Phenomenal food and service. As out-of-towners, we had no idea what to expect but we were really impressed. We will plan stops here every chance we get! Thanks
Martin Gelfand
Wonderful pastries, bread pudding, bread, quiche, oatmeal... A great little place near the CSU campus. I just wish they were open later!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Roxanne Hemmalin EL MAGHARY
My favorite coffee shop!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cinnamon Rolls with Orange-Scented Cream Cheese Frosting, Croissants, Bakery, Apple Cinnamon Scone, Reuben Toast, Chocolate Croissant, Walnut Chocolate Chip Cookie, GF Brownie, Coffee Cake Cupcakes, Scone of the Day, Cookies
Anthony Rumpza
Very disappointed with both the food and the service, especially at such high prices. $5-6 for a brittle croissant and nearly $10 for a hard piece of avacado toast that didn’t taste great.Only after I paid did they tell me the Reuben was out of stock (and then my friend got a Reuben toast just minutes later), and it took about 15 minutes to get me my order of toast. The iced latte I had was also pretty watery and didn’t taste great.Decent atmosphere and a cool old house, but not worth the vibes for bad and extremely overpriced food.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Sara S.
Love the new location in the old building. the additional seating outside and upstairs is greatly appreciated. The food is great as usual. I appreciate the gluten free options. I wish they'd offer trays to carry my food on.
Char M.
A large group of us visited today for the first time. The inside was nice but it was hard to find a place to comfortably seat 10 so we crowded around a 4 top. The coffee and tea were good. The pastries (lemon scone, pecan scone, blueberry crumble muffin) were all VERY dry.
Shelby L.
Best bakery and cafe we have encountered in awhile. The pastries are amazing and their coffee is outstanding as well. My wife and I each had a cortado on our first visit and it was excellent. The second time we stopped on our way home to Longmont and picked up coffee to go and a pastry. We both loved the food, the coffee, and the ambience of Little Bird and will plan to visit any time we are in the area.
Carla R
Fantastic little place! Great place to sit and relax with absolutely delicious food. Good coffee too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery
Hannah H.
Best cafe in Fort Collins in my opinion. Their pastries are perfection, and so are their foaming abilities when it comes to lattes. Everything is just as it should be. I love that they offer unsweet, amazing quality matcha. The location, in an old house, is stunning, the wood banister up the stairs, the stained glass windows. And the pricing is fair. I do prefer a more grungy ambiance, but they have local artists work on the walls which makes up for it. And the service is always, kind and, they're on it. Thank you Little Bird.
Angelika Lintner
Very cute and cozy but pastry quality has gone down since they changed locations. Great coffee.
Lady at the cash register was rude as heck. Not a good way to encourage return business. Spent maybe 10 minutes talking to her friend and then rushed away from the register.
Chris M.
First time at the new location and it didn't disappoint. The coffee, pastries, and the sandwiches were awesome. Great vibe , do yourself a favor and get the Ruben toast and turkey sandwich, 2 of the best sandwiches in Fort Collins.
Jim D.
I think the new location is just wonderful, gives it such a great vibe and feels very cozy. I'm frustrated with my last experience (the first one at the new location). The cookie I got was stale. I got the turkey toast and asked off the cranberry sauce, but was told it comes in pre-made that way, which was off-putting. I ordered it just the same and the turkey tasted old. I think you folks can do better, hopefully return to the outstanding standards you had at your previous location.
Niko X.
Absolutely love their new location!! Previously in the old home on College Ave. where Canino's was, Little Bird has a really cute, rustic location while retaining all the incredible food and drink from their Old Town spot. I've had several of their pastries such as the buckeye bar and almond croissant, and they have all been great. Baked perfectly and just the right amount of sweet. Their savory offerings are good too, as I learned from trying their salmon quiche. Both their coffee and non-coffee selections are extensive and excellent. If you are a non-coffee drinker, I highly recommend their "chai-der." A chai/apple cider concoction.
Lavender
Horrible. Awful atmosphere, let me paint a picture. I walk in and automatically I am presented with dirty looks. I continue my way to the back to order and me and my partner are stared at like we are headlights to a deer. We order and sit down and get more dirty looks like we our from out of this world. Then go back to grab our food and the staff stare at us like we look crazy. It was awful our “hot” drinks were cold and our food didn’t taste quite right. I have been thinking about all the possibilities of why we would get treated this way and the only thing I can think of is that me and my partner are clearly brown and all the staff and customers were white, and openly chatting about religion as they looked at us. Never felt so uncomfortable!
