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111 E Midland Ave, Woodland Park, Colorado, 80863, United States
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May 20, 2018
Very cute and cozy place. Has kind of a "Christmas Feeling" to it. You can probably get better food elsewhere and the place looks a little old and can use some painting. However, the homely atmosphere would definitely invite me over again. The hot chocolate was good. The staff was not the friendliest, but they were not rude either. Price was reasonable.

Mar 17, 2018
Stopped to eat on way home from mountains with family. Service was wonderful. Staff was very friendly and accommodating to some specific food requests. Everyone said hello. Food was great. Staff Even gave a to go cup of ice for dog in car. Will go back and would recommended to friends and family.

May 7, 2018
Great diner nestled into the base of Pikes Peak via Woodland Park. Good stop on the way somewhere. Typical Americana diner food. Hearty and generous portions. Come hungry leave full.

Apr 9, 2018
To be honest I expected way more from this place. The omelette was more egg than anything else and there is nothing special about their burgers. Staff was really friendly though so the experience didn't suck, just wish the food was a little better.

Apr 20, 2018
The buckwheat pancakes with blueberries were delicious! They are huge pancakes! Very friendly staff and some really wonderful bear humor and decorations. Must try if you’re in Woodland Park.

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Mon:6 am - 2 pm
Tue:6 am - 2 pm
Wed:6 am - 2 pm
Thu:6 am - 2 pm Today
Fri:6 am - 4 pm
Sat:6 am - 4 pm