Good little coffee shop at the base of the mountain! Staff was super kind and friendly and the…read morelatte was delicious! There is WiFi, but I had trouble connecting to it so I just used my hotspot, but it still worked out!

Coffee lab is a nicely located little coffee shop just north of…read moremt. Crested butte on the way to some of the hikes up there eg rustler's gulch. There is a spicket near the portapotties to the left of the visitor's building that is adjacent to coffee lab so you can use the bathroom/refill water bottles there. I ordered a golden milk with lavender flavor bc I was curious; I didn't taste the lavender really but the golden milk was nice. The barista was also friendly, and there are a couple tables inside you can sit and a few picnic tables out front.

This place really only serves the function of convenience. It pretty much looks like a generic…read moreairport coffee stand located next to the ski rental area. The food tastes like generic prepackaged food, and is really not worth the high prices. Please just walk over to Coffee Lab or Billy Barr.

We went here for "breakfast" before hitting the slopes based on the menu we saw posted on…read moreYelp/Online and it is nothing like what has previously been posted. The only breakfast items are a breakfast quiche and a sandwich for almost $10 each. Two of our friends got the sandwiches and said they tasted fine but that it was a "McDonalds McGriddle want to be" and that McDonalds would have been better. They also do not apparently have an ice machine so you cannot get iced coffee. The coffee is also extremely over priced and nasty, the one coffee we got was more like hot chocolate milk. Lastly, I got a hot cider and it was literally the packets you can buy 8 at the grocery store for $3 and the cup was $4. The base of the mountain is significantly lacking in breakfast items but this was definitely our worst experience.

Came to crested Butte for a camping trip and needed to take some work calls before we headed out to…read morethe mountain After looking at different coffee, shops online that offered a good environment to work from, we settled on rumors. Located on the main strip, it was easy to access. There is plenty of street parking, and lots of indoor and outdoor seating. The Wi-Fi is strong and there are outlets all over. The coffee is really good, I tried a white mocha with whipped cream and loved it. Even in the summer, it's still a little chilly here and the doors are kept open so it's the perfect pairing. I didn't try any of the food, but my boyfriend got a breakfast burrito and said it was yummy I love that it's attached to a bookstore, displaying lots of the cards and prints within the coffee shop and bringing the vibe across from both. The lady behind the counter is doing an awesome job, essentially taking care of an entire line on her own and not sacrificing any of the quality in each drink she makes. Love it! Will definitely come back

A coffee and tea spot attached to a rad bookstore? Be still my heart!…read more Rumors is a lovely little shop with a varied selection of coffee beverages and tea mixes, plus Italian sodas (which I'm a big fan of these days during my pregnancy). Staff was very personable and helpful with answering our questions and I loved how much quirky art was scattered around - many pieces were also for sale. Definitely gave off the vibe of being a favorite of the locals. I will note this is a fairly small space, so seating is limited. They do have a time limit for table usage, which is nice.

I love this place! It's just a small shop with no inside seating but a few patio spots. Everytime I…read morevisit here the baristas are so kind, welcoming and genuinely ask how you are and care about your business. The coffee is the best in Gunnison/CB. I get and iced or hot vanilla latte every time and it's so consistently good.

Probably one of the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had! Absolutely delicious. The shop is so cute…read moreand we also grabbed some coffee grounds to go.

Great spot for coffee. Really enjoyed our lattes! The breakfast burritos are decent but not nothing…read morecrazy. They do press them and the grill on them is nice, but it's a very basic breakfast burrito. They have other smoothies and food I'd like to try next time.

We stopped for coffee and a quick bite before mountain biking! Their coffees were good and so were…read moretheir breakfast burritos. I especially enjoyed the chorizo burrito. My friend got the eggcellent sandwich and I was surprised at how good that was. Service was quick The walls here are painted which was such a nice touch and they have a collection of antique chairs which really added to the vibe of this place. Recommend if you're in crested butte

Amazing bagels! Not too crazy priced. Went with the East Coaster. Great size and just so flavorful…read more You can't go wrong!

We tried butte bagels before closing day and it was pretty good! We wish the bagel was a bit more…read moretoasted- but the sandwich was solid. No coffee sold here so make sure you get a cup somewhere before stopping in! The bagel was flavorful and filling. we shared one bagel which was more than enough.

