Amazing Grace

Such a unique coffee shop / breakfast stop. In a historical building there is setting indoors and a very nice patio outside. There was only one person doing it all so service although fast wasn’t friendly. But the person behind the counter was all things to all people lol! I had a burrito and sub out the egg for tofu #allergygirl. Fresh baked goods. The blueberry scone is a must try. Wow!!

Scones are out of this world and chai was perfectly spiced. Got the breakfast tacos and tofu salad. Perfect spot for breakfast/lunch if you’re craving healthy food!

Every year when we visit Breckenridge we stop by Amazing Grace for a meal. We like to support local businesses and this restaurant is lovely. All home-made food. Delicious and quickly served. Cozy atmosphere and a nice outdoor patio as well. Edgar was our server and he is delightful and very kind. We recommend this restaurant with the highest regard.

While the shop is tiny don't let that stear you away! The pasteries are some of the best I've ever had and the atmosphere was cozy. I highly recommend giving this little shop a try and getting one of the scones before you doing your exploring for the day!

If you like spinach in your eggs, granola, and whole wheat tortillas, this is your place. For sure, the quality is good, I guess the ingredients aren't really my jam. Service was very friendly, but there is/was just 1 cook, so the food wasn't coming out super quickly. Usually, I get a breakfast burrito, but spinach, black beans, and the whole wheat tort are 3 strikes, so I got the tacos instead. They were good, but the eggs were slightly burnt. The strawberry lemon poppyseed scone was out of this world on flavor, maybe a little dry. Like a lot of places in town, it's a small, old house, and it's very tiny so it's quaint but also doesn't seat a ton of people if you are visiting at a peak time.

The employee who helped us order food was great: friendly, polite and prompt. The restaurant was also very clean and cozy. However, as much as I hate to say it, the food was really not great. For $50 we got a cookie, sandwich and a burrito. You read that right: $50.00. The sandwich was incredibly plain and bland, the burrito was the same. We also generally expect burritos to be warmed but it was served cold and the tortilla was cold and hard as if it had just been taken out of the fridge. Not so much a burrito but more like a wrap. The cookie was also incredibly dry and crumbly. We'll definitely not be coming back here.

One of the best breakfast spots in Breckenridge. The breakfast burrito is awesome, good combination of healthy and fresh ingredients. The atmosphere is cozy, I sat next to the wood burning stove on a 12 degree morning, it felt great. The building itself is quaint and is a historical place dating back to the late 1800’s. Parking is a lot easier than on Main Street, especially when the mountain is in full swing.

Had my first ever biscuit experience 💛 the biscuit was a house made buttermilk nugget of heaven. The fireplace in the restaurant warmed my heart on a cold day like this. Customer service was exceptional. This is my second time here ♥️

The best! I got to go here right as the aspens lost their last leaves, on a weekday, and I am so happy about that. Everyone was so friendly and the entire place smelled like sugar and butter baking in the oven. I got a huge latte and the yogurt, granola, and banana. I loved it but looked a bit enviously at my friend's eggs. We split the famous buttermilk scone - it's huge and the best I've ever had (and I've lived in London). Amazing Grace is unique. You probably won't find anything similar near you! I walked in there, and time slowed down. In a good way.

My husband found this cute little organic, all natural place. It is quirky for sure! But we really enjoyed our food! I felt bad that the staff was struggling on the day that we were here! But our food didn't take too long!

Love this place! It's cozy and so sincere. The biscuits are perfectly buttery and with slightly crispy edges and pillowy texture inside. I recommend the Opus- biscuit breakfast sammich which comes with a little pot of jam. I saved my biscuit top for a little brekky dessert. The coffee is conscientiously sourced and delicious. The gentleman working here was so kind. I was looking for a locally grown, warm, and welcoming place to start our first day here and Amazing Grace could not have been better. Thank you!

