Went in for the pizza. It did not disappoint. Excellent crust and sauce and toppings. Highly…read morerecommend. Super friendly staff.

I would never expect to find my favorite vegan pizza (I had the cheese removed) in the small town…read moreof Rye, CO, but I did. The restaurant is adorable and the staff are sweet, helpful and knowledgeable of the area. Everyone in my party of 6 loved their food, especially the Mac n cheese Give them a try. It will be worth it!

No longer in business. Just In Time Bakery is new and located on Fransico St. and has baked goods,…read moregrab & go items and sandwichs.

My best friend and I had lunch to go from Ryus Ave Bakery on our little trip to La Veta. And we…read moreenjoyed every single bite! We both had the Ryus Ave Special sandwich, but I substituted my slaw for avocado which was more like guacamole which is even better!! I had some guacamole over flow onto my plate which I had chips to scoop it up with and I was in heaven! Also, we had the Lemon Greek Soup which honestly I wasn't sure about but my taste buds were blown away! My friend and I are from Fort Worth TX and this was our first lil get away together. I was a lil worried about our eating situation since it was a small town and with covid going on. But this was the best lunch I've had in a while. The customer service was very nice and felt like that comfortable feeling of being in a small town. I admire them and their hard work to keep warm delicious food in the belly's of the local people who help support them. Beautiful bakery and town. I hope to get to come back again and will definitely make this the lunch spot.

A great market in La Veta with excellent service and a small ice cream counter on the side for a…read moremid-afternoon snack. Pay first at the grocery register and then order at the ice cream counter. I recommend the waffle cone with huckleberry ice cream. There are plenty of benches outside to sit and enjoy the ice cream and small town scenery.

Who doesn't want the added value of stepping in to a building that makes you feel like it's 1925?…read moreTied for my favorite grocery store in Southern Colorado. Charlie's Market is an experience and fixture of the La Veta community. In addition to items you find at any grocer, they also have ice cream and printable lottos.

Walked here for breakfast. Small place with an Oregon Ducks shrine. Friendly service. Good…read morecoffee. The wife got salmon eggs benedict. She loved it. I tried the crepes with bacon. A little too much whipped cream but still good. Can there ever be too much whipped cream??? Lunch items look great too.

We stopped by this tiny little place in the gorgeous mountain town of LaVeta for a Father's Day…read morebreakfast on our way to Lake City. I had to try the Ube horchata and it was exactly as delicious as it sounds. I had the ham and cheese omelette with sourdough toast, and my husband had the "Christmas" huevos rancheros (with both red and green chiles) our daughter had the crepes with sausage. I wish we lived closer, we would definitely be here once a week! The service was great, our waitress was super friendly and knowledgeable and the establishment was clean and bright. Don't skip this place because it's small and has a dirt parking lot, looks can be deceiving, Lou's is a must-try!

Delicious breakfast hot coffee, Pleasants staff! Would definitely go again. Lots of birds.read more

We stopped on our way to Great Sand Dunes National Park. It was pretty busy so the food took a few…read moreminutes to come out. Would recommend if you need a good meal. The Colorado cheese steak was delicious.

I stopped here for a quick on the go doppio one early morning on the way from Taos to get home in…read moreDenver. Convenient location (easy access on the Main Street). Once you get what you need, you ca be off to your destination in the matter of a few to several minutes as it's close to I-25. The young lady upfront who assisted me was very welcoming and sweet. Her pleasantness was probably the best thing I got out of the visit. As I stated, what I needed was an iced doppio and possibly a little bite to eat. Whereas they may make great craft beverages, the selection of the pastries was very limited. I wanted something savory but there was literally nothing for me to choose out of what they had (they all looked not-so-fresh sweet pastries. Not sure if they rotate the baked goods.) The shop is kind of cute inside. And it's not only a coffee shop but also a souvenir shop (or specialty retail shop to be exact.) I didn't bother to look at any of the retail items as I was in a hurry to get home. I read others' reviews and one of them said that the shop doesn't have any tables/chairs to sit down and sip your beverage. It's true; I don't remember seeing any. The same person went onto say that they don't have wifi so no work on your laptop is an option. In all technicality, this is a place to shop for retail stuff and grab a cup of coffee and off you go type place. If that still suits you then stop here.

Cozy and nice coffee shop and good ice cream stop .. Highly recommended …read more. Cookies are good and best of all ice cream are good quality .

Small town markets always have higher prices than the big stores. But if you watch the adds, VM has…read moreGREAT sales on meat. I drive from Pueblo to get rolls of ground beef, roasts and prime rib.

So, the previous reviewer is right, the prices are higher than what you would find in a city…read moregrocery store; but I love this place. My parents live in the area and are retired and do not always want to run into Pueblo for things. When I come to visit I pick up staples for them at VM. They employ locals and in Small Town America that is a big deal. There is no one in rural areas who can compete with the Walmarts and Sam's Clubs of the world, but this place helps so folks don't always have to drive 40 miles round trip for juice or butter or eggs. And they are friendly and down to earth. Not for everyone (like the previous reviewer), but it does help some of us.