New owners at Salto! Now owned by the owners of Gold Hill General Store. Slightly different vibe…read morewith the same delicious coffee and vibes. No more bottles of wine but they're still serving up beers. We tried "the cookie" which is apparently a pretty big deal / famous item from Gold Hill (I'm happy to say I can see why). It's salty, sweet, chocolate melty goodness. They do $10 brat & beer specials on Thursdays and the brat was pretty good - lotta mustard. Haven't tried any other food yet but the addition of the cookie to this place is an insane highlight for me. Same delicious Salto coffee, new menu & ownership. Check it out.

Cute little coffee shop. We got a free pastry because it was a day old. My 6 oz vanilla latte was…read morenot bad. My australian friend said his coffee was good.

This is one of my go to spots. Their bagels are phenomenal and I love their coffee as well. A good…read moreplace to stop before or after a hike. Sometimes a little busy in morning because they are so amazing. Indoor and outdoor seating. Their pastries are super yummy. Especially their heavenly bar!

Lovely coffee shop with so much seating. The gf carrot cake was the perfect treat to start the day,…read moreI loved the amount of frosting on here and that it had both carrot and coconut. The matcha was quite possibly the worst matcha I have ever had. And I think it's diabolical to charge people $1.25 for alternative milk options. The oat milk was not even that good. 4 stars for the amount of cream cheese on the carrot cake and the vibes. :)

My wife and I were out on a little driving adventure along the Peak to Peak Highway and stumbled…read moreacross Train Cars Coffee and Kava in Nederland. What a great find! The place itself is worth stopping for all on its own. It's located in three old train cars, including a caboose, which gives it a really fun, eclectic Colorado mountain-town vibe. It's super easy to get to, right off Highway 119, and it immediately feels like the kind of unique little place you hope to discover on a day trip. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. My wife and I both ordered cortados, and they were excellent, especially if you enjoy a bold espresso. Rich, smooth, and exactly what we were hoping for. We also ordered a half dozen of the a la minute homemade mini bacon maple doughnuts, and honestly, they were amazing. Warm, fresh, sweet, salty, and completely addictive. I can say with absolute confidence that if I find myself back at Train Cars Coffee again, I'm ordering the full dozen. Between the friendly staff, the bold coffee, the train car setting, and those incredible little doughnuts, this was one of those memorable stops that turns a simple drive into a really enjoyable adventure. We'll definitely be back.

This was my girlfriend's "planning out the day" with a stop here…read more Waze wasn't good about directing us - but seeing train cars sticks out, made it a little obvious. And the owner's son happened to be there with his DOG and just seeing them chat was absolutely adorable. I got the breakfast burrito - smothered, delicious. And we almost did donuts, but it wasn't quite hitting the spot. If you drive through the area - it is worth grabbing a coffee and a bite, for sure. It's attached train cars - so it's got its own vibe, and I just imagine it being so cozy when it's cold outside.

Had amazing coffee and people. Sadly as of February, this location closed permanently due to a…read moreflood. The company did not recover and the building is up for sale.

Very cute bookstore. I came here for the hot chocolate, however. This was very disappointing hot…read morechocolate and was clearly flavored with some type of Hershey's syrup, which is the worst ingredient anyone could possibly use in hot chocolate besides water. I was not impressed.

I was too impatient for the Boulder location to open so we drove out to Nederland for the morning…read moreand boy, was it worth it! First off, it's in the cutest little town. Second, my cinnamon maple latte was by far the best one I've ever had and they come in an adorable reusable to-go cup. Everyone was so nice and even gave recommendations on what to order. We sat outside and soaked up the sun while eating our breakfast sandwiches and then walked down to the creek. We will be back!

1 hour wait from the time we placed our order to when we finally got our bagels…read more No acknowledgement from any of the employees that we had waited so long, other than telling me right before we received our order that they were out of sausage. Discovered that our orders were mixed up, burnt, and incorrect when we finally sat down to eat. As someone that has experience working in the service industry, I totally understand being busy on a weekend morning. But failing to warn incoming customers of the current wait time, and failing to acknowledge or apologize for the wait seems like bad customer service and bad business for a place that charges so much. I hope this was truly just an off day, because I love Nederland and all the surrounding small businesses. But this was a really bad experience. The strawberry matcha was really tasty though and came out quickly.

