Paradise Cafe

Such great service and food! This place was our first stop for breakfast and we were so impressed! The friendly server gave us references on sites to see which was incredibly helpful for two newbies! I had the «Breakfast Salad» and it was delicious with a great variety of fruit. My boyfriend had the number 7 on the menu. It came with biscuits and gravy, eggs, and hash browns! The biscuits and gravy stole the show! Definitely recommend this place!

Yep I’m in paradise! Wow. Breakfast was perfect. I had a basic pancake made to perfection. My daughter had the first thing on the breakfast menu huevos rancheros — really really special. Oh yea and not to mention the gorgeous snow capped mountains in full view.

One of the best breakfast places in crested butte. Pancakes were light and fluffy and there are great options for everyone. Sever was friendly and knowledgable about the items on the menu.

After a bad experience with the resort we were staying at Elevation.. so comforting to find this café. On point with their green pork chili! If you can make a Hispanic gal sniffle, you’re on the right track. Gals working this morning were absolute sweet hearts and you

eh… yeah just eh. we wanted a great breakfast… instead we just got so so… service was ok but on the slow side and they did not refill coffee for quite a while… food was just eh, wifes english muffin was not buttered… dissapointed.

My husband loved the Virginia pancakes at the Paradise Café. Then our friends went here and lived them too. They’re full of nuts & seeds… so light and fluffy… delicious!

Great food. Nothing fancy but very well prepared. Service was slow at times but we were a big group of eight. Convenient location and very comfortable space.

I DID NOT want to try this place because the menu looks uninspired. Going out to breakfast is a big deal in my world, and it is so disappointing when the fare offered is sub what I can make at home. But, my favorite place was closed (the cook had an accident, one of the quirks of living in a ski town) and my second favorite place had a waiting list ’til Easter, and I was hungry.
The location on 6^th has a parking advantage over businesses on Elk. The building is historic and bursting with charm and character and uneven floors. This is a busy tourist weekend, and we were given a 35 minute wait time when we put out names in at the bar. My husband got a bloody mary and I got a mimosa to pass the time. I don’t know what I did to the bartender, but I’m pretty sire she was trying to kill me. That thing was cheap sparkling wine with roughly 37 shots of vodka and the barest hint of some orange juice for color. I should be sober again by Tuesday. The husband liked his drink just fine.
We were seated in under 30 minutes. I ordered the mahi mahi and eggs, ’cause where can you get fresher fish than CB, the husband got steak and eggs, and we split a Virginia buttermilk pancake. The pancake stole the show, hands down. It was light and fluffy and chock full of bird seed. It was so yummy, I ate my half without syrup, ‘though I was told the syrup was good. Hubby’s steak was tough, won’t be ordering that again, my fish was better than it ought to have been, and we both pronounced our eggs perfect. The big guy liked his potatoes, and my fruit did not come out of a can.
Our server was sweet and kept my water and coffee full, which goes a long way in my book.
Sorry now that it took me so long to try the joint, but I’ll be back for lots and lots of pancakes.

When I ordered pancakes and bacon. The pancakes were overcooked and crispy and the bacon was waxy and cooled and undercooked. Would not eat here again until a major food adjustment.