Such a great local sub shop. Fresh homemade bread is always used! I got the Middlecut. It's kinda…read morelike a cheesesteak or a French dip without the dip. Very good. They also have vegetarian options that looked delicious.

I tried to call so they could be done before I walked in..,they don't answer but I keep…read morecalling...finally they answer and I'm trying to order as I'm walking in (7 min to close) and the dude tries to tell me " I'm sorry we have already turned off the grill" I said " I'm walking in and the open sign is on" wtf yo- open till 7 means make my sandwich at 5 min till! So, I'm just here to natk on the boy tryin to not do his job....good help is so hard to find! Ps never once have I had a complaint about the women working here....they always make my sandwich amazing and have brilliant attitudes

Everything here is just amazing!! If available get the beet cake! (Valentine's Day special)…read moreHaloumi sandwich was the best, Mac and cheese was great, and lived the soups. Definitely will be back.

While on a visit to see our son in Durango, we stopped by this restaurant to pick up sandwiches on…read moreour way to have a picnic. Located on the main drag leading out of town toward Silverton, it seems popular. There is a small parking lot that we were fortunate enough to find spot close to the door. Upon entering, there is a counter to the left and seating to the right. The seating is bar style, along with tables and booths. My wife chose a chicken salad sandwich and I chose the ham and Gruyere sandwich. They come with, in my opnion, rather flavorless tortilla chips. However, my sandwich is really a panini, toasted on the outside. It was very flavorful with a crunch on the outside due to being toasted but a chewy inside due to the ham and cheese. Really, a great texture, in my opinion. My wife felt the cashier had a bit of an attitude when she needed one of the soda dispensers changed out due to be empty. Like he was put out. Overall, we did like Sage Fresh Eats and would come again.

One of those spots that leaves you wishing it was in your neighborhood. Counter service with kind,…read morefriendly staff. We tried the ham and cheese croissant, it was simple and delightful. My daughter had a waffle with 2 eggs on the side. Hubby tried the bagel with avo and ham. I had a latte and Hubby chose the Chai. Their chai is spectacular, full of spice and not sweet.

I always stop here on my trips to Durango - their day old section is the best! Bread is very…read morereasonably priced, perfect for coffee or lunch, and always has a great playlist on. Stop by on your stroll down main or even if you're just driving through town, I can't recommend this place enough!

I visited here for the first time. I'm very impressed with the owners, the atmosphere and the…read moreabsolute caring about the guests experience. I think the menu is great and the food tasty

This is not a sandwich shop. They have new owners and it is an Irish sit down restaurant…read more There was no name change so it was very misleading for us We had the White Witch Sandwich that was not that good it was a panini with two slices of processed turkey and some gooey orange cheese.

This food truck is in the back of the brewery. The wings and salad blew me away! WOW…read more They recommended adding tofu to the salad for some protein. Bomb The homemade hot wing sauce was the best I've ever had. Even beat out blue dog's wings in Tahoe. No regrets.

Food was ok and served the purpose of soaking up the beer we were drinking. Cheese curds were all…read morecurd but not enough cheese. Basically just a bunch of fried pieces. Don't get me wrong. Still tasty enough but not really what I like cheese curds to taste like. Fries were kind of like McDonalds fries but a little more limp. Again, paired with enough beer and they served the purpose. We've had better food truck appetizers though.

A delicious little cafe & bakery just off the main downtown drag in Durango…read more Though it's literally only a block "away", the prices are quite a bit more reasonable than the cafes in the main street. Nice folks, lots of food options, some savory food (look at the bottom of the board, it could be highlighted better). If you're there for the signature "bread", the sign indicates it arrives around 10am. The earlybird doesn't get the bread! I had a very good coffee and a green chili croissant that was surprisingly flavorful. Lots of other things I'd have liked to try. Cute, eclectic shop in the coffee shop tradition. Shared and window seating, some outdoor sidewalk seats. Looked like a local crowd on a summer Saturday. Worth repeating!

GF update Two GF cookies in shard spaces fyi if you're…read moreceliac or looking for other options as of Aug 2026 not here. Friendly staff, gave us options for perhaps more GF celiac options. tasty Non GF pecan honey scone. Coffee was rich and flavorful. In summer, Outdoor seating is pretty cooking o na warm day after 930. No shade.

We were greeted by a personable young man, Nate who helped us decide on our breakfast sandwiches…read more He capably prepared our breakfast sandwiches while engaging in easy conversation about the area. The sandwiches were delicious using fresh bread and local ingredients. Will definitely be back!

It wasn't there. So, don't go there. Or, you will not get to eat. You will stay hungry.read more

Absolutely one of the best breakfast's that I've ever had. I got the pulled pork bowl and it was…read moreamazeballs. Fresh ingredients and an amazing flavor profile.

3.5 / 5 Stars -- Outstanding food, but cold counter-service hospitality…read more I recently tried Kami's Samis as part of my journey exploring the Colorado food scene, and the kitchen absolutely knows what it is doing. THE FOOD: The Traditional Breakfast was excellent. The standout element was the bacon--thick-cut, generous, and perfectly cooked. The eggs and potatoes were spot on, and the sourdough was great. I also ordered the kids' French toast sticks, which were made from a great "fat bread," dusted with powdered sugar, and served with 100% pure maple syrup. The cappuccino was also top-tier, with a perfect espresso pull and velvety foam. THE SERVICE & VIBE: While the food justifies the premium price tag ($30 for breakfast), the service infrastructure really lets this place down. You have to look at the menu, order at the counter, and pay/tip upfront before you even sit down. They blame "staff shortages" for why you have to get your own water and eat off paper plates with plastic forks, but for a $30 meal, the all-disposable setup feels cheap. The biggest issue is the hospitality. I wasn't greeted when I walked in because staff were talking to each other. The gentleman taking orders was a bit cold and dismissive. Worse, when I went back up to ask for a second container of maple syrup to finish my French toast, the girl at the counter was visibly annoyed and rude. She told me they would bring it out, but it never arrived. THE BOTTOM LINE: Prompting guests for a 15-20% tip before they even eat completely removes the staff's incentive to take care of you. Go here for the outstanding food, but lower your expectations for the service. Will I tell my friends about this place and go back? I sure will. I'll tell him about how good the food is and about how the service was and about the tipping.

Great sausage, egg and cheese muffin, made to order. Bought one each.for a friend and her daughter…read more They went back and got five before they headed back to Denver. Best reuben in town. Really good fries as well. Megan, Andrew and their crew couldn't be friendlier or efficient. Buy local!!!!!

Nice staff great sandwich and gyro. The dill pickle that came with it also good. The deli is in a…read moreconvenience mart/gas station. There is seating inside or you can use the drive through

They have delicious food and everything tastes good. The customer service is great and the nicest…read morepeople work there.

My husband had the chicken sandwich and he said it was excellent. Unfortunately, the caprese…read moresandwich was mostly without taste except with the hot tomato dipping sauce, which was great and made the sandwich okay. Too bad they put the balsamic reduction on the outside so it gets all over your hands rather than inside the sandwich where it could give much needed flavor. The regular melted cheese sandwich was nothing special, nor were the fries. We've just had such outstanding eating experiences in other places in Pagosa Springs so no need to recommend here unless you get the chicken sandwich.