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As the only spot open at 7am this place gets all five starsAlso though, the coffee was great and my husband devoured the breakfast burrito he ordered. Service was great especially given the long and ever growing line. Perfect stop for those of us forced to leave the Denver metro area at 5am in order to ensure we miss most of the traffic and snag a coveted parking spot in the River Run lot.

Stopped by here to get an Irish coffee and strawberry pastry. There was a long line and it did take awhile to get to order, but it was worth the wait. Barista was nice. Wished there was more room for seating on the inside, but the place was small. It was very warm! Prices were fair!

Really nice spot. One of the only places open really early. It was pretty packed in there. The pastries are available nearly immediately it seems. We got the cinnamon roll and it was just warmed up on the spot (microwaved) and given to us. We also got two burritos...those took close to 20 minutes to get. A bit smaller than I expected for the price...but I guess we are at a ski resort. Taste-wise, perfectly seasoned and prepared. Luckily, they have a nice sitting/lounging area...books, games, etc. Plus, the lifts weren't open yet so the wait wasn't holding us up. Staff were super nice. Bathroom was very clean.

Good service but painfully mid small breakfast burritos for $20 is ridiculous. The bagel sandwich was much more bang for your buck, get that instead.

Food: 50/50 * love that they use Califia oat milk:) Service: 25/25Ambience: 25/25Total: 100/100Cutest coffeeshop with the loveliest book shelves in the back. There is also a "tree" which adds a nice ambience to the place. LOVE that there is no wifi and a cute sign that says act like its 1995 and talk to each other- made me chuckle!Solid assortment of pastries, and most importantly yay for banana! I am trying to stay away from dairy so it was relieving to have a solid fruit choice. Didnt wait long for my triple oatmilk lattee, and the people behind the counter were really cheery for the morning. Definitely would come back here!

We stopped by for breakfast before the lifts opened - It's a bit pricey for what the food is but that's to be expected on the mountain. It was a weekend morning so the place was packed and we had to wait a bit for a place to sit down. I ended up getting a spinach and cheese croissant pastry. It was soft and flaky and the spinach and cheese made the perfect balance between fresh and salty. It wasn't super filling so I'm not sure I would get it again as a pre-ski snack but if I was in the area, I would come again for a leisurely snack.

Friendly staff serving up some tasty breakfast treats in a cozy, cafe environment. Two thumbs up!

My husband and I both went into this cute little spot 2 mornings in a row. The 1st morning we were together as a family (3/26), the gentleman that worked there was super friendly, but there was a lady that took our order, she was very unfriendly. Stick with me.....On 3/27, my husband went in by himself, when his name was called, it the same female, before he had a chance to pick up his food and say "Thank You" she sarcastically looked at him and sat "You're Welcome" He's usually not one to be bothered by rude people, that's me :) So, when he got back to our room and told me about it. I don't normally post these kinds of things, but this interaction happened twice, with the River Run area being a small lovely little place, this kind of ruined a breakfast place for us.

Nice place to get in out of the snow. I just had coffee (Americana), which was just right. The barista was such a nice guy. Wish I would have asked his name to publicly compliment him.

We returned here because it had been so warm and inviting in the past. And this visit started out that way, until we were rudely humiliated. My husband and I had been in the facility a few hours while our boy was snowboarding. We purchased coffee, pastries, and soft drinks during our visit. My son stopped in for a break, and I pulled out 2 leftover pizza slices that he refused. So I closed the box. Next thing you know an employee is quickly approaching us. He loudly states that we can't have the pizza inside the cafe, that's from another establishment. I explained that it was leftover, and he didn't want it anyway. The employee continues that the owner of the establishment was watching us on video and insists the pizza can't be in the cafe. Needless to say we got up and left, after my husband called the server out for his behaviour; and the older women next to us eating crepes from another establishment. We will not return, but instead will continue to spread our negative experience to others.