I stop into Nomad about once a month, typically when I am in town waiting to meet someone or in the…read moresummer waiting for other businesses to open. The staff here is very friendly, and the overall space located inside Blue Bird Market is a great place to get some work or housekeeping done while you enjoy your coffee. Nomad coffee is exactly what it should be for a small independent coffee stand. The Americano, latte, and drip are all well executed. I'm not a flavored coffee drinker, so I can't speak to those. The only downside I have ever experienced with Nomad is that given their small footprint and relatively low staff levels, you can experience a bit of a wait, especially if the orders in front of you are big or they are overly needy coffee orders.

We popped in for a quick coffee. When we pulled up we were a little confuse as to where the shop…read morewas, but realized it was inside a some little market. It has a game room and several other sweet shops. Very fun little area. It was right as they were opening. The barista was very friendly and made a good vanilla latte and a cappuccino. My husband is not an avid coffee drinker. He likes his coffee more sweet. The barista went out of his way to make him happy. It was very sweet.

If you're anywhere near Silverthorne, you have to stop by House of Vibes…read more I ordered the rose quartz matcha and it was hands down one of the best matchas I've ever had, and I try matcha everywhere | go. You could really taste the Matcha and it was not too sweet. My dad got the abuelita hot chocolate and immediately said it was the best hot chocolate he's ever had, and we always make hot chocolate from scratch at home. Comfy seating, great music, and the sweetest staff. Everyone was so welcoming and kind. I definitely recommend!

Decided to come to the Silverthorne outlets and wanted to stop for a quick coffee. This place was…read morereally cute inside, with unique decor like open books are fixed to the wall walls and cute terrarium vibes. They had a really unique menu, with stuff like tiramisu coffee, but when the coffees came out, they didn't have much of a different flavor to them than normal coffees. However, I did really like my hot Matcha and the foam art that they took the time to put in it. They had a little bit of seating, maybe 5 or so tables , and we chose one by the window that had a couch. Really cozy. Would definitely stop by again for a quick Bev

I absolutely LOVE this place…read more Anytime I am in the area I make it a point to stop here. The staff and ambience are just perfect. There is so much more than just an amazing food to buy here as well. Speaking of food-OH MY GOODNESS-the food never disappoints. I usually will also pick up a bag of coffee for my husband as a gift. I love the warm bagels with jam. Perfect treat especially as the weather gets cooler. Never have I had a bad experience. The staff is great!!

We were headed towards aspen and we stopped by the coffee and tea place that was definitely cute…read more I had the spicy chai and dear god it was most fantastic spicy hit that hit me like no chai has ever hit me. The place is an absolute fun little hang out. Both the ladies at the counter were super kind Service was great. A little fun casual hang out.

Stopped in for a pick me up after our dinner & the staff was so friendly. Their espresso is…read moreseriously the best grade I've had.

This is a cozy little coffee shop/ bar in the Vail Village area to grab nice drinks and chill. It…read moreoffers a nice variety of non alcoholic and alcoholic drinks. You can grab a regular cup of coffee or latte or you can order their hot alcoholic beverages. One such hot alcoholic beverage of theirs is Toormerik Toddy. Toormerik Toddy had a turmeric, ginger, and black pepper mix that's blended with whiskey and it's absolutely fabulous especially when consumed on a chilly day. I had it and enjoyed it a lot. I also tried my wife's drink, Salted Nutella Latte w/ black pepper sprinkled on top and it was delicious. This shop is trendy, modern, and hip. I could be wrong about this but I don't think it appeals to certain demographics only. You should check it out when in Vail. It's worth a stop.

There will always be a special place in my heart for the local bookstore…read more Every time we're in the Edwards area we stop at Bookworms, which epitomizes the local bookstore completely. Well stocked with books, puzzles, and more - we always feel the time fly by here. The coffee and tasty snacks certainly don't hurt either!

The cutest place! My husband and I stopped in here on our drive from Denver to steamboat springs,…read moregot a smoothie and a tea, and read in the cafe for a couple of hours. The book selection was pretty good, I heard the staff giving customer recommendations, and they had a lot of fun, niche gifts and knick knacks.