Phenomenal food and service. As out-of-towners, we had no idea what to expect but we were really impressed. We will plan stops here every chance we get! Thanks
Wonderful pastries, bread pudding, bread, quiche, oatmeal... A great little place near the CSU campus. I just wish they were open later!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My favorite coffee shop!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cinnamon Rolls with Orange-Scented Cream Cheese Frosting, Croissants, Bakery, Apple Cinnamon Scone, Reuben Toast, Chocolate Croissant, Walnut Chocolate Chip Cookie, GF Brownie, Coffee Cake Cupcakes, Scone of the Day, Cookies
Very disappointed with both the food and the service, especially at such high prices. $5-6 for a brittle croissant and nearly $10 for a hard piece of avacado toast that didn’t taste great.Only after I paid did they tell me the Reuben was out of stock (and then my friend got a Reuben toast just minutes later), and it took about 15 minutes to get me my order of toast. The iced latte I had was also pretty watery and didn’t taste great.Decent atmosphere and a cool old house, but not worth the vibes for bad and extremely overpriced food.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Love the new location in the old building. the additional seating outside and upstairs is greatly appreciated. The food is great as usual. I appreciate the gluten free options. I wish they'd offer trays to carry my food on.
A large group of us visited today for the first time. The inside was nice but it was hard to find a place to comfortably seat 10 so we crowded around a 4 top. The coffee and tea were good. The pastries (lemon scone, pecan scone, blueberry crumble muffin) were all VERY dry.
Best bakery and cafe we have encountered in awhile. The pastries are amazing and their coffee is outstanding as well. My wife and I each had a cortado on our first visit and it was excellent. The second time we stopped on our way home to Longmont and picked up coffee to go and a pastry. We both loved the food, the coffee, and the ambience of Little Bird and will plan to visit any time we are in the area.
Fantastic little place! Great place to sit and relax with absolutely delicious food. Good coffee too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery
Best cafe in Fort Collins in my opinion. Their pastries are perfection, and so are their foaming abilities when it comes to lattes. Everything is just as it should be. I love that they offer unsweet, amazing quality matcha. The location, in an old house, is stunning, the wood banister up the stairs, the stained glass windows. And the pricing is fair. I do prefer a more grungy ambiance, but they have local artists work on the walls which makes up for it. And the service is always, kind and, they're on it. Thank you Little Bird.
Very cute and cozy but pastry quality has gone down since they changed locations. Great coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Croissants, Bakery, Bostock
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Lady at the cash register was rude as heck. Not a good way to encourage return business. Spent maybe 10 minutes talking to her friend and then rushed away from the register.
First time at the new location and it didn't disappoint. The coffee, pastries, and the sandwiches were awesome. Great vibe , do yourself a favor and get the Ruben toast and turkey sandwich, 2 of the best sandwiches in Fort Collins.
I think the new location is just wonderful, gives it such a great vibe and feels very cozy. I'm frustrated with my last experience (the first one at the new location). The cookie I got was stale. I got the turkey toast and asked off the cranberry sauce, but was told it comes in pre-made that way, which was off-putting. I ordered it just the same and the turkey tasted old. I think you folks can do better, hopefully return to the outstanding standards you had at your previous location.
Absolutely love their new location!! Previously in the old home on College Ave. where Canino's was, Little Bird has a really cute, rustic location while retaining all the incredible food and drink from their Old Town spot. I've had several of their pastries such as the buckeye bar and almond croissant, and they have all been great. Baked perfectly and just the right amount of sweet. Their savory offerings are good too, as I learned from trying their salmon quiche. Both their coffee and non-coffee selections are extensive and excellent. If you are a non-coffee drinker, I highly recommend their "chai-der." A chai/apple cider concoction.
Horrible. Awful atmosphere, let me paint a picture. I walk in and automatically I am presented with dirty looks. I continue my way to the back to order and me and my partner are stared at like we are headlights to a deer. We order and sit down and get more dirty looks like we our from out of this world. Then go back to grab our food and the staff stare at us like we look crazy. It was awful our “hot” drinks were cold and our food didn’t taste quite right. I have been thinking about all the possibilities of why we would get treated this way and the only thing I can think of is that me and my partner are clearly brown and all the staff and customers were white, and openly chatting about religion as they looked at us. Never felt so uncomfortable!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1