Cafes near Frisco

“Had the Eggy Bread French Toast with Strawberries, banannas, blueberrys and walnuts topped with powdered sugar. Holy cow was it amazing. Our waitress Dani did a fantastic job taking care of us. If you are in the area you gotta check this place out.“

“Does it get any better? Main Street Frisco, close to a ton of beautifully hikes. Pick up a coffee or smoothie and walk to the trail head. Don’t need an address, just follow your nose. Kick a$$ coffee though, I get a sweetened latte“

“Great resort, great snow and awesome ski vibes!“

“Had great lunch here yesterday. New Owner, Kacey, making some good changes. BLT was great (plenty of bacon!), service was good. Looking forward to many meals here this summer.“

“Their food is so bad that it's not worth eating in bad taste 🤮“

“This place is sooooo fun! We made candles for our friends bach trip and it was a full experience and the candle is so amazing. 10/10 recommend!!“

“My husband and I visited The Columbine Cafe in Breckenridge last weekend. We loved the cozy inviting atmosphere. It reminded me of some of our local eateries in Kansas. The service was great even though they were busy. The food was great as well and the cost was very reasonable. I got the reuben and my husband got chicken fried steak. We will visit again in the future!“

“Good food!! Large portions we are stuffed to the brim! Fast service, polite and clean. Great stop“

“Stopped by Mountain View Coffee Bar while in Breckenridge because the location and views are hard to beat — and they really are beautiful. The ambiance is great, and sitting with a mountain view definitely adds to the experience.
That said, the coffee itself was just okay. Nothing bad, but nothing memorable either. Normally, that wouldn’t stop me from leaving a solid review if the service made up for it. Unfortunately, the experience at the register didn’t help. The person working the checkout seemed disengaged and almost annoyed — no greeting, no thank you — and I noticed the same nonchalant attitude toward another customer as well.
To be fair, I did notice another staff member at the register later who had a much better attitude, so this doesn’t seem to apply to everyone. Still, first impressions matter, and a simple hello or friendly tone goes a long way, especially in a place with so much foot traffic from visitors.
The space and views are great — I’d just recommend more consistent, welcoming customer service to match the setting.“