Camilla’s Kaffe

Made it out of Green River Utah (where the Motel 6 is $ 90/​night) and stopped here for breakfast on our way to Grand Junction and Grand Mesa. My wife had the Rellenos and eggs while I had «The Usual» which is eggs, hash browns and a choice of bacon, sausage or ham. Ordered the bacon to be extra crispy (MY usual) and they did a good job. Her Rellenos came with green chili so she was happy, Fueled us up for our journey up to Grand Mesa and 10,500′ (exhausting to us now that we live at sea level). Price is very reasonable and the food was delicious.

Randomly stopped by after a long day exploring the Colorado National Monument and was absolutely blown away by the food and service! We thought we had about an hour before closing time but it turns out Unilocal was wrong and they closed at 3pm and not 4pm. We basically arrived as they closed but they didn’t turn us away! I ordered the salad with tuna and my boyfriend got the enchiladas. Portions were huge and both dishes were full of flavor and delicious! I think it was the best tuna I ever had! We also ordered the cherry pie with ice cream for dessert and that was also amazing. The fact that they even asked us if we wanted dessert after showing up so late was amazing! I can honestly say, after a week-​long vacation exploring all parts of Colorado/​Utah, this lunch was the best and most memorable! If only they were closer to home!

Nice coffee shop, bigger than you’d think from the outside. Good latte, friendly folks.

What is the point of a restaurant closing at 4:00 pm, but the staff turning you away 30 minutes before it closes? Does it really take that long to make a salad or a sandwich? My husband and I were abruptly shooed away the minute we opened the door by 2 rude girls yelling «we’re closed!» I thought restaurants stayed open until the time listed, then shut the door to new customers coming in after the time posted. Too bad… I’m a good tipper! You all enjoy your food, but be sure to come in a few hours early!

This is one of our favorite spots to pop in after biking, hiking or just driving through, next to bike shop in old downtown.

Great breakfast, great service. Love their Mexican breakfast specials! Staff is very friendly and prompt.

Stopped in for a late breakfast on a road trip through Colorado wine country — what a great place! I had the cranberry & walnut hotcakes… excellent. Service was fast and friendly. I highly recommend this great local café.

Great food, good service. I had the breakfast burrito with bacon and it was absolutely delicious!!! Loaded with the yummiest smoked bacon. The chili covering the burrito was also very good. The burritos are huge, and probably enough for two people to share. My latte was better than anything at Starbucks, hands down! I wish they were open later, right now they are closing at three in the afternoon. I highly recommend this place!

Everything was excellent. Probably the best Americano I’ve ever had. Chicken fried steak with hot cake was amazing. Great service

They stop serving breakfast @ 11 so we were a bit bummed we couldn’t order pancakes. Ended up getting sandwiches and soup. The veggie sandwich was huge!, but just your average sprout, avocado, cucumber deal. The BLT had lots of bacon on it. Chicken noodle and BLT soup were good as well. Service was a bit slow at first but then our waitress picked it up.

These ladies are awesome and always amazing.
Coffee is great
Food is great
The experience is always great.

Delicious breakfast café filled with friendly people. Unique art and wonderful music. Very «at home» feeling. Loved the breakfast bagel with fruit.

Try the peanut butter pie, it is marvelous. Good service, farmer burger was tasty, fries delicious.

I was greeted with a smile as I arrived and sat promptly. My waiter came by soon after but I don’t his name he never told me. I first asked for mango iced tea it tasted completely watered down. I asked the waiter what his favorite burger was and I took his recommendation the wrangler. The burger tasted great, crunchy smoked flavored bacon with sautéed onions upgraded from fires to onion rings and it was well worth it. I finished with apple pie al mode. Pie was fine it just had thin slices of apple instead of chunks. The ice cream was just 1 small scoop for a dollar fifty I would’ve liked more for that price. Overall it was good. I would eat hear again but I wouldn’t again drive up from Vegas for it.

Bar none, the best breakfast burritos anywhere. So good went there for lunch and had one of the best vege burgers I’ve ever had too. Great friendly service too!

The vegan burger is delicious! Great stop for I-​70 road trippers (both vegans and carnivores!)

Stopped here on a cross country road trip. Had the shroom and onion burger. Amazing. Great friendly service and a fun, clean atmosphere. I’d recommend it for anyone.

Had a prime rib burrito smothered in chili verde. Quite tasty. Amazingly satisfying while not being overly filling. Paired nicely with an Odell’s Easy Street Wheat on a 90 degree day. Definitely a good stop with good eats, great service and a quant dog-​friendly patio. Check it out.

I guess I expected more from all the positive reviews. I think this fits the Unilocal description of 3 stars — A-​OK.
We had to wait to be seated until one of the front tables was cleared off — in spite of the fact that the back area was mostly empty. And we were seated next to the only filled table in the front section — with 4 realtors talking business — with enthusiasm. Not a problem that they were talking so much and so loudly– but why seat us there?
We ordered the Route 66 Fries to start. I knew they were steak fries (my least favorite type of fries) — and they were tasty! It was a small bowl of steak fries covered with green chile pork sauce, bacon bits (real and generous), cheese and a dollop of sour cream. I thought they were pretty good, but for $ 7.50? That is a lot of money for a cereal bowl sized serving.
I ordered the ½ sandwich ½ soup combo. It was listed as a «bowl» of soup — but seemed cup sized to me. That said — 5 stars for the homemade soup. It was French onion and had the added treat of well caramelized fresh mushrooms. Broth was full flavored and onions were beautifully cooked. Next time I go — soup will be my order.
The half sandwich I ordered was tuna salad. I was served chicken salad (at first I thought it was the mildest of all tunas — but when I pulled out a piece, the texture said that was definitely poultry, not fish). It wasn’t bad for chicken. Good, fresh bread. Wonderful and ample sprouts.
My husband had a patty melt. He liked it and I was so happy I didn’t have to eat it. Again — bread was great and very nicely grilled — not oily as so often happens with a grilled sandwich. But they had gone overboard with the thousand island dressing to the point the burger was super slippery and had a hard time staying inside the bread. Just too gooey for me.
Extra points for good beer and having a dessert menu.
All in all — you can get good food at Camillas. I think it is very pricey, though (mine was $ 10 as was my husbands — I think that is a lot for a simple lunch). And you have to order carefully.
GET THE SOUP! SO GOOD.

This was a cute little diner style restaurant in downtown Fruita. There was a lovely patio to sit outside to eat, but we opted to sit inside. My family each ordered something different and no one was disappointed. I had the Cowboy skillet and did the chicken fried steak substitution. It was amazing! I highly recommend it. My dad had the special which was a burrito the size of my forearm with prime rib as the meat. It was good and the green chili was incredible! Mom had The Usual and said the bacon was cooked perfectly. Everyone also loved the pancakes.
Our server, Kalee, was great and very friendly. She kept our coffee topped off and checked back with is just the right amount. Thanks for a great breakfast!