The digital ordering kiosk was efficient, but the place was packed. Their signature crepe was solid, though a glass of crisp white wine would have been a nice touch.

The Cubano latte is my new go-to. Perfect amount of cinnamon and sugar, not too sweet. Gets me through the afternoon. Always quick at the counter.

The gluten-free pasta was actually really good. Texture was just right, not mushy at all. You can tell they put thought into it, which is nice when you have to avoid gluten.

The Colorado smoothie was so refreshing after our hike. You can tell they use real, fresh fruit - it&#39;s not overly sweet. Just a nice, natural energy boost.

The place looks small from the street, but it&#39;s surprisingly spacious inside. I was happy to see a well-stocked bar. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired nicely with the meal. A solid spot for a relaxed dinner with good drinks.

The mezze platter really stood out. You could tell the ingredients were fresh, especially the hummus and the olives. The portion was generous for sharing, which I appreciated. The fig jam on the cheese board was a nice touch too. A solid choice for a casual dinner with friends.

Came in with a bigger group last minute and they handled it well. The kimchi pork belly was a standout&mdash;really liked the balance of flavors. Menu clearly marks gluten and dairy free options, which is helpful. Cocktails were solid.

Cozy little spot, perfect for a quick lunch. Sat on the patio and it was lovely. The wine list is short but thoughtful, had a nice glass of Pinot with my sandwich. Could use a couple more by-the-glass options though.

The Nutella churros are the real deal here. Perfectly crispy outside, warm and gooey inside. The regular doughnuts are solid, but those churros are why I keep coming back.

Popular with locals, so there&rsquo;s often a line. Staff kept things moving though&mdash;didn&rsquo;t have to wait long at all.

The Whale Tail burrito was really good. I liked how the eggs were just runny enough, and the cheesy potatoes had a nice little kick. The booth was comfortable, which made for a relaxed meal.

Great local spot, the vibe is comfortable. Portions are generous, food comes out hot and fast. The house red was a solid, easy drinker that went well with the hearty plates. A nice change from the chains.

Brittany suggested the Lamb French Dip with garlic fries. She was so friendly and knew the menu inside out. The flavors were just right, really hit the spot.

Tried the lavender and butterscotch coffees. The lavender was subtle, not soapy at all. Butterscotch had a nice, smooth caramel note. A solid change from my usual order.

Solid diner for the area. Service is always friendly and quick, which is perfect when you&#39;re in a rush to get to the mountain.

The Wheeler on an Asiago bagel was my go-to. The Almond Joy Mocha really stood out&mdash;a full, rich coconut chocolate flavor that wasn&#39;t overly sweet. Just the right balance.

Dani the bartender is a pro. Her cocktails were spot on, and she just had a great vibe that made the whole bar feel welcoming. The fresh fish was good, too, cooked just right. Solid spot.

The entrance is a little tricky to find, set back from the main street. Once inside, the tucked-away feel is nice. Service was prompt, and the pasta was solid. Good for a business lunch.

Came for a coffee break. The oat milk latte was solid, but I was a bit surprised by the price - $7.50 for a regular size. The space is lovely though, and I appreciate the reusable cups for staying in.

The raspberry beignet was a little too sweet for me. Croissant was solid, flaky. Decaf coffee was actually good. Prices are fair for the area.

The salads here are so colorful and fresh, they almost look like art. Grabbed one for a quick lunch and it was crisp and tasty. The market itself is a bit cramped, but those salad displays are a real bright spot.

Been coming here for years. Their French toast cinnamon rolls are the one thing I always get. Not too sweet, just right. It&#39;s a nice little twist on the usual.

Our server really knew his stuff. He suggested the bolognese with spicy sausage and it was a total hit with the whole table. Made picking what to eat so much easier for our group.

It feels like a cozy old library here. The couches are comfortable and there&#39;s plenty of natural light.

Breakfast spot in Vail with a solid view of the slopes. Food&#39;s good, prices are fair. Got the classic eggs benedict and it was spot on. It does get packed when the snow&#39;s good, but they keep things moving. No complaints here.

Reuben was outstanding. Corned beef perfectly seasoned. Sauerkraut had a nice, slight kick to it. That&#39;s the sandwich.

The pizza from the hot bar was a nice surprise. Had a proper artisanal crust.

Came in for happy hour (3-5:30pm). The bang bang shrimp and steak bites were solid. Bartender Cody hooked me up with a really good spicy margarita. Prices are fair for the area.

I was glad to find this spot right in Vail Village. The arugula salad was a highlight for me&mdash;the greens were incredibly fresh and crisp. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients. The only thing is, it&#39;s down a flight of stairs, which was a bit of a surprise.

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