Fantastic smothered breakfast burrito! The pork chile was flavorful and not overly salty. Good…read moreamount of bacon and the option to add potatoes inside. Cobb salad was huge and super generous with toppings and the spicy ranch was tasty. Burger also looked great and the fries were crispy and perfect. The service was amazing and frequently checked in on us and topped up our waters.

Stopped in for breakfast while visiting Fairplay and had a nice, easy meal. It's cute inside and…read morehas a welcoming ambiance - a place to hang for a bit or to swing by for a quick bite. We ordered the big breakfast burrito, side of veggie chili, and home fries. Everything tasted good and the burrito was enough to share between the 2 of us. Nice variety of flavor although I thought the chili was a little on the bland side. Service was attentive and friendly. An easy place to stop in while in Fairplay.

Walking into this coffee shop feels like stepping back in time--old wooden floors, vintage charm,…read moreand a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. But the real surprise? Some of the best baked goods you'll find anywhere in Colorado. From perfectly flaky croissants to rich, seasonal pastries, everything is made with incredible skill and flavor that rivals top city bakeries. The fact that this world-class baking is happening in such a tiny town makes it even cooler. It's the kind of spot you plan to "just grab a coffee" and end up leaving with a box of treats. If you're anywhere nearby, this hidden gem is absolutely worth the detour.

Sorcerers of Sourdough - These high-altitude alchemists conjure flaky, tangy sourdough with…read moreblistered beauty and tender triumph, plus pastries pulsing with pure delight. Cinnamon rolls swirl with sweet seduction, croissants flake into buttery bliss -- every bite bewitches at elevation. Friendly, fresh, and fantastically flavorful. Mountain magic at its finest!

If you're heading to the mountains for the weekend or planning a camping trip, make sure to stop by…read moreand grab breakfast or lunch here! Not only is the food absolutely delicious, but they use premium-quality ingredients that really set them apart. The bread on their sandwiches is fantastic, and they've recently started using beef tallow for their French fries, chicken sandwiches, and wings which takes the flavor to another level. They also offer gluten-free options, making it a great choice for everyone. It's a smaller establishment, so be patient if there's a wait it's 100% worth it. The customer service is beyond what I've experienced at some high-end restaurants. While waiting for my food, I got to witness the teamwork and communication between the kitchen staff and front counter crew. These guys were hustling, working efficiently, and clearly taking pride in what they do. It was genuinely impressive to watch. Whether you're stopping in with friends and family or grabbing a meal solo, the atmosphere is welcoming, the music is great, and the overall vibe is positive and upbeat. Do yourself a favor and stop by, you can thank me later! And whatever you do, don't leave without trying one of their homemade ice cream sandwiches!

My friend and I were heading towards the mountains and we were hungry. The first…read moreinteresting-looking place we stopped at had closed (it was an odd time on a Sunday afternoon), so we decided to stop at the next interesting place. Otto's was it! The place is small and seemed perpetually busy, so it took a while to get our food. But, there are also lots of interesting things to look at, so it wasn't bad. And the staff was very friendly I ordered the South Carolina BBQ sandwich, and we split an enormous basket of sweet potato fries. We liked that there was frosting to dip them in. My sandwich was good and generous; I only ate half, which meant that I got to enjoy the other half at another time. At first, we were not very impressed with the fries, but we managed to eat them all, so I guess they actually were good!

Best for a sweet Breakfast. Pancakes for the cinnamon roll French toast!! Their lattes, and fresh…read moresqueeze. Juice are really good as well.

Outstanding weekend brunch at Butterhorn Bakery & Cafe. The food was excellent and this place is a…read morevery popular spot in Frisco at breakfast time. I didn't mind that the service was a little slow since they were getting slammed on a beautiful Saturday morning so I knew it would take a little while to get seated, order, and get food. It's a pretty cool restaurant with memorabilia on the walls and nicely furnished. I ordered the breakfast burrito grande that has eggs, black beans onions, green peppers and mushrooms and I chose to top it with vegetarian green chili. The dish came with potatoes on the side. I also ordered a single pancake on the side was a nice addition and i was completely full for the rest of the day. I can't wait to return to Butterhorn in the ski season next year.

Hi we visited here this morning looking for French pastries. Both of us ordered Almond croissants…read moreand coffee. Coffee was wonderful. Croissant was dry and stodgy. As a retired pastry chef in a restaurant, I wouldn't have put them out for sale. Remember customers always come first - not your bottom line. You know they will come back if they are getting the real deal!

Now THIS is a bakery. No frills. Where the locals go. Fantastic pastries and bread, all baked the…read moreday of. You can't go wrong with the macaroons or pistachio pastries. If you want to get overcharged with the rest of the herds of tourists for a worse product maybe threefold is more your speed. This is what a bakery should be

Recommend to us by our morning yoga teacher, this place was delicious! The drip was phenomenal, the…read moreiced Moroccan latte was flavorful, and the spicy chai had the right kick! Kinda busy but well staffed to handle the rush.

Small, classic town... We kind of stayed out of town. Unfortunately wish we were closer to the…read moreBuena Vista Roastery. We went into a couple of other supposed coffee stores in this little town and they really didn't have what we wanted which was a cortado. Most of the people didn't even know what we're talking about. And suggested that we go to Buena Vista Roastery. Really nice set up. Wonderful cortados and espresso americanos, etc. etc. Also had some Nice baked goods and a real cool vibe. You could sit inside or outside. When we were. There was pretty hot so we stayed inside, but it's a hopping place. Lots of people on their laptops, apple parking and again, a really great vibe to the place. People that work. There were really nice and we would absolutely come back.

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 ;)

Such a cute little coffee shop located on one of the main roads. It even has some local items for…read moresale. Service was quick and my mocha was good.

It's a crap shoot. You get her, it's great. Him, not so much…read more Last baked goods were dry with too much icing.

First, I feel the need to put a little bit of a disclaimer on this... I'm from the south so I have…read morea deep love for but also high standards when it comes to brisket... In fact I rarely order barbecue when I'm traveling to places like Colorado because I just don't expect it to hold up to what I'm used to. However, none of the spots in bluebird market sounded appealing and brisket sounded really good and it honestly looked and smelled really good. The good : very friendly service, tons of meat and the flavor is on point The not so good: the meat was too chewy. I'm used to fall off the bone tender which also means it's like a melting your mouth easy to bite through consistency. This was not the case ...I felt like I was an animal eating this having to pull out big strands of meat. If I had been on a date or anything this would be borderline embarrassing lol. But probably the biggest thing for me is the coleslaw actually tasted sour. Not entirely sure if it had really gone bad but definitely tasted like it