We had a great breakfast and a reasonable price with excellent service! We found one more reason…read moreto come back and explore this area.

Great place food, fast service …read more Biscuits & Gravy , Sausage patty, eggs & hash browns. Green chili sauce & salsa.

Great baker! We tried some scones, banana bread and the brownie. All very fresh. Cute spotread more

Love the ambiance and wifi. Also baked goods are really tasty. We order in advance a dozen…read morepastries when we are in the neighborhood for a couple weeks. Friendly service too!

Yummy yummy yummy foot high is true &)&)"$");$($;$;$($;$;):);):):)thank you. ;)read more

Great pies... a bit pricey... very yummy!!…read more Would buy pies from here again for special or any occasion!!

This is in my top five unusual stores I've visited in my life…read more First, it's only open two days a week. Second, it's mostly a bakery with the most unusual rye, sourdough and other breads I've ever had. Third, they sell packages of other things like grits, porridge, blue corn flour and more. We had several of them during a recent stay in Cortez. All were unusual and good. They also sell seeds, beans and more. The atmosphere is sort of warehouse/bakery/general store. Did I mention everything is locally grown! This is the kind of place the New York Times should write about. By far, my favorite place in Cortez. Check it out if they're open !

Wow! Absolutely love this place. Rare to see a business taking so much care throughout every…read moreprocess of what they do. Special, special place and goods. Can't wait to come back when I am in town again

When at Four Corners, you just have to try Navajo Fry Bread, right? I had heard about it, and…read moredecided we needed to stop here before leaving. Grandma's was closed, but this stand was open. They have quite a lot on the menu for such a small stand, and a lot of options for fry bread. We decided to go with the regular fry bread with cinnamon and sugar. The two ladies inside were friendly and got our order ready quickly. It was nice and fresh as they made it while we waited. It was extremely windy that day, so even though there were tables and seating available, we opted to just eat in the car and head back out on the road. The fry bread was delicious and a wonderful snack!

Stopped by Grandma's Fry Bread stand right outside the Four Corners Monument. It is a perfect…read morelittle spot to grab a bite while exploring and walking around. In fact, it's the only spot in the area to grab food. They got a picnic table where you can sit and eat, which is nice if you want to take a quick break. I tried the traditional fried bread ($8). You can choose your own toppings, either sweet or savory. They have options like cinnamon sugar, honey, or garlic salt. I went with the garlic salt one, and while it was definitely on the salty side, it had a great garlicky flavor that I liked. They also sell snow cones in different flavors, and sodas are $3 and water is $2. They also really appreciate cash payments. Service was great. Food didn't take that long to come out.

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!

This amazing place does not ever disappoint. Stopped in yesterday to grab a coffee and something…read more Wow was that something a real something! Lemon pastry. Wow. Go getchasum yall. This is a sleepy little GREAT place but keep in mind that we don't want to invite crazy crowds right? Give 'em some live yall but keep it on the down low.

I stopped here for coffee while on a road trip and left with some truly magical salve. I've been…read moresuffering from ankle pain after and injury and saw salves for sale that the owner makes herself. I figured I had nothing to lose so I bought some and it's been a HUGE RELIEF! I was able to go on my first bike hike pretty much right after one use. The dirty chai latte with oat milk I got was also amazing and revived me. There were also lots of delicious baked goods and crystals for sale as well as areas to sit. Great place!

Why aren't there 6 stars for those that are extra special? Maybe our friends at Yelp can consider…read morean exception here and there. This would definitely be up for The Big 6!!!!!! What a place. Superb service, amazing produce, fresh local meats and oh yes, the main attraction------bakery items. Fresh in house baked goods that make "slap yo mamma" good seem like a passivity phrase. I mean this stuff is scream worthy. The bagel and cookies are to die for, literally. I'm serious y'all and wait, the pies. Oh the pies. It should be a felony in Dolores to drop one of these magical creations. Triberry was WOW. Rhubarb was killer. What else can I say y'all? Go. Go Getchasum now. You cannot imagine what you're in for people. Pie day is on the way. Who needs a fork. Just go!

We were driving from Grand Junction to Mesa Verde, and this market was a random stop after getting…read morethrough the high-elevation mountain pass. It was an incredibly lucky stop! The market is well-stocked. The bathroom was clean. The sandwiches (we had a roast beef and turkey) were some of the BEST we had ever eaten, and quite affordably priced. We bought a tri berry pie, which had an excellent pie crust. The snacks we got for the road (cookies and brownie) were very good. Also, the cashier, a young man, was very pleasant and gave us a positive interaction. We just ate where we parked, next to the food market, and had no problems. All in all a highlight of that drive.

Best food co-op in the area. They specialize in farm/ranch-to-table produce, meats, eggs and dairy,…read morealthough it's got an amazing selection of vegan, organic, GF & dairy-free products too. Now they're making a nice selection of fresh, homemade pickles, pesto, soups, granola and cookies. The Hub offers many products in bulk, too. Bring your own containers or just paper bag them for transfer to home storage. They sell kombucha, coconut water, fruit and more. And, if you're planning to stay local for a while, they can often special order just about anything you can think of from their network. The Hub is also a partner with the Norwood-based Indian Ridge Bakery across the street which makes some of the best breads, pastries and savory treats you'll ever eat. They use locally grown/ground, organic flours. GF options available too. Whether you've got a desire for high-quality ingredients to make your own amazing meals or you just want something healthy and quick, the Fresh Food Hub should be your first stop in Norwood. NOTE: They're not open every day. Tues/Thurs/Fri 3-7pm. Weekends 10am-3pm. This cozy place is so well managed and conscientious, it's really worth a stop-in just to see how a few, smart, dedicated people can change a place and give it new life. Every town would be lucky to have a place like the Fresh Food Hub.

From the owner: "The "Hub" is a 501c3 working to make quality local foods more accessible. We do this through food…read moresecurity programing and wholesaling local food. Our retail grocery store evolved, and was adopted by Mesa Rose Kitchen and Grocery @ 1605 Grand ave. We continue to be in partnership and collaboration with Mesa Rose K+G, supporting the same mission and quality food as before. Please note we are no longer at 1570 Grand Ave. Visit Mesa Rose K+G, shop local, and reach out to get involved in one of our many programs!"