This place has a really nice karaoke night on Wednesdays. Nice beer, selection, friendly crowd, and…read morea great bartender (Pat). Comfortable seating.

This cute and friendly little spot is awesome! We wandered in on a Wednesday night after some…read moreindoor putt putt next door. They also have food, but we didn't try. We tasted a beer from Iceland on tap, wow it was great! Einstock Iceland White Ale -- get it! Try it! We were sold after that taste :) You generally walk up to the bar to get drinks, but it was really nice they were coming over to check on us since they had the time. And we did order more when they came over, so good on them! And they were friendly, too. It was a nice time there. We got lucky it happened to be all day happy hour on Wednesdays, yay!! Otherwise, it's 4-6pm M-F where you can get $5 well drinks/beers/wines and chips & salsa. It's in a strip mall but don't let that deter you! There's so many strip malls out this way, anyway. I saw there was an outdoor space but we didn't check it out as it was chilly, brrrr. And they have a small stage for live music, I think he said it was Thursday to Saturday.

Even though it's in DTC, this place is giving all the Hawaiian vibes!…read more I came here with the sole purpose to work in the afternoon and it was a much needed delight. Plenty of space, tables and outlets with strong WiFi and even stronger coffee! Since I've never been, I kept it traditional and ordered off their regular menu vs seasonal drinks. Coco MacNut Latte was pretty tasty, they will put it in a glass or cup if you're staying there which I appreciate. Staff was super friendly, clean bathrooms and they even had free smoothie samples to try. I'll be adding this to my working from a coffee shop rotation, mahalo!!!

Cute little coffee shop that really invokes a feeling of Hawaii in Denver. Love that local feel…read more Staff was friendly enough. I bought a bag of beans and a small drip coffee. I was hoping the small coffee would be free with purchase of bag, but I guess it wasn't. The bag of coffee wasn't cheap, so I was disappointed in how over-roasted the beans were. Adjusting grind levels and water temperature, there was always a bitterness or too watered down. The other flavors present in the beans, however, we're quite nice. I was hoping that they would have real kona coffee, but unfortunately their supplier suffered from disaster in Hawaii. Not going to blame them for that, but objectively speaking, if a Hawaiian coffee shop doesn't have Hawaiian coffee, then I am sad about it. At the same time, due to the circumstances, there is a compelling reason to throw some more support behind them.

This café is such a cozy and charming place! The atmosphere is warm and relaxing, with comfy sofas…read moreand a very inviting vibe. I also loved the fresh flowers on the tables -- such a sweet touch that makes the space feel even more pleasant and welcoming. The coffee is absolutely delicious -- truly one of the best in the city. I especially loved the lavender latte, it was amazing! The staff is super sweet and friendly, which made the experience even better. It was a pleasure to spend time here. I also love the big garage-style doors and the large balcony -- it feels like a perfect spot to enjoy the outdoors in the summer. Highly recommend!

The place is beautiful and clean. Very welcoming and comfortable. The cashier was nice and…read moreexplained their cause, to help the youth in the area. With that said, the coffee was delicious. I got the pumpkin spice latte. It wasn't overly sweet, like some mainstream coffee house. I also grabbed a bfast burrito. Very simple and filling. The location was a bit out of the way. It's on the second story of the building and marked with paper signs, on the walls. Other than that, it was a welcoming and peaceful place to enjoy a coffee. If you are in the area, and want a good cup, then drop on by.

I don't give five-star reviews lightly, but Enchanted Grounds (Highlands Ranch) absolutely earned…read moreit. My 12-year-old son has recently gotten into Dungeons & Dragons, and for his birthday we reserved a table here knowing that Enchanted Grounds welcomes tabletop RPGs. I'll admit, I was a little hesitant about leaving my son and four of his friends somewhere new on their own for nearly four hours. Any concerns disappeared almost immediately. One staff member in particular, Paul, went above and beyond. The boys would not stop saying, "Paul is the GOAT." He checked in on them throughout their entire time there, helped them out whenever they needed it, and genuinely made them feel welcome. More importantly, he made me feel completely at ease as a parent. It's rare to find a business that not only creates a fun, inclusive space for kids but also earns the trust of parents so effortlessly. Enchanted Grounds Highlands Ranch has my respect and admiration. Thank you for giving my son one of the best birthday experiences he's ever had. We'll definitely be back.

I used to be a huge fan of this place, recomendibg them to anyone on the south side of town. But…read moreunfortunately a recent experience has really soured me on them. For a MtG prerelease with very limited seats, for a set I was very excited for I called early in the week to understand how they handle prerelease events. Per their site, and Per the conversation with their employee, there wer no pre-event sign-ups, and a half an hour before the event they would start registering people. I asked if there was pre-queueing, and was told that happens, so I asked if showing up fifteen minutes early would give a good chance for making the limited seating. What can I say, I was excited. I invited my friends and we were all going to be there early. In total, five of us. Well, as I was pulling up 15 minutes before the event, I found out they had done a sign up, and before they were even supposed to be starting to register folks, they had run out of seats. And the answer to why they did exactly what they had told us they were not going to do? Management decided the night before to change things. I regret having suggested to my friends that we go there for the event. I regret that those friends purchased a draft box at above MSRP from this store in an attempt to save the evening. I regret that they decided to buy beverages there, as our evening had been ruined by Enchanted Grounds' management team. Will I be back? Maybe. Will I trust them on their event descriptions? Nope.

