I always find it fascinating that people will wait in a long line for ice cream when it is snowing…read moreout. Tin Cup is a local ice cream shop in Crested Butte. They are located right next to the ski resort. Tin Cup is family-owned and got their start as a sandwich shop before the pandemic. They ended up becoming a ice cream and dessert shop afterwards. Tin Cup has a number of unique ice cream flavors. I stopped by here after skiing all day. There was a line, but I made it the ordering counter in about 15 minutes. I ordered the Salted Caramel and Honey Lavender in a cup. I enjoyed my ice cream and headed next door to a coffee shop to grab a cup of coffee. It was the perfect combo after a day on the slopes. The staff here at Tin Cup was great.

Came here on the way out from exploring Crested Butte and it was so yummy! The line was out the…read moredoor due to 4th of July weekend and all the festivities, but the staff were still very nice and kept up the fun and friendly atmosphere. This place has a LOT of really unique flavor combinations! I tried the Plum Peppercorn Cheesecake and the Blueberry Bergamot and they were both delicious! Love when ice cream places try and experiment with different stuff! But don't worry, if experimental isn't your jam they have the classics too (or at least flavors that aren't too wild and out there).

I ordered a birthday cake, muffins and a cinnamon coffee cake from Shelley. Everything was so fresh…read morewhich is amazing for mountain bakery goods. The cake was the best I've ever had. Excellent frosting. Shelley responded quickly and was very easy to work with. Very professional. I would order again.

I order from Shelly regularly and her cakes never disappoint. The chocolate is our fave, the…read moreGerman chocolate is insane and the vanilla cake is moist and full of flavor!

Very friendly and helpful staff. On two different occasions they brewed an extra pot of coffee for…read moreus to have afternoon coffee.

This has to be the cutest place I have ever seen! The new owners really did a great job with this…read moreplace, they have so many local offerings here. From jewelry to knick nacks to food and snacks. It's not overly priced like a lot of touristy places and Grace is so so sweet! I came in for some sunscreen but left with a loaf of bread, some cookies, and a hat. This is what small business is all about. Keep it up and don't miss this place when you are walking down Elk!

Great selection, good prices, excellent service. It's great to have this store up here on the…read moremountain! I think they have the best selection of liquor and beers than anyone in the area. I find their prices are often less than the stores in town. Also the adjoins store has all the basic food supplies and a great selection of snacks. Before you head in town make sure you check out Treasury first!

Stopped here on my way of Crested Butte on suggestion at the oldest bar in Colorado . ALL the staff…read morewere friendly . The person making my sandwich in the back was super friendly, funny and had nothing but the best to say about the owners . It was kinda fun putting pen to paper and creating your own sandwich which was then given to the Pro . Aka Sammy maker. The sandwich he made for me felt it was done with special TLC. Let me say this .. holy cow!!! Large and in charge! I ate half of it one night and the other the nicer night. I didn't purchase any liquor. But for much needed road snacks and they had a pretty good selection of that and CBD drinks I packed for my trip back home. It's a shame I didn't find this earlier. The sammich guy and the front register guy both said Heather the owner was the best boss they have worked for. This exactly what u want in not only a town. But a place next to the mountain if u don't want to get gauged on resort prices. I WILL definitely back next time I'm through. Next time for the great selection of liquor and to hopefully meet the owners of what I stumbled on from word of mouth of downtown Crested Butte! Peace

Awesome local store that offers a wide range of foods. Anything from milk, veggies, .eats, gourmet…read morecoffee, juices, all natural cleaners etc... Awesome store with all that you need.

deli was closed when we got there. But it looked like it had a lot of great options…read more We meandered around the shop to find some snacks for the evening. They had a really nice variety and i was able to find what i wanted. Their vitamin selection also seemed to be fairly extensive. The employees were friendly and also seemed to know the customers coming in by first name. That was pretty neat to see. If i lived in the area i would be coming by to do some shopping here. Cute, clean, plenty of choices, and friendly people.

This cute little bakery is ran by a young baker and entrepreneur. We were doing business with her…read morebefore she had a prick and mortar on Main Street. I own a restaurant outside of town and will order baked goods to sell as our featured desert. We just recently got some traditional baked Alaska's to run for New Year's Eve. They were beautiful as well as being divine! Her chocolate covered strawberries and chocolate truffles are wonderful!

Everything was top-notch and absolutely delicious! We tried the lemon croissant, chocolate chip…read morecroissant, and cinnamon roll croissant, and every single one was amazing. The lemon croissant was perfectly balanced with perfect flavor, the chocolate chip croissant was rich and buttery, and the cinnamon roll croissant was hands down one of the best pastries we've ever had. Fresh, flaky, and beautifully made. We will definitely be back for more

BIG fan of this farmer's market. I stumbled upon it on Sunday 8/31/25 and per my Airbnb host it…read morehappens every Sunday (not sure about winter etc tho). But it was mad cute! There were a lot of local stands, the whole market is like 3-4 blocks long. There were cute stores behind the vendors too, eg restaurants and I saw a tea place (was bomb!!) and a bookstore/coffee shop. Of note all parking was pretty much parallel along the street but it was free. I didn't see any public bathrooms, but most of the shops seem to have one (I went at a coffee shop). Overall if visiting crested butte and in town on a weekend, you should totally hit up this farmer's market! It's adorable and they have super cute stuff, some of which is reasonably priced.

DESCRIPTION: The Crested Butte Farmers' Market brings…read morevendors representing local farmers, ranchers, artisanal food producers, and craftspeople to town every Sunday between 9 and 2. The farmers' market only operates during warm weather season, and can be found at the far end of Elk Avenue at the intersection of 2nd. Exact dates of operation can be found on market's website. Vendors change every season, with many vendors participating annually. A list of current vendors can also be found on the Crested Butte Farmers' Market website, and include kombucha producers, organic vegetable farmers, gluten-free bakers, potters, and picklers. EXPERIENCE: The farmers' market allows broader access to grocery and gift items, reduces the need to travel far, introduces residents to new products, and provides opportunity to support regional small businesses. This is particularly welcoming to me when I have spent weeks in Crested Butte, at which point I begin to feel I have learned the inventory of all the town's stores! As one example of a visiting business, during a recent visit I passed by Doughp Pizza Company and turned around when I saw people walking by with plates of pizzas. Although we had some pizza leftovers in the kitchen, I just had to experience the "OutKast" pizza -- creamy/gooey Brie and fresh mozzarella are topped with crisp apple slices and arugula, and drizzled with hot honey. The crust is chewy and puffy at the edges, and is quickly cooked in a wood-fired oven near the eye catching disco ball-adorned shed.

We visited Chillberg a couple of times while we were in Crested Butte and loved the whole concept…read more They make New Zealand-style ice cream by blending a vanilla ice cream base with fresh frozen fruit right in front of you. The result is soft and creamy, with a fresh fruit flavor that tastes completely different from traditionally flavored ice cream. We tried the strawberry, plum, and cherry. All were delicious, but the cherry with miniature chocolate chips was easily my favorite.

As someone who is obsessed with soft serve and fro yo, I can confidently say that this is the best…read moreconcept I've ever seen, and it's executed exceptionally well. When I ordered, I thought it was just going to be smashed up fruit that somehow was turned into a sorbet, but it is actually soft serve ice cream with smashed up real fruit mixed into it, miraculously delivered in perfect soft serve consistency. Think of it like chunky peanut butter - not the flavor, but conceptually - the texture you know; plus some yummy chunky bits. I ordered the mixed berry and was not disappointed. I've heard the pineapple flavor is amazing as well. There may be a line, but they move quickly and it's worth the wait.