Grand County Roastery — Restaurant in Fraser

We visited the Roastery every morning during our stay in Gand County, and I enjoyed each visit and each drink! They make great soy cappuccinos, americanos, and I tried the CBD latte. Every espresso drink I had was made well and was very enjoyable :). I had the gluten free baked goods as well - a spice scone and a zebra scone. They were both made well and tasty - not too dry, buttery, and the right amount of sweetness! It is a great local spot, we even ran into friends while there. A few tips: they have a 10-drink punch card (if you buy 10 drinks you get 1 free), and you need to ask them to put your drink in a mug if you’re staying (otherwise they will use a to-go cup, which is wasteful if you’re not to-going and mugs keep...

Generally good although one sub-par experience. My fiancée asked the cashier what the hemp espresso is. FYI, the proper response isn't to adopt a tone of voice and bearing suggesting that the question is stupid and subsequently say, "It's hemp... And espresso." That answers the literal question. A basic appreciation for context, however, would show the question is, "Could you please tell me more about the product I am referring to." If you don't know the answer, ask someone. The other ladies behind the counter are characteristically friendly. You don't have to like working in customer service. Many, maybe most, people do not. I do expect though, that you will...

I ordered two burritos to go. After waiting 15 minutes, I asked if they had been forgotten. It has been busy and I imagined someone was cooking them in the back kitchen. Then I watched as she pulled them out of the freezer or fridge and warmed them up in the microwave for 7 minutes, rotating them every few minutes. I was so disappointed. My expectations were high, because of the reviews. Maybe they are made fresh sometimes and don’t need 7 minutes to warm up? The potato was better than the bean, but I would not order again. Cute coffee shop, very kind ladies...