The food here is delicious. The staff members are polite. As you can tell, the wait line shows…read morethis, but is reasonable. Come try it out.

Customer Service is dead. We were heading over for breakfast, and was unable to use the app or the…read morewebsite to "get on the list". The restaurant wasn't having issues they confirmed, but apparently adding us to the list manually was also broken i.e. they were unwilling to help. The manager then told me I needed to restart my phone or delete the app. I get it, doing the right thing is hard, but Customer service really isn't (speaking from direct experience). While the food is generall good, the manager was not worth our time, we took our business elsewhere.

This is now our favorite breakfast in Ft Collins. The menus is packed with a lot of very…read morethoughtfully created dishes. The bulk of produce, coffee, even mushrooms are locally sourced and are wonderful. Picking the right eggs Benedict was tough, so I was undecided. The pictures shows the solution.

Showed up around 11am on a Saturday and we were able to be seated immediately, which was great!…read moreHowever, it took at least 10 min for a server to acknowledge us or even bring water, which we found unusual. We got the Corn Cakes & House Chorizo, which was recommended by our server. My boyfriend thought it was a bit dry overall, but I will say that the spinach coulis that they put on the side was really nice (they didn't put enough on the plate, but had no problem bringing us more!) and the poblano jam added some unexpected sweetness to the dish. I've always been a fan of the sweet and savory mix! The bowls looked really good and I think if I go back, I'd like to try those.

This is a staple in FoCo. Nothing fancy. Good service, great prices and homestyle food. Nothing…read moreflashy. We visit several times when we come to stay

If you are looking for lousy coffee, basic diner breakfast food done poorly, all at very high…read moreprices, you've found home. Just like eating at Mom's (before you ran away from home).

Our second time here yesterday, first since moving to Colorado 3.5 years ago. We stopped in around…read more1:00 on a Sunday....definitely less crowded than our first visit here more than four years earlier. We were seated quickly, and service was prompt and friendly. While interested in the tuna sandwich, I was really hungry, so I got an omelette instead. As it turns out, judging by the size of my wife's chicken salad sandwich and fries, the tuna likely would've been plenty for me, and I'll try it on a future visit. My omelette (with cheese, spinach, mushrooms, and onions) was fine, but nothing unusual from an omelette you'd get elsewhere. Home fries and ciabatta toast were both really good too. Coffee was delicious. Speaking of the chicken salad sandwich, my wife enjoyed it on her first visit too and was equally impressed this time. Definitely a big sandwich. I'm sure she'll get it again.

I can't believe I've not written a review for Cafe Bluebird. It has been a destination any time I'm…read morein FoCo. Friendly people, good food, clean, quaint, and comfortable restaurant. You can expect a bit of a wait but that's because it's good!

We went in as a group for brunch on the last day of business at Another Broken Egg Cafe. Our server…read moreAlia had a friendly attitude and great attention to detail. She took such good care of us and didn't miss a beat!

I got ordered the Chicken and Waffles and was disappointed in the plating and taste.. it looked…read morelike a child plated it TBH. The chicken was not crispy, had no flavor and small. I'm guessing it was a frozen tender, not fresh. For the cost, it wasn't worth it IMO. Service was good though.

Amazing! Great food! Great service ! Love the patio setup! Can't wait to bring the rest of the…read morefamily up soon!

I went to The Farmhouse for dinner on a Saturday night and we were able to make a same-day…read morereservation for 7. When we arrived at the complex and pulled into the massive parking lot area, there were about 5 or 6 children riding their bicycles in the lot by the ice cream shop and Farmhouse restaurant. I don't know if they lived in the area or what but it was odd and so we had to park kind of instead of right by the restaurant to avoid hitting them. When two of us walked in, we got there 15 minutes early and were hoping to enjoy a cocktail at the bar before being seated at the table. The bar only has 4 seats and it was full. The host responded, "the cocktail will taste the same at your table as it would at the bar", which came off as kind of arrogant and dismissive. Anyway, we were seated right away upstairs as our table was ready ahead of time. Our table included a bench seat against a brick wall with a few small pillows and 5 chairs. The seating against the wall was quite uncomfortable. When our entire party arrived and we ordered cocktails, appetizers, entrees, and dessert. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. I'm giving 3-stars for food because it was hit or miss. Half our group liked their meal and the other half did not. We all agreed the best thing we had from the menu was the tiramisu dessert and I really enjoyed the small garden salad, which was actually a generous portion and I liked the radish included! I also want to say thank you to our waitress for not kicking us out when the restaurant closed, she let us enjoy our time together without making us feel rushed.

Wolverine Farm is a curious oasis of humanity in a sea of mediocrity. Buy or browse their eclectic…read moreselection of literature and poetry while enjoying a latte and scone. They have ample room for groups upstairs and outside and host a wide variety of public events. Be sure to look for unexpected wonders in their garden outside, or craft your next poem on their outdoor magnetic poetry wall.

