Coffee On The Rocks - ESTES PARK

It's a cute store with ducks in the backyard. View is nice and calm. Coffee was ok. I wouldn't drive here for the coffee... nothing special. They had pastries and limited bagels selection. Maybe should've tried espresso drinks instead. Service was good and attentive. There are other local stores that had better coffee to try.

It was a quick stop for a coffee and to let the kids feed the ducks and I will say I was impressed. I have a huge issue with lattes tasting like milk and these weren't the case. I also got a ham and cheese croissant and although a little pricy it was actually really good. The staff answered any questions with ease and confidence and the views are great.

ADA/Accessibility Review: Busy but beautiful. We visited on Father's Day. Parking lots are well paved but fill up quickly. In order to get down to the water you need take stairs, so if you're someone who can't do stairs you can park over by the crystal shop and walk over. My dad's walker did ok through the rocks leading to the coffee shop. I would say if they could add a ramp to the water, that would make it more accessible. My dad got a black coffee and an everything bagel with cream cheese. I got an iced dirty chai. You had to add your own cream cheese and it was hard for him to open. Because we chose to take the path route from the crystal shop, I had to order for him because the cafe was up the steps. We would definitely come back.

Coffee on the Rocks is a necessary establishment in Estes Park. How many of us are in dire need of a caffeine jolt pre or post hike at Rocky Mountain National Park? (Raises both hands as high as a 14er! It's an adorable setting along the creek with beautiful mountain views. A couple of deer were walking around the sidewalk and grassy area. Like many places in Estes, it seems like a fairytale. This is off the main drag where traffic and parking can sometimes be a nightmare. Luckily here they have a huge parking lot. Once inside, it's a no frills type of place. I'm a big iced Americano drinker, and there's was the lighting bolt I needed to power me through back to Denver. I'll have to try some of the food options next time. And surprisingly they serve alcohol too. Take a few minutes to sit on the patio and soak in the surroundings, you won't regret it!

Excellent food and coffee with a beautiful outdoor seating area by the mountains! Must see spot