We got the Salami Sando and the Blackberry Farm and they were both great. Perfect sandwiches for…read moretaking on the trail or for a picnic. We will definitely be going back to try the other sandwiches!

Yum Yum Yum! We stopped here during the Art Festival and picked up some items for lunch and dinner…read more For lunch, our group of four split the Blackberry Farms and Smokey Bird, and a bag of Denver Chips. For dinner, we picked up some artisan pastas, anchovies, burrata, and sauce. We also got some crackers, fennel salami and manchego cheese for apps pre-dinner. The sandwiches were huge and delicious - two were definitely enough to split between four people. Loved the salami and cheese we had for dinner. Great place to stop and get some appetizers, lunch or random things you might need for a short weekend in Breck without having to stop at the grocery store (think gourmet store, gourmet prices).

I truly cannot say enough amazing things about this winery. Out of every winery we visited in the…read morearea, this was hands down the most special experience we had -- and it wasn't even close. From the second we walked in, Kenny made us feel like we were at home. He was the kindest, most genuine, welcoming person we have ever met. It never felt like we were just customers stopping in for a tasting; it felt like we were guests in his home who they were genuinely excited to have there. We ended up wanting to stay forever! The wine was absolutely incredible, but what really sets this place apart is the experience. Kenny took the time to talk with us, get to know us, share stories, laugh with us, and make the entire visit feel so personal. You can tell how much heart he putz into what him and Anne do, and that warmth carries through the entire place. We visited other wineries while we were in town, and while we enjoyed them, nothing compared to this. There is something so authentic and special here that you simply cannot recreate at a bigger or more commercial winery. This was more than a wine tasting -- it became one of our favorite memories from the entire trip. If you are anywhere near the area, PLEASE make this a stop. Come for the wine, but I promise you'll leave remembering the people and the way they made you feel. Kenny and Anne, thank you for having a place that makes complete strangers feel like old friends. We will absolutely be back.

This place has such a relaxed atmosphere. I especially enjoyed the upstairs seating and the hidden…read morealleyway patio--it gives the place a unique, cozy feel. I paired a nice glass of white wine with the Gouda cheese, and everything was excellent. Our waitress was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and never made us feel rushed. She gave us plenty of time to sit back, relax, and enjoy the experience.

Radicato is the restaurant that has finally awoken me from my long yelp-review slumber…read more Absolutely everything I've tried here is delicious. Fresh ingredients, perfect temperature & somehow plates are so well-timed that your table never feels crowded. Some of my favorites: -Peach burrata salad -Mezzaluna pasta dish -The branzino (unreal) -sides: eggplant dish, and the crispy potato. Service is friendly & attentive. Even when the restaurant was full, our table never felt rushed or dismissed. Dress code follows the overall Breckenridge feel of going to a restaurant looking and smelling nice. For parking I recommend checking out the lot directly behind the Riverwalk center. An easy 2 min walk that goes through the bridge and requires 0 crossing of streets. Wheelchair and stroller accessible through a nifty elevator found near the back. Will definitely be back with family and friends.

Had a fabulous supper there! Cavatelli was superb, also enjoyed the ragu and the garden salad…read more Service was great, kept filling our waters which is so appreciated at this altitude! Warm inviting ambience, would love to go back!

