Cute bakery/coffee shop right off College. I stopped in to find some cinnamon rolls. When I first walked in, it's a very cozy shop with a home-like atmosphere. The line was pretty long, but moved fast. The cinnamon rolls were on the small side, but still quite tasty. I also opted for the spiced cherry croissant knot and that was absolutely amazing. Staff were all very friendly in their interactions. Hope to come back to sit down inside the shop to enjoy a bite and a cup of coffee/tea!

Cozy house-like interior, friendly staff. Everything seems made from scratch. Pastries have more butter and sweeter than we like though, bread was ok. Shortbread cookies were the best.

Everything was delicious as always. Line moved quickly. The only thing I'd change as a business owner was, the level of music was too quiet.... I felt like I was in a library my table felt like we had to be quiet so others could study... instead of just socializing at a 'bakeshop' ...

Cool bakery and coffee shop in the middle of Fort Collins, close to Old Town. Excellent pastries, and good espresso, and great ambiance. Students and locals seem to love it. The main thing I find myself missing when I go there is the small glass of sparkling water to accompany an espresso that you'll often see at great coffee shops like Blue Bottle, etc. When I asked about it, the suggestion was to buy a plastic bottle of San Pellegrino. The fact that they're not wrapping their pastries in plastic wrap, something a lot of places in Colorado do, is a plus. The lack of the side of soda water is a minus. Taken together, these things suggest to me that Little Bird is good but is not fully aware of some of the really nice places out there (which is fine; they're still good).

The bakery is located in a little old house close to campus. The pastries are delicious! They have great coffee and fun coffee drinks. Plenty of space to sit and visit with friends or set up to work for a bit. Very friendly staff and an overall great atmosphere. It's one of our favorite regular stops in Fort Collins.

Blah, blah, blah. Very good pastries and baked goods. Very good espresso drinks. Comfortable environment, transformed into community hangout from a private residence. Charming.

Love the ambiance of this coffee shop/bakery. Didn't get a chance to try their food or baked goods but I did order a matcha latte with whole milk and I must say I was very disappointed on how weak it was. The color was too light and it tasted like it was all milk. When I asked them to put more matcha in it, they did very willingly, however ... it did not change the flavor or the color of the drink. Skip the matcha all together here and just enjoy the ambiance & the baked goods. Looks like a place where college students meet with their parents.

This is the first time I've been to the new location and it is adorable! Set in an old house (and formerly an old Italian restaurant as well), it's a little maze to explore. We walked in and headed to the back where the counter is to order. It was about an hour before they closed, so they were out of a few of the pastries and the quiche, but I settled on the caramelized onion toast that came with a very fresh kale salad. The servers handed me a buzzer and poured our drinks and we walked upstairs to the patio. After a few minutes the buzzer went off and I picked up my massive plate. The toast was exceptionally delicious and had an intense rich caramelized onion flavor, topped with white cheddar. After originally thinking the price was a little excessive, the serving size more than made up for the cost. A very cute house, friendly servers and a great little snack.

Best cafe in Fort Collins in my opinion. Their pastries are perfection, and so are their foaming abilities when it comes to lattes. Everything is just as it should be. I love that they offer unsweet, amazing quality matcha. The location, in an old house, is stunning, the wood banister up the stairs, the stained glass windows. And the pricing is fair. I do prefer a more grungy ambiance, but they have local artists work on the walls which makes up for it. And the service is always, kind and, they're on it. Thank you Little Bird.

Spent a week in Fort Collins last month and had the occasion to visit a number of coffee shops and cafes. This was one of the best! First, the shop itself is in what appears to be a cozy older home. There are small tables set up in what was probably a dining room and living room- I chose a seat on the enclosed porch. You walk through to the back to order and then find yourself a place to sit. It was move in week at CSU so that might explain it, but there was plenty of available seating. I had mushroom toast (like avocado toast except with sauted mushrooms instead of avocado)- why have I never come to this concept on my own? It was outstanding. I also got a cinnamon roll and a scone to go. In a cute little to-go box, they traveled well and were tasty when we ate them later. They had a strong internet connection but are clear upfront that you only get access for an hour. That would have been a major bummer if I had been there to study, but since I had limited time it was not an issue during this visit. Most of the guests were in twos and threes, mostly younger crowd, but there were a few larger tables if you brought a gang. They also had tables out on the lawn,. Good to know that there is plentiful parking behind the building because the on-street parking is non-existent. Only went once on this trip (trying to share the love and try as many places as I could) but I will definitely be coming back to this one on my next trip to FoCo.