Stopped in Leadville for a quick run, and had to stop for coffee. There's plenty of easy street…read moreparking, and the inside is cute with friendly staff! My partner got a chai, and I got a lavender latte. Her chai was the best we've had in a while, and my latte was good as well. Will def be back when I run the Leadville 100 ;)

They do not put names on the cups and a group behind me ordered several drinks. Someone picked up…read moremy drink and the last drink served was not what I ordered. The staff pumped a couple of mocha pumps in it and said to take it. After leaving I realized I bought an $8 drink and got a $4 one. Put names on cups.

This is the perfect stop to grab goodies before your adventures! The staff is super friendly. They…read morehave a wide selection of food items, including a coffee bar. They also have fun and unique souvenir items, including magnets, stickers, and T-shirts!

such a funky place...but…read more.. Great for restocking if you are doing parts of the CT near here...and yes everyone with a backpack is doing just that. But if you are doing a day hike Twin Lake General Store is perfect too. I love the funkiness of it.

Yet another coffee-and-breakfast-burrito-grab-n-go HEAVY HITTER in Leadville!…read more You just can't strike out in this town! This place has cozy ambiance, hot coffee, and flavorful breakfast bites. A great way to start a day in the mountains. The wait times can get a little long but...you have a cozy-ass place to wait so it's not the end of the world.

This place was a DOPE find in Leadville. It's right on the Main Street and open early (7a) so I…read moredropped by on my way out of the town. I had a pistachio lavender latte (added both syrups to a regular latte), as well as a spinach ricotta pastry (fresh out of the oven when I came around 7:30a). Both the drink and pastry were AMAZING, and the staff was so helpful and the place was a whole vibe! They have hanging bench chairs and regular chairs, and a little "take one leave one" mini library. There are a couple bathrooms, both clean. Def would rec coming here for coffee if in Leadville, I would totally go back!

My other go-to coffee spot when I'm running errands on the north-east side of town or if I'm…read morestopping in to see my friends at Height's physical therapy in which they share the building with. I own Garlic Mike's (yes, you could tell them I sent you) The drive-through is conveniently located just north of the post office and south of the bank and right near the supermarket. They probably know my order by heart. Medium Americano with cream and sugar. Can't go wrong! Their atmosphere has a cool vibe to it and the service - most likely a college student, they do very well.

Great little coffee stop on the way from Gunnison to Crested Butte, service is friendly and they…read morehave a great selection of coffee options! Also love the dog portraits every time I come in here, they make me smile :)

An enjoyable experience with an excellent Americano done as a long black, a drip coffee, light…read moreroast, Ethiopian with a great blueberry aroma and taste. The burrito was spicy and tasty. Chemex coffee makers available for purchase. Recommended. Highly.

Such a perfect find! Small little local owned shop and it's perfect. Not a ton of seating but the…read morecoffee is worth it! Service was so quick. I got the cortado and it was great. Located in a house just off the main drag.

Tasty carrot cake and the Vietnamese coffee was good! Service was quick and friendly.read more

We were driving through BV and stopped by for what we hoped would be a quick grab-and-go breakfast,…read morebut our timing was unlucky and there was a small line when we arrived. We ended up waiting about 40 min for 2 coffees and 2 burritos. That could've been a fluke, so I won't harp on it too long, but it did dampen our experience. The coffee was sweeter and milkier than we would've liked and the burritos were rather bland. The burrito sounded promising with chorizo, eggs, green chile, and hash browns, but it ended up being a mushy blend of all of them with none of the great distinctive textures or flavors you would expect (especially from the chorizo and hash browns). Neither were truly bad, but they ended up being just sustenance rather than a breakfast we really enjoyed. They do have a diverse menu though! And the baked goods looked great, so I wouldn't write it off completely.

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'm writing this review for two reasons: one, to talk about the amazing food, and two, to let the…read morestaff know how grateful I am for helping me through a very uncomfortable situation I found myself while visiting Aspen for a work trip. A woman I met on the plane from Denver told me this was one of her two favorite places in town, so naturally I had to find it. As I was walking over, a complete stranger struck up a conversation, and being friendly, I chatted with him along the way. Before I knew it he was telling me he wanted to come eat with me, and I could not get my "No" out fast enough. I quickly realized he was under the influence, dealing with a mental health issue, or both and I wasn't sure how to free myself from him. I didn't even know his name. Once we sat down, I excused myself to the bathroom so I could tell the staff I had no idea who he was, or whether he intended to pay or expected me to. I'm not writing this to demonize the poor man, who at the end of the day was clearly pulling on some unconscious compassion. I'm writing it to thank the staff. Everyone was so kind, asking if I was okay, assuring me they'd split the check, and I think one of them even offered to walk me out the back if I wanted an escape route. We made it through dinner, he paid for himself, and I figured out how to shake him loose afterward. I'm so grateful for all the checking in you did throughout the evening, and for helping me not overreact. I'd wanted an app, a salad, a dessert. I also needed to get out of there. The bread was super yum, the Bolognese was decadent, and the Tuscan Chardonnay was gorgeous. I'll recommend this place to everyone. Sorry for bringing drama into your establishment. I'm sure a Michelin-adjacent restaurant doesn't need that on a Sunday. Thanks again for the great food and the great, above-and-beyond service.

What a great experience! I really enjoyed dinner here. I had the pasta as an appetizer and it was…read morefresh and homemade and tasted fantastic. I had the branzino for my entree - and it was the best branzino I've ever eaten!

I'm generally too broke to go here, but sometimes I like to cosplay as a rich tourist and sip a…read morecappuccino with my pinky out. Last time I went they weren't playing any music so I could hear several of the conversations going on around me. One guy kept repeating the phrase "$5 million isn't enough!", meanwhile I had just spent my last $10 on an overpriced hot chocolate. Still, I like this place. The gold decor is nice, if not somewhat tacky, and the cappuccino is possibly the best in town. The mocha croissant is something to behold as well. 3.8/5

I got the iced vanilla latte with homemade almond cashew milk. The homemade milk is so rich and…read morecreamy. This was my favorite latte in Aspen. Workers were SO kind too. Got some work done and it was the perfect spot!

The previous reviews make me wonder about their expectations…read more This is an ice cream parlor with way too heavy ambitions. They have three large-screen TVs with menus about coffee and alternative beverages along with an incredible array of Mexican offerings. The ice cream and gelato are delish, but the real amazing standout is the homemade butter pecan ice cream bars, with real pecans sticking out in odd angles (how you know it's really handmade!). And we found the family running this business to be friendly and certainly attentive.

Got a horchata latte during a long drive. Staff was pretty nice and there are a lot of menu items…read more A few tables are available. It's pretty cozy inside. Street parking for this area.