Originally reviewed on Google November 2022…read more One of my great loves in this world is cooking and trying new spice blends. If I find something I truly love, I would be more than willing to make a point of going out of way to stop by a store or even order something across the country. I especially love herbal teas as well. I have quite a large collection of teas and spices from around the world that I'm always looking to add to, which is why when I found this place during my honeymoon I was ecstatic. All that quickly ended when I felt uneasy upon being greeted by an older lady who was alone running the shop. She seemed high strung which I can understand - I've worked retail and ran small family owed business before. I chalked it up to just stress, so I tried being polite and thankful for her help. I'm not an abrasive guy. I understand everyone has good days and bad days so I continued exploring the shop eager to bring home some treasures. After a few minutes I found something I was interested in, and so I asked the lady (politely) if I could smell this spice blend. What happened next was so embarrassing and shameful the thought of buying anything from this person made me sick. She raised her voice at me from across the room with other customers in the store saying "NO NO NO NO!" Walked over to me and took the jar out of my hand and proceeded to talk to me like I was a child while dangling the jar in front of me. Essentially, telling me I was stupid for even asking. Immediately afterwards she gave me one of those half a$$ apologies for her outburst. You know, one of those "I'm sorry but not really" apologies and then tried to justify her behavior with a bunch of... blah blah blah (Sorry, at this point in the story I was not really listening, but rather planning my escape from this psycho). Now, I'm not going to go into everything she said but I will say I'm VERY familiar with people like this lady. The one piece of advice I have for the others who have shared my experience with this lady (which I know there are because I've seen the other Google reviews) is that people like this are never sorry. They could say sorry a thousand times and still act out of line 20 minutes later. That being said, to whomever may stumble across this review, save yourself the insults and embarrassment and go somewhere else. I don't know if this lady owns this business but if she does, she doesn't deserve your money or your time. After my wife and I stood there and waited for her to finish talking we quickly left. Instead, we went to Overland down the street where the employees were extremely nice and dropped hundreds of dollars. I wish I could have spent some of it at Spice and Tea Merchants but I guess they didn't want my business. Oh well. July 2026 Update: This store location appears to now be privately owned by the same lady who is mentioned in so many negative reviews on Google. Location is no longer known as Spice and Tea Merchants. Now, it is known as Breckenridge Tea & Spice. Unfortunately, the change in ownership or at the very least the change in name will not result in any better customer experiences as it is still operated by the same deplorable lady. This lady was a franchisee of the once Spice and Tea Merchants in Breckenridge. My guess is this location has been sold to her and now privately owned by her, hence the name change. The gist of it is different name, same management/owner. Same inexcusable behavior. Same condescending behavior. Same disdainful nature toward her customers as proven by the many more recent reviews on Google.

Corinne's so friendly and helpful. Try the Mountain Chamomile -- a delicious blend of chamomile,…read morespearmint, rosehips, and more. It's delicious and smells a treat. FYI, cash only for purchases under $10.

This is a cute bakery I was looking forward to visiting while in Breckenridge. The young lady…read morewaiting on us was nice and patient. I ordered the almond croissant and the fluff amaretti cookie. The cookie was the star of the show. The almond croissant was just ok but was better when it was warmed.

I remember being somewhat impressed with this French bakery when I first visited it over 10 years…read moreago...but on my recent trip to Breckenridge, I left a bit puzzled. The layout of this bakery is super-tight for one (NOT comfy!), and the bakery selection is quite small. For some reason, I remember the selection being much bigger in the past. I've been to so many bigger-better bakeries in the past decade, this one was just a huge let-down. In any case, I just tried their Ham & Cheese Crepe, with a Latte w/ Cream. Well, again, so disappointing! The Ham & Cheese Crepe was just SO basic (no fruits, no whipped cream, nothing!). Also, it was poorly made...with the cheese only in the middle section. I thought I misordered! The taste was also BLAH...I kept thinking, this CAN'T be the same bakery I visited years ago, is it??? Also, the presentation (if you can even call it that!) was beyond bad. The crepe and the latte was delivered in cheap paper...not even a logo. OMG...basically a dive in terms of a bakery. I'm kinda amazed at the high ratings here. I mean, really?!? Sadly, I don't think I'll be returning here on my future trips.

Wut! We were camping…read morenear Dillon and looking for something to do. I happened to find the Dillon Farmer's Market online and so we headed over. So glad we did! Maybe the raddest farmer's market in Colorado. This was YUGE. Tons of vendors. Tons of food and coffee options. Live music. Yup, live music. And of course the jaw dropping beauty of the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop. Do it.

Trust me: this is the best farmers market in Colorado! I pinky promise. :)…read more They have the best variety of vendors, insane mountain view's, and great bites. It has moved to the local park area and is very well set up. There is plenty of nearby free parking available. My favorite vendor is pines nut butter, it's worth every penny! Do yourself a favor and get out here on Fridays and enjoy! Pro tip: bring a blanket with and enjoy a picnic in the green space just steps away from the market with your goodies after you shop!

This place is amazing. It is off of Main Street but well worth every step. I had the best scones I…read morehave ever eaten. Also had the yogurt parfait with his in house granola. Superb! I went twice and even tried to go back to get a scone for the road.