We visited The Frothy Cup twice while we were in town, and it quickly became one of our favorite…read morestops in Idaho Springs. We always order iced Americanos, and they were excellent both times. The coffee was smooth, balanced, and well-crafted. The baristas were friendly and welcoming every time we stopped in. The shop was consistently busy, but the staff did a great job keeping things moving and making sure everyone was taken care of. Great coffee, great people, and a great atmosphere. We'll absolutely be back.

Stopped by The Frothy Cup and it ended up being such a cute spot. I got a lavender latte that was…read morereally good, and my friend got a smoothie that she liked too. It was pretty packed when we got there around 10am on Good Friday, so definitely seems like a popular place. They also have pastries and a few breakfast items, plus other assorted options, and I like that their baked goods are made in-house. The cashier we had was super friendly and even gave us some recommendations, which I appreciated. Overall, good coffee stop and I'd come back if I visit Idaho Springs again.

Moon Frog is my favorite coffee place in Winter Park! And one of favorite of all-times. There are…read moresometimes food vendors many coffee options, chai and tea, as well as fresh-baked goods. There is ample seating inside, as well as seating outside in both the sun and shade. The staff is so friendly, interacting with customers! Don't miss Moon Frog when in WP!

A must stop if you need to fuel up before hitting the slopes. Moon frog has a beautiful space to…read moreenjoy your coffee or even some food! I absolutely loved all of the plants growing in and around the walls and ceiling. I had a vanilla latte when I went and it was great. It was not overly sweet and the espresso was well extracted. It wasn't overly bitter or dull. It had great flavoring! Despite getting here pretty close to opening, everyone behind the counter seemed to be happy and were very helpful for my family and me. Next time I find myself in winter park, I will absolutely be coming back here.

They have a lot going good. Some of the only pre-made food in town. Local goods. Consistent…read moreproduce. Unfortunately, my experience with human relations has been a negative deal-breaker. They employ a team of very young girls to do the cash register. Repeatedly of late I have been made to feel very uncomfortable by my interactions with them. It feels like I am being transported back into junior high, but not in a good way. There is a projected underlying narrative directed at me, and these "professionals" feel comfortable being openly rude and inappropriate towards me, and have instigated local gossip, as well If a business is going to rely on child-labor they need to take responsibility for the appropriatess of these employees behavior and not let their business be turned into a breeding ground for local drama and inappropriate behavior. Very disappointing

Great place to get really good whole bean coffee. Lots of natural food and skin products too…read more We tried the cake balls and they are really good (I. The far back cold box area) Prices Seemed about average for this kind of locally owned small business . Was asked if we had a membership card(responded no) but not given the opportunity to get one? Had a case of CBD/Hemp products if that's what your into too. Not a big place but amazingly have just about all you would need.

Always enjoy the chance to stop in Rollinsville after a hike around Nederland. This time, I didn't…read morelove the beer (husband and I split a festbier and then a pineapple/coconut sour - talk about fun and funky!). We got Toss pizza for lunch, right down the road walking distance. The inside is super cute and quirky - there's also a fun coffee shop that I think is a separate business. Really cool vibes for the small town of Rollinsville!

(This review is for Salto that is located in Howlin Wind.)…read more Food: exquisite espresso. Tasty food and cookies. Service: met the original Salto owner and she is great. Ambiance: I would live here if they would let me.

A real grocery store in a small mountain tourist town. I had expected the usual limited general…read morestore variety of grocery that you so often find in small tourist towns. Surprisingly, this was a fairly well stocked full service grocery store, with wide aisles and a good selection. Mind you, it's not whole foods, but they do very well for such a small town. The meat selection is good, the variety of staples (both food and non-food grocery items) substantial. That said, there were some things that were lacking -- notably the produce department which had less variety than I would have liked (but then again, I'm from the west coast where fresh fruits and veggies are far easier to come by -- I find in general that Colorado grocery stores don't do as well).

Clean store. Stopped by as he wanted a Mountain Dew. I walked by the cold storage section and saw a…read moredrumstick. Haven't had an ice cream drumstick in a long time and it was an impulse buy. Found the soft drink and walked up to pay. Cashier was polite and I asked for a receipt to keep track of my expenses. Nice large shared parking lot.