This is such a fun drive, with a very scenic view, into the town of Gothic, to get coffee from the…read morecoffee lab. Debating about if it's worth the drive? It is! Gothic is the home to Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL), and the last time we were up here, the coffee shop wasn't open, but we spoke with one of the scientists about the town, and his ongoing study of marmots. On to the coffee shop itself, and, the coffee! When we arrived, late morning on a Saturday, there was a line about 6 people deep. It didn't take too long, and once we ordered, we had our coffees in hand in about 5 minutes. I had a hazelnut with whole milk (delicious), and my husband had a chai (also good). We will absolutely be back!!

Coffee Lab in Crested Butte, Colorado, serves incredibly delicious local coffee that's a true treat…read morefor the senses.We had an iced latter with hazelnut & Wildflower iced latte. They were both tasty. The journey to the shop is just as delightful, with a mesmerizing road that adds to the overall experience. This spot is a must-visit for coffee lovers and those seeking a scenic adventure. Some parts of the road don't have a pavement, but safe if you are driving a sedan. Be cautious if it's muddy. Fun hikes near by!

Paradise Cafe is a great breakfast nook located in Crested Butte. Diverse menu offering a wide…read morevariety of breakfast standards in a quaint mountain town dining area. Attentive service kept the meal flowing. We started with Camp 4 Coffee as both a drip and espresso and could not have had a better way to start breakfast. Or so we thought. We saw several of the other tables having the Bloody Mary and we jumped in head first - Paradise's Bloody was the perfect eye opener for a day on the slopes. We ordered the Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon and the #4 which is two eggs, hot Polish sausage and a pancake (served with optional REAL maple syrup - frankly, faux maple syrup is an abomination that needs to be banned in all 50 states!) The dishes were delicious, portions were generous, and we could not have been more pleased . Next time we will try the Huevos Rancheros which neighboring tables were tucking into with great abandon. We are regulars at McGills but are very pleased to have discovered Paradise which is now part of our breakfast rotation in Crested Butte.

Cute little diner with a homey feeling. My husband loved his breakfast- eggs, hash browns, bagel,…read moreand banana pancake of course. I did not love my "breakfast salad." It tasted like low quality food and i didn't finish it. The service was good- they sat us 5 minutes to close which was great because there weren't many other options in town.

This place has EXCELLENT drinks. I came on Sunday during the farmer's market to get something cool,…read moreand the Hong Kong tea latte I had was sooo lovely. I ordered it iced and sweet and it was really creamy, as the description notes. I also got a lavender poppy scone which had good flavor but admittedly was a little bit dry. Nevertheless I would gladly come back just for drinks here, there were so many on the menu that sounded AMAZING. The place was bustling the day I came too so be mindful; it took about 15 mins to order but they were pretty quick to make it. They do have a bathroom available for customers and some seating inside, including at the "bar."

This review is strictly for their guava matcha drink! I'm a matcha lover and am surrounded by a…read moregroup of matcha haters but this place changed that for my friends. They tried the guava matcha drink here and absolutely loved it! Ofcourse the guava made it flattering! They have a good selection of coffees and teas. One of my friends got their protein smoothie and that was alright. We also got some americanos and lattes and they were nothing special. Try their guava matcha though!

I always find it fascinating that people will wait in a long line for ice cream when it is snowing…read moreout. Tin Cup is a local ice cream shop in Crested Butte. They are located right next to the ski resort. Tin Cup is family-owned and got their start as a sandwich shop before the pandemic. They ended up becoming a ice cream and dessert shop afterwards. Tin Cup has a number of unique ice cream flavors. I stopped by here after skiing all day. There was a line, but I made it the ordering counter in about 15 minutes. I ordered the Salted Caramel and Honey Lavender in a cup. I enjoyed my ice cream and headed next door to a coffee shop to grab a cup of coffee. It was the perfect combo after a day on the slopes. The staff here at Tin Cup was great.

Came here on the way out from exploring Crested Butte and it was so yummy! The line was out the…read moredoor due to 4th of July weekend and all the festivities, but the staff were still very nice and kept up the fun and friendly atmosphere. This place has a LOT of really unique flavor combinations! I tried the Plum Peppercorn Cheesecake and the Blueberry Bergamot and they were both delicious! Love when ice cream places try and experiment with different stuff! But don't worry, if experimental isn't your jam they have the classics too (or at least flavors that aren't too wild and out there).