Best Dogs in Vail Village! The food is great, the servers have a positive service style. Always…read moretried and true! Thanks for always being there for us when we get off the slopes!

It blows my mind that we seek this little wagon out every time we're anywhere near Vail. I'm a…read morebreakfast burrito fiend, and this place has the best breakfast burritos ever. The eggy burrito is a game changer, and the service is always quick before we hit the mountain.

We stopped by after the mine tour because ice cream always sounds good and we were not…read moredisappointed. The place itself is pretty cool and has a lot to look at. I ordered the praline ice cream which unfortunately I didn't get a picture of because I immediately started eating it lol but that's proof of how good it was. The shop owner was super cool and friendly as was the cashier. Of course I had to leave a review, what's not to like?

Super delicious home made candies and ice cream! Love the staff here and come by once a year after…read moreseeing the fall foliage! The gentleman that served our ice cream was super friendly and gave us bunch of samples to try out! We got the Butter Brickle which was delicious, probably the best ice cream I've had ever!

If I could give this store 10 stars I would! I have shopped here over the years and today brought 5…read morefriends with me. We had fun talking to the owners, Dave and Crystal about their store. We enjoyed sampling the olive oils and balsamic vinegars. Dave and Crystal are so knowledgeable about their products. They have the best olive oils from around the world. They helped us with delicious pairings of olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Not only did they help us select our favorite options within the store, but they also guided us on the best way to identity a quality olive oil while grocery chopping. 70% of olive oils in stores are not even really for human consumption! They had some gift packages already put together that were available for purchase. We all bought some great oils and vinegars for ourselves and for gifts. I ended up buying 2 different olive oils, balsamic vinegars for us and gifts, truffle olive oil and truffle salt, and olive body lotion. We had the best time and will definitely be back soon! Oh and be sure and get a truffle popcorn sample, it is so good!

Feb 9, 2023 Cute…read morelittle place with tea, balsamic oils, olives, and olive oil. We were helped graciously by Diane, she was so helpful. We bought a cup of hot tea, seasonings, butter olive oil, ginger black garlic olive oil and dark toasted sesame oil. If you're a local and you bring the bottle back they will give you a percentage off your next bottle. Buy local Support local

Guideline: You should really only eat at the Popcorn Wagon after 11pm at night. This is when you…read morefind yourself at least mildly intoxicated, starving and roaming the streets hoping to bump into excitement. There is virtually nowhere to eat late night in Aspen, and regardless of the time of day, there are even fewer places to grab a quick, affordable meal that has a bit of character. Popcorn Wagon meets all of these requirements, and it is open late (I think until 2am!). Yes, it is a wagon, like Aspen's original food truck, but it is always in the same place. I always order the gyro. It is made to order, served hot and piled high with onions on a pillowy pita. In short: delicious. It is cash only, and you will either have to sit next to the fire pit outside or seek interior refuge elsewhere. However, for late night grub this is my first (albeit somewhat only) choice. I admit. Perhaps I go without food so I will have an excuse to dive into a late night gyro here.

The Popcorn Wagon has been an Aspen staple for years. It is exactly what it sounds like--a wagon…read morethat serves popcorn. now i know what you think--nothing good comes from a wagon: chuck wagon, a turnip that fell off the wagon, looney wagon, paddy wagon, i can go on for days here. however, the popcorn wagon is an exception to that rule! Popcorn wagon seems to reinvent itself (perhaps under new owners) every few years. Currently, the popcorn wagon is across the street from the Wheeler Opera House and next to Pacifica. When you're sick of paying 9 gagillion dollars for a meal, and just want some chow for cheap and fast, this is the place! They only have a few offerings-- popcorn (of course, 2 bux for a good-sized bag), gyros (AWESOME, 8.75), the gregorian (i think thats what it was called...Turkey or Roast beef on warm pita with gyro fixins), a loaded hotdog (about 5 bux), cheese steaks (10.75) and a smore crepe. They have seating outside around the cart, and a fire pit to warm up the chilly Aspen nights! One tip: the wagon is cash only. come prepared! the cooks are always friendly and aim to please. give the popcorn wagon a try, it will hit the spot!

