Great ambiance, nice and warm inside. Service wasn't fast, plus it felt like we were inconveniencing the employees.But that's not the reason for the bad review, the hot chocolate was awful. It was so incredibly hot that we all burned our tongues. I think they used boiling water- it took nearly 10 minutes to cool enough to choke it down. And on top of that, it was so watered down that it only tasted like hot water with a slight Choco residue.I wish I could have taken back this visit and gone somewhere else.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 2
Eli
In order to get to the coffee shop you have to pay admission ticket. Ridiculous ?
Preston Solis
It was good.
huileca huileca
Everything was fine except the hot chocolate was to watered down .
Drove 45 min for an espresso only to find out that to get it we have to pay $58 access fee :-(
Brian Maurer MTB
The burger, I believe Santas village cheese burger is what it was called was delicious and the fries that came with the burger were great friend of mine ordered the chicken sandwiche thinking was called prancer something. I did get a appetizer basket of fries skypark style which had cheese and onions on them, the name of the fries were something related to Christmas. First time at Skypark Bike Park and it was so much fun the food was great too.
Jessica Beerman
We were so excited to go to this coffee shop, but we didnt realize that it was inside of an amusement park. It should say that you have to pay $45 per person for adults to get to the coffee shop it's misleading.
India M. Clamp
Review in progress...Location is one of a kind set off the "Rim of the World" highway under the majestic cedar trees. The architecture is something to behold.Will take time in this endeavor---as there are several classes of bike trails to explore and then post riding venues here.Thanks for the hospitality. Getting to Kringles pass Santa's House then go right and look for the log structure on the left. Music played under the trees while I sipped my cappuccino, and mountain bikes were present.
Great ambiance, nice and warm inside. Service wasn't fast, plus it felt like we were inconveniencing the employees.But that's not the reason for the bad review, the hot chocolate was awful. It was so incredibly hot that we all burned our tongues. I think they used boiling water- it took nearly 10 minutes to cool enough to choke it down. And on top of that, it was so watered down that it only tasted like hot water with a slight Choco residue.I wish I could have taken back this visit and gone somewhere else.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 2
In order to get to the coffee shop you have to pay admission ticket. Ridiculous ?
It was good.
Everything was fine except the hot chocolate was to watered down .
Cozy coffee place inside Santa Village
Nice milk
Always a good cup and a charming crew
Ok coffee
Ok coffee
Ummm no brain'r...the best!
Restaurantji Recommends
Drove 45 min for an espresso only to find out that to get it we have to pay $58 access fee :-(
The burger, I believe Santas village cheese burger is what it was called was delicious and the fries that came with the burger were great friend of mine ordered the chicken sandwiche thinking was called prancer something. I did get a appetizer basket of fries skypark style which had cheese and onions on them, the name of the fries were something related to Christmas. First time at Skypark Bike Park and it was so much fun the food was great too.
We were so excited to go to this coffee shop, but we didnt realize that it was inside of an amusement park. It should say that you have to pay $45 per person for adults to get to the coffee shop it's misleading.
Review in progress...Location is one of a kind set off the "Rim of the World" highway under the majestic cedar trees. The architecture is something to behold.Will take time in this endeavor---as there are several classes of bike trails to explore and then post riding venues here.Thanks for the hospitality. Getting to Kringles pass Santa's House then go right and look for the log structure on the left. Music played under the trees while I sipped my cappuccino, and mountain bikes were present.
Review in progress...
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