Excellent, and I mean excellent coffee! Buy some to take home…read more Especially Jazzy Java. Best coffee ever!!! Decent, homey cafe, friendly barristas and clerks.

We stopped there on our way back from Steamboat Springs after it was recommended. The café is cute…read moreand the back part where the river is beautiful however, the food was expensive and was not very fresh. We ordered two Legendary sandwiches, and I'm pretty sure the smoked salmon was canned. We also ordered a fluffernutter latte which was good, but not very sweet and a pumpkin spice latte. The menu said that it had homemade pumpkin spice syrup, but they did not use homemade, I watched them pump Monin syrup into the drink. I feel like it was 40+ dollars wasted on food that wasn't very fresh and drinks that weren't any better than Starbucks. The last thing is the baristas were not friendly, and it seemed like we were an inconvenience when we ordered.

I love an Italian deli! This place has so many wonderful things…read more They have a huge case full of baked goods and grab-and-go snacks like muffins, fritatas & quiches. They have an intimidating menu of freshly made sandwiches, flatbread, soup and hot breakfast. They also have lots of pantry items like olive oil and balsamic vinegar. And, there is a huge cooler full of beverages and gelato. We really enjoyed the cocktails. My Aperol Spritz was great and the Dark & Stormy was classic.

We were killing some time before a show at the nearby theater and popped in to grab a drink. I…read moreenjoyed a decent Dark & Stormy Sunset. It was $12 And consisted of Myers Spiced Rum and ginger beer, with a splash of cranberry and pineapple juice, garnished with an orange and cherry. The girlfriend enjoyed an Aperol Spritz. It cost $13 And was Prosecco and Aperol with soda and orange garnish. I also grabbed a couple beers and canned cocktails for the road. There were some nice takeout food options to be had here.

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.

Best brunch I had in Frisco…read more Butterhorn Bakery and Cafe is the highest-rated brunch spot in Frisco, and based on my experience, I'd agree with the hype. Of the couple of brunch spots I tried in town, this was my favorite. I ordered the Cornucopia with eggs over medium and substituted the home fries for fruit. The fruit was surprisingly good, strawberries, blueberries, and bananas with a light sprinkle of powdered sugar. A side of fruit can be pretty hit or miss when you substitute it at brunch, so I was pleasantly surprised. The eggs were cooked right, and the toast was fine. I opted for turkey bacon, though, and I'd recommend skipping it. It was pretty crispy and lacked much flavor. The standout was the cinnamon roll French toast. We ordered it to share with the table, and I highly recommend doing the same. It comes with two large cinnamon rolls that are soaked in egg batter and grilled French-toast style. It was top tier. I noticed several tables around us sharing the regular cinnamon roll as well, and those looked fantastic too. They also have a bakery counter inside with plenty of grab-and-go options. The pastries all looked great, along with fresh bread, cookies, and other sweet treats. If you're visiting Frisco and looking for brunch, Butterhorn is definitely worth a stop. And whatever you order, I'd make sure the cinnamon roll French toast makes it onto your table.

Decent brunch spot in Frisco! Staffs were kind, courteous, and quick. They have their own hot sauce…read moreand ketchup which complemented very well with brunch items. Country fried steak needs little more balance with batter that way we can taste more meat while enjoying the crunchy texture. we got to see our first now after driving from Denver so it was perfect to be out here today! I was satisfied with my skillet and it was very fulfilling! Next time we will come back for the famous cinnamon roll French toast ! ;)

Just a great meal this restaurant, had short words with vegetables and potatoes. Had a great waiter…read moretaking care of us also had an old-fashioned that was really good. My wife and I had the same thing short ribs, which is highly unusual.

My wife and I have been here several times, and the food has always been very good. Unfortunately,…read morethe service has consistently been a different story, hence the three star review. Last night was no exception. We waited quite a while before anyone came to our table, and a couple of the staff seemed genuinely inconvenienced by our presence. For a restaurant at this price point, good food isn't enough--the service should be better. Here's the kicker... with three minutes left in a nail-biter of a Bronco game, we'd paid, were standing by the bar watching the finish, and were told they were closing and we were ushered out. We weren't in the way, and the staff clearly weren't leaving anytime soon. Three minutes. Broncos game. In Colorado. Come on.

