Cibo e ristoranti a Contea di Larimer

“Another local favorite. Breakfast and lunch mostly. Beignets, hearty, spicy meals. In a yellow house with an outdoor patio for nice weather.”

“The Shining. This is where Stephen King stayed when he dreamed the idea of The Shining. ”

“Excellent spot for breakfast or brunch. Definitely worth the wait. Put your name down and then walk down the street to Mugs for a good coffee. ”

“Only a 30 minute drive - visit during the day for a great view of the Poudre river while you sip refreshments and enjoy a nice lunch.”

“Mountain inspired mexican food. This is not your mammas mexican food joint. Try the fajitas and the queso is a MUST DO. ”

“Fort Collins classic for great (strong) margaritas and tex/fresh Mexican eats!”

“Cafe Vino is one of our top recommendations because of their delicious European-inspired menu. You can enjoy delightful tapas to share, fresh-made pasta and pizza, or a variety of their entrees that feature local ingredients.”

“A local favorite. It’s in Old Town and has a variety of breakfasts and lunch’s. They are known for their cinnamon rolls and cinnamon roll french toast. ”

“Cafe Vino is one of our top recommendations because of their delicious European-inspired menu. You can enjoy delightful tapas to share, fresh-made pasta and pizza, or a variety of their entrees that feature local ingredients.”

“A local favorite. It’s in Old Town and has a variety of breakfasts and lunch’s. They are known for their cinnamon rolls and cinnamon roll french toast. ”

“Relaxed light-filled hangout featuring organic coffee, baked goods and sandwiches Great places to work!”

“This art space has a cafe, performing stage, and art studios with nightly bands and other events.”

“Great, bicycle vibe, coffee shop with used book store, publishing company and local artists.”

“Decent coffee, good lunch-ey choices, right next to the University Center for the Arts and the Flower Gardens. Visit the museum at the UCA, get coffee, lunch, walk the gardens, go shop at Repeat Boutique. Makes a great excursion location!”

“Historic building with great food. Rooftop bar with fireplace is great for cool nights. Can you say pie?”

“This is great place to get breakfast on the go. Great staff and a veggie friendly menu.”

“Delicious Coffee drinks and baked goods, breads, light breakfasts and lunches on a beautiful walking street in Old Town. ”

“Be sure to visit this bakery and cafe early. This is a sit down restaurant. ”

“Awesome breakfast! Great way to start your day. The specials are top notch. ”

“The Donut Haus has moved to the Sinclair gas station about a mile west (toward the National Park) of the old location, but don’t worry, the same folks and same recipes are still creating the classic donut magic. These donuts are an iconic part of any trip to Estes Park and the line in the summer can be long. They will close when they sell out, so get there early for the best selection. Our faves are the cheesecake cinnamon roll (a sharing size donut for sure) and the pinecones. ”

“Another local favorite hangout for coffee, baked goods, light breakfasts and lunches in a setting developed from a family farmstead. Delightful and yummy”

“Amazing local bakery! Also breakfast & lunch with a few tables inside and outside”

“Suggest to call in your order at least a day in advance or get there right as it opens. They sell out very fast! ”

“The Coffee Tree is within walking distance (downtown) and features MANY beverage and food items. My favorite here is their chai - try it iced or hot. They have seating inside as well as outside off 4th St - this is a great place to people watch! ”