Truly incredible pastries & treats!!…read more Be careful if you order teas to go, and maybe consider readjusting the tea bags hanging out of the lids, as it made for quite a bit of leaking (they're also very very hot!). Note to self: not a big fan of their coffee, maybe a bit too cocoa-y

We ordered a bunch of pastries for a party. They handled the whole thing very well. And the…read morepastries were awesome. I think the favorite was the coffee cake, followed closely by the biscuits! That said, everything was delicious!

We had a great experience at Breakfast Club in Loveland! The food was absolutely delicious --…read morefresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Everything we ordered exceeded our expectations. Our server was very attentive, friendly, and respectful throughout the entire meal. She made sure we had everything we needed without ever being overbearing, which really added to the overall experience. On top of that, the prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes you receive. Great food, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere. Deference an older crowd but they know where the best food is.

This was an amazing breakfast place and everything ordered was fantastic. Not a single complaint…read more They do not take reservations but you can call the same morning to hold a table. The decor was old fashioned cafe and the booths were very comfortable. Highly recommended this place for an indulgent breakfast.

loved the ham, egg and pesto sandwich! A small, cute cafe. No inside seating, just outside and can…read moreget hot with only a few chairs in the shade so just prepare to take it to go! Staff were nice and friendly, handling a lot of people at once. I would come back again when in foco.

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.

A comfortable place with delicious crepes! Our wait person…read morewas cheerful and friendly. The coffee was good, and the Mimosa even better. There's a wide selection of sweet and savory crepes, as well as biscuits and gravy and the usual sides. She had the Turkey Pesto crepe, shaved roast turkey with greens, pesto, and balsamic reduction drizzle. He had The Beef, shaved roast beef, pickled onions, a zingy horseradish sauce, and greens. Both were so excellent that, when we go back, it might be hard to choose anything else!

Found this after leaving the farmers market and stopped by for a quick breakfast. Cute little…read morerestaurant on the lobby level of a boutique hotel. We were seated quickly and served very quickly as well. The menu gives choices of savory as well as sweet crepes, all look very intriguing. All the food was delicious and the prices were very reasonable.

This was my first visit. As I live out of town, I reached out to the owner with a couple of…read morequestions. She got back to me very quickly. It was definitely worth the drive! The atmosphere, the baristas, and the coffee was great! Very friendly and professional. If I lived in or near town, I would definitely be a regular!

We moved to Johnstown last summer from another state, I did a lot of research on the town and this…read moreestablishment popped up in articles and comments A LOT! Came very highly recommended and with good reason. The first official Johnstown restaurant I visited, plus, I'm totally a coffee and crepe girly. I love the old building, has charm and is staffed by friendly people. I am always greeted by someone right away when I walk in, and they always patiently wait and never make me feel rushed as I peruse the fairly well stocked menu with fun names for different coffees and crepes. I love supporting our new (to us) town, and will say, this is the only shop I've seen with town specific merchandise. (Well, besides Buc-ee's) and have purchased a couple Johnstown mugs and magnets. I'm more of a sweet crepe lover, with Baby One More Time and Breakfast at Tiffany's being my favorite as well a variety of coffees, but the breakfast sandwiches are always a hit, and when my parents visit, my Dad likes trying different savory ones. They recently did a little remodel inside with cozy couches, lamps and books! I love it and am so happy our town has such a cool coffee shop!

Walked past here on our way to the bookstore, and couldn't help but notice their wide area of yummy…read moretreats! So of course we had to stop and sample! The owner were both there and working the shop, very friendly and knowledgeable about the town as well as their vast array of sweets available. It's a small shop, with lots of well taken care of plants, decor and couple of toys for the kids. I love seeing they made the newspaper and lots of awards proudly displayed on the wall. The kids got snow cones, they have almost 20 different flavors to choose from as well as different sizes. My daughter declared this the "best day ever" after a couple bites of her rainbow snow cones. The mini pancakes were my choice, I almost forgot to take a photo because they were so delicious, plus they came out nice and hot! Both kids, of course, had to try my mini pancakes and wanted more, but I wasn't in a sharing mood haha!! Get it, you won't regret it! Among other offerings they have different flavored caramel apples, ice cream, Chamoy candy and Chamoy Apples, as well as different sodas and lemonades. Even pickle Dr. Pepper and pickle lemonade, if you're into that sort of stuff :)

After having jack in the box, My husband and I found ourselves craving something sweet. Thanks to…read moreGoogle Map we were able to find this amazing Shop. My Husband went into the store while I was in the car with our 3 month old, while being on the phone with my Husband, I didn't know what it was i wanted, asking my husband questions... I heard one of the staff asking me about what it was exactly I was wanting ... "more sweet & creamy or sweet & fruity?" Ofc, I had to ask what it was that he Recommended and he did not disappoint . It felt like I wasn't just on the phone, I was actually in that shop, By the looks of things through "video chat" it looked really pretty, it looked intriguing, I would definitely be going back soon

