Great coffee shop on Main Ave, with friendly staff and a fun shopping section in the cafe/store…read more Lots of seating, would return! I enjoyed my iced latte.

A cute spot on Main with lots seating. I'd say their coffee is decent maybe not the fanciest if you…read moreare a coffee snob but did the trick. Their blueberry muffin was okay but nothing to write home about. But the vibe is good, coffee came out pretty quick, and they have some fun little gifts for purchase. I will note if you need ADA accommodations for the restroom you have to ask the staff. The other restroom is down a flight of stairs.

This place is outside of town but so worth the trip. The Chardonnay on tap was light and delicious…read more The small charcuterie board included a dozen options good bread and crackers. The live music on Saturday night outside was very enjoyable and the views are the icing on the cake.

They're a few steps away from the train station, selling their own wines…read more We tried a flight: two white and two red. All are good, the whites are smoother than the reds. Warm bread, lots of it. Old forks that are from estate sales - all are good. ... I know many don't care about utensils, tableware and flowers ... but some do The business replied to my Google Maps review: "I LOVE that your notice our forks! Delight is in the details!!!" ... that makes it two -:)

*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.

Legit boba milk tea. Shared a large brown sugar milk tea (50% sweet, light ice, honey boba) with my…read morepartner and we both really enjoyed it. Boba was a little bit on the firm side, but this is better than many boba places in major coastal cities. Surprisingly cute interior too. Amusingly tall containers, not a big deal but they have devilishly hard to remove lids vs the satisfying to pop through plastic film. A lot of toppings, but no egg custard.

I've been trying to go to this place since I got here last week. It does not open till noon and I…read morebelieve it's closed on Sunday. Don't quote me on that. I was disappointed. They did not have decaffeinated tea as little caffeine sensitive and don't believe kid should have it.. I got a fresh fruit. Tea did not know they were adding sugar as well. It's quite sweet. Not the nicest place inside, but it seem to be somewhat clean could be cleaner cleaner

What a lovely place to go for not only brunch but much more. The atmosphere is warm, cozy, and…read moreinviting. Brunch options are the most well known but I think they'd be good for other meal times too. I personally got the Liege Belgian waffle with strawberries, banana, and whip cream and I thought it was absolutely amazing. The pearl sugar, the textures, and flavors! One of my favorite waffles I've ever had. I will be thinking about this whenever I crave a waffle in the future. Just the right amount of sweetness and crunch! My friend got the Hash Smash bowl. I got to taste a small bite and I found the aioli sauce to be delicious. Speaking of sauces, they have hot sauce buckets with a bunch of different ones to try. I found that very nice that they offer that and let people try a bunch of sauces they otherwise might not have had that chance to try otherwise. Also very interesting and unexpected that they happen to have boba drinks in this part of town. FYI though, their boba isn't soaked in syrup so it's bland if your drink isn't quite sugar heavy enough itself. Highly recommend the restaurant look into that and soak their bobas to take the drinks to the next level. Lastly, their menu seems to change quite often and the pics on yelp don't reflect the current menu anymore. You may see dishes/drinks missing or on there that you didn't expect.

Came right at 9am on Sunday. No wait. Got the thai tea coffee (5/5), chai milk tea with boba…read more(3.5/5), hash mash skillet dish with fried chicken (5/5) and the chicken and waffle (3/5). Thai tea coffee was delectable and the skillet dish had a phenomenal breakfast sauce. Beautifully cooked eggs and perfect heat. We sat outside and our server was Bart himself, such a nice guy. The interior is cute too. I wouldn't recommend the chicken in waffles because the syrup was overwhelming and the sugar bits in the waffle made it wayy too sugary. The chicken was juicy but I wanted more seasoning in the batter. Overall not bad! Just order that hashmash dish

Usually clean. Very. Busy store. Lots. Of. Street people. Located at a busy intersection.read more

Love this place I get cheetos here all the time. It's the best speed way I've been to.read more

We called ahead to find out if pups were welcome and were told they were…read more We were welcomed in. We were offered a sample of their slushy while we chose our flight selections. We each did a flight of five from what was available. I had the "My Morning Coffee, a "semi-sweet" from the selections of meads. It really did not have any sweetness at all and was quite dry. I tried the Choke Cherry Wine, Feel Better Berry, Baco Noir and Cabernet. Choke Cherry was tart without sweet. Feel Better Berry was cloying. Baco Noir was dry as was the Cabernet, which had a slightly astringent undertone. The ambiance is much more casual than a typical winery tasting room. Flights are served in plastic cups written on in sharpie. We were regaled with stories of the tasting room cat bringing its various conquests back into the building for the owner to find. I don't believe I would return for the products.

My husband and I visited Yellow Car in late April, 2024, and had a lovely time. We had been driving…read moreall day through a windstorm, tumbleweeds and all, and finding Country Car was a very welcoming break from the road. We each ordered a wine tasting, with five pours (1 oz each) from a wide selection of fruit wines and meads ($8 each), and then shared them in order to taste all ten! We enjoyed the wines, and especially the honey mead, and purchased an extra bottle (750 ml, $25) to take with us. Jim, the friendly proprietor, also gave us a taste of their wine slushees, and we ordered a plate of excellent, and fully loaded and reasonably priced, nachos. Yellow Car, and Cortez Colorado, is a convenient stop for tourists on route to Mesa Verde National Park, and even Arches which we had just visited. For any RVers out there, Yellow Car participates in the Harvest Hosts program, with reservation.

After tasting Fenceline Elderberry Cider locally here in Grand Junction, we found ourselves 30…read moremiles from Mancos on a tour of the SW corner of the state and decided to run over to check it out. Even though the town was covered in a new snow, Dustin made the Cidery warm and inviting. He took us through a tour of all 10 ciders and gave us the history of Fenceline. We have tasted most every cider in the Grand Valley and none were as delicious as any of the Fenceline ciders. Dustin not only gave us a tour of the ciders but talked with us about the Mancos area and introduced us to the power house women who get together there every Monday night! What a wonderful group of women and an incredible experience. Thank you Dustin. We are now looking to move a little closer so we can frequent your wonderful establishment!

Great outdoor eating..live music was really nice ...Cider was really good and Meg was terrific in…read moremaking suggestions on what cider to try

Ordered a jr bacon cheeseburger in the drive thru and got it cold and over cooked. Quite the deal!read more

Quick, good customer service and loved the clear cups. We got a cherry limeade and some sonics…read moredon't put a lot of cherry so it's not real red. With the clear cup you can clearly see the good job they did mixing the slush. Would recommend this location.

The girls in the night crew are awesome! Very helpful and funny. Always makes me smile.read more