Great healthy food options for breakfast and lunch. Quiet little patio. Friendly staff, great foodread more

After a long hike and wanting some refreshments thats good for me, ended up getting the fresh…read moresqueezed juice, cookie and also slice of pizza loaded with goodness. Its a huge market and you will find everything you need and want for instant gratification. While eyeing on the meat lover's pizza, ended up getting a slice and it was delicious. Yummy cheese, crunchy crust and delicious toppings. Of course, awesome place to sit down, marvel at the aspen while eating delicious pizza.

A nice WF to pick up snacks for our adventures ahead. The hot food bar is not as full as other WF…read more Store is clean and well stocked otherwise. Please come and create your own adventure.

1. Atmospheres: Fantastic layout, very clean and great music (just the right volume to hear it but…read morehave a conversation). We sat at the bar because we heard great things about the happy hour from the locals. 2 Food: We researched before coming to Breckenridge what place had the best burger and Aurum's French Onion Burger came up at the top of the list. It did not disappoint. It was cooked to perfection (we like medium rare) and the sea salt french fries were delicious (no condiments needed for the burger or the fries)!! 3. Employees: The Hostess was friendly and got us seated right away. The Bartenders (Mike and George) made our evening a blast. Mike Ruda has a signature drink on the menu that he created called the Duck Fat Cadillac and it is a home run cocktail (10 out 10)!! George Johnson is a great conversationalist and is engaged with the customers. We showed him a twist to our favorite drink back home in San Antonio, the Carajillo and he made it perfectly! I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Breckenridge and make sure you grab a seat at the bar and enjoy the conversations and the Duck Fat Cadillac!!

New cocktails look great. The half blood prince is manhattan adjacent and excellent. Will be back…read morefor the duck fat washed rye. Thanks Molly!

As a chocolate lover, I feel lucky to live in a state where a brick-and-mortar location of this…read moreluxury chocolatier exists. Per the research I did, it appears that its headquarters is located in Kansas City, MO. The only other two locations are in CA and CO. Whereas for someone like me who lives in the Denver metro area, going to Breckenridge is not a weekly routine at all, I got lucky to experience this elegant chocolate shop after I did a fall color catching at its tail end of 2026 season with my adult daughter in nearby area in Breckenridge just the past Tuesday. And had she not suggested the idea of finding a chocolate shop while in town, I wouldn't have forever known this brand of chocolate. The name was an unusual one for a chocolatier was the first thought it came up in my mind. There was another one in town but I was intrigued by Christopher Elbow's name. This was the compelling enough reason to check it out so off we went to satisfy our sweet tooth. Somehow, I was imagining something quite different but most of all, elegant (without first checking out the photos uploaded in Yelp.) My assumption was so spot on. As we stepped inside, an art gallery like interior was everywhere in front of us. "Looks like we are in a modern art museum!" was what I immediately uttered to which my daughter agreed. All the products were intricately and impeccably displayed throughout. "Wow" after another, we simply didn't know where to start to examine each product although the store isn't necessarily large. For a luxury chocolatier, the prices are/were not so high. I certainly saw some of them priced at the so-called "sensible" or "rational" ranges. All in all, most of them was in doable ranges is what I perceived as. For instance, individually wrapped single pieces of different types of chocolates are $4.50 up to $8. the signature chocolate bars are $10, 8-piece single flavor box of Blueberry Cheesecake Collection (which I bought) is $28. Even merchandise (mug cups and beanies) are $18 and $24. They also have what's called "Pate De Fruit" and these are a must try/buy items where you can buy individually wrapped ones at the price of $4 (there are two in each bag). Your eyes are constantly entertained by the beauty of the products. All the products we bought (from the blueberry cheesecake to some of the individually wrapped pieces including the "Pate De Fruit") were of undeniable quality. Out of all though, as much as I was impressed with their chocolates, my reason for a future return to the store might be because of the "Pate De Fruit". Their delightfulness hit me like a wrecking ball (LOL)!

This dude is a chocolate wizard. If you're a chocolate person, bring a $50 and treat yourself. His…read morechocolates are edible art. I know expensive chocolate is ridiculous, so don't eat it every day. But I'm telling you, this guy knows his game. He has ruined Hershey's and Reese's for many a pedestrian chocolate lover. And if you think See's Candies is good, then prepare to see Jesus. Pro tip: Buy the holiday boxes the day after the holiday. Tastes just as good, at half the price. Thank you, Mr. Elbow.