Wife N. and I make the trip out here from Portland OR each year for a few days of getaway and…read morebasically eat our way around Fort Collins and Denver. This fine sunny and warm Sunday morning found us hopping in (again, we came last year) to La Crêperie to fight the crêpe withdrawals--it's been too long. Interior is very "Parisian cafe", period art, TVs showing videos of the pastry chefs doing their thing. She ordered a hot chocolate to start, and a Parisian crêpe (berries, whip cream, raspberry coulis). I ordered a galette (think square envelope-crêpe) from the savory side. I'd had it last visit and had been looking forward to a redux. I ordered the Professeur Steve, capers, mushrooms, caramelized onions, spinach and brie, which arrived with smoked salmon arranged like a rose at opposing corners (keeps it cold). Oh man, this brie-gooing mushroomy sweet-caramelly onion spinach umami explosion goes perfectly taken in a bite with the salmon. Addiction sated; withdrawals saved off until next June's visit. Wife's crêpe was delicious--everything sweet-toothers love. Hot chocolate is real. Like not from a packet but from a chocco chunk and paid labor somewhere nearby. Whipped cream was real, and thick enough that it could have been sliced and served on its own. Absolutely freaking delicious. Love this place. See you in a year!

With trepidation due to mixed reviews, we set out to La Creperie to satisfy my croissant craving…read more However, no worries--it was all good. Some of the parking is for the liquor store and is signed as such, leaving not a lot of room for eaters to park. We parallel parked on the side street. The woman who greeted us wasn't overly friendly, just business-like, and took us directly to our table. No waiting for us, but it was a July weekday, 10 am. It was busy, but not packed. There were two outdoor seating areas, as well. Our server, Monica, was kind and helpful when answering questions from us old folks. Prompt and attentive was her style, though not overly so. Husband ordered an omelet with meat, which was good, not exceptional. I had a croissant with real butter and great raspberry jam. And fresh slices of avocado as a side order. Croissant was flaky on outside and soft and somewhat airy on the inside, so I fell in love. I drank an unremarkable bagged Earl Grey tea with milk, and my dear enjoyed two Americanos. They serve Lavazza coffee, which I regret not ordering. Afterwards I decided there was too much water in my mug for the little tea bag hence my poor tea experience. Perhaps an additional bag or a smaller cup would've helped. Anyway, it all arrived beautifully and promptly. The decor is slightly cute, though a bit overly decorated (busy) for my taste, but I liked the butter-yellow paint color, and I appreciated the wood furniture instead of metal or plastic. Enjoyed the red and white checked curtains. So overall, it's almost cozy. I despise sitting shoulder to shoulder in restaurants and will walk out if that's how tables are arranged. But that wasn't an issue here. Yay. Also, the woman in the bakery section was nice. Leave your house now and enjoy your trip to La Creperie. Eat a croissant for me, okay?

I've been passing by Call Your Mother Deli for months, but haven't stopped in for lack of close-in…read moreparking. Well, recently on my way home from working out at the Aztlan Center I was thinking about lunch and decided to turn the corner at Maple and whaddayaknow, there was a spot right there. I was hoping it would be more Jewish deli as in pastrami piled high on rye than bagel shop, but it is what it is. I decided to try one of their specials which must have been off of their spring menu since I don't see it online right now. I think it might have been called the Addison? Egg salad and potato chips on a bagel. I love egg salad but hadn't ever thought about putting potato chips on it - genius. I think my friends from NYC would probably say the bagels aren't chewy enough, but I think the not-so-chewy texture is just fine for a sandwich - who needs egg salad squirting out when you take a bite? I wasn't sure what I wanted to drink - the server went through a few options and hit upon an iced matcha latte - that sounded like it would hit the spot. Relative to other places one can get an iced matcha latte I think the one at CYM is a pretty good value - a large cup, not too much ice, and tasty. While it didn't take long for my order to come up, I will say that the interior of the shop is jarringly pink - I dunno, bright enough to put me on edge like someone was kvetching at me. Maybe that's the point?

What a fun bagel shop in Ft Collins! They were busy Saturday morning so that was a good sign to me!…read moreInside felt like stepping into the 1990s and I loved it. Everyone working were super nice and helpful with suggestions. I had a salted Carmel white mocha which was super yummy. The three of us that came in all ordered the Sun City. I had the bacon on it and it was delicious. I only regret not getting it on a different bagel as I really don't like "everything" bagels. They had a variety of breakfast and lunch options and desserts as well. I'll be back for sure!