Great little spot - was gonna get a coffee but Yelp recommended the cold brew. Really really nice…read more Didn't need much cream at all. I also got one to go! Avocado toast was good too. I added an egg (it was soft boiled perfectly) and bacon. It all was better than I make at home, which is always nice. It came with a spicy sriracha honey drizzled over it. Nice touch and not too spicy. In fact I didn't realize it was spicy until I asked what it was. Good looking and friendly staff. Nice selection of merch and beans to go. I'll be back there tomorrow.

I'm ranking this 5 out of 5 for one reason - the cold brew. Oh my gosh. One of the best I've ever…read morehad. It was an absolute dream! They had the drink ready before I could even pay for it. Do yourself favor and go here. Personal notes: 408 Cold Brew 8.7/10

What an amazing small, craft cocktail bar (with the perfect name) tucked inside The Ivywild School…read more The drinks and service are fantastic! FAVE: Principal's Old Fashioned

Wow! What a great bar to visit! Located in an old school house along with a number of additional…read moreeateries such as pizzas venues, burgers, pastries and brewery's. But this bar was exceptional! Our bartender, Andy was a hoot! Talk about a real Professional, bartender! This guy was top shelf. Personable and made killer one of a kind magical drinks. The bar has a real eclectic vibe and what really makes it badass is it's called the Principles Office. They are gonna move by October, so you have to check it out soon. Don't miss this great bar and check out Andy, he will blow your doors off!!

Stopped here twice in 24 hours so yeah, you could say we are serious…read more Cute, kitschy cow decor all over the place (even the bathroom!) and a solid menu of coffee, tea, smoooooothies (I had too) and ice cream. I tried two different lattes each day, oddly enough, both had banana flavoring and were great. Staff was super friendly and we saw regulars each day which is always reassuring. I bought a bag of whole beans to enjoy at home and looking forward to breaking that bag open! I will stop here again when I'm in the Broadmoor area!

What a fun spot! Caffeinated Cow has a range of delicious ice cream flavors - I'd highly recommend…read moreginger and millionaires - and creative coffee drinks, all at great prices. Even the cotton candy ice cream that my niece ordered was delightful and far more subtly-flavored than anticipated. $2.75 for a bukaroo ice cream cone? Yes, please, every day of the week! The teenage male employee working when we visited was friendly and welcoming, offering generous samples. And the staff "mooos" for tipping are such a cute, memorable touch!

We live right down the street from this cute little café. Never even noticed it until we drove by…read moreone day and tried them out. Now it's our new favorite spot to go in the mornings. Their food, snacks and drinks are really good from what we tried so far! On top of them being a cute little café, they also have cute little items that you can buy too : stickers, keychains, bracelets, stress balls etc.. Their prices are great as their quality & taste in food is really good. Definitely a go to spot for sure. Cherry on top? Very LGBT friendly! ‍

Food was really bad. Had quiche but it was more of an egg soufflé. No flavor…read more Coffee was ok but generic. Overall the shop looked a whole lot better in the pictures than in reality. The staff were cold and unfriendly. Good strong internet tho.

We were very happy to find this place on our recent visit to Colorado Springs. They had about 8…read moreroasts available from light, medium and dark. We loved that they had beans of each roast available for viewing in jars so we could see them! We tried two different roasts, pour overs, and came home with a bag of medium roast beans from Mexico - a Chapias. They had some muffins available go with the coffee. We chatted for a while with the owner and really enjoyed the coffee talk. The restrooms were clean and there was plenty of seating inside. We'll be back.

First timer! So…read morecontent I chose this place for me and my cousins to visit before heading to Pike's Peak. We've gone to two different coffee shops during our stay in Colorado before coming here. Let's just say we wouldn't have minded coming to Corter Coffee Roasters every day instead of the other coffee shops we went to. The manager, LIANA, is the most pleasant person we've met on this trip. First of all, all our drinks (caramel latte's and chai latte) were BOMB. I had to tell myself to not chug my latte because it was so good. She shared places that we should visit considering we are not from here. This helped so much because a lot of our plans fell through. The bathrooms are for paying guests and they are clean and convenient. Liana, thank you for the true Southern hospitality radiating through. My cousins and I truly appreciate your kindness, conversation, and realness!

Great location downtown next to a nearby park! It was a bright sunny day, and I felt lucky to enjoy…read morea classic iced mocha on the outdoor porch with a view of the mountains. I also picked up a bag of coffee beans, which run between $18-20 for a 12oz bag. The friendly barista offered to ground them up which was very nice. I look forward to coming back!

