Coffee Lab

A local coffee shop located right at Crested Butte's Base Camp?! Yes please!Lots of coffee and tea options available at reasonable prices! On both visits, I went with a London Fog and had them turn it into a latte with Vanilla, Lavender, Honey, and oat milk - it was very good! While I didn't order any pastries, I loved that they offer a couple of gluten-free options - a GF banana nut bread and a GF glazed donut!The team member in the morning was more knowledgeable and a bit friendlier than the one in the late afternoon... but service overall was good on both visits.I wish the coffee shop itself was a bit larger with more seating, but we always found a table to sit and relax for a bit after getting our drinks!Overall rating:*****FIVE STARS*****Gluten-free rating:****FOUR STARS****

Great prices for a ski village and great coffee. Ordered a drip and they offered oat milk for free (not all coffee shops will). Had a nice selection of sweeteners and simple syrup at the help yourself bar to customize your drink. $2.75 for a drip coffee is a steal.Also grabbed up a $3.25 vegan tamale and it was delicious. I mean, I'd like 10 more. My husband, 11yo and I each shared a couple bites each. I'd order those again and again. Very cute interior and lots of options to buy grab and go drinks and foods. Even earrings and other local artisan items. Great vibes.Tucked away right next to the bus terminal area for the downtown shuttle.Lots of vegan offerings.Just what we needed for our drive back to Colorado Springs.

The place is cute and loaded with real plants! So that was really cool. Came here a few days ago and the coffee was amazing. Today we went and every drink we got was just plain wrong. My daughter got me a coconut milk latte and they didn't even add coffee to it. So it was frothed coconut milk! The Italian soda was nasty. She came home and added cranrasberry juice to it to make it drinkable. Then the chai tea was Not very chai. She added so much cinnamon it made it chunky. We tipped well too. No one even smiled or was nice.

I had a quad espresso and it really was a perfect pull. Cool shop in an awesome area. The one lady working was very nice too! I'm not up here often (once every two years) but I would be here everyday if I lived here

Coffe was good. For a tiny spot they have a decent number of options for food. Prices are a little high, but reasonable for the surroundings.

You often have to compromise on quality at a ski village, but not here. Good coffee and pastries, Torani selection and local gifts. Nice atmosphere with a lush array of plants. I love the Venn diagram along with a graphical representation of milk proportions in the range of coffee drinks from espresso to latte.

We went here for breakfast before hitting the slopes, however, after seeing the prices and quality of the food (microwaveable packaged burritos, untoasted bagels with spread it yourself butter and cream cheese), we decided to just get coffee and stop for an early lunch instead. The drip coffee was alright, the mocha was good, and the apple cider was gross. The cider tasted as if it was made with unripe apples and was therefore really sour. Pretty bummed with the breakfast options at the base of the mountain, but this was at least better than the other place we tried - Coal Breakers Coffee.

Good coffee, service was fast. And a nice indoor and outdoor atmosphere to enjoy the coffee. Hot chocolate was very good as well.

Great espresso and service. It's so convenient to the mountain. Bought their logo tshirt and some stickers since we were repeat customers EVERY day!

Excellent coffee, friendly and fast service and very convenient location. A small but excellent pastry selection, swag for sale and a good amount of seating.