Whatcha know about that cheddar cheese popcorn! Let's go! Stop by this little Central City gem…read moreand stock up on some delicious popcorn! We got cheddar cheese and caramel and they were both bomb! Quaint little building across from the Central City Opera that will assault you with the Devine smell of fresh popcorn! While you're deciding on what flavors you want, you can get a town history lesson from the super nice folks running the place. Wonderful service with a smile and a story. You won't be disappointed, I promise!

Another great experience! One of our goals over fall break was to get some of this delicious…read morepopcorn. We drove up to Central City and accomplished that goal! We snagged Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Cheddar Gold, Caramel and White Chocolate Peppermint. All were a wonderful addition to our holiday gathering. This place is worth the trip!

Been a customer for many years of this store. Love the spices, salts, sugars and teas…read more Corrine that runs the store is incredibly helpful if you're looking for something in particular. I did say I ordered something online at the holidays. Turns out it didn't go to her store, it went to the franchiser in MI. So watch out for that.

Thank you to the owner (Corinne - hopefully I spelled her name correctly) for her exceptional…read morecustomer service. It was simply more than customer service; it was hospitality with the warmest heart. Her kind gesture was impeccable where my daughter and I walked out of the store smiling like the sun! Well, I do have to say more than that. Her shop is extremely organized. First off, the sign that reads, "Please no opening the container and smelling; we will be happy to assist you for that" or something along those lines. All those glass containers that contain spices, teas and oils, the owner must assist you so that you can smell them. This does keep every single container clean and sanitary. Cross-contamination is no joke, right? Second, the selection of each category (spice, tea and oil) is so wide range, but they are meticulously displayed/lined up from caffeinated to mildly caffeinated to non-caffeinated for teas (for example); you will not be confused as to where to get the right kind of each category. Let's go back to the owner. She kindly shared her personal story as to where she was originally from, when she moved to CO etc. I truly enjoy this kind of small talk so when she became so personable to us we simply couldn't stop talking (we had some afternoon plans back in Denver so we need to go have lunch so eventually we ended our conversation.) We got several pouches of teas and spices. Each pouch was about $6.99. This price is pretty reasonable/average. I wish this store was in my neighborhood.

Just like most places in Aspen, the food here is also criminally overpriced. Between the three of…read moreus, we got a cup of soup and 3 sandwiches. Split 3 ways and including tax/tip, the bill came out to nearly $40 per person. That being said, the banh mi I got was quite good - packed w/flavor from the kimchi and the sauce; though this is probably the first time i've had a banh mi without any cilantro... The thai coconut soup, though, was a bit of a let down. It had all the right flavors, but was in dire need of some acidity and sweetness. Without that, it was quite one-dimensional. Service was decent. We were seated outside so quite a lot of people around and so it often felt quite cramped. Overall, not bad but there's definitely better out there.

It's been three years. Though M&C's counter service and market doesn't seem as vital for their…read morebusiness as before, it's still my IT spot in Aspen for outstanding selection of cheeses to go. As for a sit-down meal, M&C is not in the forefront of my must come back to anymore. When informed that there'll be a long wait to their charming patio; I made the mistake this evening of taking a table inside for immediate seating. Very slow and unattentive was the service there. So disappointed also I was with my undercooked "rotisserie chicken" and the once beloved brown sugar butter sauce of theirs was sour. When asked if they had changed the recipe, our server replied "it depends on who made it" - really?!? I didn't leave this time with that warm and cozy feeling of being a guest at their place, instead now I was just another customer! cheers!

Nice candy store with just about anything you desire for a sugar rush. As with most shops, lots of…read morevintage candy and sugary sodas as well. They also have a case with chocolate, including chocolate covered Twinkies. The prices are high but we found cotton candy Mike & Ike's which I'd never seen before; they were delicious. I noticed during my search for this review the same candy shop in Vail and another Colorado town as well.

Personally didn't know what Fuzziwig's was like up until now. We decided to check the one out here…read morein Breckenridge, and honestly was no prepared for the Willy Wonka vibes all over tje place. The whole store is just a massive wall of various candies, with whimsical tubes and knick-knacks decorating the place. Sort of made me feel like a 90's kid again. Totally down for that. We found some weird options to try out on their counters and heard this is a few of the smaller ones. So may check out another in the future.