Cute little shop in the middle of town square/park. Server was welcoming and service quick…read more Ordered my tradition- cappucino .better than expected . would come back if in the area. i'm just visiting colorado springs

This place has a warm vibe. The girls behind the counter are so sweet, friendly and work extremely…read morewell together. I sat at the bar top and was able to seee how they treat each order with care and proper hygiene- changing gloves after every order! Bravo. I ordered toasted pumpernickel with plain cc, it was so-so. Would've liked to see a stronger rye flavor, crispier exterior and more airy interior. Was fresh and soft with an appropriate amount of cc but very dense. That said I Would visit again and try the everything bagel. Keep up the great teamwork y'all!

I got the razzle dazzle breakfast sandwich (I believe it's a special for February!). Usually it…read morecomes on a jalapeño cheddar bagel but they ran out. So I switched to a spinach Parmesan. It was good! I think the flavor combination was interesting! Bacon, cream cheese, hash brown, raspberry jelly... I mean I'm a big fan of sweet and savory! But I've had better bagel sandwiches before. I think that's my problem is that I've had some insanely glorious bagel sandwiches so this one doesn't meet that unfortunately. I think the bagel itself was fine. Good texture! But i will come back to try that jalapeño cheddar!! You can tell this is a well loved establishment because they ran out of almost every bagel by 12:00. And I'm prepared to get up early to try some of those bagels that were out! As for service, everything came out quick. It was fast and the cashier was lovely. Parking was easy and inside, there is a lot of parking. The menu is quite extensive and I think this would be a nice place to go when I'm craving a bagel (but I do miss NYC bagels!!).

Awful. My wife and I went through the drive through, we both ordered caramel macchiatos. One of the…read moreeasiest drinks to make. Usual long line in the drive through. We were on our way to Denver airport to fly home and were in a rush. Paid, got our drinks and we hit the road. Then we tasted our drinks. Neither of them had espresso in them. Nada. Zilch. Nothing. Pure steamed milk. Of course we were 5 miles up the road and didn't have time to go back. Wasted money. How do you make an espresso drink and forget the ONE ingredient that makes it an espresso?!?!? The drive through employee was annoying with her pet names, 18 sugars, honeys, babes and sweeties.

Standard drive-thru and plenty of space inside, they actually have a lot more space than tables, so…read morea little surprised at that. Have all the classic drinks, and counter has a fun little alphabetical system so that you can tell which drinks are yours by the name letter!

Pros: I didn't know what to expect from my pastry. I didn't think it would be good because it's a…read morerandom hotel café. I loved it! Cons: long lines. Coffee fast. Food service slow. chaotic food pick up. Prices.

Inside the Broadmoor Hotel, it's mostly a coffee pastry shop. Bar was unapproachable and we were…read moreready for wine, and were able to get it here. Not cheap, and in a bottle no less, but wine in any case. We laughed drinking from our individual bottles. The wine wasn't a great vintage...go figure. Also, my son had a Jack Daniels and Coke in a can. Are we a class act or what? Still, setting is wonderful in a lobby right outside with a fireplace. They sell very expensive candy they make here. But again, I wasn't impressed. There are other grab and go things as well. It's accessable and quick. But certainly not cheap. I think they were training people on this day.

This spot is great. Pastries are amazing, you can tell it's a family run business that really…read morebelieves in the product they are making and cares for people. It's a joy to support their business! I've been multiple time and the pastries are delicious. Also, massive! I'm always able to split one or have leftovers. The prices are great for what you get. One word of advice, you HAVE to go in with a plan. If you order an espresso drink, be certain you are prepared for a long wait (30+ min, it is not quick). If you want to have a quicker visit or don't plan for long, just grab some pastries or drip coffee. Adding a prepared drink will extend your wait exponentially. It's a popular spot, so just be aware of that if you're hoping for seating. It fills up quick and is usually packed. I have to prepare myself for encountering a crowd when I go here. The demand for delicious pastries is high! Glad to have this spot in Colorado Springs.

Visiting Colorado Springs and I was excited to try La Concha Bakery but I left disappointed…read more I ordered a concha, and while it was definitely large as you can see, the size didn't make up for the quality. A good concha should be soft, slightly fluffy and have that fresh-baked aroma. This was oversized, dry and it felt like I got more bread than flavor. For someone who grew up with Mexican pan dulce, there's that hard-to-describe "authentic" quality--it's not just sweetness, it's the texture, the crumb and the balance between the bread and the topping. I know everyone has different tastes, but for me, the concha ended up being more about quantity than quality The bakery itself was nice, the staff was really friendly but unfortunately the pastry just didn't live up to it.