Pretty ordinary place overall. Perhaps the beer is great and that might be a reason to go but I…read moredid not have any. We had grilled cheese and a chicken sandwich , and it was just okay. But it was far overpriced in my opinion. Don't go for the food. And why does the place have 2 names? Snowbird and Steep? And I was surprised by the number of large dogs allowed inside the restaurant during the entire meal. Unsanitary and very risky for the restaurant. I believe it is also against code. It seemed to do a brisk business, but there are far better choices.

Really enjoyed this place. So much personality with a friendly atmosphere. Wonderful food…read moreespecially if you're a chicken lover! Tator tot sauce is amazing. Must try! I enjoyed the golden latte as well 10/10

BOOM! the vibe here is so chill and Colorado. Highly recommend this local spot. Chess game going…read moreon at the bar. Staff works like perfectly greased cogs in a wheel. Ordered the Cuban with fries and the buffalo wrap with onion rings Cuban could use a bit more sauce, fries were curly like the pigs tail. Wrap was delicious and rings were perfect! Bathrooms clean. Decor is Colorado history without overly dramatic! Keystone is a great place to ski. Haywood's is the only place to eat breakfast or lunch!

This cute little café just on the way into Keystone is the perfect pitstop for breakfast or lunch…read more They cook their food with love and all of the dishes are yummy plus there's plenty of choice on the menu for everyone. Our son has a hearty appetite and he really liked the kids French toast. The Cuban and the avocado toast were also really good.

Quaint coffee spot located in Dillon, CO; coffee, lattes, and a small bakery case with limited…read moreseating to enjoy a quick bite. Even though the food was okay (2.5-3/5), the service was friendly and quick!

Recently discovered this on my way to Abasin end of season. Such a nice spot. They make a great…read morebreakfast sandwich and have good coffee. Even more telling, I was in this morning and heard them training a new team member. How they did it (thoughtfully and acknowledging it would take time as it was a lot to remember) and what they said (always greet customers, dealing with tricky situations) was really impressive and makes me happy to support them as a local business here in Summit county. Well done!

Friendly,welcoming, expert Barista guidance. Plentiful…read moreselections of food, drinks ( hot/cold) Comfy indoor seating,decor is a relaxing - chill vibe with ample lighting. Accessible, pricing is great! The outcome a happy #matcha customer. Ill be back #coffee

Love the coffee, breakfast burritos and fresh croissants! Best coffee in keystone........read more

I stop into Nomad about once a month, typically when I am in town waiting to meet someone or in the…read moresummer waiting for other businesses to open. The staff here is very friendly, and the overall space located inside Blue Bird Market is a great place to get some work or housekeeping done while you enjoy your coffee. Nomad coffee is exactly what it should be for a small independent coffee stand. The Americano, latte, and drip are all well executed. I'm not a flavored coffee drinker, so I can't speak to those. The only downside I have ever experienced with Nomad is that given their small footprint and relatively low staff levels, you can experience a bit of a wait, especially if the orders in front of you are big or they are overly needy coffee orders.

We popped in for a quick coffee. When we pulled up we were a little confuse as to where the shop…read morewas, but realized it was inside a some little market. It has a game room and several other sweet shops. Very fun little area. It was right as they were opening. The barista was very friendly and made a good vanilla latte and a cappuccino. My husband is not an avid coffee drinker. He likes his coffee more sweet. The barista went out of his way to make him happy. It was very sweet.

