Stopped in for a sweet treat after burgers. Got a couple chocolate truffles. So delicious and…read moresweet. There was a decent variety of different kinds. I opted for Double Chocolate, Chocolate Cream, and Cherry-filled. All are so good. I can't speak to anything else they sell, but I loved what I got. The person at the counter was nice.

I was so excited to try a peanut butter chocolate chip cookie from this place because the cookies…read moreall looked so good. Sadly, the cookie had barely any flavor and wasn't really worth eating. The staff was friendly and shop was cute but I would try a different place in Estes for cookies next time

Stood in line on a Saturday morning at opening, which is a community experience on it's own…read more Beautiful spot with indoor and patio seating The cinnamon rolls are amazing! We got regular, salted caramel, lemon, blueberry and pecan. Great, friendly service & grabbed 2 black coffees.

This was one of the places I had bookmarked for months before our trip. I made sure to call and…read moreorder ahead for me and my parents. When we got there our order was ready, and I ordered a hot coffee to pair with it. We ended up sitting outside to enjoy our rolls and coffee. I made sure to get mine smothered. Frosting was delicious and rolls were super fresh. I have to say I think I was expecting this to be my all time favorite cinnamon bun. It was good, but not the best one ever. Still happy to have such a fresh, delicious option available in a peaceful setting. My parents loved the fruit roll as well!

Stopped by on the way back from Rocky Mountain National Park and it is a must visit!…read more So far, all the lattes I've tried (honey bear, cherry blossom, cherry cordial) have been great. I'm usually picky about any cherry flavored bc a lot of cherry flavored products tastes too artificial. But here it's an exception! Pork Green Chili Pocket $7.5 was also delicious. Not spicy. The pork inside is chunck but tender and has a great bite to it. I would get it again. I'm planning to try their pot pies next visit! They have it available hot and ready for frozen bake at home.

Colorado Cherry Company was a fun stop and definitely worth visiting! We had already eaten…read morebreakfast, so we didn't get a chance to try one of their famous pies, but they looked delicious. We picked up a bottle of cherry wine, some cherry popcorn, and cherry honey as gifts for a family member who loves anything cherry. It was really neat to see just how many different cherry products they offer--you can tell they've gotten creative with it! The shop itself is cute, well-stocked, and opens early, which made it an easy stop during our day. They also have pet-friendly outdoor seating, which is always a bonus for us. I had a question about one of the wines, and while the younger employee helping me wasn't sure of the answer, he immediately went to ask someone else who was able to help. I always appreciate when staff take the time to find the right information instead of guessing. Plenty of parking as well! Overall, it's a charming local shop with unique products and friendly service. We'll definitely stop back next time--hopefully for a slice of cherry pie!

We were strolling downtown Estes and the wife saw this place and we had to visit. First off, it is…read morea retail store. If you love chocolate, this is the place for you. There are literally hundreds of different types to choose from. The store is themed after the Stanley Hotel, the famous hotel where The Shining was filmed. So the store has a historic feel. They also offer a tour with the opportunity to make your own chocolate. It costs $35 a person in July 2026 so only the kid did it. She said she liked the tour and she came back a big piece of chocolate that she made herself. It was good, almost professional quality. Overall, this was a fun stop during our stroll and everyone enjoyed it.

The chocolate tour was pretty disappointing. If you want to create the same experience for less,…read morethrow How It's Made: Chocolate episode on your tv, grab some melting chocolate, a mold, and go to town. We started with a two minute, AI looking video about the Aztec empire followed by the How It's Made episode (I wasn't kidding earlier). The mix in choices for the chocolate bars were limited, and some of the containers were empty by the time we did the 4:30 tour. It was absolutely not worth the money, especially if you have a larger family. The only good part was how kind our tour guide was.

The server was very nice and I informative. I got an apple fritter with 2 small small pieces of…read moreapple, in the entire fritter. Sure they were fluffy but I want apples in an apple fritter. The sugar raised was good. The glazed were just okay. I probably will not go out of my way to go here. Sorry business owner. I was here ar 7 am and not impressed.

These were just disappointing. My husband got himself a cinnamon roll that was dry and smothered…read morewith frosting. I've not seen him not finish a cinnamon roll until now. He got me some donut holes and I ate one and tossed the rest. Not worth the calories. So dry and zero flavor. It's too expensive to taste like yesterday's leftovers.

Went there today. Great ice cream and pop corn. Good conversation place, thank you Lisaread more

really nice place but if you are looking for toffee don't come here because it's just honeycomb…read morecovered in chocolate and labeled as "toffee"

We were craving some ice cream after a long day outside in the heat! We pulled up (it's a place you…read moreorder in your car or outside and sit outside, no indoor seating apparently. It was way too hot out so we did the car hop thing. We were given menus and Time to make our decisions and they came back to take our order. The people working there were very nice! We all loved our treats (I got a small twist with sprinkles on a cake cone). I do gotta say my small twist with sprinkles was almost $5 which was pretty crazy to me as I was expecting a little bit more Ice cream at that price but I know better for next time to get a larger size!

This is the regular parfait. It's one of the best items I've ever had for a hot summer day. The…read moreservice was incredible. This item is definitely a secret menu item, but I was told that they still love making it!

Super cute two story coffee shop! I love their decor, the local merch and the large windows for the…read moreviews. I got the honey & lavender almond milk latte and it was 100%!

I can see why many people like this place. Hell, I dig the space and the concept. Just the…read moreexecution of the pizza wasn't up to par. Right outside Rocky Mountain National Park, and directly across from their main outpost, Bird & Jim. This place serves it all: coffee, smoothies, breakfast, baked goods, pizza, salads, soups, wraps, etc. Each menu varies depending on the time of day obviously. The space itself is gorgeous, and not something you'd expect in a mountain town. The high ceilings and massive windows allow you to soak up any mountain and sunset views. They have a nice little patio outside and yes, you'll probably see elk grazing across the street! The pizza left more to be desired. I ordered a simple margherita ($18) and an Odell beer. I would've prefered the pizza to be cooked for another minute in the oven personally, but that's not a knock on them. It desperately needed salt. In the dough and on the tomatoes. The tomatoes slid right off every time I tried to take a bite. It was just severely under-seasoned and really didn't have any flavor at all. I would actually come back here because I do like restaurant concepts like these that offer different experiences throughout the day. A great place to hang out and recharge. I will stick with breakfast and coffee next time!