Montrose Donut and Deli is "The" place for donuts and pastries in Montrose. Everything is fresh…read moreand delicious! Not like the donut chains that have everything shipped in frozen and thawed for sale.

Amazing fresh donuts! Taste like donuts made with love early this morning! Just like I used to get…read moreas a kid! Don't waste any money at Dunkin....drive down to road to this place!

I don't write many reviews, but came to yelp to read others to see if I was out of my mind or not…read more First and foremost, the place is awesome looking (in Glenwood Springs) so we had to check it out. The minute we walked in, I thought it looked awesome. Lots of random shirts, hats, socks, etc for sale and a decently long line of people waiting for their sugar fix. Sarcasm was flowing from a few of the guys at the register and taking orders, which was also a great thing. As I'm standing in line waiting to order, I'm checking out the random socks. They look cool, but a little odd that there was no price. No big deal, I'm just looking, not buying. But still odd... A guy takes our order (5 people total), again with sarcasm on point. Definitely a place I'd hang out. Breakfast sandwiches for all of us. 3 coffees. 4 bottles of water. ...and of course we had to get a half-dozen doughnuts to sample the different flavors. Can't wait to try everything. Then... The total came to just over $140. One hundred forty dollars! Huh? How? What? The food was good. Everyone liked their breakfast sandwiches. The doughnuts were delicious. I was told the coffees were decent. So if it wasn't for the mind-boggling price I paid, I'd definitely go back, but factoring in the price, on principle alone, I just can't justify it. The place: 5 stars Staff: 5 stars Food: 4 stars Doughnuts: 5 stars Price: 0-1 stars

Food and donuts are delicious! Staff was friendly and funny and worked the long line very quicklyread more

Service could definitely be improved with staff knowing the menu eg which ones are cake donuts to…read morechoose a dozen. Donuts themselves passed as ok, but pretty plain eg just icing variations

Good selection, great taste, great coffee, wonderful service! Passing through and wanted donuts…read morebefore we hit the road!

One of the greatest donuts shop I've ever been to. Not ALL daylight donuts are the same! This one…read moreis exceptional! Donuts and coffee are great, service is awesome!

Yummy yummy in my tummy... very good and a good price, for donut. What more could you possibly ask…read morefor...

This is such a fun drive, with a very scenic view, into the town of Gothic, to get coffee from the…read morecoffee lab. Debating about if it's worth the drive? It is! Gothic is the home to Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL), and the last time we were up here, the coffee shop wasn't open, but we spoke with one of the scientists about the town, and his ongoing study of marmots. On to the coffee shop itself, and, the coffee! When we arrived, late morning on a Saturday, there was a line about 6 people deep. It didn't take too long, and once we ordered, we had our coffees in hand in about 5 minutes. I had a hazelnut with whole milk (delicious), and my husband had a chai (also good). We will absolutely be back!!

Coffee Lab in Crested Butte, Colorado, serves incredibly delicious local coffee that's a true treat…read morefor the senses.We had an iced latter with hazelnut & Wildflower iced latte. They were both tasty. The journey to the shop is just as delightful, with a mesmerizing road that adds to the overall experience. This spot is a must-visit for coffee lovers and those seeking a scenic adventure. Some parts of the road don't have a pavement, but safe if you are driving a sedan. Be cautious if it's muddy. Fun hikes near by!

The blueberry scone was delicious and the regular iced latte and mocha iced latte were good, the…read moreespresso was definitely a darker roast!

Camp 4 Coffee now has three locations, including one in a small Crested Butte South community. As…read morethe name suggests, there is a relaxing camp theme, with wood Adirondack chairs outlining the perimeter of the entrance and gas lamps decorating the interior. Despite the relaxed appearance, Camp 4 Coffee takes coffee-making seriously. I received a perfect cappuccino without requesting "extra dry" in order to not receive a latte (as is case at Starbucks). A pile of different pastries are available -- the cheese jalapeño and the Nutella were highly recommended.

