Love this little store it is always my first stop in town when I come in. Hope they survive the DG…read morebeing built good small town business. Everything from toilet paper to toilet repairs lettuce to hunting supplies and licenses.

Crescent City has a certified farmers market! I was so glad to hear this when I moved. There are…read morea number of local organic farmers selling produce, and there are some farmers selling pork, beef, and chicken. The selection is good, and the quality is quite good. I do most of my grocery shopping here. I also buy my holiday gifts here. There are a number of crafters and artisans selling knitting, woven goods, ceramics, Native American arts and crafts, and redwood items (boxes, clocks, toys, planters). You can also get, from time to time, canned tuna, smoked tuna, and smoked salmon. The tuna vendor has some of the most delicious tuna I've had. Don't forget the bakeries selling fresh bread and pastries, community services with info, plant nurseries, and Vita Cucina's soups and shortcake. Be sure to sample the pesto (cilantro-almond or traditional basil) from the Dutch Gardener's booth--it's a local favorite. It's a great place to do your shopping, support the community, and see neighbors. It's one of the best things in Crescent City.

I can't wait for this this little town's Farmers Market to open up again. The few great things they…read morehave there are the amazing fresh baked bread, outstanding pesto sauce, and soy candles. They do of course have fresh veggies as well, but what Farmers Market doesn't? I like to get their right away when they open to get first pick and to beat the people that just show up their simply to just wander around and walk annoying dogs.

Shelves and shelves of jazz and pizzazz!!! Infused olive oils, seasoned blends, balsamic hot…read moresauces??? Almond stuffed olives, strawberry jalapeno jam, maple mustard??? And that's not all- you can sample it all with delightful crisps and crackers! This is one of my favorite browsing spots when I'm in Creede and is always one of the first few stops I make. This year it was our first stop... after hitting up the visitor center for wifi! :) This is a family owned business that opened in 2010 and I stumbled upon them the following year, been stopping in ever since! They are next to Elk Country on the corner of Wall and Main, you can't miss the bright green sign! There are olive oil blends from across the world for those fancy cooks out there. You can get them at $18 a pop! I'm an eater, not a cooker, so I always turn my attention to their pantry of condiments and foods. The price range seems to be $8-$30, but the cheaper items are in really tiny containers. This isn't your every day stuff you can get at the grocery store though, so that's to be expected. This may not be a one of a kind concept, but it's an extremely unique store with a lot of flavor combinations you wouldn't have considered before! The best part is they always have a table laid out to sample all these strange sounding concoctions first. It's always a large variety and plenty of crisps to go with them. Samples aren't uncommon, but it's nice to see them so prepared; takes the awkwardness out of asking so you can make sure you love what you buy. They also carry a small selection of items from local artists and vendors. That's fairly common in this town but their soaps, bags and jewlery are always nice and get my attention. I think the soap may be theirs as I haven't seen that specific type at the other nearby shops. However, the point is that there is enough variety in this shop for everyone to enjoy some eye candy! No matter how often I stop by, I seem to realize I've overlooked or missed something before. I didn't even realize they sold mustard before this year! My stepson stopped by all excited about maple mustard- and of course, where else could he have gotten it from? :) My mother in law usually comes away with some goodies most years too. They also have a website where you can order everything, including whatever there isn't room for on the shelves. That is especially useful if you ran out of a purchase and were craving it from across the country. In regards to customer service, I've never consulted with any of the owners before. I always see them with someone, and they do seem to take their time with each customer. Since it's usually one of my first stops, I'm excited to get out and see how the rest of the town has changed. So instead of waiting around, sometimes in a line, I take my personal tour of the product and move on with my shopping. That's doesn't keep me from coming in, I'm drawn by all the colors and curiosity anyway! Besides, I like that they give each person the attention they need. Come if your palate is feeling adventurous!

Exceptional botique business. The widest rane of infused olive oils and condiments that I have…read moreseen anywhere! Discrete, hygienic tasters a plus when customers want to push the envelope. Recommended by friends who will drive from 3-5!hours away to shop here. A comprehensive website enables online shopping and shipping. Located along Creede's main street that has a weslth of good restauranrs, theaters, and tourist attractions.

Bought some cinnamon blended honey for Christmas gifts. The jar was crystallized and you could tell…read moreuntil you tried to spreading it on toast. I had to boil the mixture to make it consumable, Taste is a 1 out of 10.

Wonderful honey!! I found them one summer while staying at an RV park in South Fork. Hard working…read morefamily that can tell you all about bees and the losses they have incurred over the years. Please support them if you're in the area.

I was not expecting to find vegan ice cream in a tiny mountain town like Creede, so this was a nice…read moresurprise! More ice cream shops need to do this, so all the kids (and grownups) with dairy allergies can have a treat, too. We tried both the vegan flavors and they were delicious.

We love this place! Our family frequents the Creede area for family vacations during the summer…read more Both last year and this year, we went at least three times each trip. My husband is obsessed with the Exhausted Parent flavor. Our son usually gets something with chocolate or Oreos. Our middle daughter loves the strawberry ice cream. I try something different every time, but my favorites have been the Italian Ice flavors (strawberry hibiscus winning for me). We also always end up buying a shirt, hoodie, hat, stickers, or something else they offer. Highly recommend this place!!

The Tiny Timbers Coffee Bistro and Spa experience were over the top! I'll keep this review to the…read morerestaurant side. We met friends for Saturday night smash burger dinner (only available during the busy season), and we went again for breakfast the next day (avocado toast and egg/sausage/hash-browns and toast and the food and service were outstanding. The atmosphere is quaint, especially outside! We love this little gem and highly recommend it!

Great breakfast and coffee. We had the breakfast sandwich and the egg breakfast with a biscuit. The…read moreservice was excellent, very friendly and quick

Wonderful bread love the cinnamon raisin. Have friends pick up bread for me when they are down…read morethat way.

Biggest problem with this place is it is so hard to choose what to get. Everything looks and…read moresmells delicious. Their breads are incredible. Best sourdough. Delicious cinnamon rolls. Coffee was incredible with unique flavors. Highly recommend

We stumbled on this place for brunch and I was amazed how great the food is! Everything was fresh…read moreand very tasty; huge portions, great prices. The waitress was very friendly and attentive. I was too full to try out the bakery but will definitely be back. Don't pass this place up if you are near Monte Vista! It is a really fantastic find!

WOW! Don't steer away because this is an Amish restaurant. This is one of the best places and I'm…read moreso sad we don't have this place closer to Denver. Don't get me wrong, this pace is so good we came here for lunch, everyday, for three days straight. I've had their turkey sandwich, pot roast, and loaded baked potato. Everything was phenomenal. I can't wait to come back and really only want to travel down south to eat here!