We needed a quick bite before starting hikes in the park - we found this spot with great reviews…read moreand basic sandwiches as well as some more unique ones. The cashier was super friendly and let us have as much candy as we wanted, helped us pick menu items, and was very honest about wait times due to their busyness but was still quick to get our orders out as soon as she could. The restaurant has few tables so its more of a grab and go spot, but it is possible to sit at a small counter or select few tables. The sandwiches were all good, some better than others. Some people were happier with them than others. The specialty sandwiches got the best reviews.

As we were about to enter Rocky Mountain Natl Park our first day, we knew we needed lunch to go…read more I found this place on Yelp and it had such great reviews we decided to give it a try. All of their meats are cured in house and served on their fresh baked bread each day. They are vegetarian friendly and offer vegan and gluten free options. They also offer breakfast items like burritos. Be aware their sandwiches are loaded with ingredients and big. I could only eat half of my sandwich. I do appreciate the size though as you never know how hungry you are going to be after a long hike especially in this altitude. We went with the turkey sandwich and added cheese, all kinds of toppings and a spread. These sandwiches were very tasty and all the veggies on the sandwich were so fresh. Their baked goods looked so inviting especially the cinnamon rolls. I will have to come back! Service was efficient and helpful. Parking can be a bit of a challenge when they are busy. It was the perfect stop before entering the park!

Not sure why this place has a 3.7 rating. It's a 5 from me and my wife. The place has a good…read moreatmosphere that a deli can have. Very clean and very kind employees. The food was really good and large portions. We got the Ukrainian Italian and the Guinness Bratwurst. Both were great. You won't be disappointed. Next time I'm in town I'm getting the Philly!

2 sandwiches for $32 look how fucking pathetic. There barely anything in it and the bread is total…read moreshit too. What a waste of fucking money.

In my opinion, River Walk Cafe has the best breakfast with coffee shop vibes. They offer different…read morebreakfast sandwich /bagel/burrito options as well as lunch options. There is a seating area in the back next to a small area to shop featuring projects from local artists. Must visit when you're in Estes!

The ambiance is funky. Service is minimal - order at a counter and get an obnoxious beeper thing,…read morethen go get your food. My wife liked her sandwich taste but felt it was messy. The avocado toast was also tasty but messy. I've never had avocado toast that wasn't mashed. This was sliced avocado and was slipping out everywhere. The eggs were perfectly cooked but not sitting on mashed avocado made it difficult to eat.

This little market in Estes is conveniently located like 5-10 mins from the beaver meadows area…read moreentrance to RMNP. It actually has a pretty big selection of groceries and produce despite it being a standalone place. I came specifically to buy a beer which they had! I liked the local Colorado beer options, I got a couple tall boys for $3.50 each and drank one that night. If you needed quick food you could def also get it here. They have a nice large parking lot, and there's a gas station nearby!

The sandwiches were very tasty and full of meat. The staff are friendly and inviting.read more

Love this place and will be thinking about it on our next trip through town. Wow! What a vibe!…read more Things were picking up by the time we got there for lunch. We were greeted by a really nice blonde girl that showed us our seats. She was down to earth and was just beaming with great vibes. Then we got Matt. As if the experience wasn't already great from hanging out with friends, Matt invited us with an amount of aloha that is only found in Hawaii! We ordered chips and onion dip. The ramekin that the onion dip came with was really small compared to the amount of chips we received. It was delicious! Maybe substitute toasted bread next time? I ordered the poke and that was outstanding! It came with a creamy ginger dip that tied things together. For being landlocked and in the mountains, this is a dish I will remember! Matt also brought out a Hong Kong sriacha that definitely elevated everything. The reggae (music), positive vibes, and down to earth feel was a great way to end our trip before getting back to the grind. What a place! The scenery speaks for itself too and the staff is top notch!

Bird and Jim is spacious, with comfortable couches and table/chair dinning areas…read more We started our meals with arugula salad paired with chowder soup for appetizers. For entrees, we selected carnivore and sweet potato gnocchi. One major thing I liked about their dishes is the variety of vegetables within the soup and entrees. Carnivore had freshly sautéed broccoli, and Gnocchi had zucchini, onions, and cauliflowers. It makes the whole meal feel more healthy and balanced. We finished our meal with lady bird bread pudding. Overall the service was great and welcoming. Highly recommend! PS. They also offer to send out a postcard for you. I enjoyed writing the postcard in the restaurant!