I come here for breakfast often and I love the diner vibe! Everyone working is always so nice and…read morethe owners are great!

I have loved this place for 30ish years. I have mint been here in a long while, but still a good…read morevalue for a basic breakfast, a fancy breakfast, or a coffee and pastry. I guess they changed their business model for a while and weren't full service, but they are back as I remember it. Full service, hot coffee, friendly staff. It's a little out of the way if the resorts, and that's a bonus. A great local feel. I had a simple breakfast, eggs, bacon and one slice of French toast. It was just the right amount to hit the slopes on, and I didn't break the bank. My son had a southwestern style omelet. He said it was good and he didn't leave hungry. It's comfortable and decorated in local flare. There is plenty of parking and apparently live music occasionally. Stop by if you want to avoid the crowds and have a quiet breakfast.

I have been to the Summit County area so many times and somehow this is my first time here?! The…read morefolks behind the counter were incredibly friendly. The menu is massive with so many delicious options. The bread they make fresh is so delicious and perfect for a midday summer sandwich. All of the sweet treats in the case are tasty, we got a few different things to try and enjoyed them all. We will def be back soon!

A true small town feeling bakery. Packed with locals and tourists, pumping out fresh baked goods, a…read moremust stop for breakfast. The breakfast sandwiches on homemade bagels hit the spot

Great spot in Silverthorne with many fast food options to choose from - there's a bakery, pizza,…read moreChinese and Mexican joints. Lots of indoor seating and water stations, restrooms are available.

Waiting for 15 minutes at the ice cream place and pressed juice and no one showed up.read more

Really awesome little marketplace where they bake their own bread and pastries, prepare all their…read moregrilled and smoked meats (including brisket) and make many varieties of delicious, prepared, healthy foods like salads, sandwiches and soups. They also have many dessert options, dangerous! We made a pit stop here between driving from Denver back to Phoenix and this place was such a delight to visit! All the staff are very helpful and friendly and dogs leashed are allowed inside! We picked up breakfast items (chorizo breakfast burrito and brisket breakfast burrito - about $6-7 a piece), steak salad ($11 for small), hatch chile & cheddar bread loaf ($7), blueberry scone, and small macaroni salad ($5). Overall, food was fresh and tasty. Breakfast burritos could use a bit of salsa and either less eggs (or more well cooked eggs). Steak salad was fresh! Macaroni salad could have used some celery salt. Blueberry scone was perfect. Green chile and cheddar loaf has only a very slight chile & cheddar taste. We definitely will be back when in Frisco area again! Definitely support this business!

It's a crap shoot. You get her, it's great. Him, not so much…read more Last baked goods were dry with too much icing.

Great little breakfast spot in downtown Frisco…read more We popped in early on a Friday and there was no wait to be seated. The salmon benedict was outstanding. It was a cured salmon, not grilled or smoked. It was served cold, like smoked salmon, but was cut thicker than smoked salmon. It was a great dish with the tangy, briney capers, the fatty, delicious salmon, the fresh arugula and the creamy hollandaise. Delicious. Highly recommend.

Cute spot on Frisco's Main Street. Bustling and busy, yet good service and hospitality throughout…read more We came here with our little guy and they happily provided us with a high chair and a window seat. Bread+Salt is a breakfast and lunch operation, with a sizeable menu of crowd pleasers and dishes you'd expect to see. Pasture raised eggs, scrambles, bagels, hash, pancakes, and endless coffee refills. Most of the signature items ranging between $13.95-$19.95. With a name like Bread+Salt they better make good bread! And thankfully they do. I actually think it could've used a little more salt...but with butter it was very nice. I ordered the chorizo scramble, which was overall a good dish. Normally chorizo provides a more robust flavor than what was received, though with lots of Cholula and hashbrowns it all ate together well. Bonus points, my kid ate a good amount of his giant pancake!!! Bathrooms are outside the restaurant, way down the hall that shares with other businesses. If the weather is cooperating, sitting outside on Main Street is the move. Now that I'm writing this review, I see they actually have a location in Lakewood...news to me! Solid spot worth venturing to for a go-to breakfast.