Cornell Farm

"Lovely nursery with beautiful landscaping and a quaint farmhouse restaurant/cafe. Expect an hour wait for mediocre food. Recommend using the to go cafe, buying your plants/dirt/garden stuff and leaving. There’s better food for less money and a much shorter wait. If you do decide to try the restaurant , keep in contact with your host because they might just lose your number."

"I like visiting the cafe from time to time. Their chocolate croissants are remarkably close to what you can get in Paris and their coffee is pretty good. The baristas move with all the purpose and urgency of sea slugs, but I can overlook it when my warm croissant meets me at the to go window."

"The best place to shop for plants and you can have your morning coffee as well"

"Cornell Farm is a beautiful garden that exudes tranquility and charm. The vast array of plants creates a picturesque setting, making it a delightful oasis for nature enthusiasts. The addition of a cafe further enhances the experience, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy refreshments amidst the greenery."

"It's a place where can take a break like an oasis on the desolate asphalt road. There are many small pots, herbs, vegetables, fruit trees, seedlings, etc. There are various kinds organized by section, so it's a place with a lot to see. I think it will be the best place if have brunch, coffee, and look around in early afternoon on Sunday . Everything was perfect, but the coffee taste wasn't that great. I was using sleepy monk coffee bean (micro roaster in Canon city - did not like their coffee since had a coffee in their shop ) so it wasn't that distinctive, and the degree of grinding wasn't right, It wouldn't be easy to make a taste like this with such a great coffee extractor and a grinder ,,, that was a pity ! This is a highly recommended place. Guys !! If you take your girlfriend or wife with you, you'll probably get a lot of credit !!! The only thing left with 4 stars is the taste of Americano and cafe latte coffee."