I ordered an Americano with cream and the Huevos Rancheros. I was just passing through town, but…read morethis quaint little coffee shop is now added on my list for travels! The service was good and the food was even better.

The food was excellent. Atmosphere was nice with friendly waitress. We ate the green chili, bacon,…read moreavocado sandwich on sourdough bread and the Açaí bowl. The best egg sandwich we've had in a while. The Açaí bowl was big enough for two people to share. Excellent food!

Best chili rellenos in town and possibly in the entire SLV. I like their style and also the…read moreatmosphere of this establishment! Always a great choice for dining.

Fresh, flavorful, and filling - best meal we've had out in quite a while. Service was top notch…read moretoo. Green chilis in the Philly set it over the top. ... I'd be back weekly if I lived in the area.

Wendi's rocks! Locally sourced ingredients make the difference. Wendi understands flavor.read more

First off, I really dislike writing this review for a local, small town place in an area where my…read moreDH is from. I support small businesses, especially in small towns, but here we goooooo. The store is small, quaint, cozy, and right off the highway entering/leaving Alamosa. We generally purchase honey from a local market in Denver, forget the refined weird store stuff, right here in the valley is where we've found the best honey the last few times and decided to stop in a new place instead of buying off the street in La Jara. Anyhow, we walk in, never greeted, and head towards the small selection of honey that was available. The guy (manager) working that weekend must've rolled over to the wrong side of the bed in the middle of the night and fallen off because geez was he rude! We walked in and he coldly asked us if we were looking for honey - well, DUH, that's why were here I thought. We asked 2 questions while admiring the variety while he kept boxing up his shipment, not once coming over to help, so I stopped - it was no use, our questions seemed to pester him. They do offer a range of honey from seasonal honey, clover honey, huajillo honey, honeycomb etc, and I just wanted plain ol' honey, nothing fancy and some honeycomb. I asked which jar was the plain honey and he said they're the quart jars, I pointed to a quart jar and asked if this was it because it wasn't labeled and without looking over, he said, "well is that a quart?!?" Ok, jerk, I see it's a quart, but you can't walk 2 steps to help? Anyhow, we grab it and we walk the 2 steps to the register and my DH asks if the honey is made here, the guy says rudely, "the bees make the honey", well, we know that jerkwad, but he knew what my DH meant, so DH rephrased the question and asked if it was extracted here or elsewhere. Heck if we know, we were just curious - the bee colonies could be in the back yard or something. So finally, I throw in a remark and say "Ya know, we know it's Sunday, and although it's 10am, we all may still be sleepy, but could you just lighten up a bit ok?!?" I guess he realized he was being a total asshole and lightened up a bit by trying to show us his new salve recipe. By that time I just wanted to pay for my quart of plain honey and hit the road and not look back. Needless to say, I left behind the honeycomb because I no longer wanted to spend more money there and we definitely won't be back. Next time we'll just buy it from the gal that sells it off the road in La Jara. We always get a smile and a thank you when we leave. Oh, and I think the place needs a name change to Grumpa's Honey. Because that's who you'll get when you walk in the door.

Disagree with the previous review. Staff was pleasant and helpful. The varietal honeys are unique,…read moreeach with a distinct flavor. A favorite new find: baking honey! A must try for bakers out there!!

Perfect for anniversary date! Food was delicious and came out in less than 10 minutes of being…read moreseated.

We have been there twice now and both times it didn't disappoint…read more The staff are mostly young people from Alamosa who have been trained well and are unfailingly pleasant. The food is amazing! We had Arancini- the best either of us have had since being in Italy. Crab cakes were another appetizer we enjoyed but not in the level of the Arancini. The main course (which we spied on the way to our table) was to die for. Duck leg confit with mushroom ravioli and broccolini (perfectly cooked) and a creamy mushroom gravy. It was magnificent. If you're ever in Alamosa for dinner, don't hesitate to stop in. You won't regret it. You might even want to go out of your way to stop here. Two chefs who earned their stripes in NYC returned to Alamosa to try their hands at fine dining in Alamosa. I hope they can continue to do well.

I am a pizza connoisseur and know pizza. This place is FANTASTIC. The Crust is unbelievable…read more On January 17, 2026, I had the BEST pizza of my LIFETIME. it's even better than Chris Bianco pizza in Phoenix (I live in Phoenix). I called the owner, Joe , a few days ahead to say I would be there on Saturday and would like to have Sicilian pizza. You have to order it a few days ahead so Joe can let the dough ferment. Oh My Lord, it was unbelievable. The crust was doughy but crispy, light but with a foundation to hold the sausage, pepperoni, onions perfectly. It was so full of flavor. Simply the BEST pizza of my Lifetime. If you are anywhere near Alamosa, Colorado, I highly recommend you come here. You will not be disappointed. FYI: It's wise to call ahead because he sells out of dough, even for his normal pizzas, which are fantastic too. If you can, call 2 days to get the Sicilian pizza. Also note, they are closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

Stopped here for a Tesla charge and found this place! Best Philly cheesesteak I have ever eaten in…read moremy life! So full of meat, I could only eat half of it, and my wife was with me!!

We usually stop here on own way to Taos from Denver. Great espresso choices, good flavors, some…read moredecent sandwiches and good pastries n cookies

I visited this place to pick up a quick breakfast-lunch combo of sandwiches to take with us for a…read moreday inside the national park, but my experience left me feeling a bit underwhelmed and only warranted 3 stars. I found the coffee to be decent and the sandwiches themselves were okay in terms of flavor, but the prices felt rather high for what we actually received. My main disappointment came after half a day of strenuous activities in the park when we finally opened the packaging to find teeny sandwiches with really small portion sizes. Even after eating them, we were still quite hungry, which was frustrating since we needed a filling meal to keep our energy up. While the quality of the food and drinks wasn't bad, the combination of high prices and tiny portions just didn't deliver the value we needed for a park day.