Gold Camp Cafe

This is a cute little coffee shop/café in the downtown of cripple Creek, Colorado. The friendly staff and cozy interior make this a welcoming place to stop by for a coffee or a snack or even a meal.The decor is historically oriented with pictures of the mining town in its heyday pay. There is only seating for about 25. There are a lot of different coffees and a rewards program. I decided to try the chicken pesto Panini on the recommendation of the friendly young woman taking orders at the counter. I also ordered a large iced tea which was fresh brewed and nice and strong.The place seem popular with locals and tourists alike. When my food came out, the Panini was beautiful and included a little side salad with a delicious dressing. ThePanini, while not huge, was very filling! It also combined flavors beautifully.Their case of pastries and cookies and other sweets looked so good, but I was too full to have dessert.

Tried to stop in ten minutes after three and the cafe was apparently closed early. I checked the site hours and looked on maps before walking over and it stated 4 PM was closure time. I walked up to the door to verify hours and an employee opened the door and just said "We're closed" and shut it. So my review is based on the crappy reception I received while trying to see if the place was open during its posted hours.

I found this great little place on YELP! We were getting ready to head out of town and stopped in for a quick bite and a coffee. The ladies running the place were super friendly, and the shop was cozy. The decor was great; it was historical-themed and had lots of mining influence. I ordered a breve latte as I always do and a breakfast burrito to go. My wife, a standard latte and a breakfast bagel sandwich. Within minutes we had our order and were off on our adventure.The coffee drinks were out of this world, so good and much better than I expected to get in a small town shop. The food items were also great. Definitely my go-to for breakfast on the go in Cripple Creek.I also learned that the root beer float was invented in Cripple Creek and was originally named "Black Cow Mountain" thanks to some cool stuff they had in the shop.

Very good food and coffee. The coffee is very reasonably priced for its quality. They open up at 6 am for us early risers. Very friendly people and the Bfast burritos are awesome

Super friendly staff, clean/inviting inside and they made the best Chai tea lattes. Better then Starbucks which my family is addicted to. And the breakfast sandwich was pretty good as well.

Gold Camp Cafe is clearly the go place for breakfast in Cripple Creek. It is packed as soon as they open it seems. And I can see why.My wife and I shared the Chorizo Breakfast Burrito, Maple Pecan Danish, Apple Crown Danish, White Hot Chocolate, and Chai Tea Latte. All of it was impressive and I'd have it all again. My favorite item was the Chorizo Breakfast Burrito because it was saucy and both crunchy and soft. Between the pastries I think I preferred the Maple Pecan Danish. And between the drinks I loved the White Hot Chocolate.

I stopped here with some friends because we had time to kill before Ice Castles. My husband and I shared:- Chorizo Breakfast Burrito- Maple Pecan Danish- Apple Crown Danish- White Hot Chocolate- Chai Tea LatteI was very impressed by their food. The pastries were my favorite (the apple one if I had to pick). The breakfast burrito was so saucy and good. Between the drinks, I'd go for the White Hot Chocolate. The chai wasn't spicy enough for my liking.If you're in Cripple Creek, I'd highly recommend stopping by for a snack.

When you find a good restaurant in a small town why go anywhere else?This is our second time at Gold Camp Cafe and just as good. This time I had the Mediterranean Ancient Grain Salad. Big and flavour filled I loved the tomatoes in it and would like more. Maybe no cheese in it though if you like cheese go for it!

Went in early 630am and ordered 1 breakfast burrito standard, 1 breakfast burrito chorizo and 2 coffeesThe breakfast burritos were both ample in size and tasty, and the addition of sour cream and salsa on the side must have added a nice kick of flavor. The coffee being of very good flavor and generous is always a pleasant surprise.Kudos to the gentleman who handled everything--from taking orders to prepping, cooking, and serving. His efficiency and conscientiousness are commendable, especially considering the number of customers. It's impressive how he managed it all.Despite the cafe being smaller than expected, it's great that there was still plenty of room to sit. Sometimes cozy spaces can be just as inviting. A great way to start the day!

What a gem. I walked in and was immediately struck by the pleasant atmosphere. The place is super clean, but still has that rustic mining town flair. I was immediately greeted by the young man behind the counter with a smile and a welcoming tone. I didn't have time for food, but I did order a large Iced Huckleberry coffee. I know what you're thinking, huckleberry coffee?! Yeah, it was really good and just want I wanted. This is a very walkable place on Bennett that you should visit. It's not Starbucks, but aren't we all a little tired of Starbucks? Anyway, go get you some coffee and it looks like their burritos are pretty good too!