Loved our coffee and breakfast!…read more My husband got the breakfast sandwhich with sausage and it was so fresh & delicious. I loved the raspberry pastry I got. It was filled with cream and raspberry. So yummy! Fast service too and you can sit inside or outside!

I got an iced caramel macchiato with 2% milk. The coffee was good, and I actually ended up coming…read moreback and getting the same thing three days in a row (mostly because the location was really convenient). The food options look great but I didn't get any bc those prices were high! Similarly, my main complaint for the coffee is that they felt a little pricey for the amount you get, and there was usually a bit of a wait. There's also a small outdoor patio, but it's not in the most charming location

Friendly staff. Food was fantastic. A nice base layer for skiing! I'd recommend the breakfast bagel…read moresandwich. Everything is made in house! Cool tshirts too!

Service is fast and friendly. A little on the pricey side for a couple breakfast sandwiches but…read moreit's on par with the area. Sandwiches were great.

As a long-time resident of El Paso, TX, I have an obsession for Mexican cuisine. Particularly,…read morenorthern Mexican and the style of "Border Mexican" food found on just about every corner in El Paso and southern New Mexico. I'm also a big fan of pan dulce, a generic term to describe pastries and "sweet breads". I was delighted to discover, when I bought a second home in Edwards, CO, a Panaderia right in the middle of town. Unlike most areas in the Vail Valley, there is a sizable (at least as a percentage of the town's population) Latinx population in Edwards. Panaderia Azteca eluded me for several months until a neighbor raved about their capriotada, a sort of Mexican-style bread pudding. I love flan and pastel tres leches, but had never even HEARD of capriotada before. Several times after my friend raved about this bakery, I tried, but failed to find any capriotada. I discovered on my fifth try that they bake a limited amount of capriotada early in the morning and sell out later in the morning. Eventually, I'll get down to Panaderia Azteca in the morning before they sell out, but in the mean time, I've enjoyed the most delicious bolios (with cream cheese and plain), powdered-sugar wedding cookies, and pina-filled empanadas imaginable. There are tons of other varieties I haven't tried yet, but my goal is to experience the capriotada one morning when it's still warm! Can't wait. So far, the bolios (dinner rolls) are my favorite, but the empanadas and wedding cookies are as good as they get!

Outstanding local bakery! Our family of five was stuck in Edwards east of Vail Pass during a…read moresnowstorm on Monday and while looking for a place to wait out the storm we discovered Panaderia Azteka. Walking through the door we stepped into heaven. So many wonderful smells filling the air, beautiful multicolored pastries everywhere, and behind the counter the owner working his craft beside a giant pile of sweet dough. We were mesmerized watching him skillfully transform small balls of dough into beautiful works of art. He shared with us the story of his parents passing on and his journey to honor them through his baking. To say his food is made with love would be understating things. We tried many different pastries and breads, all of which brought huge smiles to our children's faces. I recommend this spot to anyone. This unplanned pit stop became a highlight of our trip.

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.

Great spot to grab breakfast and the reviews are right it is a five star boat service and in taste…read moreyou can find a unique type of breakfast wrap in a chimney and they also have your pastries and your coffees that you'd want. Great atmosphere of worth the drive for a bit and I would say they have a lot of variety for a small shop. Inside is decorated nicely and you can also sit outside. Not much seating inside tho.

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.

Attentive and fast service kept my coffee mug full…read more Biscuits and Gravy were nice. Gravy Chef needs to heat up gravy before serving. Cinnamon roll, the most popular item, was homemade and fresh. Ambience is busy diner: no music. But each table has different (vintage?) salt and pepper shakers which are for sale.

My family loved all of their freshly baked treats. The blt sandwich and tomato soup were tasty…read more It's a nice little stop before Keystone. Service was great!

Summer weekend mornings gets pretty busy around these areas. Restaurants and cafes packed with…read morepeople and if you need a quick stop, not having to dine in then maybe consider Blue Moon. Food came out fast and service is great but that's probably it. I had the breakfast burrito and while nothing to rave about, it filled me up. The sausage patty was a little undone, and the bottom half of the burrito ended up a soggy mess. It was still a 3 out of 5 since I left full. The cinnamon roll I would avoid. It came out as a roll with icing..barely any cinnamon sugar in-between each layer. As my friend said while leaving this cafe, "it was the worst cinnamon roll of my life." I actually expected better browsing through their case of freshly baked goods, since the muffins and other offerings looked good. Maybe a little bit more of TLC with their burritos, but if you don't really mind about quality or good food, then I would pass. It seems to be a place that just uses majority Sysco/US Food products.

This is one of my favorite places to visit when skiing in this area. The space is open and inviting…read morewith lots of interesting groceries and wines. The pastries are outstanding, particularly the donuts and monkey bread. We've enjoyed the egg sandwiches and breakfast burritos for breakfast. The barista drinks are also excellent. Looking forward to the next visit!

Cute!! Love this cafe & bakery close to where I stayed in Edwards. The line was long but worthwhile…read moreto get the Ricotta Tartine (strawberry, pistachio, tarragon, lemon) which seemed pricey at $17, but it was a work expense. All the pastries looked fresh, robust, and delicious. Definitely want to try a sandwich next time. There's plenty of seating and parking but it DOES get busy. I think I was there on a Saturday. Hands down I'd become a regular if I lived in the area, and it's now officially my favorite spot for when I travel out here for work! Customer service is friendly too. Also very hardworking to keep the crowd moving through.