Such delightful pastries! Light and flakey and just lovely. I couldn't limit myself to just one…read more Wish I had written down the names of the ones I got.

I bought some croissants and met some of the workers that were delivering to Nature's Oasis. After…read moretalking with them and hearing all the business and everything being over priced, I will not buy any good going forward. Robert is the owner and he's a complete sex predator towards his employees, especially anyone who is 20+ years younger than him, I only learned this after speaking with the employees when they were delivering.

Coffee was great. Sandwiches were fresh and delicious. Wish there was more seating but it seemed…read morelike most people were there to get fresh bread and go, rather than stay and eat like us.

The lady who took my order wasn't the friendliest…read more Cinnamon roll 6/10 Didn't taste fresh but I liked the croissant Texture

Talked to the really nice guy running it yesterday and the story is that this is now THE location…read moreas they have moved a couple times. Come on yelp community, lets get out and support this small business. Also, i can't imagine doing a lot of reviews for coffee but the direct quote from my wife was "This is the best coffee I've ever had in my life" I'm always skeptical so we dropped back by today and got their seasonal special Caramel Pumpkin Spice. Have to say I'm not an afficianado myself but I'd have to agree. Great flavor, smooth, no hint of bitterness at all. Very nice. And served up by a cheeky Australian guy with an incredible mustache that briefly made me question my masculinity. Great place

We ordered mochas and crescent sandwiches. The sandwiches were tasty and the mochas were thankfully…read morenot super sweet. We also bought picked up a couple pastries. The lemon almond bread was awesome! Nice place to eat at before heading out on our trip.

Soooo good! Bread is a must go when in Durango. Locals love it!…read more What you need to know when visiting the area is there are two locations which are kind of the same but different. There is a location on eighth street, downtown durango which has indoor and outdoor seating with a more varied menu (deli/bakery). The location on the north side of town only has outdoor seating, bench and picnic table. They both have fabulous bread, pastries and coffee. The north side location is (bread/bakery) more grab and go. They have sandwiches already wrapped which is great when hiking and biking in the area. Quick and delicious.

Went to get some baguettes aT 10:30 am they were out. Seems to…read moreMe if your company name is "Bread" you should HAVE SOME BREAD! So not happy. Never going again.....will advise all my friends.

Rachel is a genius and offered Franken-pies for Thanksgiving. Pick up to 4 different flavors of…read morepies and they're quartered and put into a single pie tin. An elegant solution for those of us who want to try a little bit of everything. We ended up with: Miso caramel Apple Gallette Malted pecan Buttermilk Pumpkin Gluten free blue cornmeal maple Every single pie was rich, creamy, and delicious. My favorite was the gluten free blue cornmeal maple. It's like crème brûlée and pie had a baby. So yummy!

Only have tried their puny bread but it was amazing! Enjoyed it at Still Life Coffee in Durangoread more

Ordered an 8" 3 layer red velvet cake with butter roux frosting and the New Classic Birthday…read moredesign. It looked and tasted perfect; couldn't think of a single way to make it better. Perfect amount for 13 people to each have a good sized slice. Highly recommended.

Nicole delivered a beautiful s'mores cake in less than a week which was delicious, meticulously…read moredesigned and the highlight of our birthday celebration. Highly recommend her for great cakes!

Excellent coffee and away from the Main Street crowd! The atmosphere is relaxing with nice musics…read moreand friendly barista. The dirty matcha and cappuccino were both excellent! I would highly recommend this place!

Quick first visit. I ordered a 16oz drip hot coffee with vanilla syrup and almond Mike. Also added…read more2 packets of stevia. Coffee was alright. I usually get it black, with sugar free vanilla syrup from Torani brand. They don't do sugar free products here. Just an fyi. The place looked beautiful with all the plants. I would have loved to shop around, but didn't have the time.

We've been staying in Durango for the past month, and every single time we stopped into Doughworks,…read morethey had already sold out of the apple fritters. Now, I should mention that I'm not exactly an apple fritter enthusiast. I probably have one every 4-5 years. But for whatever reason, I got a craving for one and couldn't shake it. Each visit became a running joke: "Maybe today?" This morning, sweet victory, and a candid from my partner. The apple fritter was finally there waiting for me, and the first bite immediately transported me back in time to being a little kid standing at the donut counter in my local Bashas. Warm, nostalgic, perfectly indulgent, and absolutely worth the wait. If you're lucky enough to get one before they're gone, do it. Apparently, the locals already know what they're doing. We'll definitely be back before we leave town.

I came here while in Durango for the weekend and had a good meal. I got a build your own skillet…read morewith veggies and an iced chai. The skillet was well cooked and I did like choosing my own veggies, but it didn't have much flavor. Additionally, the chai was good but not exceptional, it didn't have much spice or depth, just tasted like sweet milk. They usually have boba (tapioca pearls) you can add to the chai, which I think would elevate the experience, but they were out of boba when we came. It wasn't too busy on a Sunday morning, had vegetarian and vegetarian gf meals, and had good service.