"Do yourself a favor and make your way to the Hub in downtown Grand Lake for breakfast! The sausage breakfast burritos and the bagel sandwiches were *top notch* but the avocado toast was a little weak (thin bread and it was more of an avocado spread vs avocado chunks). The hub offers counter service, with lots of merchandise to browse while you wait in line. The staff was super courteous and brings your food to your table. The creamer/drip coffee bar was really well stocked with honey and jams! Bathrooms were clean and well stocked. One note, there is a floor level shelf in the line that is really easy to cut your foot on."

"This was the biggest disappointment of our entire trip. Went here to have a nice breakfast but ended up paying $53.00 for what we could have had for free at our hotel. No flavor food, microwaved sausage with nasty grease bubbling on it served on paper plates and plastic forks. The coffee was good. I would not recommend eating breakfast here. If your hotel has breakfast eat there it will be much better without the luxury price tag!"

"Can only rate the coffee as we didn’t eat here. But the coffee is great! I’m picky about my coffees and this place didn’t disappoint. We have went twice and will probably go again tomorrow!"

"Do NOT eat here. Coffee was weak as well. Microwaved food, paper plates and plastic forks. This place is a money grab. Absolutely disgusting and so expensive."

"After coming to The Hub for years I finally am compelled to write this review. Today 8 of our family went there for coffee drinks. We sat at a table drinking our coffee playing a game. The owner was cleaning & opened both doors, leaving them open. It’s the end of December with the frigid cold. Another customer asked to close the door. The owner responded that the shop closed at 3:00. It was 3:05. There is no excuse for rudeness to paying customers. A kind word saying they were closing & could we please leave in the next 10 minutes would be sufficient. Correct me if I am wrong but I have been taught to respect customers who were paying me money and that the customer is always right."