Nice place. Staff were friendly. We ordered Chai Latte, a black coffee and red velvet cookies and…read morea white chic macadamia cookie. They have an assortment of bakery items, cheesecake on a stick, chocolate bananas,and candied grapes in a variety of flavors. Stop in. Worth it!

It's so cute here- I love it... coffee is yummy!! I did get a burrito and it was a little pricey…read morefor the size and took a little too long imo butttt the bakery items are all absolutely delicious! Love the banana bread, it has like candied pecans or something on them and it's yum!

Literally on the way through town after LONG hot drive through prairie. Needed low key vibe and…read moregood Chai. THIS place is perfect. Chai, Pastry, AND AMBIANCE are superlative. They WILL take care of you!! Delightful to find this refuge. Thank you, staff of The Coffee Shop, Rocky Ford, Colorado. We will be back! Hugs

What a delight to find Maya's set up with a little train-side table @ 8:10 am to sell their snacks…read moreand fresh, warm rolled breakfast burritos. We all enjoyed the potato, ground beef, green chili burrito with Christmas salsa. After 24-hours of snacking on the train, this breakfast was so satisfying and delicious. The salsa made the burrito all come together. We enjoy traveling by Amtrak, and finding gems like Maya's along the way makes the experience rather magical. Would love to return by car and visit their restaurant someday.

They aren't prepared. I came in to order a tamale and I was…read moretold they aren't warm. What more can I say? They're nice people but I don't go there because I don't know what to expect.

These folks have a cool pizzeria. Pizza was excellent. The calzone was huge and good. It is big…read moreenough for to people. The garlic knots are a must try.

This place was bomb! We were driving through and stopped for dinner after we found it on Yelp. We…read moreweren't expecting much since restaurants seemed pretty sparse in the area. We ordered the margarita pizza based on the photo we saw on Yelp (we also often judge Italian restaurants based on their margarita pizza) and we were pleasantly surprised! It looked just like the photo! Flakey, airy crust with just the right amount of chew, delicious steamed tomatoes, and plenty of basil! We were in pizza heaven! We starred this restaurant in our map app so we can stop again each time we drive through!

I'm from South Texas and the few Rocky Ford cantaloupes that found their way there in my youth were…read moreso much better than the local ones! So on our way to Colorado we detoured over just to see what cantaloupe country looked like. Knapp Farms has so much more than anticipated, including very helpful folks to guide your selections. I sure wish they'd ship to the San Antonio area.

This place is EVERYTHING. local produce with everything your heart desires. Kind and helpful…read moreemployees that will help you pick out melons that are ripe and yummy. Fun swaggy items and local honey. Also local meats! Small town atmosphere. Big big fan. Please change nothing ever. We need more places like this with REAL FOOD!

Best latte I've had in a long time! Haley was my barista. As I was enjoying my latte a gentleman…read morecame in with his daughter trying to verify his daughter's previous employment when this coffee store was owned by another owner. He was very aggressive and intimidating with Haley. She handled herself with Grace and dignity. Honestly if I were in her place I probably would've called the police on this gentleman. He was bordering on belligerent. This is a lovely spot I was recommend to anybody who's looking for a coffee or a quick lunch in a beautiful little Colorado city!

This coffee shop is so cute!! They have all your typical coffee shop drinks plus food! We came here…read moreon our way home and absolutely loved our drinks. My friend got a latte and I had their caramel macchiato with oatmilk. The employees are so sweet and welcoming and they will fill your reusable cup if you bring it in!

I encountered Kiki's at the Woodland Park Farmer's Market…read more First- I want to say that the baked items smelled delicious! Unfortunately, due to multiple allergies I could not try the items. The gentleman was very nice at the stand. When I explained my allergies he did state that he had some coconut cookies made with just coconut, eggs, and sugar. The price for 4 small cookies was 10.00 (not posted that is just what the guy told me). I thought that was overpriced especially considering the size and also the fact that after 2 days they were not edible so when you do buy these you need to eat them the same day. I do wish there were more items made with allergy-friendly items such as almond or tapioca flour versus grain, especially because the business carries many vegan products. I am hoping the next time I encounter this business I can buy more products and they will not be so overpriced.

I go every Friday and get their treats and I can say everytime I go the costumer service is great…read more The lady is so kind and always has a smile. Despite the service,the treats are my favorite. The cinnamon buns are heavenly and everything has a good taste to it. 10/10

It was a very nice trip to Rocky Ford. We left with about 7 watermelons and a cantaloupe as well as…read moreonions, bell peppers and stuff. The fruits were delicious!

Local Market We're…read morespoiled to have one, YES, one market in this little town we call Rocky Ford. It's not big nor does it have a grand selection of each type of item offered. The selection is good enough for me and the folks here. If we wanted more over priced stuff with choices that'll blow your head off, then drive over to La Junta for some Wal-Mart action. But when your just @ home and need a few good (common) ingredients, Rocky Ford Food Market will usually fit the bill!! The employees are pretty nice but could use a good managerial hand to whip the store into a more crackin' place. Cleanliness is descent to say the most. In my opinion, the only thing this place could really use is more of a fresh produce selection. They aren't fancy like the larger markets that more populated cities are use too. No organic selections or "exotic" finds. Strictly the basics. Some getting use to if your a snob about your grocer. Think of a downsized Stater Brothers, if you will. It's definitely not even close to a Whole Foods Market, that's for sure! I still dig it.