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Yeti's Grind is a local coffee company that has been pouring in the Vail Valley since 2010, and its Vail Village café sits in the Solaris building on East Meadow Drive. The pitch is simple: specialty coffee made with care, breakfast burritos, avocado toast and sandwiches, and the owners pitch it as a place to linger as much as a place to grab a cup on the way out.

It works for an early coffee and burrito before a day on the mountain, a meeting over cappuccinos, a catch-up with friends, or a slow morning with a book. The café opens at 7 a.m. every day.

The coffee

The espresso bar pulls espresso, cappuccino, cortado and macchiato alongside drip coffee, cold brew, chai, teas, smoothies and boba drinks. The specialty latte list has personality, with house drinks such as Honey Lavender, Mud Season, Wired Yeti and Moose Tracks, and in fall a pumpkin spice latte, pumpkin spice mocha and a dirty horchata chai. Bagged coffee is sold to take home.

The food

Breakfast burritos come with bacon or sausage, eggs, roasted potatoes and cheese, with a vegan black-bean version and an OG green chili burrito. Toasts run from simple avocado with black lava sea salt to an avocado egg-salad toast with bacon, and the sandwiches include a turkey, bacon, avocado and Havarti, a turkey artichoke pesto, and a tomato, mozzarella and pesto melt. Housemade scones, croissants and gluten-free banana chocolate chip bread fill the pastry case. Gluten-free options run through the menu.

Ordering ahead

You can order and pay online and collect at the Village café: enter under the stairs at Solaris and your order waits on the shelf in front of you. Full hours are in the FAQ below.

The West Vail café

Yeti's Grind also runs a café in West Vail, on North Frontage Road West by I-70's West Vail exit. It is the same company with the same drinks menu, and a handy stop if you are staying outside the Village or leaving town. The company also has cafés down valley in Edwards and Eagle.

Sources: Yeti's Grind, Yeti's Grind menu, Yeti's Grind online ordering. Checked September 24, 2026.

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141 E Meadow Dr #108
Vail, 81657

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About Yeti's Grind

Quick answer: Yeti's Grind is a café at 141 E Meadow Dr #108, Vail, CO 81657. Local coffee at Solaris in Vail Village since 2010: specialty lattes, breakfast burritos, avocado toast and sandwiches, with order-ahead pickup.

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Yeti's Grind is a local coffee company that has been pouring in the Vail Valley since 2010, and its Vail Village café sits in the Solaris building on East Meadow Drive. The pitch is simple: specialty coffee made with care, breakfast burritos, avocado toast and sandwiches, and the owners pitch it as a place to linger as much as a place to grab a cup on the way out.

It works for an early coffee and burrito before a day on the mountain, a meeting over cappuccinos, a catch-up with friends, or a slow morning with a book. The café opens at 7 a.m. every day.

The coffee

The espresso bar pulls espresso, cappuccino, cortado and macchiato alongside drip coffee, cold brew, chai, teas, smoothies and boba drinks. The specialty latte list has personality, with house drinks such as Honey Lavender, Mud Season, Wired Yeti and Moose Tracks, and in fall a pumpkin spice latte, pumpkin spice mocha and a dirty horchata chai. Bagged coffee is sold to take home.

The food

Breakfast burritos come with bacon or sausage, eggs, roasted potatoes and cheese, with a vegan black-bean version and an OG green chili burrito. Toasts run from simple avocado with black lava sea salt to an avocado egg-salad toast with bacon, and the sandwiches include a turkey, bacon, avocado and Havarti, a turkey artichoke pesto, and a tomato, mozzarella and pesto melt. Housemade scones, croissants and gluten-free banana chocolate chip bread fill the pastry case. Gluten-free options run through the menu.

Ordering ahead

You can order and pay online and collect at the Village café: enter under the stairs at Solaris and your order waits on the shelf in front of you. Full hours are in the FAQ below.

The West Vail café

Yeti's Grind also runs a café in West Vail, on North Frontage Road West by I-70's West Vail exit. It is the same company with the same drinks menu, and a handy stop if you are staying outside the Village or leaving town. The company also has cafés down valley in Edwards and Eagle.

Sources: Yeti's Grind, Yeti's Grind menu, Yeti's Grind online ordering. Checked September 24, 2026.

