Great outdoor place for ice cream. Salty O (salty oreo) flavor and Daily Grind flavor are out of…read morethis world. You can taste the saltiness of the oreos, and strong coffee in Daily Grind. Awesome service. Worth to visit.

We were hanging around downtown Fort Collins and I remembered seeing something about this place and…read morethought it looked so cute! It's a little walk up place , perfect for summer. The staff is super nice and let us try so many flavors. I liked the pistachio orange but ended up sharing Cookie Monster with sprinkles with my son, my husband got Cookie Monster and the salty, which is a salty cookies and cream. I tried it too, so good! Really cute spot and I'm glad we got to try it out!

When I first heard about Revolution I couldn't fathom how I could justify spending $3+ on a…read morepopsicle ... but fast forward to a day where the bank building was reporting a temperature of 112 degrees (not that I believe it, but it was plenty hot) and actually seemed a small price to pay for some relief from the heat. The shop is teeny tiny, barely wider than the doorway ... I actually missed it the first time I walked by. They have a small but interesting selection of flavors, varied enough to appeal to kid and adult palates alike. On the recommendation of the server I decided to try the rhubarb jasmine pop. I was a little concerned that it might be too tart, but she explained that the rhubarb is caramelized before freezing into the popsicle. It turned out to be just the right amount of slightly sweet, not cloying in the least. I don't know that I got any notes of jasmine, perhaps because the rhubarb flavor was so front-and-center, but I really enjoyed it nonetheless. I found this to be a nice indulgence on a hot day, and expect I will find my way here the next time I'm wandering around Old Town in the heat and need a sweet treat.

Can I get a box of popsicles from the store for 5$? Sure, but they won't be as good or nearly as…read moresatisfying. While it might feel a little silly to get 'artisan' ice pops, it reminds me of making fancy flavored popsicles in the molds we had when I was a kid, and the quality and nostalgia are a hefty one-two. I find the price point is honestly spot-on, it's pocket-change for most of us for a lovely experience on a hot day.

We love this place for delicious Mexican snacks. They have great agua frescas, mice creams, and…read moresnacks like elote. They're always welcoming and efficient.

So many sweet, sour, spicy, creamy, and savory options. Some of the best ice cream and crepes in…read moreFort Collins.

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!

I'm new to Fort Collins and have already been to The Little Bird Bakeshop twice for business…read moremeetings. Both visits were great. Excellent coffee, seriously good food, and the staff has been incredibly kind and welcoming each time. The atmosphere is one of the best parts -- cool historic building, relaxed vibe, and just a really comfortable place to spend time. It feels like the kind of spot you can use for anything: work meetings, hanging out with friends, or just enjoying a quiet morning by yourself. Definitely becoming one of my go-to places in Fort Collins.

The food was delicious, pretty quick service, and such a cute place. I can imagine it being a great…read moreplace to catch up with friends, work on a project, or just enjoy a quick bite. The building is absolutely adorable.

I've only had menudo here. As someone who's from the East Coast, where menudo is almost unheard of,…read moreit probably will be the only thing I will ever order while I'm in town. . It's getting better and better every time. It's just that good. It's also a huge portion that can easily feed two normal persons for lunch.

Food was quick, place was cute, and they had the best food ever!!!! Great burritos and amazing…read morepastries! So yum

Scoops is such a wonderful addition to Longmont! The Colorado Chocolate is absolutely delicious,…read moreand every flavor we've tried has been incredibly rich and creamy. The atmosphere is fun and welcoming (who doesn't love a sprinkle wall?), and the family who runs the shop couldn't be kinder. You can tell they genuinely care about creating a great experience for their customers. Amazing ice cream, wonderful people, and a great local business to support. Highly recommend!

Great new ice cream shop in Longmont! I ordered. A chocolate shake made out of their custom…read moreColorado chocolate ice cream. It was fabulous! I would have to say it was the best chocolate shake I've had in a very very long time! They filled the cup with ice cream and then added a splash of milk and blended it. It was wonderful! There were two young gentlemen working the counter and they were both very pleasant and very patient with all of the customers. I totally recommend this place! If you're looking for a nice treat on a hot day or even on a cold day, I would go to scoops. They've decorated the inside and there are lots of tables to sit at to enjoy your goodies!

Wife N. and I make the trip out here from Portland OR each year for a few days of getaway and…read morebasically eat our way around Fort Collins and Denver. This fine sunny and warm Sunday morning found us hopping in (again, we came last year) to La Crêperie to fight the crêpe withdrawals--it's been too long. Interior is very "Parisian cafe", period art, TVs showing videos of the pastry chefs doing their thing. She ordered a hot chocolate to start, and a Parisian crêpe (berries, whip cream, raspberry coulis). I ordered a galette (think square envelope-crêpe) from the savory side. I'd had it last visit and had been looking forward to a redux. I ordered the Professeur Steve, capers, mushrooms, caramelized onions, spinach and brie, which arrived with smoked salmon arranged like a rose at opposing corners (keeps it cold). Oh man, this brie-gooing mushroomy sweet-caramelly onion spinach umami explosion goes perfectly taken in a bite with the salmon. Addiction sated; withdrawals saved off until next June's visit. Wife's crêpe was delicious--everything sweet-toothers love. Hot chocolate is real. Like not from a packet but from a chocco chunk and paid labor somewhere nearby. Whipped cream was real, and thick enough that it could have been sliced and served on its own. Absolutely freaking delicious. Love this place. See you in a year!

With trepidation due to mixed reviews, we set out to La Creperie to satisfy my croissant craving…read more However, no worries--it was all good. Some of the parking is for the liquor store and is signed as such, leaving not a lot of room for eaters to park. We parallel parked on the side street. The woman who greeted us wasn't overly friendly, just business-like, and took us directly to our table. No waiting for us, but it was a July weekday, 10 am. It was busy, but not packed. There were two outdoor seating areas, as well. Our server, Monica, was kind and helpful when answering questions from us old folks. Prompt and attentive was her style, though not overly so. Husband ordered an omelet with meat, which was good, not exceptional. I had a croissant with real butter and great raspberry jam. And fresh slices of avocado as a side order. Croissant was flaky on outside and soft and somewhat airy on the inside, so I fell in love. I drank an unremarkable bagged Earl Grey tea with milk, and my dear enjoyed two Americanos. They serve Lavazza coffee, which I regret not ordering. Afterwards I decided there was too much water in my mug for the little tea bag hence my poor tea experience. Perhaps an additional bag or a smaller cup would've helped. Anyway, it all arrived beautifully and promptly. The decor is slightly cute, though a bit overly decorated (busy) for my taste, but I liked the butter-yellow paint color, and I appreciated the wood furniture instead of metal or plastic. Enjoyed the red and white checked curtains. So overall, it's almost cozy. I despise sitting shoulder to shoulder in restaurants and will walk out if that's how tables are arranged. But that wasn't an issue here. Yay. Also, the woman in the bakery section was nice. Leave your house now and enjoy your trip to La Creperie. Eat a croissant for me, okay?