Came to crested Butte for a camping trip and needed to take some work calls before we headed out to…read morethe mountain After looking at different coffee, shops online that offered a good environment to work from, we settled on rumors. Located on the main strip, it was easy to access. There is plenty of street parking, and lots of indoor and outdoor seating. The Wi-Fi is strong and there are outlets all over. The coffee is really good, I tried a white mocha with whipped cream and loved it. Even in the summer, it's still a little chilly here and the doors are kept open so it's the perfect pairing. I didn't try any of the food, but my boyfriend got a breakfast burrito and said it was yummy I love that it's attached to a bookstore, displaying lots of the cards and prints within the coffee shop and bringing the vibe across from both. The lady behind the counter is doing an awesome job, essentially taking care of an entire line on her own and not sacrificing any of the quality in each drink she makes. Love it! Will definitely come back

A coffee and tea spot attached to a rad bookstore? Be still my heart!…read more Rumors is a lovely little shop with a varied selection of coffee beverages and tea mixes, plus Italian sodas (which I'm a big fan of these days during my pregnancy). Staff was very personable and helpful with answering our questions and I loved how much quirky art was scattered around - many pieces were also for sale. Definitely gave off the vibe of being a favorite of the locals. I will note this is a fairly small space, so seating is limited. They do have a time limit for table usage, which is nice.

On the hunt for my final jolt of caffeine in this magical land called Aspen, I happily came across…read morethis jolly cart on the corner of Hyman and Mill. It's wedged between the patio of Grey Lady and The Wild Fig, so, if you're getting GPS-y, it's actually on Hyman. Funny enough, I didn't get coffee, but instead a half dozen little mini powdered sugar, cinnamon donuts (less than $5). I couldn't rip my gloves off fast enough to tear into these beautimus doughy creatures. I had secretly been wanting donuts since I landed (might have been the dip in temp or the snow) and this was fate that my last walk through this quaint little town ended with me happening upon this cart. They do have beverages and some Mediterranean options, oddly enough, but then again, it's a wacky wheeled kitchen of sorts, so they can provide whatever kind of medley of eats they so desire. They're also open late, which is a plus if you're scouring the streets for deliciousness.

Ajax Donuts is a cute little cart serving up a variety of things, including mini doughnuts. I…read moreordered a 1/2 dozen of the glazed doughnuts ($4.25), but I would recommend a whole dozen. The price is much better for a whole dozen. The actual doughnuts are quite delicious and it's really nice to have hot and delicious doughnuts. I think people are over-hyping them just a touch, but they are a nice treat. I did have one night where I went and waited for 20 minutes and the line did not move at all. I almost didn't come back but did a few weeks later. The second time was a Saturday at noon, and a very nice man helped me. Credit card minimum of $5

Great donuts. Come in before the building is sold and they close…read more Friendly service and a nice selection of breads, donuts and other items.

This bakery is an awesome family bakery in the heart of Grand Junction. If there is a line, it…read moremoves pretty quickly. They have donuts, cookies, pastries, bagels, loaves of various breads and other special baked goods. I was greeted by a friendly woman who offered me a free loaf of their homemade cinnamon raisin bread since it was my first visit! How amazing was this!! While I am not a fan of raisins, I seriously had to try this bread. It was frozen, and as it thawed in my car, the smell of cinnamon was just so enticing that I had to have a piece of this bread. Seriously, the cinnamon and sugar are on the top and bottom of this bread and are so good! They have other breads available too. I was looking at a loaf of potato bread that was $3.00! "Cheaper than the grocery store!" my bakery server reminded me! I also tried an apple fritter, chocolate raised donut square, and a peanut butter and chocolate chip cookie. I enjoyed the chocolate donut and the cookie. The apple fritter was probably the most amazing fritter I have ever had! The cinnamon in their fritter was perfect, there were lots of apple pieces, and the glaze was amazing. I will now dream about this fritter until I can return again to enjoy another one!

Good little coffee shop at the base of the mountain! Staff was super kind and friendly and the…read morelatte was delicious! There is WiFi, but I had trouble connecting to it so I just used my hotspot, but it still worked out!

Coffee lab is a nicely located little coffee shop just north of…read moremt. Crested butte on the way to some of the hikes up there eg rustler's gulch. There is a spicket near the portapotties to the left of the visitor's building that is adjacent to coffee lab so you can use the bathroom/refill water bottles there. I ordered a golden milk with lavender flavor bc I was curious; I didn't taste the lavender really but the golden milk was nice. The barista was also friendly, and there are a couple tables inside you can sit and a few picnic tables out front.