The burrito was overall good. But the loss is stars come from advertised hash browns, the hash…read morebrowns were potato cakes with a slice of cheese, dollop of sour cream, slice of cheese cut in half and actual bacon bits like for a salad. Pastries were over all good. Not sure I'd recommend.

Have you ever moseyed over to DelNort, found a cute cafe, bough a drink and fell that all was right…read morein the world? We have and oh was a pleasure it was. @uptopcafe get 5 stars alone for just ambiance but throw in the curated drinks, warm and friendly staff and the shopping and you've got the perfect experience! We got the banana matcha and a strawberry frappe, both customers just for us and a delicious treat!

We usually stop here on own way to Taos from Denver. Great espresso choices, good flavors, some…read moredecent sandwiches and good pastries n cookies

Walked in toy a cute little coffee shop on the corner of the street. Parking can be a little…read morechallenging if you are looking to park near or right in front of building as street parking is a hot commodity. Greeted by a young man who was taking orders then said he would be right with me but made 3 coffees while 3 girls were just standing behind the counter talking. One finally broke from the conversation and came to take my order since there was a line by then. The pastries in the case looked good but for the size they were a bit over priced. If o am going to pay $5-$6 for a scone you better make it at lease pie sized slice. They were closer to the size of the Starbucks scones and you only got one. The coffee I got was a hot crème brûlée. I took my first sip when I got back to my car and it lacked flavor. It was straight espresso and milk. I stirred it and still no flavor profile. Maybe the coffee is better if you get it for there.

WOW! Don't steer away because this is an Amish restaurant. This is one of the best places and I'm…read moreso sad we don't have this place closer to Denver. Don't get me wrong, this pace is so good we came here for lunch, everyday, for three days straight. I've had their turkey sandwich, pot roast, and loaded baked potato. Everything was phenomenal. I can't wait to come back and really only want to travel down south to eat here!

While passing through Monte Vista this morning we wanted breakfast. Saw the Sunflour Cafe and…read moredecided to stop. Turned out to be a great idea. It's a cute, clean cafe with so many made from scratch items - bread, cakes, pies, cinnamon rolls (we had 2), and many other items. Service was quick and friendly. We had 2 Sunflour specials and one breakfast burrito. The portions were generous and delicious. None of us walked away hungry. If passing through or in Monte Vista, stop by the Sunflour Cafe. You'll be glad you did!

Spectacular gem in Lake City! Great coffee, pastries, &…read moresandwiches!!! You should go! 'Nuff said!

We went here the three mornings we were in Lake City, delicious coffee and pastries! We also got…read moretwo bagel sandwiches to go when we rented a rzr 4x4 and they were perfect! So tasty and the inside is so cozy. We've come back after being in lake city today. :)

This place is so overlooked! A little hole in the wall that delivers a legit breakfast! Every time…read moreI've gone in, I think, "why don't I come here more often?" The chicken fried steak is always a slam dunk! Not just typical breakfast dishes but ones with southwest flare. I'm a sucker for homemade fries and this place has em! Strongly recommend!

We were Dunes Inn guests eating on vouchers every morning. We stayed 3 days. The food was good. The…read moreservice was friendly/fine. The place was clean. My wife had the omelet/egg plate and I had the pancake plate every morning with coffee. The only thing we would change is a little darker coffee (but then again, we prefer really strong coffee). For ambiance, it's extremely quiet! It felt like if you talked at your table, everyone could hear you. It seemed the first morning like everyone was being quiet because everyone was being quiet. No this isn't a bad thing, but with a little bit of hearing issues, I try to be conscious that I might being talking loudly disturbing others. Might need a little background music??

Coffee, food, pastries were all good! The staff delivers a wonderful latte and they are very…read morepersonal. The ambiance was nice with a welcoming vibe. Something for everyone. I highly recommend the quiche with green chile.

I live in the area and wanted to support our local coffee shop, and have been for about 9 months…read more The service has always been appalling and while 4.70$ for a drip coffee is steep, we supported them because they were selling a local coffee company (also called Steep) and were willing to pay the premium to support a local family owned roaster. They informed me today that they will no longer be selling Steep because they raised their prices. They are now selling allegro as their drip, and when asked if using corporate coffee would lower the price of their drip, they said no. As far as I'm concerned this is disingenuous and a pretty bad hustle. Other complaints include no visible pricing and random price switching (due to the lack of transparency). We will not be back. Please consider supporting the Steep roasting company ten minutes up the road, you can get a fresh bag for 2/3 the price that higher grounds sells it for anyway.

The staff were all great people! Bought lots of Platoro sweatshirts, fishing gear, fishing license,…read moreetc. And they were super helpful, especially with making fishing recommendations. We also had a pizza night with them one night and took over a lot of the restaurant with 21 people! Their hand made pizzas were great! Platoro, CO is a great find, no cell service, no WiFi, just amazing outdoor living! Less than 100 people live in Platoro during the short summer season, great experience!

We liked it so well we are still here. It is in a perfect setting except for the wind…read more Surrounded by mountains and within minutes of fishing and hiking which are things we like. It might be one of the best kept secrets in Colorado!

Forgive me for not taking a pic. I've been coming in and out of Gunnison Colorado for years as a…read morecorporate charter pilot and have always enjoyed the Backcountry Café. This time I had the opportunity to bring my wife along and she just fell in love with the café. We ate there a couple of mornings for breakfast and a couple of days for lunch and as always great food, great people and sometimes there's a line out the door. One morning breakfast while we were in town it was so packed that a couple got up from the table, came to us at the door and invited us to sit with them. Turns out they're locals. Just want to say we are super appreciative to Tony & Ellie for asking Stephanie and I to sit with them. We now have new friends in town. Had a great breakfast. Great Fellowship. We will be back. Over the years, I think I've had everything on the breakfast menu. This trip for lunch I had the backcountry club, Philly cheesesteak, and Blue Mesa sandwich. Everything, that we have ever eaten here has always been really good

Nice spot that is obviously popular with locals. It was pretty crowded for breakfast. Service was…read morequick despite the rush. It's a classic old cafe with a modern vibe. The menu is pretty broad, but I settled on huevos rancheros. They were delicious and the portion was filling.

As a pancake connoisseur- these were some of best I've had. Light, fluffy and a hint of sweetness…read morewithout using syrup. The pancake sandwich was amazing with runny yolk and perfectly seasoned sausage.

Disappointing, we specifically went to Bayfield for lunch, food was over cooked and dry.read more

Great, attentive, and polite service. Made a real cappuccino, too! Cool fishing bookstore adjoiningread more

Pale Morning Coffee and An Angler's Bookcase are a wonderful addition to South Fork. Wonderful…read morechai and beautiful setting. The cafe is relaxing and comfortable. Amazing bookshop with the most extensive collection of fly fishing books that I have seen. A good bit of general literature as well. Well worth a visit and check out their site. www.AnAnglersBookcase.com