Bird's Nest

Very limited menu - not what was posted online. Smoothies were not thick smoothies. Asked them to clean a table and they cleaned one small spot. Pricey and not worth it.

This coffee shop is not as advertised. All the pretty pictures of the upstairs space are.. ok well I'm sure the space is pretty but they don't let customers up there. One of the baristas proclaimed loudly as such to another customer while we were sitting there making it abundantly clear that they don't trust anyone not to mess up their fancy velvet chairs.

The downstairs seating is uncomfortable. The stools feel designed to make you leave as quickly as possible.

While we were there they had a repair man in to work on one of the doors. It was loud. Like, incredibly loud. Not to mention it made two of the three tables unusable (also, the repair man asked a family to move because it was dangerous and they might get metal dust in their eyes!).

Despite having one functional table, work being done, and a full house of customers they wouldn't open the upstairs.

The only upside is that the coffee is pretty good. The beans were roasted by OZO down in the boulder area. Ozo creates pretty good coffee. But like, you can get almost the exact same cuppa at coffee shops up and down the front range 🤷‍♀️

It's ok. Pizza was tolerable. The bean soup was too salty to finish. Upstairs was closed for an event so our party of 5 was squished.

Great food and even better views. Would highly recommend!

$13 for a cup of vegetable soup is a bit much! Also, server taking order was not friendly or welcoming. Food was tasty.

This is my new favorite coffee shop in Estes! No surprise it's owned by my favorite restaurant in Estes, Bird and Jim's. Amazing coffee and baked goods, amazing view of the mountains and great atmosphere. Highly recommend

I think this was the best pizza I've ever had. My wife loved her sandwich as well. Also got a latte that was great. Definitely check this place out. A little pricey, but so is everything else around Estes.

We have been to the Bird's Nest twice for pizza. I like thin crust and would describe the Bird's Nest pizza as hand-tossed thin. I am very picky about my pizza and the two that we had did not disappoint, both times excellent! We also ordered the endive and kale salad which was excellent as well! Thank you for your continued investment in the west-side of Estes Park, much appreciated!!

I ate a gluten free hamburger 🍔 with sweet potatoes fries.... awesome 👍

Really wanted to like the place, but the coffee wasn’t great (over roasted/not 3rd wave) and quiche was stale and rubbery. Seating is limited and the upstairs section is perpetually closed “for a private event”, and of course there’s no one really there.