The current rating of barely 3.5 stars certainly didn't look promising and yet after browsing the…read morephotos posted by the previous diners, I got a conviction that this place might be more than the mediocre rating. I thus proceeded my way to the store to try it out. And I didn't regret a bit. It was a slow high noon lunchtime for this quaint shop. When I stepped in there was only one person inside (and he soon left) so all of a sudden I had the whole place to myself! The lady upfront warmly received me with a nice smile. She let me take my time after I had said "I think I will need a minute." At this time, I was already impressed. Not only the kind welcoming greeting by the lady, the showcase to display all the baked goods to the adorable interior to the store merchandise to the selection of the gelato to the little refrigerator to hold prepackaged goods, this store was definitely way more than 3.5 stars. As I was browsing, the two salads in the mini (clear) refrigerator caught my attention so I inquired about them. Both the Chickpea and Roma Pasta Salads were only $6. I was like "Yup, I am getting them!" I definitely needed one (sweet) bakery item so I went with the Bread Pudding with Almond Cream Cheese. This place is not much of a tea place however. I thought I was going to get an iced tea or something but whereas they do have tea lattes they don't make simple teas (hot or cold) is what I heard from the lady. No worries on that. I hence went with a hot Americano. This ended up being the right choice as I would need something a bit stronger than a simple tea so I would be able to stay awake on the road to get back to Denver after the strenuous runs at Keystone resort. She did ask me if I wanted my bread pudding be warmed up to which I said yes. She then put everything in a brown bags and carefully placed a little container of half and half on top of everything which she warmed me about if tipped off it might spill a bit so she said to be careful. I certainly wasn't expecting this kind of above-and-beyond-ness; service here thus is top-notch. She saw me off with the same warm smile as I walked away from it. As soon as I back to my car, I started my little lunchtime. And I tell you, EVERYTHING i got today was more than satisfactory. Both salads were exceptionally made (I especially liked the Chickpea one.) The Bread Pudding had a nice texture with the perfect sweetness. And it was a good portion as well. My Americano was nice and steamy. And the side half and half she gave me was more than enough. This experience was way more than I had expected in so many different ways. So in conclusion, True Blue is very much under-appreciated. Hence, by writing this review, I am spreading the love I have for this store to the entire state of Colorado. People, go here if you are in Silverthorne/Dillon/Keystone area; this is a gem!

This place is under construction right now and is closed. I found out only by going to the store…read moreand seeing their sign. They should update all websites with this. Also I ordered for pick up on DoorDash. They should not be accepting orders on DoorDash right now. Since it appears they are open and processing orders I could not get a refund from DoorDash. Very frustrating.

The Miner's Cart is a fairly polished looking food truck/cart that sits at the base of the Peru…read morelift at Keystone; in the same area as Mountain House. It's new as of the '13/'14 season and they serve coffee, hot chocolate, and two different food items: mini donuts, and "mountain waffles". I lost a race with a buddy and had to buy. I ordered a dozen mini donuts and 1 mountain waffle. A dozen mini donuts is $5.30 and a mountain waffle is also $5.30. I was notified that despite what the photo on the front of the cart looked like, the mountain waffle came plain and it would be another $1 for the depicted chocolate drizzle. Fine. I paid my $13 and change and took my bag of mini donuts and mountain waffle to one of the nearby benches. The mini donuts aren't that special and taste something like a larger apple jacks? Doughy onion rings? Miniature half baked donuts? Anyways, not really worth the $5. The mountain waffle though is egregious. It's tiny. I mean maybe 3-4 bites? Looking a photo of the said waffle with a fork for scale, the fork looks massive. Also half baked. Meh. Even for ski resort prices, this place is a rip off and you're better off spending your money elsewhere on premise.

Pretty good snack truck on your way off the mountain. The menu now has some sliders and grilled…read morecheese options. No donuts or waffles when I was there. I got the bbq slider that had onion rings and bbq sauce on it. Girlfriend got the grilled cheese with bacon. Both pretty good just remember this is a food cart good for an overpriced snack. But all the food is over priced on the slopes.

Excellent, and I mean excellent coffee! Buy some to take home…read more Especially Jazzy Java. Best coffee ever!!! Decent, homey cafe, friendly barristas and clerks.

Amazing flavored drinks and great sitting space out back overlooking the river....overall would go…read moreback

Tidbit! Fill this cafe up. It's tucked away at the bottom of the Keystone Lodge and accessible from…read morethe lake. The place was nearly empty on my visit -- and yes, there's been no snow but it's a shame because the food isn't too shabby. The resort kitchen staff cooks up the meals and transfers it down to the cafe, so it's a decent bite. On top of that, there are plenty of corners to discover in this space. I found it a convenient place to grab coffee and a breakfast sandwich before scouting out a spot with good wi-fi for some work calls.

If you need a little pick me up after a long drive through the mountain traffic or just need…read moresomething warm after a day of skiing/snowboarding, check out the Coffee Corner. They have the basics for all caffeine addicts and some extra specialty drinks. I highly recommend the Milky Way, which is a mocha with caramel. Pastries and other drinks are also available, making this a great one-stop shop for quick snacks and drinks.