Thimbleberry really does make the most delicious, and most nutritious smoothies in Durango! The…read morelocation is beautiful, the staff and owner are wonderful, and you can feel good knowing that what's in your smoothie is always organic! Thimbleberry always makes me feel great!

Amazing smoothies and bowls! Organic and plant-based. I will come back definitely. Everyone loved…read moreit!

We were weary travelers and stopped in this little place driving from Arches to Farmington. We were…read morepleasantly surprised to be welcomed by the owner as well as other guests. And every Saturday afternoon, there's family karaoke! We had a great cup of coffee and a beautiful moment!

While visiting the 5 National Parks in Utah, we stopped at The Over Bite restaurant in Monticello…read moreUtah. The food was great, the cookies and cinnamon roles amazing, and the hospitality even better. We highly recommend this stop!

Sandwiches on homemade sourdough? Yes please! The Hole in the Wall Hero was excellent, and my…read morehusband loved the Backcountry BLT. The soup and cookies were also yummy! We found parking for our motorhome on a side street

Great place. Fresh everything…read more Excellent selection Sort of a Mom & Pop Whole Foods

Your Raw Chopped Salad was one of the best in Durango for a fresh, lettuce-addressed mixture of…read moresquash, broccoli, etc. I don't get to town much but the last two times I've bought it (as recently as friday of last week) has little to no lettuce. It's soggy, not fresh and frankly tastes like a salad which is two days old - not good. I will not buy again. Whomever has taken over the Deli needs to understand that cabbage soaked in vegetables juices, days old, is not the same as a fresh salad.

The other reviewer here has nothing but good things to say about our beloved little co-op...and…read moregives it 3 stars?! I love this place and have been going for years. Now that we have an embarrassment of riches in natural foods---the mega-sized Nature's Oasis (I much preferred the old, small place, but good luck to their local owners in any case!), the new Natural Grocer in NO's old spot (what a gift to them), and even City Market has lots of organic stuff now (though that money goes back to Kroger in Ohio). Four good real food markets in our tiny town! But the co-op is still my favorite, not because I don't want to see NO do well, but because the co-op is truly community owned. That is very rare these days (there are mighty few co-ops left, look around the southwest), and well worth supporting. By and for Durangoites: that's the good stuff right there. The prices are fair, with lots of weekly specials, and I love the folks who work here. These are my kind of Durango folk! The co-op needs all the support it can get, and deserves it as the original Durango health food place. Those other places will do fine, but we need to keep supporting our real little oasis of health food! Compare prices and you'll realize that the co-op is very competitive, and is the only place that keeps our food money right here in town while not striving to become a mall-wart-sized mega-biz. That matters to me and all the other longterm co-op lovers and health food fans, and feels like the Durango I have known and loved for so long. Long may our co-op run!

It's good as a store for convenience but oh my is the price inconvenient! I went to go buy vanilla…read moreextract because it was next door. I arrive and look. It was like 10 dollars! And I went to check out and it ended up being like 15 dollars.

The Sour Watermelon is delicious! Service was excellent. I will definitely be a return customer!…read moreGreat vibe.

From the owner: Healthy local drink options for an active lifestyle.read more

I didn't take any photos but the burgers were phenomenal!!! The people that work there are very…read morekind! Thank you so much!!

Burgers are great! We always order the Aztec Burger and the Hippy Burger with an order of fries to…read moreshare as you receive alot of fries. The beef that they use is locally sourced. The restaurant is small so it can fill up. In the summer, they have patio seating. they have started serving beer. You order at the front, pay, and then they bring the food out to you. Service has always been fantastic. Very friendly.

The Rusty Rhino is a small coffee, smoothie, burrito, and baked good takeout spot right next to The…read moreMarket Gondola station. It's open for breakfast and lunch, it seems from early morning through late afternoon. We got breakfast this morning at about 8am in the summer. The breakfast burritos are AMAZING. The best one I've ever had. We got the egg, cheese, and green chile. It also had a bit of potato. Eggs were perfectly cooked, cheese was lovely, and chile added just enough flavor/kick. The green smoothie was good. The base is almond milk, which is sweetened, so especially good for folks who like their smoothies on the sweeter side. The cinnamon roll was fabulous, though the very center was a bit cool still. My husband LOVED the nitro cold brew coffee, it was creamy even though it was black. There are some fabulous benches nearby with sweeping mountain views, a few less-picturesque tables right out front, or you can grab and go to the gondola, which is literally 10 steps away. The stand is wheel chair accessible. I'd come back for the breakfast burritos and coffee anytime. Service was super friendly, flexible, and laid back.

Best breakfast burrito of my life. I can't believe there isn't a line around the block.read more