Coffee Shops · $
1 The Crown
215 South Main Street, Breckenridge
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Jalapeno Cheese Bagel
- Breakfast Burrito
- Bagel Sandwich
- Cinnamon Roll
“Great place And the staff is top notch”
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Coffee Shops · $
215 South Main Street, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“Great place And the staff is top notch”
Coffee & Tea · $$
500 South Main Street, Breckenridge
“very helpful and kind staff. explained everything and made our group comfortable!”
Coffee Shops · $
209 North Main Street, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“Yummy yummy vegan burrito!”
Fast Food · $
1925 Airport Road, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“Wow – the food and service were absolutely top tier! I didn’t even know food could be this good. Also… who is the guy on the computer in the back? Seriously—he’s ridiculously attractive. Too bad he’s married (heartbreak!). But jokes aside, the food and drinks here are an absolute must-try. I’ll definitely be recommending this place to everyone I know!”
Coffee Shops · $$
302 South Main Street Unit a, Breckenridge
“Americano, splash of cream, it was pretty rough, so it might be I just don’t like real coffee, but it was rough…bitter, biting…not sure a good description. But….maybe that’s good to some because their reviews are 5 stars. I have a go to place in my town that crafts their espresso beans, roast it in house, owner was a wine sommelier, it’s complex, smooth, powerful and is easy to savor. But maybe that’s not good? I don’t know. But the real problem was the very lukewarm I can barely stand that you are in my shop but you are here and I’ll serve you with what little tolerance I can woman that served me my bitter, biting cup of coffee…maybe her attitude seeped into the cup? Everyone is entitled to a really bad day. Maybe she had an absolute killer bad day. Maybe she’s normally a very nice person, maybe my shirt was offensive or my beard, or my kids or whatever? But I bet there are plenty of other harsh cups of coffee I can get in town that would be served by nice people….”
Coffee Shops · $
605 South Park Avenue, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“So good, just like their location in Denver!”
American · $
213 Lincoln Avenue, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“Localino accogliente, personale cordiale, e cibo ottimo. Pane gluten-free. Ottima insalata con tofu”
Coffee Shops · $
222 South Main Street, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“Went there today after a walk for a coffee! I got an iced Carmel latte and it was really good! The guy at the register was nice and patient and the coffee was good! I enjoyed the atmosphere and will be back another day to do some reading ❤❤❤ 10/10 experience I highly recommend it! My coffee came out to $8 including tip but I would pay that price any day for local coffee instead of Starbucks.”
Cafe · $
325 South Main Street, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“Their food is so bad that it's not worth eating in bad taste 🤮”
Coffee Shops · $
1627 Ski Hill Road, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“Very cool café. Great menu, kids loved the ice cream. The Hot chocolate hits the spot when its snowing out. Views of the ski peaks are sublime. Highly recommend this place. Take the Gold route bus up or the Peak 7/8 gondola ride from the parking lots below.”
Bakery · $
131 South Main Street, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“We love this coffeehouse. Made to order coffee, blueberry crumble pastry, friendly employees, great prices. Absolute perfection in the coffee market. Thank you very much”
Coffee Shops · $
225 South Main Street, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“very busy be ready to wait... nice location”
Ice Cream Shop · $
105 South Main Street, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“I went for a quick trip to Breckenridge and got to try the Gelato here. And I can say it was fantastic and the service is really amazing.”
Coffee Shops · $
505 South Main Street, Breckenridge
Customers’ favorites
“Stopped by while in town and enjoyed a delicious Caramel Apple idea and bagel with vegetarian cream cheese 😋😋😋. Hubby wasn’t sure about my choices, but agreed that they were really good. Highly recommend this place”
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