Most adorable stationary store with a coffee shop! They have hilariously funny cards so I had to…read moresnatch some for various occasions. There's just tons of different things to shop around in here. The coffee is pretty good as well. Lots of different syrups to add and my husband gave a two thumbs up for the beans they use.

This is one of my go to coffee spots every time I'm in Estes Park, especially after a hike, and…read moreit's easily my favorite coffee shop in the area. It's such a cute combo coffee + stationery store, and they have a really nice seating area upstairs. I stopped by again this weekend, got a latte, and it was delicious as usual. Took it upstairs and just relaxed for a bit with my friend, perfect post-hike vibe. I was here back in September too and noticed they've upgraded the upstairs seating since then, so it feels even nicer and more refreshed now. Always consistent, always a great stop when I'm in Estes Park.

After a long day of travel we are so happy we stopped by this place. Best tiramisu I've had in a…read morelong time and the pizza was perfect. We almost forgot to take A photo! Our server was incredibly kind and inside was cozy. Will be back again

Where's Uncle Tony when you need him?…read more Honestly, someone call Nonna and have her send Uncle Tony over to politely break some bread--or maybe some legs--because The Sandwich Mafia is disrespecting the family... and the sandwich game. These sandwiches? Fuggedaboutit. Dry, flavorless, and thinner than my cousin Vinny's patience. If this is what they're calling a "hit," then it's a miss, capisce? We ordered The Uncle Tony, which comes with salami, pepperoni, mortadella, provolone, lettuce, tomato, pepperoncini, black olives, and oil & vinegar on a hoagie. This was, without question, the saddest sandwich I've ever had the displeasure of paying for. One flimsy slice of each meat and cheese, and the bare minimum of veggies they could legally get away with. If Uncle Tony knew his name was being slapped on this, he'd have made The Sandwich Mafia sleep with the fishes. Their Instagram? Fugazi. It's all thick stacks of meat, cheese, and toppings. But what you actually get is a sad, limp excuse for a sandwich. Check the photos I posted if you need the visual heartbreak. Do yourself a favor--save your appetite, your wallet, and your dignity. Go eat somewhere else. Heck, even Subway would've been a hundred times better... and that's saying something.

Yep! This was great. After a long snowy hike we only had time for one meal in estes park and landed…read morehere. Workers were great, food came out quick and it was so yummy! The gluten free bun was fluffy and I got lots of extra pickles !

Stopped in for lunch after visiting RMNP. The burgers were…read moregood. Had a lot of choices. Typical burger joint food. Fries, burgers, sandwich, onion rings, drinks, shakes. It's got covered seating outside and plenty of tables. You order at the counter and then get your food. Was hoping for fresh , hand cut fries but they had the frozen ones. They were still good. We had burgers and fried pickles. There is a couple little tables where you can get your condiments after you get your food. The workers were friendly . Was good but would probably try a new place next time.

Super cute two story coffee shop! I love their decor, the local merch and the large windows for the…read moreviews. I got the honey & lavender almond milk latte and it was 100%!

Nice spot. I thought the atmosphere and ambience were fantastic, it's a very cool, well-designed…read morespace, and I felt it was a great spot to relax. I also found the coffee to be excellent; I could tell they take their brewing seriously, and I really appreciated the high quality of the beans. However, I was a bit disappointed with the food. I ordered a pastry, and I found it to be fairly mediocre, which was frustrating given that I thought it was very expensive for the quality. My overall takeaway is that I found the experience to be a bit pricey for what I actually received. While I definitely recognized the quality of the coffee, the cost of the food didn't quite line up for me.

We were super impressed by Notchtop. We had lunch one day and then breakfast the next. The food is…read morelegit good (in my opinion, it's hard to find actually good food in smaller towns in CO). I had a burger for lunch and the next morning for breakfast, I had the Santa Fe hash -- both well seasoned and fresh and spicy. Even the drip coffee is good. The service is fast and efficient and you can tell the staff take it seriously, running a great restaurant. The crazy mountain views just outside the window make this the complete Estes dining experience.

The menu is super diverse with so many things. It was hard to choose what to order. I heard CO is a…read moregreen chili state so I ordered something with green chili. I had the Dragon's Eye Benedict 5/5. Instead of biscuit, they used pancakes. The pancakes were soft, fluffy and thick. I love the combination. Though I could barely taste the green chili. Elk Stew 3/5. There was so much peppers that it overpowered the taste of the stew. Service was alright. They didn't refill my water but asked my boyfriend if needed to refill his coke.