded my way to the store to try it out. And I didn't regret a bit. It was a slow high noon lunchtime for this quaint shop. When I stepped in there was only one person inside (and he soon left) so all of a sudden I had the whole place to myself! The lady upfront warmly received me with a nice smile. She let me take my time after I had said "I think I will need a minute." At this time, I was already impressed. Not only the kind welcoming greeting by the lady, the showcase to display all the baked goods to the adorable interior to the store merchandise to the selection of the gelato to the little refrigerator to hold prepackaged goods, this store was definitely way more than 3.5 stars. As I was browsing, the two salads in the mini (clear) refrigerator caught my attention so I inquired about them. Both the Chickpea and Roma Pasta Salads were only $6. I was like "Yup, I am getting them!" I definitely needed one (sweet) bakery item so I went with the Bread Pudding with Almond Cream Cheese. This place is not much of a tea place however. I thought I was going to get an iced tea or something but whereas they do have tea lattes they don't make simple teas (hot or cold) is what I heard from the lady. No worries on that. I hence went with a hot Americano. This ended up being the right choice as I would need something a bit stronger than a simple tea so I would be able to stay awake on the road to get back to Denver after the strenuous runs at Keystone resort. She did ask me if I wanted my bread pudding be warmed up to which I said yes. She then put everything in a brown bags and carefully placed a little container of half and half on top of everything which she warmed me about if tipped off it might spill a bit so she said to be careful. I certainly wasn't expecting this kind of above-and-beyond-ness; service here thus is top-notch. She saw me off with the same warm smile as I walked away from it. As soon as I back to my car, I started my little lunchtime. And I tell you, EVERYTHING i got today was more than satisfactory. Both salads were exceptionally made (I especially liked the Chickpea one.) The Bread Pudding had a nice texture with the perfect sweetness. And it was a good portion as well. My Americano was nice and steamy. And the side half and half she gave me was more than enough. This experience was way more than I had expected in so many different ways. So in conclusion, True Blue is very much under-appreciated. Hence, by writing this review, I am spreading the love I have for this store to the entire state of Colorado. People, go here if you are in Silverthorne/Dillon/Keystone area; this is a gem!

True Blue Coffee & Gelato is yummy! I'm particular about my coffee - and the coffee here is…read moredelicious. Their beans are from Breckenridge Coffee Roasters, a local spot. I tried an iced S'mores latte and my partner ordered a Hazelnut Crème Carmel latte. Both were flavorful and balanced. They have a large flavored latte menu, and also sugar free vanilla, hazelnut, and carmel syrup. Alternative milk is offered for $1 more. Our barista, Kat, was super friendly and offered food recommendations. The inside is nice with lots of windows, making the cafe bright. There's also a dog-friendly outdoor patio with ample seating. Free WiFi is offered, making this an ideal place to work on a laptop. Some tables are marked as "screen free" with an idea to use the table to socialize or read a book. In addition to coffee, they have gelato, pastries, breakfast sandwiches, breakfast burritos, and a long list of lunch sandwiches. They are open until 7pm weekdays and 8pm Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. This is a great place to come for breakfast, grab a pastry, meet up with friends, or hang on a patio. I'll definitely be back!

Quaint coffee spot located in Dillon, CO; coffee, lattes, and a small bakery case with limited…read moreseating to enjoy a quick bite. Even though the food was okay (2.5-3/5), the service was friendly and quick!

Recently discovered this on my way to Abasin end of season. Such a nice spot. They make a great…read morebreakfast sandwich and have good coffee. Even more telling, I was in this morning and heard them training a new team member. How they did it (thoughtfully and acknowledging it would take time as it was a lot to remember) and what they said (always greet customers, dealing with tricky situations) was really impressive and makes me happy to support them as a local business here in Summit county. Well done!

i'm an avid brunch lover... so i have experience in the topic…read more This place is by far the best brunch I've ever had. We got a two savorys and one sweet entree, all were delicious. 10/10

I understand in mountain towns breakfast locations can be busy but this was disappointing on all…read morelevels. We arrive and check in at the host stand with a phone number. We will be notified with a text when our table is ready. We were told 20 minutes. Tell me why it was an hour...still waiting, other groups with the same number of people as our group were seated before us and arrived after us. I went to the host stand to ask if we were up soon? Magically we're next and they pointed to a table that wasn't even clean that was ours. Waited a bit more. Table is clean but no one sat us? Waited about 10 more minutes waiting to be seated and finally we just sat down ourselves. A gentleman did come and apologize for the wait and brought a dessert for us to share. Thank you for the kindness and apology. Thinking this was the only hiccup. Nope. The family orders drinks and food at the same time. We're hungry and ready to go! Our group didn't get one drink until our food came 30 minutes later? Would have been nice to sip on our coffees and beverages while we waited for our food. Then the food came...what a disappointment. It may look lovely to the eyes but nothing was seasoned. It was sub par at best. We had planned to come the next morning while we waited the hour with all the selections we wanted to try. Not happening. I wished so much that the food and drinks were delish. Feels like if you're there since 1977 you can serve bland food and not care because you have legacy.

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.