Bluebird Café

First stop for food in Glenwood on our train trip! I ordered the BTO croissant sandwich that came with ranch potatoes. The potatoes were cold and not great but the sandwich was amazing! Hot and fresh. I also ordered a hot mocha and they didn’t have skim or 2% so I got whole milk. It was super delicious. Overall I loved the atmosphere and supporting local I just wished the potatoes were hot! It’s pricey but it is a touristy town so $25 for 1 person for food and coffee with tip.

The quiche was lovely and the vibe was cozy. I went in as a solo female, was in and out, and completely within my comfort zone.

Neat looking place! Walked in 10 minutes after they opened at 8:10 on a Tuesday. Not very skilled baristas, or friendly for that matter. Lots of flies everywhere. Decided to leave early because the coffees weren’t good and the flies were crazy aggressive. There was a bug zapper on one of the tables in the dining area. After placing our coffees in the bus tub full of the previous days dishes we realized why the flies were so bad. Posting this more for the ownership awareness. Team either needs training and support or full on change. Good luck!

More of a coffee shop. Food was decent, not amazing. Very expensive, but you kind of expect that when in Glenwood Springs. It costs around $70 for four of us to have a very basic breakfast and drinks

Bluebird Cafe is more than just great food and a unique, inviting atmosphere—it’s a place where everyone is truly welcome. The staff is warm, inclusive, and celebrates diversity in every way. It’s an LGBTQ+ friendly space where kindness and community shine. Ashli and Bishop provided great and friendly service. 10/10 would recommend! Can’t wait to come back!