The good: it's one block away from the EV charger, which you'll need if you've driven here from basically anywhere else, and why I chose to eat here. First red flag: "natural cafe" on the sign. This means overpriced and ill prepared. More than lived down to that. Sure enough, you walk through the door and you're slammed in the face with the unmistakable reek of dirty hippy. I'm not kidding. I've spent too much of my life around hippies, and this has that specific pungent BO smell of underwashed long hairs living on a diet of TVP and brown rice. I don't know how they managed to get this smell impregnated into the walls, but they did. Maybe there's a candle you can buy. Or maybe it's just Tibetan incense, which smells of what I imagine burnt yak dung does. There are the inevitable Tibetan prayer flags tacked to wall. People who fly these flags have absolutely no idea what horrors they're really invoking. I wanted eggs, bacon, toast, coffee. Period. I got eggs covered in cold vegetables topped with cold cheese from a bag. If you want meat, your one choice is chicken sausage, the worst sausage on earth. Always rubbery and weird. It was. And it was also barely browned at some previous hour and not reheated. So, also cold. Rubbery and stone cold. One piece of overdone wheat toast. No butter. No one to ask for butter, since the lone guy running the show had a line of six people who walked in right after he served my food. Speaking of which, I think there's a rule in mountain towns that no service person is allowed to smile or be friendly anymore. I'm a Colorado native. I've noticed this for years. It's part of why I don't want to live in the mountains and spend less time in the mountain towns than I used to. Everyone is miserable seeming. Oh, insult to injury, this was all served in a plastic dog bowl with a child sized fork. I mean... And it was $20. I left still hungry. So no, I emphatically do not recommend.

Delicious breakfast before skiing. Very cute and cozy cafe off Main Street. My biscuit sandwich tasted fresh, hot and was really good. The breakfast scramble was good as well. I loved the blackberry vanilla scone with butter. The chai was good as well. Limited seating and the food is made from scratch and takes a bit of time depending on how many people are in front of you. Overall recommend.

Amazing Grace in Breckenridge is a rustic brunch spot in an old mining shanty with a small patio outback. It's my kind of place, in that its a little out of the way and has character and history, and some delicious homemade baked goods, but in our case, a little too much character as our order taker also became our chef when her coworker failed to come to work. This resulted in over an hour wait for some scrambled eggs and biscuits and coffee on the back patio, and many parties gave up and left during our wait. But that employee was an absolute hero, and while our eggs were a little dry, I'm pretty sure she was not supposed to be in the kitchen that day, meanwhile our berry scones were notable and enormous, the biscuits were delicious, and I bet on a normal day when kitchen staff actually shows up & this place runs more smoothly, Amazing Grace is worth a visit.

This place is really charming and came highly recommended. I may have ordered the wrong thing, the Turkey Berry. It was really really sweet with stale bread and tortilla chips. (No sauce with the chips) the chai tea was great. I might have to give it another shot.

What a great place .... Authentic old building... No straight door, wall, floor or anything at Amazing Grace. Wood oven heat and good food, yummy. Service rocks!

We had a great lunch at Amazing Grace while in Breckenridge! I wanted to stop here because of their many healthy and veggie packed menu options and was not disappointed. I was between the spicy tofu sandwich and the tuna salad and ended up going with the tuna salad with a balsamic dressing- it was great! The tuna wasn't overpowered by mayo and was very filling. My husband had the breakfast burrito and reported it as a 4/5. The service was quick which was great with having an antsy toddler in tow!

Another one of my favorite places in Breckenridge is (drum roll)... Amazing Grace! This is such an awesome little cafe located a block or so off main street. They have numerous vegan/vegetarian options that are truly delicious. My friend and I rolled in looking for some food that would fill us up, but also help cleanse our systems after a few fun nights on the town. We ordered the daily smoothie (a true beauty) and split a vegan strawberry chocolate chip muffin with butter (less vegan). Both were great! If I lived in Breck I would be in here all the time. Our server was great too and the vibe of this place (set in a historic building) is super cozy.

We had the best scone at Amazing. Next time we are in Breckenridge, we will definitely stop by Amazing and have a coffee and scone.