Overpriced food and watered down hot chocolate. Service is friendly and the vibes inside are good,…read morebut it's hard to recommend this place given how overpriced it is. I've been here multiple times just because it's convenient, but that's quite literally the only thing it has going

Yeti grind has 3 locations in Colorado. 2 of them are…read morepretty close to each other. I got the mud season and asked to adjust it that it's not too chocolate but more strong on hazelnut flavor. Coffee was ok, little too sugary I felt. Also it was pricey, 7.33 for small cup. Wait time was not too bad. Good part is you can sit outside and enjoy coffee while soaking sun.

Stopped in Leadville for a quick run, and had to stop for coffee. There's plenty of easy street…read moreparking, and the inside is cute with friendly staff! My partner got a chai, and I got a lavender latte. Her chai was the best we've had in a while, and my latte was good as well. Will def be back when I run the Leadville 100 ;)

Good coffee spot to start your day, they have freshly baked scones and muffins. All of the…read morebreakfast burritos are prepared well in advance and cannot be modified. There are no dairy free options. Coffee was freshly brewed, hot and good. Latte was exceptional with art in the milk foam. City on a Hill accommodates all special events with modified opening hours. They have local art on display. It is in a historic building and that has such a cool vibe. There are ample tables and chairs, but the place is popular, so be prepared to share a table aw we did on two different mornings.

My husband and I just stopped in at the Crown and it was wonderful! It just started snowing here…read moreand we were able to sit in the window seat to watch the snow fall outside. The inside of the restaurant has a really rustic feel to it, and they had some good indie tunes playing in the background, which made for good ambience. The service was very fast, and we had our food within 10 minutes. We both had one of the breakfast burritos, a mimosa, and split a chocolate croissant. All of the food was really delicious and you can tell that it was made in house. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting!

What a way to start the day! Busy and organized vibe at about mid morning showing this place is a…read moregreat spot for all things coffee and breakfast. Staff and patrons were very kind and welcoming, family and I were able to navigate and move throughout the busy space with ease and comfort. Coffee was great and their breakfast bagel sandwich was a great way to start the day! Great spot!

We stopped here for our last breakfast as we were leaving Avon in late March. It was delicious! We…read moreeach got a variation of the breakfast sandwich and enjoyed it. We also ordered a couple of iced lattes with oat milk which were made perfectly. Prices were normal/as expected for Avon. The staff was friendly and sat us quickly. The inside was spacious and we were sat at a roomy booth. The roominess was appreciated for those of us with big suitcases and backpacks!

Food is amazing, staff is friendly. I love that we felt we could sit and relax, no rush. Great…read morelocation as well.

I've walked by plenty of times and there always seems to be a line. Today I finally found out what…read morethe fuss is all about. With a 50% off coupon in tow (Chinook book) and a gal pal by my side I made my way in for a late lunch. The ordering process was simple as hanging blackboards reflected the offerings. I really appreciated that they clearly indicated items they were out of as well. Nothing bums me out more than when you have your heart set on a menu item only to find out it's no longer available when you go to place your order. Staff were happy to provide samples of some of the offerings (soup) and answer most questions. While most if not all ingredients are sourced from the local Farmer's Market it is unclear which ingredients are organic. While I went with the asparagus soup with bok choy and beet salad my friend went with the seasonal salad (it was adorned with fresh flowers! So pretty)and tomato soup. The tomato soup was outstanding. It tasted fresh and bright, basically a mouth-full of sunshine. My soup was quite nice as well with great smooth texture and color. While my salad was plentiful it didn't have the flavor or appeal that my friend's salad had. Guess I had a case of the lunch envies. There were a variety of seating options with plenty of windows to gaze out of. Overall nice uplifting dining experience.

I visited Seeds today for coffee with a friend. It is a beautiful cafe, overlooking the Boulder…read moreCreek. The atmosphere is very peaceful (as expected in a library),modern and minimalist. They serve lunch, locally sourced but I did not taste the food. My latte, made with coconut milk (they don't have almond milk) was good and the barista friendly. They offer "dinner on the bridge", a five course meal prepared by Boulder chefs, featuring local farmers and artisans. This is quite tempting! You may have to call for details as I could not find any mention of the dinners on their website. A nice quite place to enjoy coffee or lunch in a beautiful setting!