Outstanding small town coffee shop & gathering spot in sleepy little Wellington, CO. Excellent…read morebaked goods, simple cafe bites and a HUGE coffee, tea & beverage menu that could probably give you a different liquid delight every day for a year! And the service? Just what you'd expect -- courteous, delightful and efficient! Owl Canyon Coffee is our new favorite morning stop off busy I-25.

Great find by my friend as we made our way to Wyoming! I'd never heard of Wellington previously. We…read morestopped for coffee and food. I got a delicious Blood Orange Espresso Tonic, which is my new favorite drink. So many possibilities with all their syrup options. The barista recommended their bagels (and also said their burritos were popular) so I picked out a Jalapeno Bagel to be heated up. Service here is fantastic. The whole coffeeshop is super cute. Street parking wasn't bad. New go-to spot next time I'm in this area!

The coffee isn't terrible its just not as good as I remember it…read more Not sure how much experience the baristas at this location have but its not the quality I'm used to. A few of them just don't seem to know what to do? Im not sure if it was training week or what not but a few of them just had a very awkward feel to them and weren't sure of themselves. Didn't love my coffee but didn't hate it. Still just a regular ole Ziggys coffee shop inside and out, nothing terrible.

Short review: This place has a great variety of drinks and options to experiment with. The staff…read morehas always been kind and helpful with my indecisiveness and experimentation. Even more review: I'm a remote worker and always on the look out for a good change of scenery to work at. This Ziggi's has great seating options for my occasional dual screen work with plugs all over for laptop and phone charging power. The customer service is great no matter who you are or what you look like. I have recently changed to working mostly in an office but make it a point to work there the moment I get a chance.

I had one of your pecan miso caramel bars (hope that's the right name) at the first lagoon concert…read moreat CSU. It was (and is because I'm still munching) the best bar cookie if I call it that I've ever had. I've been yearning for a GOOD baked good for a while now and this one delivers. Hopefully I'll see you at more concerts. If you come up with an equally excellent GF version for my wife, let the world know.

Tried the strawberry shortcake and the brownie. Holy smokes they are delicious! I wanted to post a…read morepicture of how pretty they are but we ate them too fast. Very yummy.

Sweet place run by very kind hearted people. Tricky to find, though, if you park in the lot behind…read morethe building. Not well signed. It's on the northeast corner of the block, next to the train track. I had the matcha latte. My wife had a mocha. Both tasted amazing. But it's really about the cause: providing a toehold for people coming to our country at a time when our government has turned against them. But my government doesn't speak for me.

A little hard to find, but otherwise a great hidden study spot if you get there early enough to…read moresnag a spot with an outlet. Service was great as always. I got a bacon breakfast Bonfire Burrito and a matcha latte. Though prepackaged, it's was heated up nicely and it was very flavorful, a lot going on! Typically I boycott bean-less burritos but this one was tasty. Hot sauces were local and both very nice. Definitely want to try the mushroom croissant next time...

Hands down one of the coolest coffee shops. It's part of an old theater…read more Coffee was fantastic, staff was friendly and the place was clean.

Stopped here on a road trip and from the outside it was such a cute spot! There were so many people…read moreinside so we decided to give it a try. For a busy Saturday morning they only had two people working. It took a while to order our drinks and took even longer to get them. We were waiting over 25 minutes for both. They did have a very cute back patio where we sat and sipped on our coffee. The coffee was only okay nothing to write home about. If you come here it is definitely for the vibes and very cute ambiance.

Stopped by Bindle Coffee and overall liked it. It's a very small coffee shop with basically no…read moreindoor seating, but they do have a lot of outdoor seating if the weather's nice. Got the lavender honey iced latte to drink. The oatmeal chocolate chip cookie was harder than I wanted, but the mini muffin was good. Best part was definitely the breakfast burrito. Really flavorful, filling, and they had Cholula which made it even better. I didn't taste a ton of the chicken sausage specifically, but overall it was really good. My friend got the scramble and liked that too. It took a while so that was probably cooked to order! My burrito was ready quickly and warm!!

One of my favorite coffee shops in Fort Collins! The lattes and pastries are always spot on,…read moreespecially the cinnamon rolls & magic muffins. I got the breakfast scramble this time and it was tasty and healthy. I love their seasonal syrups too (they have lavender honey right now). Seating is tight, but there's a ton of space to hang out outside if the weather is nice. They even have a pickup window outside if you order online. If you do get a seat inside, it's cute and cozy if you don't mind being close to other tables.

Very lovely drinks and experience. Also the ginger molasses cookie was warm and incredible. I got a…read morematcha with vanilla syrup and it was one of the best matchas I've had in a while (I've had a lot of matcha). The plants in there look so healthy and I loved their flowers. The environment just seems so warm and inviting. We called ahead of time to make sure there was no live music for my hard of hearing grandma and they were very sweet. Their card machine went down while we were there and I spoke with the owner while she was trying to fix it and I could really tell how much love she pours into this shop. She was so apologetic and talked about how stressed she was. She was very helpful and I appreciated how helpful she was especially when my grandma asked about a niche tea.

Delicious house made chai! Deliciously spiced without being too sweet…read more The shop has such a calm and inviting vibe. Everyone who works there is warm, kind, and has a ton of knowledge to share when it comes to teas and essential oils. They carry a huge range of loose leaf tea blends, healing herbs, and unique gifts, along with tea sets, books, and little treasures you won't find anywhere else. The food menu had a great selection as well! They offer gluten free choices, which I really appreciated. I ended up getting the gluten free brownie and you can't tell it's gluten free! So decadent and chocolatey. It's the kind of place where you instantly feel at ease. Such a charming tea spot in downtown Cheyenne. Would love to come back!

I'm new to Fort Collins and have already been to The Little Bird Bakeshop twice for business…read moremeetings. Both visits were great. Excellent coffee, seriously good food, and the staff has been incredibly kind and welcoming each time. The atmosphere is one of the best parts -- cool historic building, relaxed vibe, and just a really comfortable place to spend time. It feels like the kind of spot you can use for anything: work meetings, hanging out with friends, or just enjoying a quiet morning by yourself. Definitely becoming one of my go-to places in Fort Collins.

One of the coolest cafes I've ever been to. Putting a coffee shop in a house is something more…read morebusinesses should try; it creates a great atmosphere to sit and work. The pastries were superb and the cappuccino I got was perfect. 4.9/5

Came here on a Tuesday morning, I tried the bourbon one and to be honest it is very bland, other…read morewas like warm if that and very small. The caramel machiatto was flavorless but this one was hot. You are better off making your own coffee at home. The place is nice has a very calming vibe.

What a great coffee shop! I came here with my daughter in our coffee shop exploration of Fort…read moreCollins. It's connected with the Genesis Project and apparently is staffed with volunteers. They open a little late for it to be a regular place for me (8am). There is a small parking lot out front and the shop is open and spacious. The music was playing softly and the atmosphere was pleasant. If I was there to work, it would be a great place for it. We both ordered a cup of black coffee, which was amazing! It was a Guatemala blend, and they rotate different types often. The coffee wasn't cheap ($3 for 12oz black coffee), but it was well worth it! They have an option for pour over coffees if that's your thing. They recently started serving breakfast burritos from Consuelos, and we both got one of those as well. They were served on a plate with silverware and a napkin. I watched the barista make drinks for some of the other customers and she made each one with great care. The service was great and I don't have anything but great things to say about this coffee spot. I would definitely come back again!