What a cute spot! Incredibly friendly staff, conscious ingredients (DELICIOUS healthy vegan burrito full of flavor). Wifi and some cute spots to sit! Food & friends since 1880, so cute. Will be back next time I visit!

This is a really cool little cafe located in the historic district of Breckenridge. The building has a placard outside detailing its history. Sandwiches, salads, cookies and drinks available. The floorboards creek when you walk on them- I love that! Tables and chairs are mismatched in the best way. Order food at the counter and then sit down- the staff bring you your food. There are areas to clean up your plates afterwards.

Sadly we did not discover Amazing Grace until our last morning in Breckenridge last year. But you better believe we were here on our very first morning this year! Muffins, scones, sandwiches! All yummy! And coffees too. Five stars!

A great little find in the heart of Breckenridge. I have driven by this place and never noticed it for years. Saw it this morning and went in. Staff is so friendly and you serve yourself your own hot cup of coffee. Eclectic seating area and old wooden floors add to the cozy ambiance. The menu is a welcome change from your typical breakfast restaurant. Everything is fresh and tasty and the biscuits are huge and amazing! What I'd give if they also had some gravy to douse it with! I can only imagine how good that would taste! Great spot for lunch or breakfast. Don't miss it!

Some things just call for a prayer .... and the low key, non pretentious, tiny spot that puts out some of the best scones in Breck is it. Off the beaten path this breakfast spot serves delicious scones, unapologetic (made in a tiny kitchen) breakfast sandwiches and the atmosphere of a 100 year old cabin which adds to the rustic feel of this eatery located in an amazing run over by tourists town. Get there early as baked goods tend to run out.

Cute and tiny but the food makes up for the small space. I got the peach scone and the veggie breakfast burrito. Both were absolutely delicious.

I was skeptical when my friend brought me here since it said "Natural Eatery" on the sign and I kinda wanted some greasy american food but the Turkey cranberry sandwich that I got was pretty good and much healthier for me. My friend got the vegetarian lunch burrito and she said the ingredients were fresh and it was flavorful. Both dishes came with corn tortilla chips but no dip so the chips were bland by themselves, hence not eaten. She liked the number of vegetarian options. All the drinks are self served and the service was nice and fast. I really like the quaintness of the decor. It's like an old small house that was turned into a restaurant. There's not too much seating but also not sure if this place gets packed. All in all a good healthy meal

Don't sleep on the biscuits & jam. Perhaps the best in town. The Breakfast burrito was heavenly and we will def order that again. The tuna salad sandwich was a bit dry for our taste... could have used some more Mayo. Staff was very kind. Very quirky interior - in an old house with very slanted floors - we will absolutely be back.

Good healthy food. Nice outdoor patio and semi private rooms inside old historic building in Breckenridge CO

Sweet, quaint, hole-in-the-wall, home style cookin' cafe. Peaceful and serene, especially out back among the aspens. My dad and I shared the breakfast burrito (egg, black bean, spiced sweet potatoes, cheese, spinach, a bit of red salsa, and we added $ avocado) which was so yum. The sweet guy who took our order was also the cook on that Thursday. He was incredibly hospitable to everyone, and took his time and gave us a warm Amazing Grace - props to him for holdin' down the fort on his own that day. A real gem of a place that shouldn't be missed while in Brek. Would be a shame to lose a place like this due to all the local business hardships of this time. Thank you!!

Quirky, vegan-oriented, ambience-filled bakery ideal for breakfast and brunch. Go early! Scones are to die for!

What a beautiful quaint place! I got the scones which were cooked to perfection with their organic coffee, local and everyone really cares about the products. It's refreshing.

This is a small spot on a side street in Breckenridge. I had a sandwich that consisted of bread. Dijon, Turkey, avocado, spinach. I forget the name-something with protein in the name. It was a good sandwich but nothing more than that. Nothing that has me saying I need to go back. Sorry- totally slacked on pics of it. Not that you're missing much, it wasn't anything pretty. I also got a vegan chocolate chip cookies. It was okay, at best. Definitely not worth the cost of it. I also bought 2 day old baked goods. A raspberry scone that was also just okay. Then some kind of cranberry muffin. It was actually the best thing I had from there. It almost had a bread like texture. If you're in a pinch and don't want a Subway sandwich, this would be an alternate option. Though the price was also steep for what it was.

