Wildflower Cafe - Evergreen, Colorado

Andrew B.

Huevos rancheros, breakfast burrito, killer bloody. All 5 stars.

Lane H.

This is a VERY cute stop on the Lariat Loop in Evergreen. The town is very nice. The food here was great with great service. We loved the decor inside. Our favorite thing was the wild potatoes, they’re AMAZING!

joseph M.

I have been here a few times already and every time the food has been excellent. The portions are big, so come hungry for sure. The prices here are the same as anywhere else you go in evergreen, it's just expensive to eat everywhere these days. It's a very small place, and seating is limited and cozy for sure. Everyone there was super friendly and the service was spot on. They have a great selection on the menu too, so I'm sure just about everyone will find something they will enjoy. I have yet to try the lunch menu, but judging by the breakfast menu, I can't imagine it would be anything else but just as great. I'd definitely say give them a try and if you end up having ro wait, it's definitely worth waiting.

Kevin F.

A friend recommended Wildflower Cafe and was spot on! Cozy and bright cavelike interior located right on Evergreen’s main drag. The food was good, with the kids plates being curiously as big as the normal plates. Ingredients were fresh and service was prompt. A great place to strike up conversation with strangers as it’s pretty tiny inside. Good vibes all around!

Margot

The Wildflower Cafe is an absolute gem of a restaurant in this beautiful town! Super cozy atmosphere and friendly and attentive staff. The food was beyond my expectations- I'm really happy with this new find! I will be sure to go the next time I'm in town. Highly recommend!

Photo: Bradys Skillet with eggs on the side.

Gordon S.

This tiny restaurant in Evergreen, CO, is cute and rustic, serving American fare. It's the kind of place you want to eat when in a mountain town. Seating inside either at the window looking out to the street or in a small dining area. Outside small tables w stationary benches suitable for 3 lined the boardwalk. We were seated outdoors. I ordered the Reuben sandwich - pastrami & sauerkraut with Swiss cheese and Thousand Island between marbled bread. Too bad he pastrami was extremely SALTY! The meat was on the dry side, begging for more dressing to juice it up. The Wild Fries sprinkled with parmesan cheese had a nice crispiness and thickness. However, even these were way SALTY! The combination of the two as a meal was, in fact, uncomfortable. My blood pressure must've been as high as the altitude! My wife's experience was much better. She ordered the BLAT sandwich - bacon, lettuce, avocado, and tomato on toasted sour dough. Our waitress was great. Nearly a one woman show, she rarely stopped working every table inside and out. I don't want to color everything through my meal, other customers had attractive plates. I simply suggest avoiding the Reuben & Wild Fries combo.

Andrew E.

We dropped in for brunch on a Sunday and loved the atmosphere. A small and somewhat cramped place which gives it that ‘hole-in-the-wall’ type feel. I got the breakfast burrito with green chili. We learned that the green chili and gravy are both made in-house. So good! Oh and the potatoes they serve are the curly kind, almost like French fries (but way better).

Fred G.

Tiny, but comfy cafe in the heart of Evergreen. Only open for breakfast and lunch, so be quick.
But it's worth it. Opened for the chicken steak, eggs, and sausage gravy skillet combo, and it was great. Fresh black coffee in decent sized mugs, that were think and solid to hold.

The lass serving was great, very attentive, obviously busy on her own but diligent.

A cafe well worth visiting and grabbing a bite to eat.