One star because I cannot go lower. Staff was extremely rude. The owners husband was behind the bar and was a joke as a barista and has the worst customer service I've ever experienced in summit county. I did not want to ask him for...a little extra ice because of how he yelled at my girlfriend when the cashier wrote down the wrong drink for her. Plus they were out of everything to eat when I went in in the morning. When we contacted the owner she told us her husband gets that way and that we should probably just not return. For this being in a huge tourist destination and getting this kind of treatment is unacceptable. I wish my coffee would have been good for what we had to deal with. 5 thumbs way down. Will not return. Would not and will not recommend it to anyone.More

Went in there on a crowded day - owner was working behind the bar. Rude older man need to learn that customer service does not stop when there's a line out the door. What a joke.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and their coffee and ice cream. Park in the back of Abbey’s for free off-street parking.

Years ago we were drawn to Abbey's because she was a Bouvier Des Flandres and we mourned the loss of my son's Bouvier. We return, though Abbey too has passed, for the coffee and the memories. A great little coffee shop; a step up from...Starbucks.More

I can be really short and clear about this place: it has good coffees to chose from, and it is a nice, cozy and small place to have your coffee. Something small to eat to add to your coffee as well of course.

This is my morning stop whenever I am in Frisco. The service is always excellent and the coffee perfect. I look forward to returning in a week or so!

We love to stop at Abbey's while biking. It's a cute and cozy little cafe. There is a bike rack right outside. The coffee and the service are good. They also serve light breakfast and lunch items as well as ice cream. Abbey's is named...after the owners' dog (Abbey) whose ashes were scattered in the Himalayas -- there are some great photos on the wall that tell the story. And...as you might guess, it is a dog friendly place. :)More