Lovely meal! What a fun spot. Stopped in for breakfast on a…read morerecent trip to grand lake. It's a butcher, grocer & restaurant all in one. We only stopped in for breakfast. I enjoyed eggs, country potato's housemade sausage & a pretty much perfect blueberry flapjack. Hubby had steak & eggs. The coffee was a nice bold blend we were told came from Castlerock. Service was good and it's a great little spot to try if you're in the area.

Food was really good and it was fast service this time steak was just the way I wanted. Drinks were…read moregood.

Friendly staff called in our order about 25 minutes before closIng. Very accommodating. I've had…read morethis place on my list to try and I am so glad we did. Fast, friendly, sandwiches had plenty of meat and toppings. The French bread was very good. We loved all three sandwiches. 3rd was hot beef with havarti and grilled onions and jus. The Jus was DELICIOUS! This will be a regular spot on the way home from the valley!! Thank you!

Cute place, cool vibe. Nice staff. Absolutely delicious panini! It was called the Gran Velasco, and…read morethe beef was flavorful and tender, and all the accompaniments inside the sandwich were perfect. It was a big panini and I didn't think I would eat it all, but I was wrong! It was great! They were pretty swamped and the sandwiches came out pretty darn fast. Totally recommend!

A great cafe with a chill mountain vibe, wonderful service & food. A rainy day stop for me that…read moreturned into a very relaxing stop. Great job Mid Town Cafe

This is no longer Mid Town Cafe. It's Rollin' Street Bakery, like the one in WP. So don't expect…read moresit down service. The decor is the same as the old pics. You order at the counter and they call your name. We got a breakfast chimney and the Czec sandwich. Definitely stick with the hot chimneys. Service was very slow. Only kids working. I think they just opened recently.

The croissant and coffee were amazing. I just wish their sitting arrangements inside were a little…read morebetter despite how stylish they are. The ladies working on Saturday were amazingly sweet. Nice little pick me up location

An adorable little cafe. I stopped in here every morning for a cappuccino and a muffin, both of…read morewhich were excellent. The staff can't be beat. They were so kind, upbeat, and accommodating. I can't decide which was better- the ambiance or the energy of the staff.

While I understand this is a franchise, it isn't from Florida, so very different for me!…read more I was very impressed at the full flavor cold brew (and not iced coffee) they had and the assortment of matcha, tea, and lattes for my family. A great place to come back to for any season because they switch out their flavors and merchandise (really loved all of the Yetis on Yeti mugs) Very knowledgeable and friendly staff who were there to chat and help with any question you might have. I was very impressed and was insanely busy and popular... and for good reason! Keep it up! I'll be back before I leave, for sure and grabbed some beans for the road!

