We stayed in Estes Park for two nights, and both mornings we found ourselves at The Egg of Estes…read morefor breakfast. It was that good the first time that we decided to come back and do it all over again the next day. Parking is somewhat limited, but we arrived early on weekday mornings and had no trouble finding a spot. The restaurant is charming from the outside, with a colorful "Greetings from Estes Park" old postcard mural that makes for a great photo opportunity. Inside, the atmosphere is modern yet cozy, and both days we were lucky enough to snag a window booth. Our first experience set the tone right away. We walked in just as a server was arriving for her shift. Noticing nobody was at the host stand, she seated us before even putting away her personal belongings. That's customer service. For breakfast, I ordered a special that I can't seem to find on the menu now--an Eggs Benedict with pulled pork. I debated swapping the greens for potatoes but decided to be healthy. To my surprise, the dish was served on crispy potato pancakes instead of an English muffin, which meant I got the best of both worlds. The combination was fantastic, and honestly, I think Eggs Benedict works even better on potato pancakes than on bread. Every bite was packed with flavor. The next morning, I made myself try something different, even though I was tempted to order the same thing again. I chose the Cambridge Skillet: smoked ham and bacon with jack and cheddar cheeses over seasoned ranch potatoes, topped with two over-easy eggs and creamy hollandaise. It was delicious and hearty, although my first day's breakfast still edged it out as my favorite. I also sampled my friend's whole wheat blueberry pancake. It was enormous and surprisingly flavorful. I especially appreciated that many of their sweeter breakfast options come with eggs and a choice of bacon or sausage. It's a nice balance and makes for a more satisfying meal. The food, service, and atmosphere were consistently excellent on both visits. The Egg of Estes quickly became one of our favorite breakfast spots in Estes Park, and it's definitely somewhere we'll return on future trips.

We like this place! My Egg-ceptional Omelette (no tomatoes) was good, the potatoes were very good,…read moreand the English muffin was as good an English muffin as I've ever had. My daughter enjoyed her Vive La France French Toast as well. Our waitress was very friendly and had good timing - there were no long waits for her to reappear, as sometimes happens elsewhere. There was a little snafu - if I hadn't been paying attention, I'd have paid someone else's bill, almost 4X ours - but clearly it was an honest mistake and it's no harm, no foul. Now, about the name: Is it "The egg of Estes", "The EGG of Estes", or ...

The service is so fast and everything I've had here was outstanding. The servers are so nice and I…read more100% recommend this place.

Try the Birria. Kids chicken fingers great too. Tacos really good. Little. Nice people.read more

Breakfast was amazing. I loved the build your own breakfast sandwich. So many good options to…read morechoose from! The cashier was very pleasant and helped make our experience enjoyable. Plenty of room to sit even when it's busy.

Perfect breakfast, brunch, lunch spot. Friendly people & vibes, warm & inviting ambiance, and…read moredelicious food. I was torn between the Avocado Gobbler and the Fried Egg, so I asked for a recommendation. While the Avocado Gobbler is their most popular, the Fried Egg is yummy & unique, plus this was my breakfast/brunch, so I opted for it. I also asked for a recommendation on bagel type, and am glad I listened, trying the Asiago Bagel. Yummy, and packed perfectly, do it doesn't fall apart while eating it! Fried Egg House pastrami, micros, pickled red onion & mustard seed, horseradish creme

The food truck is way over priced for frozen food. I ordered the fried chicken sandwich... It was…read moreliterally a frozen chicken patty microwaved into submission. Same with the burger my husband ordered. Lesson learned... We won't order from them again!

Food truck located in front of Rockcut Brewery…read more You MUST try the Bross Cheese Fries! It's a good sized portion and can feed a couple of you all. It comes with meat on top that had such a food flavor it makes me believe their tacos would be good. We ordered the Buffalo wings extra crispy and those were so crispy and tasty! Buffalo sauce was yum!

