Upper East Side

This is my go to place for a quick and tasty lunch. I usually opt for one of the sandwiches they have available in either small or large. Usually a small on ciabatta of any of the sandwiches is enough to fill you up, and usually what I grab. My frequently eaten picks are the Southwest Club and Super Supreme. They both have this green chili ranch dressing that’s out of this world and adds a ton of flavor.
Prices are reasonable, and you can walk out with a sandwich, drink, and chips for under $ 10. I have to agree that service has been a hit or miss in the past, but the last few visits were friendly and quick. The staff are typical Durangoian’s and very chill, which can be a problem to some, but I have no problem with it. The place is a bit small on the inside and you might have to sit with a stranger, but it’s a good way to meet new people.
All the pastries and other baked goods have been very good. Yes, some of the stuff is on the sweet side, but I have a huge sweet tooth. I’ve only had their coffee once and it was a good cup of brew. Come by around lunch to get some cheap leftover breakfast burritos. At half off they are a much better deal and really good burritos.
TL; DR: it’s an awesome little side of the road sandwich/​coffee/​bakery place that I go to at least twice a week and so should you. Great for either breakfast for lunch.

The Theo is prolly my favorite breakfast item. (biscuits with potatoes, eggs, sausage and covered with gravy) The breakfast burritos are the best in town in my opinion.
The service is always fast and all the employees have a very kewl laid back attitude.

Good coffee and breakfast burritos… but be warned the burritos are waaay small, expensive, and has processed cheese in them. That still does not deter me from having one every so often. It’s a savory treat, albeit not a complete meal.
The pastries are questionably made on premises. They have all the consistency of premade, frozen Pilsbury dough, are sickeningly sweet (REALLY sweet).
Customer service is hit or miss. There have been some very attentive and sweet ladies working there and a nice Rastafarian in the kitchen, but there are a handful of others that can make the experience less than comfortable with their snarkiness.

I have home to this place a number of times after the 1 pm hour and the food is good. The staff isn’t great but ok
today, we planned to meet for a sandwich and got there at 1:45 pm and I was told they had already started cleaning and were closed for food except a muffin. The stated hours are until 2 pm.
It’s not ok to advertise hours and then decide to close eaRly for no reason! I won’t be planning on stopping by for my sandwich any more.

What a gem of a little place! Most people won’t find Upper East Side as it is not in town. It is, however, on the way to the airport located next to a small gas station.
We originally stopped here to grab coffee. But Upper East Side has much more to offer than that:
1. DELICIOUS breakfast tacos and burritos with excellent salsa
2. A wide array of teas to go with excellent coffee
3. FANTASTIC sandwiches
4. DECADENT desserts (pictures to be posted later)
5. REASONABLE prices
If you get a chance, stop by. You will enjoy it!