Another DELICIOUS experience here; its now a must do every time I visit my sister. I love being…read moreable to have all the options available to me to create any type of sandwich I'm in the mood for. They now have little kiosks to place your order, so you can take your time and read through all the amazing options. I love the gluten-free bread and did a double-meat this time and holy cow it was loaded. I was so full. We shopped for groceries while our sandwiches were made. Its such a great overall experience stopping here. I am a lifer!

This little market in Estes is conveniently located like 5-10 mins from the beaver meadows area…read moreentrance to RMNP. It actually has a pretty big selection of groceries and produce despite it being a standalone place. I came specifically to buy a beer which they had! I liked the local Colorado beer options, I got a couple tall boys for $3.50 each and drank one that night. If you needed quick food you could def also get it here. They have a nice large parking lot, and there's a gas station nearby!

I would drive from denver to go back to Rocky Mountain deli. We got the turkey bacon with avocado…read moreand the Ruben, 10/10, loved it. The owner was super friendly and flexible to meet a dietary request as well.

Not sure why this place has a 3.7 rating. It's a 5 from me and my wife. The place has a good…read moreatmosphere that a deli can have. Very clean and very kind employees. The food was really good and large portions. We got the Ukrainian Italian and the Guinness Bratwurst. Both were great. You won't be disappointed. Next time I'm in town I'm getting the Philly!

Most adorable stationary store with a coffee shop! They have hilariously funny cards so I had to…read moresnatch some for various occasions. There's just tons of different things to shop around in here. The coffee is pretty good as well. Lots of different syrups to add and my husband gave a two thumbs up for the beans they use.

This is one of my go to coffee spots every time I'm in Estes Park, especially after a hike, and…read moreit's easily my favorite coffee shop in the area. It's such a cute combo coffee + stationery store, and they have a really nice seating area upstairs. I stopped by again this weekend, got a latte, and it was delicious as usual. Took it upstairs and just relaxed for a bit with my friend, perfect post-hike vibe. I was here back in September too and noticed they've upgraded the upstairs seating since then, so it feels even nicer and more refreshed now. Always consistent, always a great stop when I'm in Estes Park.

After a long day of travel we are so happy we stopped by this place. Best tiramisu I've had in a…read morelong time and the pizza was perfect. We almost forgot to take A photo! Our server was incredibly kind and inside was cozy. Will be back again

This is my second time here and their gluten free pizza is genuinely amazing. Their employees are…read morealso very hospitable!

Welcome to the top of the continental divide! If you are in Rocky Mountain National Park, you have…read moreto come here. This little rest stop/restaurant/gift store sits up at almost 12,000 feet! I come about once a year on my birthday and hike up to the very top and get my picture taken with my friends in front of the altitude sign. It's nice to know you're getting older and can still make it to the top! Look for the trail just off to the left of the parking lot and the main building and just go up up up. Breathe slowly and take slow steps: you'll feel it! Once you've made the altitude journey, you have clearly earned some hot chocolate and a sit down with a view. Enter the gift shop and head back to the restaurant where you can order coffee, hot cocoa, sandwiches etc. This is not foodie dining. This is a glorified rest stop. Expect 7-Eleven quality fare and you will be pleased. Grab a table by the window and look down into the glacial Valley - do you see elk? Moose? Blue skies? A storm coming? Whenever you are there you will see something new and the views are amazing! Bathrooms are satisfactory for being in the wilderness on top of the tundra. Gift store is pretty spectacular - they have really nice quality T-shirts with Rocky Mountain national Park graphics, some cool pottery and even jewelry - tons of books, and all of the usual tourist junk. What you're getting here for your journey is an amazing view at the top of the Rockies, accompanied by a nice hot drink, a snack, a bathroom break, and a souvenir!

There was very light traffic on Trail Ridge Road the 6x I drove it last week. Drivers were obeying…read morethe Speed Limit & driving cautiously, except for some motorcycles & trucks, who tried to be Spoilsports. They gunned it & passed on yellow lines, intimidating other motorists ~ & also honked & revved their motors as others were quietly observing wildlife. I stopped to watch herds of Elk & Deer plus several Moose grazing @ dusk right off TRR. Driving West, it was a thrill to cross the Continental Divide. There was a large pulloff that nearly everyone stopped at. The Trail Ridge Store & Cafe' was @ the Top, next to the Alpine Visitors Center. The amount of merchandise on display was mind-boggling, as were the # of sacks carried out the door. To me, it looked like enough $$$$ profit, annualized, to make a dent in the Federal Deficit. & After the Lunch crowd cleared out, a string of Employees went in & out of the Stockroom carrying large boxes of merchandise to replenish the racks & shelves. The Cafe' didn't have many choices of real food other than dry snacks & Nathan's Hot Dogs for $5.50. No ice or cups @ all. Early-leaf-peeping along Trail Ridge Road was pretty good ~ shades of gold & orange in small clusters surrounded by evergreens. IDK whether they pave new pulloffs during Winters? But I could not clearly see nor photograph some of the best color scenery along the way. I especially loved the switchbacks & the places where I could see another part of the road above or below me.

Someone in Indiana recommended to stop here. Man, was it worth it! The cinnamon rolls were…read moredelicious, shop was cute and employees were as sweet as could be!

This little of out the way place was worth the drive. There are apparently just a few place that…read moremake MONSTER sized cinnamon rolls and this was one of them. I think theirs is the best. I got my roll and coffee and sat at a picnic table enjoying both. There was constant traffic so I guess I wasn't the only one who 'found' this place. They were closing for the season the coming weekend so I will have to wait till next year to get my fix. Oh, and they had other food and snacks as well. Also some locally made souvenirs but my goal was the roll.

Download the app as it is faster and applies savings right away. Love that you can use it at all…read moreSafeways! Our favorite place to go in for prepaid sandwiches, cookies, chips and drinks!!!

Well first of all, it's a bit over priced and SUPERRR busy. Although I loved the fact they had…read moresushi the people in there had no spacial awareness at all. I could stand in the behind somebody saying "excuse me" and they still won't move. Most of the workers seemed nice but some of them feel unapproachable. When I had tried to void a coffee I didn't want it called the worker over and they did something and voided everything making me re scan EVERYTHING I already scanned???!

Food is always so delicious ! The servers are so wonderful. This is the only place I eat at when…read morevisiting Estes park.

The salads are huge..delicious and did i say huge. The flat bread was OK and the soup of the day…read morewas a beef soup and was loaded with veggies