This little gem is absolutely amazing. The ladies are so kind and the food.... *chef kiss* It's so delicious! Homemade, healthy and unique. The lunch burrito is money if you add tofu and avocado to it. How good you wonder? I'll be back tomorrow!

Have walked by a million times and finally decided to stop in for breakfast. It is a small place with a warm and welcoming atmosphere; we were told to help ourselves to coffee and order at the counter when we were ready. We found comfy seats near the wood stove and ultimately decided on biscuits- a plain biscuit and the opus. The biscuits were excellent and everything was super fresh- I could tell that the tomato on the opus was extremely high quality (very flavorful). It was a very pleasant and we will definitely be back- hopefully to try the lunch menu!

Got four vegan breakfast burritos. A little pricey for the portion size. Plus, the way it is set up, you tip on your credit card before actually getting served...and we actually waited a very long time to get served, plus had to wait for drip coffee to be put out (which they really should have a back up ready). Would we return though? Yes, because they have vegan options, and the people are very nice, and it is a quaint local vibe and we liked that. Perhaps they need another hand in the back though to help move things along is all. Otherwise cute place.

Big fat zero stars for this place. Awful Experience. Initially ordered over easy eggs. Was presented with hard eggs & sausage kibble. I walked to the kitchen area/cook to point this out and her reply was "We usually make scrambled eggs. Your's must have been sitting there as I was preparing another order." I then asked her about the sausage and why it was cut up to look like kibble. It was half a link cut up in microscopic pieces. They couldn't give me one whole link intact? Her reply? "I'm not a chef, I'm a cook with a camper stove." And I'm supposed to know this upon coming to your establishment? Like duh. Clearly your strong suit in hospitality is lacking. Once & dunzo with this place. Since over easy eggs was out of her comfort zone I just had her remake me scrambled eggs. End result: Sad looking plate of scrambled eggs and chicken sausage that was only half a link. Two big fat slices of bread to make up for stingy eggs & sausage though. No skimping there.

We were looking for a lunch place with healthy food in Breck instead of a saloon or tavern. Amazing Grace hit the spot. The food is fresh and delicious. We had yummy salads and the tuna salad sandwich. The place is small but cute and clean. Highly recommend if you want fresh, healthy food.

Great place to stop by for breakfast. They have a variety of options. I ordered the basic original breakfast. Their scones and biscuits looked delicious!

Do you like yourself? Do you want to be happy? Get yourself a goddamn scone. Out of selfishness, I honestly dont want to tell you about this place. You owe me. I accept payment in scones (blackberry preferably).

We decided to grab breakfast here last minute on Sunday later morning - there was one woman working all by herself! Handling everything from ordering/ phones/ checking out and cooking!! She was a bit flustered, but she was so sweet. The place was a little out of order - but she made sure to wipe down tables for limited dining. They did offer GF bread as well. We each had the breakfast burrito - i had mine as " bowl " bc of gluten allergy. It was pretty basic, but it was solid! They had great bakery items to go and I could definitely see the potential with this place if they were a bit more organized and more than one person working at a time. She let us know that the previous employee who worked did minimal prep work for the day - yikes!

In town recently for a few nights and stayed right across the street from this cute little place, so ate breakfast here three mornings in a row. LOVED. All of our food was delicious - the original, the muffin, the breakfast burrito. Great coffee, friendly people, excellent outdoor seating which is crucial in our current Covid environment. This was our favorite restaurant of the trip and we'd absolutely come back in a heartbeat when we are in town again!

We always come here for lunch when visiting Breckenridge. Cozy and warm. Mostly locals sharing tables and chatting over coffee and yummy home made food.

