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    Coffee on the Rocks

    4.1 (367 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Good for working
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Cute trinkets at the shop
    Kat C.

    As long-standing visitors of Estes Park, we've always gone to one particular coffee shop. Lately though, the coffee hasn't been as good and the wait has been way too long, so I decided to check out Coffee on the Rocks based on the positive reviews online and from people we know. It definitely did not disappoint. The coffee is top notch, an A+ in my book...and the speed at which they make it is also on point. I almost took away a star because during one visit they skipped forward through a Journey song, which is definitely a no-no for me, but I decided to let it slide... for now. They have a great selection of specialty lattes, and the deck ambience is hard to beat. You can feed the ducks, spot some deer, and just enjoy the wildlife along the river while you sip your coffee. We have for sure found our new coffee spot for our Estes Park visits going forward.

    View behind the lake.
    Christian K.

    My wife and I stopped by Coffee on the Rocks on November 15th during our anniversary trip to Estes Park, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our day. I'm pretty new to the world of coffee, so it was great to get helpful feedback on what to try. Both my drink and my wife's were amazing--fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Mine came out at the perfect temperature for a chilly afternoon, which made it even better. One of the best parts of the visit was the park area behind the shop. It's a beautiful spot to unwind, take in the scenery, and just enjoy the quiet charm of the city. Sitting out there with great coffee made us fall even more in love with Estes Park. Highly recommend stopping here--whether you're a longtime coffee lover or just getting into it like me.

    Melissa D.

    I love this coffee spot. After a hike in the park it's our go to. They have great flavor combinations and who can resist the outdoor space? There's plenty of places to sit outside and watch the ducks in the pond while you sip on your coffee.

    Colorado classic with iced latte with honey
    Brooke A.

    Best coffee in Estes! We love to go here to have breakfast and coffee while we sit by the river and enjoy watching the ducks. The line is usually out the door so best to get here early but a testament to how great they are! Staff are always friendly as well.

    outside
    Taylor C.

    line was out the door, but staff kept it moving FAST. Incredible views and great coffee. Food was perfect and didn't take long despite the 30+ people ahead of us and 30+ people behind. You can purchase food for kiddos to feed the ducks while you enjoy mountain and river views and wait for your food/drink. Really great spot!

    Julie M.

    Boozy coffee is magic on a cold day of vacation. I tried the Pumpkin Pucker, which was your typical pumpkin spice with Baileys Orish cream. Was $12.50, which is fair for a mixed drink. Beautiful scenic views and seating areas.

    Monica L.

    Even though we had to stand in line for about 30 minutes to an hour, it was worth it!! I will always appreciate a place that offers a gluten-free options and substitutions. For some reason, the stuff that works here, they are all cool as cucumbers. It may sound cliché, but this is a cult classic

    Egg bites, Replenish Refresher
    Seth C.

    I think this place is lovely. First of all, you really can't beat the setting. There's a gorgeous stream with plenty of seating along the shore. The wildlife is very acclimated to human interaction, so be ready to make some new friends. The stuff I ordered was also very good. For food, we got some bacon egg bites. They were exactly what you'd expect out of coffee shop egg bites, which is not at all a bad thing. My drink was great, I got a watermelon cucumber and mint refresher (was looking for caffeine at that point in the day) and it was everything I hoped it'd be. I think it's a tough layout for dealing with a rush of customers, so we ended up with quite a wait, but everyone working there was very pleasant. Intestinal Impact Index Rating: 1/5 - had I gone with coffee this certainly would be higher, but safe choices were made today in preparation for a long drive home.

    Americano & ducks
    Naseem Z.

    Service was great, got an Americano. It was a cute little pond with ducks you can feed. Stayed and watched and walked around by the Creekside. Beautiful area to have a coffee at.

    Alissa D.

    We stopped here before a trip to Rocky Mountain NP and are glad we did. We came mid-week in September and it wasn't crowded. They have fun latte flavors and I got the cake batter? Or cake something one. It was sweet, but to be expected for the flavor I chose. My husband has a gluten allergy and had a question about the egg bites. The employee was unsure but grabbed the box for my husband to read the ingredient list. We took our coffees outside and the ducks and geese curiously checked us out and hung around. It was a fun extra with the geese and ducks and pretty mountain views.

    Chelsea G.

    We ordered an iced caramel macchiato and an iced vanilla latte! So soo good - best coffee I've had in a while!! I wish I was local this would be my routine stop! The atmosphere was so laid back and they are efficient Feeding the ducks corn they sell for $1 per cup was so fun and of course the views . Make sure you add this stop to your itinerary!!

    Alice Z.

    Tried their chai tea latte for a post hike snack. Overall tasty but a little too much ice -so the flavors were not very bold

    Honey Lavender Iced Matcha
    Samantha B.

    Beautiful views! Absolutely worth the stop. You can buy a cup of corn for $1 to feed the ducks and geese. Drinks were amazing, had so many different flavors/combinations.

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    Really fun spot! They had GF/gluten free bagels which was so great paired with my coffee. Highly recommend stopping here!

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    Ask the Community - Coffee on the Rocks

    Are there vegan food options? Are there milk alternatives?

    I'm not sure about the vegan options- they have quite a few baked goods in the store that rotate daily so it's worth calling and asking. Their regular menu is posted online, but most if not all have eggs (scrambles, burritos,etc). They do have milk… 

    Do they allow dogs in the outside area?

    We’ve been there a couple of times and we’ve seen dogs around so I think it’s fine. It’s a fantastic place very special enjoy

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