Great location at Streets of SouthGlenn. The coffee is just okay (surprising since it's Kaladi) -…read more it's good if you like "coffee creations".

Liz is not only a wonderful barista but an amazing person. She always goes the extra mile to make…read moreyour experience wonderful! 10/10! Support local and she is the best place to do that.

I felt so tired before work one day I stopped by for a quick coffee as I was nearby. Although the…read moreplace was BUSY the staff was so nice giving me recommendations as I always ask when I'm trying a new place. The place is tucked in a corner of a shopping plaza and is a really nice spot to sit and enjoy your drink. I got the frozen bear and LOVED it. There's so many things to try that caught my eye which keeps giving me reasons to come back. I'm so happy I found this little spot and it quickly became one of my new favorite spots.

Lovely hang out place! With rustic looks !!…read moreWith lovely ambiance ....& loved the way they served coffee in kinda different mugs!! Service was good .... Totally a great place go out for your girlfriends taks,hang outs & chit chats! Cappuccino was grt ,& so their latte! Recommend for sure !!!!

It was my first time, and I will be coming back often! The people running Winstons are the nicest…read morepeople ever. Very knowledgeable and gave me a nice little rundown of the most popular items and options available. 100/10 would recommend this cute little spot! They also have pictures of Winston, the legend himself hanging up and he is THE cutest little guy!!!! If you love awesome coffee, wonderful breakfast burritos, friendly humans, and cute puppers... GO! NOW! *Even if you don't you should still go. Might make you a better person*

The guy that owns this is insanely cool and so helpful when deciding on drinks. The coffee actually…read moretastes quality and you can tell he cares about making everything taste amazing. He was also super quick with making the drinks! Definitely come here if you haven't.

As my daughter says this place is a "vibe", a good one! ;-)…read more Stopped in and had my first Turkish Coffee. Pastries are made in house and several gluten free options that were delicious. Great atmosphere and overall great experience. The staff and everything was 5 Stars! Check out this hidden gem.

Met someone here for a meeting since it was close for both of us. I had never been and was…read morepleasantly surprised. The service was very friendly, and I was greeted and taken care of right away. I am usually not a hot coffee drinker, but I decided to try the Spiced Turkish Latte since it is one of their specialties. The spices were very nice and not too sweet. There are tables of different sizes for people to sit, work, or chat with others. I was there close to closing, so the owner asked if I would like a free cup of their fresh-roasted drip coffee since they had extra. More caffeine for me, bonus! Cute packaging on the cups with cute decor, It's Coffee is a great alternative to the usual coffee chains.

I absolutely loved the matcha latte. It was smooth and creamy, with a subtle, well-balanced…read moresweetness from the lavender syrup. My boyfriend and I also visited a few weeks ago and had the amber latte, which was nicely made and had a lovely touch of spice

Finally tried Monk & Mongoose yesterday. I would love to go back to check out more drinks to have a…read morebetter sampling, especially the seasonal drinks, but I ordered an iced matcha tea. It was pretty good. I think I needed to order it with a little more sweetener but it hit the spot for the craving. Fast service. Nice vibe inside. Had to order and go unfortunately, but I'll keep this spot in mind for friend coffee meet ups since it's a nice location and pleasant coffee shop to hang out in.

The newly rebranded More Café (formerly the Coffeebar) is still the same large, comfortable, and…read morewelcoming space to work or catch up with colleagues and friends. My Americano was good, and I appreciate that they offer some gluten-free options. The service was just okay, and prices have gone up, but overall it's a nice spot to spend time.

I can't find a better place than this artisan coffee shop inside a grad school so I could cozy up…read moreon a super cold day at the tail end of the frigid vortex weather. I could have easily gone to one of the coffee shops I already knew but that simply wasn't a satisfying thought to be frank. I bothered to google search to find something new for me to experiment/experience. I did the right thing. Getting here was a bit tricky. My GPS took me to a different building which I knew wasn't the right place. I almost left without making any further effort but good thing that I remained resilient in my quest. At last, I finally came to the right building. "Is this a church?" was what I thought once I was inside the building. Well, precisely speaking, it's a grad school (Augustine Institute; if you get lost like I did due to my inaccurate GPS directions, put Augustine Institute in your map), an institution where students major in Catholic apostolate. But you need not worry what your religious views or background is. The coffee shop has a very welcoming atmosphere where all are welcome and accepted no matter what you are. Such feeling came when Jack, the kind and warm hearted barista upfront, not only asked me my name but also introduced himself to me like a good neighbor does. What an ice breaker it was to warm me up upon arrival. The customer service is simply impeccable here. I ordered a cappuccino. And to go along with the caffeine, I got me the ham & cheese croissant. And to enjoy this place fully I opted for dine in (as I was not in a hurry.) There was another young man upfront alongside Jack. That young man brought me my cappuccino to my table. Later, Jack brought me my croissant. I really liked the way they warmed up my savory. They used a panini maker to press it down so the croissant was flattened to fairly thin. All the ingredients were nice and warm to the right temperature. I still tasted the flaky croissant on the outside. I've never seen a croissant served like this so I found it to be very creative. My cappuccino tasted wonderfully. Whereas I do like the bitter coffee taste sometimes I prefer it to be mellowed out by whatever the dairy product they use so it's creamy to some extent. Since I asked for whole milk (as Jack asked me what kind of mild I wanted) the kind of milk I chose was just the right kind to make my cappuccino to be the perfection of artisan coffee. Quiet and cozy with comfort seatings through, my late morning coffee time was simply perfect.