This is now a food truck by Boot Doctors - place, people, and food is awesome…read more Veggie stir fried rice

Said they would open at noon with a sign on the door. Waited 15 mins and still not open. Knocked on…read morethe door after several customers waiting and they were rude. Love this restaurant food but don't love the service.

Not sure why this place is so popular. Super small portions and chicken was not that flavorful…read more Paid $16 for one skewer and some lettuce. Hummus was good though! Food came out within 15 minutes, and your only option is outdoor seating, which is nice because you're in beautiful Telluride. Probably wouldn't come here again.

Pretty tasty food, though yes, it's pricey. Everything was good quality with nice flavors (lemon in…read morethe tzatziki, for example) and afterwards we felt stuffed, but not uncomfortable. It's exactly what we needed after a long drive in. I got the chicken kebab plate with baba ganouj and tabouleh, it came with half a pita, some tzatziki, a few pickle slices, and some lettuce, onion, tomato. My hubby got the falafel sandwich late with rice and hummus, which he enjoyed as well, though he stated the falafel was not spicy. Worth a visit, for certain!

Delicious. I love all the options, toppings, etc. It was a real refreshing treat after hiking. It…read moreis a bit pricey, but it is along the lines of what you could expect in Ouray. I would go here every day if I could.

We stopped here after hiking the Box Cañon Falls. The Açaí Bowl was a very refreshing snack after…read moreour hike. The owner was so kind and patient with us. We were able to taste the base flavors before deciding which ones to go with. I went with the medium size and did half Coconut and half Ube. It's a great combo! You get to choose 2 fruits, 2 toppings, and 1 drizzle. I got bananas and blueberries for the fruit, almonds & coconut for the toppings, & nutellla for the drizzle. My bowl was amazing! I'm usually very picky about my Açaí bowls but this one was fantastic! There are a few seating options inside as well as 2 tables outside if you want to sit and eat your bowl while enjoying the view. There is no restroom & only street parking! We loved this place so much that we had to stop by one last time before heading back home!

Italian restaurant has a great location, especially with its outdoor dining area that's half…read morecovered and equipped with heaters. It's also right next to the lawn where outdoor concerts are held, which adds a nice atmosphere. There's also a ton of staff, they're always nearby for everything and anything you need. I did think it was a little odd that drinks were served in red solo cups, which took away from the overall dining vibe. We started with the burrata - it was decent, nothing particularly memorable. Wasn't the best, wasn't the worst. For my entrée, I ordered the mushroom pasta. It was okay, but I personally would have liked more depth of mushroom flavor. For dessert, we tried the tiramisu, which was tasty but extremely pricey for the portion size. While I enjoyed parts of the meal, the value wasn't quite there for me. I may come back in the future, but I'm not rushing back anytime soon.

We gave La Piazza two tries in the same week. The food was…read moreas close to microwave pasta and nothing seemed fresh. Service was friendly but hit or miss. The ambiance inside seemed choppy. The ambiance outside on the plaza is stunning. Prices seemed high for what you get even for Telluride. Many better options in the Village and in Town. It's a "pass" for us in the future.

so nice we went there twice, good coffee, nice funny peoples of service. heard they were given a…read moreraw deal on opening, well it does not show. The matcha, cold brew and a vegan salad. ambiance is for people watching and having a good conversation with a stranger.

Great people fantastic burritos! Period. It's an easy choice for breakfast or lunch.read more

Local Historic dimly lit spot with wood slabs used as decor on the walls that miners would sign and…read morepin to the walls once they returned from their mining work. They have live music pianist who is very enjoyable to watch. Staff is helpful and knowledgeable about the restaurant history and menu. We ordered the Elk Special, Caesar salad and tequila sours. Food is good but the experience made it even more special.

We had the trout - delicious and cooked just right. Bread, baked potato, and veggies topped it…read moreoff. We also had a piano player who did a great job. Service was the best!!

Cute bakery with delicious fresh food. It's between Telluride and Mountain village in a cute little…read morecomplex with a few other shops so it can feel out of the way, but definitely worth a stop on the way in our out of town! I had a cookie and a breakfast sandwich. I ate the sandwich before thinking to take a picture. The sandwich was wrapped up in tin foil to go which would make for great slopes food. You can taste the quality of the ingredients, I'll be back.

Have been going to Cindybread for the past year and have to say it's the best sandwich shop I've…read morebeen to in my life. They're Reuben's are the best I've ever had and the staff is just as amazing. Couldn't ask for a better place in town that's also LOCALLY OWNED! Props to these guys and I will remain a customer as long as they are here

What a great restaurant! The views are amazing looking over Telluride and the food was excellent…read more The only thing I would recommend as a patron is to ask how much their whiskeys are before ordering lol. I forgot to do so and was reminded that this is Telluride when I got the bill. :). We liked it so much we are going back for our 40th anniversary in June

We chose Allred's to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday while vacationing in Telluride because of…read moreits outstanding reputation. There is no denying that the setting is spectacular. The gondola ride and panoramic mountain views are breathtaking and were, without question, the highlight of our evening. Unfortunately, the dining experience itself didn't live up to the reputation or the price. Our dinner for two, including gratuity, was approximately $325, and we expected the level of food, service, and attention to detail that comes with a premier fine-dining restaurant. The meal started with promise. The lump crab corn soup was creamy and flavorful, but despite its name, there was barely any lump crab. I found myself searching for it throughout the bowl. It was enjoyable, but I expected much more considering the description and the caliber of the restaurant. The hamachi crudo was also underwhelming. While it was beautifully presented, the flavors were forgettable and lacked the freshness and balance we expected. My boyfriend summed it up best when he said he wouldn't even rank it as "okay." Unfortunately, the entrées never reached the "wow" factor that so many reviews led us to expect. My Dayboat Alaskan Halibut was slightly dry, and while the fish was well seasoned, the accompaniments were so tangy that they completely overpowered the delicate flavor of the fish. My boyfriend's Pan Seared Elk Sirloin was cooked beautifully, but the purée served alongside it simply wasn't very good and didn't complement the meat. Neither entrée left us saying, "We'd come back just to order that again," which is exactly the feeling I hope to have after spending over $300 on dinner. Dessert was enjoyable, but it wasn't enough to change our overall impression. My boyfriend's Sticky Toffee Pudding Cake was the better of the two desserts, while my seasonal peach tart was pleasant but not particularly memorable. Like the rest of the meal, both desserts were beautifully presented, but the flavors didn't leave a lasting impression. The service also lacked the attention to detail expected at a restaurant of this caliber. Our server never brushed the crumbs from our table between courses, and although I had clearly noted on our reservation that we were celebrating my boyfriend's birthday, no one ever acknowledged it with a simple "Happy Birthday." We weren't expecting a complimentary dessert or special treatment, but recognizing a special occasion is a thoughtful touch that many fine-dining restaurants consistently provide. The atmosphere was also disappointing. I understand Telluride embraces a relaxed mountain culture, but guests were dining in flip-flops, which took away from what should have felt like a special-occasion dining experience. Even more concerning, the woman seated next to us was vaping inside the restaurant. It became bothersome enough that I finally got up and politely asked her to stop myself. I was surprised that the staff never noticed or addressed it. Guests should never have to intervene in that situation. Overall, we left feeling that we paid for the incredible location and views more than the food or service. The scenery is unquestionably five stars, but the dining experience simply didn't justify the price. Allred's has a five-star view, but in our experience, the food, service, and overall atmosphere fell well short of the reputation that brought us there.