Tip Extortion Been…read moregoing there occasionally for 5 years. Service was hit and miss. Some staff friendly, some merely aloof, some seemingly hostile. Never could figure it out. Gave them the benefit of the doubt. I always support independent shops when possible. Friends don't let friends go to Starbucks... A few days ago it became clear. I ordered a bagel and requested it be toasted enough not to be raw inside. About half the time that's what I got. I paid and saw they wanted a tip upfront. I feel asking for a tip before earning it is unethical. So I selected no tip. I would gladly leave a dollar after. One of the staff, let's call him "Chris", toasted my bagel and delivered it to me burnt. No overdone. Burnt. As in mostly black. I said it was burnt. He replied that I requested it "double toasted". I looked at him like he was speaking in Swahili. I explained that I merely wanted it toasted and not raw inside. He insisted that I ordered it that way. He did not take my order. I said she wrote it but I did not say it. He insisted that I, the customer, was somehow so stupid as to not know how to order a bagel. I said "would you eat this"? Amazingly, he said with a straight face "yes". I replied that he could eat it but I want what I ordered. The baged was an insult. A childish lame attempt at revenge or punisihment. At this point "Chris" leaned over and told me I should be nice. Nice? Nice! I was flabbergasted. I was being scolded by kid a third my age. I was stunned. Was this a joke? Yes, but he was serious. It was an absolutely stunning display of passive-aggressive behavior. Delivered with a condescending smirk and self-righteousness. I replied that I am not nice and so what. He then insisted that I be nice. I said I am from the Midwest and we tend to be direct. It's not rude. It's the way we communicate. Honestly without hedging. This sailed right over his head unacknowledged, Then the truth. You didn't leave a tip he said. How did he know I didn't tip on the little checkout screen? I tried to explain my view on tipping that it needs to be earned. "Chris" was adamant that they expect tips as they are not paid much and work "hard". I reiterated my view and called tipping up front unearned and possibly undeserved as like Socialism. "Chris" did not like that and said that "people of my generation (Boomers are Bad!) don't get it." He further lectured me on how underpaid they were and that the "need" and thus "deserve" tips regardless of what service they offer. He then declared that a dollar tip was entirely insufficient. I replied that $1 on a $4 bagel was a 25% tip. He repeated that it was too little regardless. I said then how much is fair. He did not answer. My guess is that he knew as much about the mathematics of percentages as he knows about Swahili dialects. I offered that if they were to ask for tips after, the honorable way, they would earn more. People are motivated above all by fairness and would hedge on tips not knowing if they would be earned. "Chris" gave me the obligatory hourly-wage employee response that "that's the way it is"... The self-declared creatives have the ingenuity of cows munching grass. Then a kid decided to be a hero and intervened saying "WE don't have a problem with the tipping". In a stunning display of sociotropic behavior, he elected himself to defend the shop and represent all other patrons. I ran out of patience and told him to STFU. At this point the heroine server, who decided I like burnt bagels, told me to leave. So I did leave. I regret every penny I spent there to support their shop. So now I know why even as I liked the layout of the place, and all their countless little books promoting a myriad of pretentious woke socialist utopia topics, I never felt comfortable there. The all-inclusive did not like me invading their "Safe Space". Instead of just telling me "hey, this is our space not yours Boomer Boy" they instead were a case study in passive aggressiveness. A coward's way to feel all smug and self-righteous. Since they present themselves as fans of "literature" here is a literary quote (Kurt Vonnegut Jr. in Slaughterhouse Five... said to the character Billy Pilgrim in a hospital upon his return from being a prisoner of war in Dresden, Germany... "I can carve a better man out of a banana" So I see that they have high ratings from their intended audience and I am a mere interloper. My little One star rating will not be noticed. I will end this saying "Be Nice"... "Stay Safe".... be good little normies.... tell your friends to go to Starbucks. p.s. The Wolverine is the state animal of Michigan, where I am from. It is fearless and righteous. No other animal takes it on. You don't deserve the name. May I suggest the "Weasel Farm Safe Place"...

Everything was delicious. Especially the Bloody Mary. Service was excellent. Highly recommend.read more

Decent breakfast! Service was ok but they were busy on a…read moreFriday morning. Cute space with plenty of seating. The classic breakfast fueled us up for a day in the mountains!

It's the first week of June, time for our annual pilgrimage to Fort Collins, CO for 5 days of R&R…read more It's become a tradition with us to eat brunch at Lucile's, so brunch it was, on a fine warm Monday morning. Our fabulous server Clementine was there--we remembered her from last year. This is I think our third or fourth time here in as many years. An order of beignets started us off. These are square and no-kidding as big as my hand. Each. Four of them. Yeah, beignets are mostly air but one order was plenty for the two of us. I ordered the Eggs Pontchartrain---pan-fried trout filet, poached eggs, smothered in sauce bearnaise. I ordered the side of grits, plain, though I've also had their cheese grits. Both are stellar. Fabulous breakfast plate! Wife N went with the classic Benedict, ham, poached eggs, hollandaise, plain grits on the side. Delicious as always. Coffee is dark and fabulous. Side biscuit was super-fluffy and the housemade strawberry rhubarb jam hit the spot. Fabulous as always, see you again next year!

This an adorable home like restaurant that offers hospitality and welcome…read more The wait staff were very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. The food was fresh and so flavorful!!

Excellent breakfast at this iconic spot in Ft Collins…read more It's a super busy and super packed storefront place in Old Town Ft Collins. Even at 11am, there was not an empty table. Had to try a cinnamon roll, which is what they're famous for. Pro Tip - unless you're really really hungry, order the mini. We ordered the giant size and between 2 adults we finished barely half. Not to worry, though - it packs up well to be consumed a little later. There's an extensive menu of typical breakfast fare. The Signature Breakfasts are heavy on Mexican-influenced choices. Tried the stacked huevos, which was a great rendition and a BIG portion. Service is quick, if a little brusque. Still, it's an area icon that you have to try. Will definitely stop back next time I'm in Ft. Collins.

Update: Still enjoyed the strawberry matcha, but could hardly taste the matcha and the color was…read morevery different from last time. They said the color was just from the soy milk (plus I know the strawberry can cancel out some green), but I ordered soy milk last time too, and there was definitely less (or lower quality, possibly old or expired) matcha this time. Otherwise, our visit was good. The rooms can get very very loud when it's busy, so it may not be the best if you're feeling overstimulated, have sensory issues, or want to be able to have a comfortable conversation.