Cafe Mobius

When you source your coffee from Kaladi in Denver it’s hard to go wrong. The coffee is excellent and the customer service is stellar as well. I’m not a fan of the ambiance, but who wants to stay indoors in scenic Silverton!

The young man who poured my Americano at 5am the day of the Hardrock this year did an excellent job! So good! Later that day, a pretty good Americano also by another barista. Nice place, eco friendly. Not over priced.

If you like coffee, even a little, do not waste your money here. My $ 2 cup of coffee tasted like hot water with a coffee bean thrown in the bottom. It was seriously the worst cup of coffee I have had in years. I threw the cup away halfway back to the train because it was so disgusting. If I had time to go back and complain, I would have, but had to catch the train. On a positive note, the person serving me was very friendly. My feeling is, if you sell coffee and that is a major part of your business, make it count.

Seriously, great coffee/​lunch shop. Tiny Silverton doesn’t have a ton of choices, but Mobius is a good one. The coffee is excellent, as is the food and baked goods. And the owner is awesome. We sat chatting with her for almost an hour, getting lots of advice on where to go and where to stay in surrounding towns. This is a must-​stop pit stop when coming to Silverton!

Easy to find along the main street. Street parking. Free wi-​fi (just ask for the password).
Pretty darn good breakfast sandwich for me and homemade granola for the man. The bacon on the sandwich was thick cut and crispy — perfect! Wish they had more selection of cheese, but I was happy with the cheddar on the eggs between the hot English Muffin slices. The fiancé’s granola was crunchy and tasty and came with an option of fruit or yogurt. Surprisingly, it ($ 5.50) was more expensive than my sandwich ($ 5, I think?). Excellent selection of bagged teas.
SUPER friendly staffer! He asked where we were from and seemed to enjoy his job (thank goodness — this is beautiful SILVERTON and not some office building in WashDC).
Cute and comfortable space with high, tin-​tile ceilings and bright light. Mobius is outfitted with 4 chairs in a row face the window, a sofa with a long table against one wall, a hightop seating 3 in the corner, and one or two small tables that sit 2 each. Benches directly outside. It shares the bathroom with the Grand Imperial Hotel and to get there you have to go through the hotel lobby and Saloon. Varied crowd overall: tourists, motorcyclists, contractors, and locals with laptops.