Went here with my church camp group, and it was AMAZING. Corn on the cob was fire! Not only that…read morethe staff were wonderful!! And the food truck being right on the edge of a beautiful rushing river completely sealed the deal for how great this place is!

Hard for me to decide 3 or 4 stars. The person working was nice, setup was cool and place was…read moreclean, nice location by the river. Enjoyed the sandwich but coleslaw fell flat. The trailer is set up in the Rock Shop parking lot so you can tour some gift shops. It's a nice big bbq and the smell draws you in. The lady was working all day going back and forth tending the meat so you can tell they're smart with it. Prices are average but the sides I think are too much at $5 each. I got a Pork sandwich for ten bucks and a side of slaw. Other sides were potato salad, beans, and others I probably should have got instead. I love coleslaw with bbq pork sandwiches since you can add it on top for a nice contrast with the meat. The pork was tasty and juicy but a tad plain. The sauce was a tomato based bbq sauce that was good but I like it a bit sweeter and thinner. But there's a hundred ways to make sauce so it was fine. The coleslaw, which I expected to be pretty good for five bucks, was the sloppiest presentation and effort. They opened a grocery store bag of cabbage and carrots, and threw on way too much store bought Lighthouse dressing. How do I know? Cause I buy the same thing, but you're supposed to mix it together, chill it, and season it a bit. Rather than proper bbq slaw, this is salad with coleslaw dressing. When you mix it earlier, the veges soak in the flavor. And adding some vinegar helps get the taste right. Haven't tried the other sides but hopefully they're a bit better. Might stop again but not till they abandon that store bought stuff.

Great BBQ and service after a day in Rocky Mountain National Park…read more Great BBQ and service after a day in Rocky Mountain National Park.

The food was amazing. We had a family meal with ribs, chicken, brisket, and pulled pork. The meal…read morecame with 4 sides (we chose baked beans, potato salad, red beans and rice and Mac and cheese ) There was plenty of food for 4, we had leftovers to take home. The server was pleasant and friendly. We told him we told him we were from Texas and he said he had family in Texas and had visited several times. The restaurant had great decor for a BBQ spot. We will tell friends and family if in the area it is a must try.

Best legion I've ever been in. It's clean, the people are wonderful. Definitely recommend.read more

The building is clean and bright , friendly service and great food! When vacationing, it's hard to…read moreknow where to eat. This place did not disappoint! Such nice people and the food was fresh and delicious. Highly recommend!

So this is about the fifth 5 star review I've ever given. But this place earned it. First of all…read moreit's adorable and all of the staff was great. I had the French dip and my companion had the burger, which is what we were recommended when we came in. For the French dip- The meat was tender and had great flavor. The cheese was perfect and the bread was delicious and surprisingly their fries were actually a star of the show. They're very thick cut and kind of curly but were salted well and had great crunchy outsides and soft sides. My friend had the burger and said it was delicious. We also tried the lemoncello marscipone cake, which was a fantastic hit. Wheelchair accessibility: the main entrance to this restaurant is a large flight of stairs, however to the left of the restaurant around the corner, there is a large ramp that you can get up. There's plenty of room to maneuver between tables. The bathroom door is very light and is accessible in size. The soap is a little bit high and the door lock might also be a little bit high with someone with a limited range of motion. The floors inside are wood and there are threshold transitions between rooms, but they are not very high and are sloped. Parking could be a problem. It is Estes Park so there's not a lot of street parking available. We will definitely back next time we're in Estes Park!

This place is really cute on the outside, elegant inside. Staff were very pleasant and attentive…read more Husband had a burger, I had the salad with burata cheese. He reported his burger was ok, my salad was a bit of a disappointment. The menu claimed it was made with mixed greens, but unfortunately it was mostly baby spinach - which I really don't like. I was expecting some (it's almost always in mixed greens) but not this much. It also made the salad very dry. Wait staff offered me some additional balsamic, without me asking, noting that it was typically dry. Indeed! I would have been happier with a better variety of greens. The burata cheese was excellent. Berries sparse. Really cute place though. See pictures!