The Huckleberry - Louisville

One of the best breakfasts in Boulder county. Warm, inviting atmosphere, friendly staff, good house-made pastries, and a nice house-made chai.

First time coming here and I am satisfied with the service, food, and vibe of this establishment. Came in on a Friday afternoon. It was fairly busy but I was able to get seated with little wait time. I ordered earl grey tea and it was pretty tasty. Loose leaf. They had a little minute glass to indicate when it'd be ready. My plate was the huevos rancheros and it was on point. Ordered the eggs over medium and they came out perfect. Food was warm when I received it. There was flavor in the food (if yall only knew how many times I've had this plate at other establishments with no flavor)Definitely satisfied and would order it again. Waitress was named Via. She was prompt and friendly I'd come back here again and would recommend it to people

One of a few local breakfast spots with consistent fare. The place needs a makeover, though. Tables are sticky (from worn away poly finish) and the attention to cleanliness is questionable, as evidenced by then crud build up around the bathroom light switch. Three months later. No change with that gross bathroom wall switch.

Cute little place. The food here is great! Especially the corn beef hash. Yum!

The place is pretty. We were seated right away. When you come in, you see pastries that look really good but are never offered to you lol. The caprese Benedict was just ok, the pesto hollandaise lacked flavor, I had to add salt! My friend was also not impressed with his pulled pork benedicts, also lacked flavor and didn’t have much meat in them. I think I enjoyed my side of fried potatoes more. My husband had biscuits and gravy and he did enjoy that. The service was friendly, but it felt rushed. After the table was cleared, the waiter just left the check and left, we were not asked if we’d like coffee, dessert or anything else. There were plenty of empty tables all around, no waiting line, and had two hours left before closing time. We headed to the bakery just across the street for dessert and coffee.