We stopped here in Breckinridge just for her food on our drive from San Diego to Kansas. This was a 45 minute detour, but it was totally worth it! We had a vegan chocolate chip cookie which was devoured before we could take a picture! The nachos and pazole was delicious. Thoroughly enjoyed it. On top of all of this, the store owner (forgot her name) was available to stay 30 minutes late for us to eat inside, which is unbelievable! My parents and I thoroughly enjoyed this meal and even took a chocolate chip cookie and triple berry muffin for the road.

I had the Opus it was an amazing breakfast sandwich with a homemade biscuit!! Love the vibe inside also

Disappointing. Perhaps I didn't do my homework but I'm a meat and potato guy, and in my opinion that's what you want in a breakfast burrito. After a night at the Snake River Saloon in prior to a day on the slopes of Breck, I had a hankering for a killer burrito. My friend called ahead and they said they have a great burrito. Again perhaps we didn't qualify enough. Well, I let him move ahead and place the order while I parked, and what we ended up with was some type of pseudo vegetarian burrito with lettuce chicken and sweet potato !?!???.. if that wasn't bad enough, the girl that waited on us had zero personality couldn't even crack a smile or say thank you upon completing the order. Lastly, I don't think $12 plus per burrito is a reasonable fee even in Breckenridge The quest continues I won't be back

Awesome food, great vibe, helpful and happy staff preparing fresh food they take pride in. Fresh ingredients into a good process and prep means a great final product. Baked goods are amazingly good and fresh. The cookie is "healthy" tasting, though, and my wife likes it but it tastes like one of those health food cookies and I'm more like "why bother?" about it. But you still can't lose.

Delicious find in Breck with healthy food! Had the Spicy Tofu Salad in a wrap and added avocado. Other photo is the Lunch Burrito. Order at the counter, sat on the patio in the back. Staff was really friendly.

Fresh and tasty! Huge homage biscuits and moist blueberry muffins. A small electric house that's very charming. This is a great little gem for locals and tourists most importantly, FRESH!

This is a hidden gem located in a national historic building. For breakfast, we had the opus, which was a good sammie, gluten free tacos, blackberry & peach muffin, which was amazing, and chocolate chip cookies. The old 1800s vibe with warm and kind staff and wood burning stove is excellent!

Such a cute little place! Drinks are self serve and the owner is a sweetheart. The gluten free tacos come with eggs, but she made them vegan for me with tofu and black beans and they were AMAZING! Definitely will be back and with more people.

Food was delicious, outdoor patio is perfect and the ladies we're sweet and took great care of us!

Not cheap eats, but healthy eats. As tends to go, when you eat organic the price tag goes up. I had a scrambled egg with tomato spinach cheese sausage and by request (1$) gluten free toast, and it was 12$. I'm not a rich tourist and it's a rare treat to eat out for breakfast and I appreciate the option here, but I do wish it was a teeny bit cheaper. However, it's very delicious, the atmosphere is quaint and homey, and the people are friendly.

Great food. Lovely atmosphere. Adorable little place. Loved the gluten free tacos with spicy tofu.

You would think reading the description and menu, this is another pretentious hipster tourist trap; it's not. You can actually taste the freshness of the food, and I have the palate of a toddler. I actually tried another well known breakfast place right afterwards; I could immediately taste the difference in quality of ingredients. I even think the price point was similar as well between the two businesses. I know where I'll be going next for breakfast.

Coffee ok at best...always a long wait for food because usually only one person working. Food average... Dont understand the hype at all...

This place is the perfect restaurant. Friendly service, amazing and healthy food. I am from out of town and found this place on Yelp and popped in. There was one lady running the whole restaurant and cooking the food herself. The food was super healthy and tasted DELICIOUS. I couldn't have made a home-cooked meal better myself (which says a lot because I am a big cook). Thank you Amazing Grace Restaurant!

We had the best experience, food, and exceptional friendly service at Amazing Grace today. So good we had both breakfast and lunch here. Margery and Tanner made myself and my three teenagers feel warm and welcome. We love supporting local busing and this one is at the top of our list. You have to come experience what great food/beverages, and old school outstanding service feels like.