Yeti's Grind, what the actual fuck is going on over there?…read more I came in looking for coffee and a cinnamon roll. Somehow I left with five complaints, an identity crisis, and a growing suspicion that nobody in this building has ever met a bottle of leather conditioner. Let's start with the chairs. Those leather chairs are DRY. Not "could use a little moisturizer" dry. I mean divorced-dad-elbows-in-February dry. I sat down and the leather made a noise that sounded like it was begging me to finish it off. Those chairs are one ass cheek away from splitting open like a gas-station hot dog. Buy some leather conditioner. Rub it in. Sensually if necessary. At this point, those chairs need foreplay. Next: the cinnamon roll. WHERE THE FUCK IS THE CINNAMON? Calling this thing a cinnamon roll is like calling a handjob a honeymoon. Technically something happened, but nobody should be satisfied. I want CINNAMON. I want enough cinnamon that when I take the first bite, my Apple Watch asks if I've been exposed to an industrial spice accident. Right now the cinnamon is apparently working remotely. A few other items that need immediate executive attention: First, your napkins have the structural integrity of wet toilet paper. I wiped my mouth once and the napkin disintegrated in my hand like it had just been told it was getting laid off. I need a napkin that can handle some shit. Literally and metaphorically. Second, the bathroom lighting can go fuck itself. I walked in feeling pretty good about myself. Then I looked in the mirror and apparently I'm a 58-year-old fugitive who sleeps behind a Bass Pro Shops. Nobody needs that kind of truth before 10 a.m. Dim the lights. Add a flattering bulb. Hell, install a Snapchat filter. Lie to me. I'm paying for the experience. Third, the tables wobble just enough to make you question whether you're having a minor stroke. Every time I touched my coffee, the table moved. For ten minutes I genuinely couldn't tell if the furniture was unstable or if my nervous system had finally given up. But now we need to discuss the coffee handoff situation because this shit is insane. When you put two drinks in front of customers, isn't it fairly standard coffee-shop behavior to SAY WHAT THE FUCKING DRINKS ARE? Something simple. "Latte." "Mocha." "Yours." "Hers." Anything. Instead, two cups got dropped in front of us like we had just entered the final round of a game show. No labels. No explanation. Just vibes. Am I supposed to smell them? Lick the lids? Take a sip out of both and play caffeine roulette? Have people evolved and nobody told me? Do Gen Z customers now come equipped with some sort of beverage-recognition organ? Maybe I'm supposed to put on Meta glasses: "Scanning..." "Foam density detected." "Vanilla molecules present." "98% probability this belongs to the blonde woman sitting next to you." Maybe artificial intelligence has gotten so advanced that apparently the fucking coffee no longer requires human communication. I might be the idiot here. Maybe normal people can stare at two beige beverages and immediately know their destiny. I cannot. So please, Yeti's Grind: Condition your leather. Put some actual fucking cinnamon on the cinnamon roll. Buy napkins capable of surviving human contact. Fix the interrogation-room bathroom lighting. Stabilize the tables. And when you put somebody's $8 coffee in front of them, maybe tell them WHICH FUCKING COFFEE IT IS. Otherwise I'm calling corporate. I don't know if Yeti's Grind even has a corporate office. But I'm imagining a gigantic pissed-off Yeti in a three-piece suit sitting behind a walnut desk in a mountain cave. And believe me... That hairy bastard is getting an email. Get your shit together, Yeti's Grind. I say this with love. Mostly.

My friends and I went to Hovey and Harrison two days in a row and Sam at the counter was so…read moreengaging and friendly. He gets an A+ for customer service. Can't wait to come back in to talk with him again.

My friend and I stopped here for breakfast on our way home from Palisade to Denver, and it was…read moreexactly what we were hoping to find on a Sunday morning! We wanted something with that farm-to-table feel, fresh bread and pastries, great coffee, and really good food--and this place exceeded our expectations. Our breakfasts were absolutely delicious, but what really made the experience was the incredible service and kindness of the staff. Miss Harrison's daughter was especially sweet. I asked her to surprise me with a treat from the bakery, and instead she brought me THREE to try--their staple monkey bread, a chocolate chip cookie, and a carrot cake muffin--and only charged me for one because she wanted me to experience them all. Such a thoughtful and unexpected gesture! Everything felt fresh, homemade, and made with care, and the entire staff made us feel so welcome. Between the amazing breakfast, delicious pastries, great coffee, and genuinely wonderful service, it was the perfect little find to end our weekend in Palisade. Helpful recommendation: Definitely don't leave without trying something from the bakery--the monkey bread is a must! And if you can't decide, ask the staff for a recommendation. They clearly know what they're doing. We will absolutely be back!

Great food and cute place. Family owned. Tiny place. Price was about 25% too high but they are…read moresmall and open only on the weekends. So I get it. Don't let the overpriced menu scare you off. It's a good experience.

Stopped in here for a pre-hike breakfast. Very indescript so keep your eyes open, or you'll miss…read moreit! However, once you find this place, you'll find the outside is nice and quaint, like going to Grandma's house for breakfast. The interior is small but nice, and decorated all over with little nicknacks. Everything is clean, including the bathroom. The people inside are all small town nice chatty folk, customers and staff alike. Don't let the older waitress scare ya, she looks mean, but she's actually very nice. The food: It doesn't seem like a lot at first, but what you get is actually plenty of food for the price. We filled up with just a basic plate of omelet and pancakes and some coffee. I will say that the pancakes are pretty dense, they could definitely use some fluffing, but everything has good flavor, including the coffee! I would definitely go back if I were back in the area for another hike.

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.

Everything was great. We had a family of 5 so we tried cinnamon roll French toast, biscuits and…read moregravy, Philly cheesesteak, and tomato bisque soup. I know sounds kind of random. But every person loved what they had. Plus outdoor patio to enjoy the mountain air. Adding myself to chorus of voices saying this place is amazing.

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.