Coffee, food, pastries were all good! The staff delivers a wonderful latte and they are very…read morepersonal. The ambiance was nice with a welcoming vibe. Something for everyone. I highly recommend the quiche with green chile.

I live in the area and wanted to support our local coffee shop, and have been for about 9 months…read more The service has always been appalling and while 4.70$ for a drip coffee is steep, we supported them because they were selling a local coffee company (also called Steep) and were willing to pay the premium to support a local family owned roaster. They informed me today that they will no longer be selling Steep because they raised their prices. They are now selling allegro as their drip, and when asked if using corporate coffee would lower the price of their drip, they said no. As far as I'm concerned this is disingenuous and a pretty bad hustle. Other complaints include no visible pricing and random price switching (due to the lack of transparency). We will not be back. Please consider supporting the Steep roasting company ten minutes up the road, you can get a fresh bag for 2/3 the price that higher grounds sells it for anyway.

Stopped to grab some sandwiches to go for a picnic lunch on the river. The staff was so friendly…read moreand kind. The sandwiches were absolutely delicious! Will definitely return and highly recommend.

I stopped by based on the reviews…read more The staff were very friendly and efficient. The food fell short for me considering the reviews. The hoagie roll was interesting. I had the Jackson Mountain (Turkey, strawberry jam). It was flavorful inside but the roll left it tasting kind of flat. Next time i would get a Hardier tasting bread. My husband had similar comments about this roll. Worth a stop if you want a sandwich, quick bit to eat.

*Darn good coffee and coffee based drinks * Cozy -rustic-…read moremountain - cowboy - chic vibe * Coffee shop also includes a store with items you want to gift yourself - or others- (cool leather bound journals), outdoor/ kitchen items to rustic home decor, candles etc Shopping and/or perusing the store adds to the fun in this space *Indoor and outdoor space ( outdoor space welcoming to puppers) *Baked goods there sell out quickly * You can also buy their coffee beans- and if you do, you also get a free coffee. * Located by the river walk *Parking is challenging because of location, construction downtown Pagosa Springs and also because Pagosa Springs is pedestrian heavy due to tourism and access to the river... do be patient.

This seems more like a branding opportunity than a coffee shop. It's really an OK place; I'd visit…read morehere again, but I'd also probably try a few other places in town first. The vibes are strong here. It nails its rustic atmosphere and has a nice patio to sit out on. It's close-ish to the river, but you're mostly looking at a parking lot. All the other wares very much match the country-chic I think this is going for. I got very much the feeling of "we want to be a Magnolia of Colorado" from this place. Many of the items on sale referenced Root itself, trying to make fetch happen. As for what we got, we got some coffee, smoothies, and sweet tea. I also had one of their energy balls. Pricing was a bit on the high end, even for Pagosa. What was most absurd to me was how much my sweet tea was. Yes, it was good. But for that price, I was expecting a much larger cup. I was left thirsty. It's literally the cheapest thing you could make and not some secret recipe requiring expertise; for that price point I expected more to slurp on. The energy ball was tasty. The coffee, I'm told, was OK. The smoothies matched their price point and tasted fresh.

Great Breakfast Spot Before the Durango & Silverton Train Ride…read more After reading some of the mixed reviews, I wasn't sure what to expect, but fortunately my son and I had a great experience. The bagel shop is conveniently located just a 785 foot walk from the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad depot, making it an ideal stop before boarding the train. We arrived early in the morning, well before boarding time, so there was no crowd and service was quick and friendly. We both ordered the big breakfast bagel along with a beverage. The sandwich came loaded with egg, bacon, sausage, and cheese on our choice of bagel, and it was served promptly. A nice bonus was the 5% discount for paying with cash. Most importantly, the food was delicious. The bagels were fresh and flavorful, and in our opinion, far better than grabbing breakfast from the fast-food on the other side of the tracks. Some reviewers have commented on the prices, but given the location next to one of Durango's biggest tourist attractions, the pricing seemed reasonable to me. Convenience and location certainly add value here. If you're looking for a tasty, satisfying breakfast before enjoying a ride on the historic railroad, I would definitely recommend stopping by this bagel shop.

Our bagels were pretty decent--nowhere near the best I have had but nowhere near the worst either…read more Mine was poppy seed; my partner's was cinnasugar; my sister's was cinnamon raisin. The cinnasugar was in the bland side; the others were better. Service was meh, from a young woman who very clearly is NOT a people person. The place only had seating for 3 or so small parties and is mostly a grab-and-go type of place.

We've been staying in Durango for the past month, and every single time we stopped into Doughworks,…read morethey had already sold out of the apple fritters. Now, I should mention that I'm not exactly an apple fritter enthusiast. I probably have one every 4-5 years. But for whatever reason, I got a craving for one and couldn't shake it. Each visit became a running joke: "Maybe today?" This morning, sweet victory, and a candid from my partner. The apple fritter was finally there waiting for me, and the first bite immediately transported me back in time to being a little kid standing at the donut counter in my local Bashas. Warm, nostalgic, perfectly indulgent, and absolutely worth the wait. If you're lucky enough to get one before they're gone, do it. Apparently, the locals already know what they're doing. We'll definitely be back before we leave town.

Stopped in for donuts and breakfast burritos. Both were delicious. Great quick breakfast stop in…read moreDurango.

Another summer, another bunch of Sunday Fundays. Drunken noodles. Ahi Tuna. Great bartenders…read moreand Rachel can do some good food now. Coconut margaritas. Good music by Rivertown Folk. What more can you want on a Sunday afternoon in the mountains!! And get a bag of her roasted coffee. Delicious!!

I was really looking forward to trying the food here. There was few options open on a later Tuesday…read moreafternoon and when we arrived they were closed. We were told they closed early due to bad weather. We returned the next morning. Staff was great, wait for food wasn't too long. The breakfast burritos appeared to have been microwaved - the tortilla was dehydrated and like leather in some spots and sticky / sticking to the paper it was served on in other spots. The coffee I was looking forward to had the most bizarre after taste and was so sweet I couldn't drink it. I asked for half the sweetener. Highly recommend if you're in the area to go to mystic biscuit down the street.

Food was delicious. Medium Drip Coffee hit the spot. Friend's caramel latte was superb…read more Great atmosphere. Sat at a table with some locals that had us laughing. Service is top notch!

Nice fine in Lake City! Good was delicious and fresh coffee. Always nice to meet new people who…read morewant to bring a nice experience to our visit

Don't pass through South Fork and miss this spot. Smothered burrito and a muffin plus literally any…read morecoffee item for an incredible breakfast The lunch menu is DELICIOUS. Pretzel bun roast beef is my fav but the wraps don't disappoint either and easily shareable. Recent specialty drink was a blueberry matcha iced with homemade in house blueberry syrup. Incredible

We thought the breakfast burrito sounded good. It was dry and really more of a hash brown burrito…read more We wish we would have gotten a regular breakfast. The special coffee was sensational and the dessert we had a little there; and took the rest with us. It was great. Probably the only poor thing they had was the burrito. It's a lovely place and we just made a poor choice for our breakfast. Service was great.

Online menu was not correct, not much to choose from no more soup, coffee ok. Nice place to set and…read moreexplore the market place.

I have Celiac disease severely. I was driving from Bloomfield about every other week to purchase…read moreGluten free muffins, cookies and Burrito's. Spending about $100.00 each time. Went yesterday and now they have next to nothing for me, under new ownership. I will not be back! Staff is amazing, new owner not so much.