I came very close to downgrading to 4 stars. The service is great, and the food absolutely…read morefantastic. I got fairly non exotic pastries, a raspberry turnover (not as good as the other items), chocolate croissant, cinnamon roll, plus a monte crisco breakfast sandwich. And the place is nicer looking inside than what you expected from the exterior. But $28 for my 4 items seemed extreme. The many coffee varieties seemed reasonable, and there were no prices on baked goods. So I overbought. I will know better next time.

Espresso and nice pastries. Had a great blueberry coffee cake and a green chili cheese croissant…read more If you're eating in, they have real plates. Cortado came in ceramic cups and it looks like they use notNeutral glassware for small espresso drinks. All the pastries are made in house. This was the best small town coffee shop of our trip Colorado and New Mexico road trip.

I've stopped at a small town called Chama, New Mexico. I passed through here the other day and…read morestopped at their little tourist center which was just adorable. This coffee shop (that I searched on Waze) has espresso and wonderful pastries, and incredible breakfast sandwiches. I just went for a pastry right now. But the coffee is superb. And a charming place. She has great paintings on the wall in a very wonderful ambience for the decor. Outside she even has a fire pit going! What a little jewel of a place

Two visits during our short stay in Chama. A late afternoon sandwich run, and a Saturday morning…read morecoffee stop. The pastrami & swiss on rye was good, but a caveat: the sandwiches are pre-made and then heated (or not, as you like) before serving. You can't customize the items on the sandwich. Good wine and beer selection, though I didn't sample. Next morning featured a steady trickle of folks coming in, some for takeout coffee, some to sit and connect to wi-fi while enjoying the sunshine. Service is a bit on the slow side, and they don't have an outside speaker to announce when orders are ready, so you have to listen for the shout from inside, or stay in the order area until yours is ready.

Incredible staff (fast, fun, and courteous)! Wonderful selections; we came back multiple times…read moreduring our vacation. Try the pastries and anything that has the smothered chili. My wife preferred the green chili, I prefer getting their Christmas Chili (red chili on half, green chili on the other half). We will always come here when we are vacationing in Pagosa Springs.

Had Joni B. as a waitress and she was excellent! She took the time with my kids, who have Celiac,…read moreand allowed them to order their food. Building confidence in a restaurant ordering is a priority for my family! The food and atmosphere were amazing as well! My family was well fed and happy at the end. Thank you so much!

Good variety of foods and very clean floor. U can find sushi here with cheap price and still fresh…read more Will be back. Their choice for organic drinks is amazing. Definitely recommend the strawberry organic soda. Yummy. They also have a Starbuck inside.

Having encountered dismal service at other mountain City Markets, the service here was good amid a…read morenice ambience. They even sell baby aspens when in season. :) The lady at self-checkout was friendly and helpful. Give credit where credit is due.

*Darn good coffee and coffee based drinks * Cozy -rustic-…read moremountain - cowboy - chic vibe * Coffee shop also includes a store with items you want to gift yourself - or others- (cool leather bound journals), outdoor/ kitchen items to rustic home decor, candles etc Shopping and/or perusing the store adds to the fun in this space *Indoor and outdoor space ( outdoor space welcoming to puppers) *Baked goods there sell out quickly * You can also buy their coffee beans- and if you do, you also get a free coffee. * Located by the river walk *Parking is challenging because of location, construction downtown Pagosa Springs and also because Pagosa Springs is pedestrian heavy due to tourism and access to the river... do be patient.

This seems more like a branding opportunity than a coffee shop. It's really an OK place; I'd visit…read morehere again, but I'd also probably try a few other places in town first. The vibes are strong here. It nails its rustic atmosphere and has a nice patio to sit out on. It's close-ish to the river, but you're mostly looking at a parking lot. All the other wares very much match the country-chic I think this is going for. I got very much the feeling of "we want to be a Magnolia of Colorado" from this place. Many of the items on sale referenced Root itself, trying to make fetch happen. As for what we got, we got some coffee, smoothies, and sweet tea. I also had one of their energy balls. Pricing was a bit on the high end, even for Pagosa. What was most absurd to me was how much my sweet tea was. Yes, it was good. But for that price, I was expecting a much larger cup. I was left thirsty. It's literally the cheapest thing you could make and not some secret recipe requiring expertise; for that price point I expected more to slurp on. The energy ball was tasty. The coffee, I'm told, was OK. The smoothies matched their price point and tasted fresh.

Delicious quiche. Prewrapped sandwiches are super fresh and the bread is amazing. Carrot cake…read moremuffin is a must. If you are staying at an Airbnb they have ready to bake pot pies and lasagna that I want try on a future visit.

I'm so glad we hit up this spot before heading back home. We were craving quality baked goods and…read morecame in with high expectations. This place exceeded them! Located on the main street in Pagosa with ample parking (the entrance is around back), it's a cute converted house with original wood flooring, bright lighting, and the wonderful aroma of freshly baked bread when you walk in. We ordered the Ham & Cheese Croissant, which was buttery and flaky with just the right amount of filling. Next, my wife ordered a breakfast burrito smothered in green chili sauce. This burrito was surprisingly good (I helped her finish it)! The sauce was made with fresh Hatch green chile (NM-style), which we loved because it reminded us of home. The coffee was decent overall. My wife said her latte wasn't quite strong enough, but I really enjoyed my cold brew. When we realized an item was missing from our order, the staff quickly and efficiently hustled to make it right.

What a gem of a bakery! Natural and organic cakes and cookies to brighten up your day! JonPaul and…read moreSusan are the absolute go to people for all your needs . Gluten and sugar free are just some of the options. Go visit them across from Chimney Rock National Monument. Open 363 days of the year ! Closed X-mas and Easter!!!!!

From the owner: Specialties Whole Grain Wheat and Gluten Free, Paleo, Vegan,…read moreGrain Free Baked Products History Established in 2008. Developed great healthy recipes using less sugar or other natural sweeteners like maple syrup and honey and stevia to provide great taste with less sugar impact on our bodies. Meet the Business Owner Jean-Paul Wright Business Owner Desire to help people enjoy healthy baked products that don't compromise there future health.

Coffee, food, pastries were all good! The staff delivers a wonderful latte and they are very…read morepersonal. The ambiance was nice with a welcoming vibe. Something for everyone. I highly recommend the quiche with green chile.

I live in the area and wanted to support our local coffee shop, and have been for about 9 months…read more The service has always been appalling and while 4.70$ for a drip coffee is steep, we supported them because they were selling a local coffee company (also called Steep) and were willing to pay the premium to support a local family owned roaster. They informed me today that they will no longer be selling Steep because they raised their prices. They are now selling allegro as their drip, and when asked if using corporate coffee would lower the price of their drip, they said no. As far as I'm concerned this is disingenuous and a pretty bad hustle. Other complaints include no visible pricing and random price switching (due to the lack of transparency). We will not be back. Please consider supporting the Steep roasting company ten minutes up the road, you can get a fresh bag for 2/3 the price that higher grounds sells it for anyway.