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    Sweet Sue's

    4.0 (1 review)
    Open 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    Train Cars Coffee and Kava

    Train Cars Coffee and Kava

    4.2
    (115 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    This place is not just a cool novelty restaurant in town it is a fabulous cafe with the best…read moredessert! Today my taste buds are thanking me for the mini donuts covered in bacon, maple syrup and confectioners sugar!! Oh my gosh, what a combo that is so scrumptiously delicious!! If you are anywhere near the Train Cars Cafe stop by and grab a bite or a drink or both! They also have a delicious cherry danish!! I love the ambience at this cool restaurant!! The staff is super friendly and there is free parking!

    This is a funky little place in Nederland. It's a coffee shop cafe inside of multiple train cars,…read morehow cool! If you're history buff, I encourage you to read about the history of each of the train cars on their website. Though the business has only been around for a few years, one of the cars was built in 1906, and all of them have a unique story to their name. As far as the shop is concerned, it's a standard cafe with coffee, tea, and breakfast food options. With the addition of kava if that's your jam. The best part of this place is checking out the various train cars, all different with various types of seating options. We ordered coffees, sandwiches, and their self-proclaimed "world famous" mini donuts. The sandwiches came out piping hot. I was actually impressed with the bacon egg and cheese. Generous serving of egg, especially. Much better than the bagel spot around the corner! The donuts were good, but you really need to eat them right away while they're hot. Nice addition of the maple bacon, and solid portion to split between a few people. Considering a few places I enjoyed going to in Nederland have changed concepts, I definitely prefer coming to Train Cars Coffee and Kava. Looking forward to trying them again and seeing more of what they offer!

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    Place to lounge and enjoy your beverage
    Place to lounge and enjoy your beverage
    Chorizo breakfast burrito - smothered 9/2025
    Chorizo breakfast burrito - smothered 9/2025
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    Rollin' Street Bakery

    Rollin' Street Bakery

    4.8
    (179 reviews)
    14.9 mi

    We initially went there to get my son a vegan donut but since it was made of almond flour, he could…read morenot eat it. I ordered myself a lavender matcha. It was not too sweet but nothing extraordinary for a matcha latte. Second visit, I ordered the Nutella chimney. I am not into extremely sweet pastries so I asked for easy Nutella spread. Anyway, it was delicious! The cinnamon sugar dough (chimney) was fresh and light! The bakery is small and cute. They hear ice cream and other sweets along with sweet and savory chimneys.

    This was a nice surprise for lunch. We did not have any of the specialty beverages or ice cream,…read morejust some chimneys. Overall, a good lunch with a few small issues. I had the turkey chimney and I found it very good. Lots of meat and vegetables. The bread felt very fresh. Though plentiful, the turkey felt a bit basic (compared to the ham). I also sampled the caprese sandwich (which is split open--not a chimney, but the same bread). Once again, the veggies really shown through here. Next time, we would have the basalmic glaze on the side as it was a bit heavy for our tastes and soaked through a bit. The cheese was hearty. There was a slight miscommunication about our two other meals, for kids. One was correct (the PB&J). However, I think they toasted the bread? It was a bit more crunchy than we would have expected instead of soft. This, unfortunately, made it unpalatable for one kid. I thought it tasted good, but the toasting (or stale bread?) wasn't the best choice. The other was supposed to be a ham sandwich, plain. But instead we got a ham, havarti, and egg chimney (which, looking over the receipt, I was charged for). That one is on me for not correcting the order. This change also made it undesirable for kid #2. Upon my trying it, the bread, a chimney, was equally as good. The ham here was better than my turkey. There was a lot of egg. This was not so good if you're my kid, but probably very good if that's the actual sandwich you want. We had a sweet chimney with nutella. It was very good! Seating is very limited. They have a small-ish space next door. The table we were at was broken, but others looked to be in better shape.

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    Chimney prep area
    Chimney prep area
    Savory Chimney
    Savory Chimney
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    Plume Coffee Bar

    Plume Coffee Bar

    4.9
    (98 reviews)
    21.6 mi

    It's 2026- and several years later, I can still confirm this coffee shop is sooooooo adorable!…read more Spring 2026 menu features the strawberry shortcake latte or matcha- you should definitely get it! It's mixed with Biscoff cookie butter and strawberry jam, yum!!!

    I don't even know how long it's been since I first got to know about this mountain town coffee…read moreshop. It's been on the "must go" list for a while but I finally had a chance to visit it on a beautiful mid-February day today. It sure was worth the drive and time all the way from the south Denver. The moment I stepped inside, the warm welcoming atmosphere was sensed. As soon as the lady upfront greeted me cordially, I felt more comfortable and relaxed. The instantaneous gratification hit me where I almost uttered "I am glad that I took the time to come here!" I wanted to peruse the menu. To my "Give me a moment" statement, the kind lady said "Of course, take your time. We also have a Valentine's Day special drink right here!". It was a white chocolate based mocha which sounded quite sweet so I asked her if it was sweet to which she said "It's very sweet but we can always adjust it to half the syrup!" All kinds of considerate words were made in each of her reply. I decided to go simple today; I went with the drip coffee which comes with unlimited free refills. The lady gave me one of the cups and told me where the pot that contained the drip was located. Alongside the pot, there was a super mini refrigerator that contained two jars of cold milk: one is half and half and the other is oat milk. What a kind care the shop does to keep them chilled. The simple drip coffee was just what I needed; it hit the spot. And tasted clean with no burnt notes at all. Quality coffee indeed. As I was immersed in this review writing in the ambient setting, the shop started to fill with guests. Although it's so tucked in this little mountain town, there appear to be "coffee fanatic fans" that know this place. And like me, I assume that many of them are not the local town folk. There is no wonder why they are drawn to it; they know where to find great coffee spots. I loved every single bit of this cozy place. My recommendation is only one of the multitude of others that know this place.

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    Plume Coffee Bar
    Inside, front half of coffee shop.

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    Inside, front half of coffee shop.

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