River Blend Coffee House

We ate here 1/25 and 1/26. We were in town for an XGames event. The first day, breakfast was good, I’d recommend some sort of spread for a sandwich without meat. Eggs, cheese and avocado are really bland just by themselves. That being said, the bread is to die for: harvest wheat was great, which is why we came back the next day for it, only to be told it wasn’t thawed out. The young lady behind the counter wasn’t very personable and we wondered if she arrived late because we were there at 630, the bread wasn’t thawed and the keys were still in the door. 🤷🏻‍♀️Consistency would be nice because this is usually a fun little stop when we are in town.

Coffee was fine, but the employee handling food orders whose mask didn’t fit properly was off putting. We’ve been expected to wear masks for a year now, this should be common courtesy. Having your mask fall beneath your nose and mouth and constantly pulling it back up and then immediately touching bagels and other food items is unsanitary.

Outdoor seating - 4 four tops. Offering pleasant views next to the the Vintage train station. Minimal indoor space. Unique flavored espresso drinks. Nice easy stop just off I-70.

Honestly this place isn’t that good. I was traveling through Glenwood and wanted a breakfast burrito. The food is just microwaved and not that great. The girl who was working was kind of rude and unpleasant to me. The food was pretty expensive for microwaved and overall not worth the experience in my opinion.

This cute little café is in a nice spot right across the street from the railroad museum and has a beautiful view. My husband and I went this morning for some breakfast and coffee and were very happy that we went. We both had a chai latte and a breakfast bagel. The chai was pleasantly creamy yet spicy and the bagel was delicious with the bacon cooked perfectly. I highly recommend stopping by for a taste.

Very, very bitter coffee with not so pleasant after-taste (omgosh, Bluebird Coffee on 8th & Grand is so much better). Expressed this to woman working there when I went in for a latte, and she was offended, like it was my taste buds fault or I should have kept it to myself.
I asked her if she was the same company as The Bonfire Coffee in Carbondale, and she said she OWNED both stores. I said, you cut me off, and I'm the customer. I tried suggesting they they add another blend when the woman cut me off again. She repeated her feelings again, and I said if that's the way she feels, I won't come in anymore. She stated "GOOD."
I stood there not believing this was so easy for her to do, but considering the amount of transient traffic of this location I shouldn't be surprised.
I've been going into the Bonfire Coffee in Carbondale where I live to eat and have other drinks because of the bitter coffee, but after meeting this horrible and vain woman, and seeing her contempt for me, I WILL NEVER GIVE HER ANOTHER penny of my business.
I will miss the nice people who work there. Probably her family, but people are often not as they seen, like this woman.

Very friendly staff and delicious food at a great price! Would recommend to anyone!

Love River Blend! They serve bonfire coffee, which is locally roasted and delicious. They offer two kinds of drip coffee, the dark French roast and an awesome blend, as well as a full menu of coffee beverages!

The Amtrak California Zephyr had a 20 minute layover in town, so two of us got off the train to get chai lattes. Good variety of flavorful beverages and baked goods, but the staff on this Thursday afternoon seemed almost annoyed to have us asking for a couple of drinks.

The girl taking orders was extremely rude and short, in an attempt to rush us even though we were the only people in the whole shop. The hot chocolate is not good.