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Amenities at Yeti's Grind

  • Online order-ahead pickup
  • Outdoor patio seating (Solaris Plaza)
  • Gluten-free breads
  • Vegan burrito
  • Bagged coffee retail
  • Boba and smoothies

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours at Yeti's Grind in Vail Village?
The café opens at 7 a.m. every day. The closing time is the fact to check before you go: the café's listing, checked in September 2026, gives 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday, while Google currently shows an hour later (to 6 p.m., and 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday), and Vail's seasonal restaurant lists show the hours shifting again in the shoulder seasons (later openings and a reduced schedule in spring). Call the Village café on (970) 476-1515 to confirm the day's close, and do not use the West Vail café's hours for this store: West Vail lists 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
What is on the Yeti's Grind menu, and what should I order?
Start with the specialty lattes, which are the café's signature: Honey Lavender, Mud Season (chocolate, cinnamon and cayenne), Wired Yeti (dark and white chocolate with hazelnut), Moose Tracks (caramel, coconut and sea salt), Cocomel, and the Italian Stallion, which reviewers name most. The espresso bar also pulls cappuccino, cortado and macchiato alongside drip, cold brew, chai, teas, smoothies and boba. In fall, look for the Dirty Horchata Chai and the pumpkin spice line. For food, the breakfast burritos are the staple (bacon or sausage; a vegan black bean version; an OG green chili), with avocado toasts, bagels, sandwiches and housemade scones and croissants. The full menu is at yetisgrindmenu.my.canva.site; note that a few items on it (cinnamon rolls, danishes) are served only at the Edwards and Eagle cafés. Bagged coffee is sold to take home.
What do reviews say about Yeti's Grind in Vail Village?
As of October 2026, Google rates the Village café 4.5 out of 5 from 629 reviews, the largest review count of any Vail Village coffee shop in this guide, and its Yelp profile carries 96 reviews. Reviewers praise the lattes above all (the homemade syrup selection and the signature drinks), the breakfast burritos and pastries, the friendly staff, and the plaza seating in front of the Solaris ice rink. The recurring notes are that it gets very busy at peak morning hours, and that the coffee outshines the matcha. Quote the Google figure with its count; an older aggregator showing 4.8 from 155 reviews is a stale partial mirror of the same pool and should not be used.
Can I order ahead at Yeti's Grind?
Yes. Order and pay online through the ordering page on yetisgrind.com, and **choose the Vail Village location before you pay**: the same storefront serves West Vail, Edwards and Eagle, and an order sent to the wrong café waits at the wrong counter. Village pickup is inside the Solaris entrance under the stairs, where orders wait on the shelf. There is no delivery; order-ahead pickup and walking in are the options.
Does Yeti's Grind have gluten-free or vegan options?
Yes to both. Gluten-free: the pastry case carries gluten-free banana chocolate chip bread and gluten-free pumpkin bread, and the café's own page pitches "GF options" as part of its offer; no item is certified gluten-free, so anyone with a hard constraint should ask at the counter. Vegan: the menu labels a Vegan burrito (black beans, veggies, rice and salsa), and the OG Green Chili burrito is built on vegetarian green chili. The avocado toasts and several sandwiches cover vegetarian orders.
How many Yeti's Grind locations are there, and which one is this?
Four, all in the Vail Valley, all pouring the same drinks menu. **This page is the Vail Village café**, in the Solaris building at 141 East Meadow Drive, Suite 108, phone (970) 476-1515. The others are West Vail (2271 North Frontage Road West, by the I-70 exit, phone (970) 763-5182, shorter hours), Edwards, and Eagle, where the company opened its first café in 2007. If a search result shows a Frontage Road address or a 763 phone number, you are looking at West Vail, not this café.
Where is Yeti's Grind in Vail Village, and where do I park?
In the Solaris building at 141 East Meadow Drive, Suite 108, in Vail Village, facing Solaris Plaza and its ice rink; for online pickup orders, enter under the stairs. Vail Village is pedestrian and there is no street parking at the café: park in the Vail Village parking structure and walk through the village to Solaris, or ride the free Town of Vail bus.
Does Yeti's Grind have outdoor seating?
Yes. The café sits recessed under the Solaris balcony with patio seating out front on Solaris Plaza, facing the ice rink and the green space, which reviewers single out ("amazing coffee and pastries, right on the green space and good seating"). Inside there is a wooden plank bar and a variety of seating. On peak mornings the line can run out the door, and the plaza tables are the overflow that makes that pleasant rather than crowded.
Can I work on a laptop at Yeti's Grind, and how do I contact the Village café?
People do work here: the café pitches itself as a place for "a business meeting, coffee with friends or a first date" and for lingering over a book, and visit reports describe free Wi-Fi and remote workers in the cozy seating. The café does not publish a Wi-Fi policy, so treat Wi-Fi as reported by visitors rather than guaranteed, and expect the room to be at its busiest (and loudest) in the morning rush. To check anything, including the day's hours, contact this café directly: (970) 476-1515 or [email protected]. Those are the Village café's contacts; West Vail answers on a different number.

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