To qualify - "food" in this case counts as coffee, which was worth a whole star. I digress! Open…read moreearly and serving guests of The Beaumont as well as passers-by, 1886 is "where history meets modern comfort." The space has a feeling of home, filled with books and games, art and small gifts, all with couches for community galore. Lindsey welcomed me like a local, although I know most Texans would be impressed with this serving of "Cowboy Coffee." As someone who likes my coffee stout, drip & diluted is rarely on my radar, but this cup of Americano ("Taste of the Law" - dark roast) is exceptional, and worth a drive (or ship a bag of beans). I'll be looking forward to trying some "Mountain Justice," here or there!

I can get over the absurdity of a small coffee shop only open 3 hours a day *needing* a $20k super…read moreautomatic coffee machine. However, a monkey can operate them. That's the whole point. They are designed for hotels, offices, and airport lounges where you just push a button. When your "barista" hasn't have enough training on food safety to know you cant leave milk at room temp for 3 hours, that's a problem. We got two curdled lattes. That happens when the milk is too warm for the machines settings. Literally $20 straight in the trash because food poisoning in vacation isn't it. We won't be back.

great coffee, great views on the rooftop. the inside was super cute too! I will definitely be back…read moreif I'm ever in town.

Walking in, it's definitely cute. There were tons of little things to look at and shop…read more I ordered something basic, as that was their focus. No specialty drinks here. The staff was alright, but not very friendly. I think the coffee was decent, but I've had much better elsewhere.

I got the iced rose-lavender matcha w whole milk. So delish! Perf treat for the morningread more

The coffee was excellent, the staff went out of their way to be friendly, and the patio was such a…read morerelaxing spot to sit outside. Attached now to an art gallery. Recommend!

Was in Telluride for a couple days and had to do laundry, went to the laundry mat across. Which is…read moreamazing for people traveling or camping. This coffee spot is not what you would think, it's not your normal coffee shop. They produce coffee here and have a little coffee shop inside, went in to grab a americano and a chai. Cute surrounding area with amazing coffee if you are around. Would highly recommended chai with oat milk, best I have ever had. Stop by and also grab freshly roasted beans by the bag to go home with you.

We were back in Telluride in 2018 over the 4th of July week, and dropped in again. Same great…read moreservice. This time they offered me a free espresso with my purchase of beans. The French Roast is unique, and really good coffee. I love trading with smaller "mom and pop" businesses.

Best coffee in ouray. To be clear, that doesn't mean the best cup of coffee ever. In a town almost…read moreentirely devoid of good food or coffee, this coffee shop might save you from caffeine withdrawals.

They open earlier than most shops/cafes in town, which was nice for us early risers! Very cute and…read morecozy inside, with a wide variety of baked goods and breakfast options. Coffee was good too! Definitely recommend.

If you go here for coffee, expect a solid mid-drink. Plus, it's expensive. If you're looking for…read morethe best coffee in town, this may be it. I also tried a "scrap" cookie. For 5$, it was also alright, but nothing I'd buy again. Their ice cream was expensive for the size. I saw people walking around with the smallest cones I'd ever seen. I'd come back for the nostalgia of Ouray, but I won't crave this place.

Cheeky names for special coffee drinks, and a Pumpkin Spice Latte served year-round (hot or iced,…read moreit's all optional!), along with ALL the milks (coconut! banana!!), syrups too... chocolate, ice cream, burritos!? It's a one-stop shop (unless you're me, then you grab some to-go & hit the road). The house blend of cinnamon, cayenne, and chipotle in the Mexican Mocha is TOPS (as in hitting the roof of my mouth, lingering long with sweet chocolate to balance). Truly elegant coffee, if you're into the flavored kind. Meanwhile Grace is living up to her name, serving extra sweets by the case (or order some online).

I have been to Telluride many times over the years on ski trips. I recently discovered this coffee…read morehouse while passing through town. The Well Coffee House is located in the basement of Alpine Chapel. The space itself is cozy and had a few groups of people hanging out. I ordered an iced latte and the nice gentleman said it was free of charge. I was like "are you sure". He did mention if I wanted to give an small donation to their ministry The Living Water Project, I could. But there was no pressure to do so.

The name fits the place perfectly. Excellent drinks and refreshingly good conversation about Christ…read moreand the mission of the Church with Isam. For a free drink, I didn't expect much, but turned out to be the best coffee in town! Highly recommend and be sure to leave a donation if you can.

The owner is very nice with a great sense of humor and an upbeat attitude. As long as you're not a…read morerich snob with your undies in a wad, this place is perfect! My husband and I got two donuts, the breakfast sandwich, and Irish eyes and everything was perfect. The cinnamon roles looked insane but we saved it for next time we come. The outside seating was also perfect for summer, especially if you have a dog. Couldn't recommend enough!

The food is delicious! We had the cinnamon roll - huge and soft and yummy. Also had the eggs…read morewith roasted veggies and sausage! You will love it - big enough to split. Service is ok. Scenery while sitting outside is absolutely worth it.