The worker was very sweet and helpful! I love that they have a bunch of places to sit and also…read morereally unique flavors. They have a Sun dried tomato and basil cream cheese which is delicious. And a cucumber dill cream cheese which i haven't tried yet but sounds good! I also really liked the vibes and music of the place. Only downside is there is no wifi. Will be coming back!

I've been coming here with my girlfriend the last few semesters and the service, price and quality…read moreare always great. I order an egg bagel and every one is good, although I tend to be jealous of my girlfriend who orders a bagel and cream cheese. We've come here to study once or twice, although I don't think they have public WiFi. Great place, we will defiantly be back again.

this is really an incredible place for everybody who loves coffee and I personally like your Vitae…read moreand it's really funny cause I really loved working in music and I met Ruby and we had so much fun

Please please please bring back the chickpea toast! It's one of the reasons I love this place so…read moremuch.

What a cute coffee shop!! This was the perfect spot for Saturday morning breakfast and coffee. The…read moreCool Down (peanut butter smoothie) was amazing. Also the server was really nice, and we got our food very quickly.

Stopped in to grab a coffee before the 4th of July parade and the barista working was SLAMMED! She…read morehad an awesome attitude and just kept on going! She's a keeper

Loved my visit to The Bean Cycle in Fort Collins. I got a raspberry white chocolate latte and the…read morelatte art was absolutely beautiful. I also tried a scone that was really yummy. The seating area is comfortable and cozy, making it a great place to relax for a while. I also loved the little gift shop section since it added such a fun and unique touch to the coffee shop experience. Overall such a cute spot with great drinks and a welcoming atmosphere.

Such a cute vibe in this coffee shop! Very cozy inside with couches, tables, and a little gift shop…read morearea. The service was a little slow with only one person working on a Saturday morning but she was really sweet and thankful for me waiting. The taste of the coffee gets a 3.5/5. It was just okay and didn't taste like it had the syrup in there that I asked for. Would probably try another coffee shop if I was in the areas again.

THIS SHIT IS GASSS!!! first time here omg no crumbs i devoured everything!!! the staff was soo nice…read moreand pretty. im def coming here again!!

When I lived here many years ago this was the best bagel spot in town, but they've gone downhill…read moredramatically. The bagels are small and dense, and the dough is under-salted. They skimp on butter and cream cheese. They also forgot the lox on my order even though I was the only person in the store - but after seeing how bad the rest of the food was I suspect that I dodged a bullet. Tl;dr - food sucks, don't waste your money

Oh so happy to come back. Thank goodness for Explorado. The Gluten Free hub. The only coffee…read moreshop bakery for people like me. It's woman owned!!! The recipes are AMAZING. The coffee rules.

We visited Explorado on our recent visit to Fort Collins. Fort Collins is our happy place to visit…read moreour daughter and granddaughters. With the need to find food sensitive eateries Explorado is a perfect place for all. Focusing on a complete Gluten free menu we were all able to find food we could enjoy without worry. The menu options are expansive and the food delicious. Service was friendly and patient as we took some time to choose our items. The ambiance is very pleasant especially as the building adjoins the Old Town Square. If we lived in FC full time this would be my almost daily place for gluten free food or for an array of drink options. I tried the dhumarl black iced tea; it was wonderful. Don't miss visiting the Explorado Market. Sit down, relax and enjoy.

We have eaten twice at The Emporium now; last Thanksgiving (2025) and Christmas dinner (at noon)…read more My wife and I used to go to The Broadmoor for Sunday Brunch, but they lost us last year after an abysmal meal. Adding insult to injury, no one seemed to care when I spoke to management about it. The review for The Emporium is much better because 1) It's IN FORT COLLINS, and 2) The manager, "Michael", is somone who cares. On both occasions there were a few things "off" about the meal. On Christmas day, the sea bass was dry. I felt bad for the poor sea bass that gave its life for a meal, only to have it prepared and served without a white sauce. This is a small complaint though, because everything else, from the silver chafing dishes to the spotless tablecloths and napkins, was top notch! On Thanksgiving Day, the place was PACKED. This time around, the collection of locals was rather sparse. I suspect this was because of the way the meal was priced the first time. On Thanksgiving, I felt positively gouged. There was a 20% service charge added for the servers, and a 3% service charge for the unseen "people in the back". Keep in mind that this was a buffet, which, if a mandatory tip is required, usually garners 10%, mainly because the servers' job is minimal. I certainly would NOT be expected to pay the busboy's salary! As you might imagine, an unexpected, mandatory tip of 23% left a bitter taste in this ex-waiter's/business owner's mouth, especially since the dinner was $75 each. I believe that if management cannot pay their "back people" decent wages, the perhaps the situation should be reevaluated. Nonetheless, we went back for Christmas dinner. The carving station at the end of the chafing dishes was nice . . . the ham was tender and moist, and the filet mignon (this time) was, as well. On Thanksgiving, the filets more closely resembled shoe leather. I worked at a country club for at one time, and they had many more chefs, I would imagine, than The Emporium had. Plenty of professionals paying attention to details makes sure that sort of thing doesn't happen. There was plenty of food, though. The potatoes with onions (or, was it the mac and cheese?) was disappointing, as there was no onion flavor to be found. They were "OK", though. I just didn't have seconds. The manager, "Michael", came to our table on both counts, after I mentioned to our server (who asked "How is everything?"). I regretted saying anything the second time, because the sea bass was such a small part of our meal. As I told Michael though, "If you are not aware of a problem, you cannot fix it". He totally agreed, and as a good manger will do, took it in stride. One other bright spot was "Hannah", who assisted me by taking a photo of our party in front of their bee-yoo-ti-ful Christmas tree. I will include the photo, just you can see the tree and winding staircase. Hopefully, they will have another brunch soon, maybe at Easter, so we can enjoy another delicious meal served at a local restaurant!

Food was amazing but the service was very very slow. Busy night with graduation but just slow…read moregetting food and checks. Otherwise a very beautiful place with great food.

The Bagels are amazing here the staff is really nice and the hot sandwiches are really goodread more

Yummy food great service I got the everything bagel with cream cheese and it was deliciousread more

This is what a coffee shop is supposed to be. Tucked away on the second floor of an old building…read morewith nice, rounded windows, this place has a cozy interior with plants and artwork filling the room. The clientele at this shop is what you'd expect: septic piercings, small arm tattoos, and progressive stickers everywhere you look. You get the sense that a Trump supporter would burst into flames upon entering this establishment, but who cares? This is what a coffee shop is supposed to be: a place for people to write screenplays and poems that will never be read. I'm sick of all these modern, "death of design," gentrification-fueled coffee shops. I waited 10 minutes for a mediocre cappuccino and a subpar bagel and was still thrilled with the overall experience. 4.5/5

Totally casual vibe. Great pastries and I recommend the Red Eye or the matcha brews…read more Great music and the baristas are really great people. I will be back here next time in town. Loved it.

We ordered online and it was expected to be ready between 11:30 and 11:40. We arrived and waited…read moreuntil 11:45 to ask about if our order was behind the counter and the worker just said no and walked away. There was a line out the door at this point and eventually when the entire line was cleared, they started to work on our order. I understand that orders can pile up but i worked at brueggers in high school and we ALWAYS had a person on online orders. You guys should definitely put someone on online orders at all times because even if the line is present and the online people aren't, doesn't mean they don't have a deadline as well. our order was completed 25 minutes after expected and the portions were small too

Took a bit to get greeted. Asiago bagel was suppose to be toasted with butter. Not warm or toasted.read more