Blue Sparrow Coffee is easily one of the best coffee spots in the city. I got the hot caramel latte…read morewith oat milk, made with their Headliner espresso. The espresso was dialed in perfectly, not too bitter and not too light. I couldn't really taste the caramel, but the latte itself was still delicious. 8.7/10. Service was amazing, they were super patient while I was ordering. The space is also big with plenty of seating, making it a great spot to get work done.

This location of Blue Sparrow is right down the street from our beautiful capitol building. The…read morebuilding is unique and funky while the coffee shop itself has an elegant romantic vibe. Coffee is delish, pastries are yummy, service was good. There is a small parking lot and street parking. Gran some coffee and walk to the capitol!

Cute little coffee shop in Union Station and since I love pigs I was drawn on by the name…read more I ordered an iced tiramisu latte half sweet and my friend got a chocolate croissant, she wanted it warmed up but didn't ask if it was possible but it still tasted good. The latte 1/2 sweet was perfect! Service was fast and friendly.

Denver Union Station is a very large, very beautiful monument to the idea that old trains are…read moreromantic. Inside sits Pigtrain Coffee, which sells organic beans from a local roaster called Conscious Coffee, and pastries made by an executive chef, or so I am told. The iced latte I purchased was perfectly adequate. It was cold and it was wet, which are the two primary things an iced latte must be. The organic beans did their duty, though my nervous system could not tell the difference between these sustainable crops and the regular kind. The drink did its job with no particular ambition. The prices are exactly what you expect when you buy a liquid near expensive historic architecture. There is a five percent surcharge added to the bill. Three percent of it goes to preserving the old station, and two percent goes toward a fair wage fee for the staff. This means you are paying for history and economic justice at the exact same time you are paying for espresso. The staff members moved with the heavy, unhurried rhythm of a long afternoon. Nobody was unkind to me, but nobody seemed terribly excited about the grand human comedy of caffeine distribution either. They simply, eventually, handed over the cups. If you need to drink something before you walk out into Wynkoop Plaza or board a train, this establishment will do. It is fine. Some days, fine is all the universe has on offer.

Their menu looked really amazing . But the whole purpose of going over to their shop was to get a…read more special latte . I was pretty bummed to see they were not serving coffee anymore for the day . It was only around 11 am on a Friday But it's ok there was a lot of other great restaurants in the market . I just shifted and tried another

This place was interesting! I found it when trying to seek out cool/unique coffees -- they have one…read morecalled the blueberry hedgehog which has blueberry and brown sugar. It had a fairly good amount of blueberry flavor - actually was the best blueberry latte I've had! I got it iced, it was $7. They were pretty quick to make it too - no complaints!

I stopped into Little Owl at the Populus location every morning before my 3-day conference. There…read morewas always a line, but it always went by pretty quickly. The baristas here have it down to a science how they manage the coffee queue. I always had an iced Americano and it was always good. The staff are always super nice and friendly. No notes.

Bingo! I think I've officially been to all the Little Owl Coffee locations in Denver - at least so…read morefar until they open up more. It tends to be a pain to park near any of them. I'm imagining their target audience is anyone WALKING in the area of the coffeeshops. This one is inside the lobby of the Populus Hotel. Very small counter with limited staffing. I got one of the specialty lattes, iced, alongside their muffin of the day which I think was orange, carrot, and olive oil. Both items were absolutely delicious. There's some seating around the cafe, but I'd imagine most people would take the orders to-go. Would come here again, especially if I ever did a staycation at the Populus!

Located inside the Vib Best Western Hotel in the Denver Arts District…read more Cool and chill vibes and super friendly staff Got an Americano and a delicious Sweet Potato Breakfast Burrito. I recommend.

I almost couldn't find this place. My GPS clearly said "Arrived" but I was like, "Where?" Then I…read morenoticed a hand-written sign on the building wall that says, "heady coffee, locally roasted beans, heady breakfast offerings, open daily: 6am-11:30am". Aha! This store is on the first floor inside this tall building (so if you are on the northeast corner of 36th and Brighton, then you are at the right place; just step inside the building and the coffee shop is to the left through the main entrance on Brighton.) The exterior sign I read upon arrival was promising. Whereas I receive/obtain services from some corporate giants from time to time, I'm all about supporting local businesses. With that in mind, thanks Heady for existing for us. I really liked the tables/chairs and sofas. It's inviting where you want to sink in the nice cushiony sofa and read your favorite book or open your laptop to do some computer work. The bar seating was also spacious and inviting as well. The guy behind the counter wasn't smiling much but he was very professional to me. I ordered a small cappuccino ($4.50) and sweet potato burrito ($8) for to-go. After I had gotten my beverage/food, I looked around once last time to take more photos. The wall where the one and only TV screen is located has some artwork done on it: Rhinoceros to the left and "DENVER" to the right. This artwork matches with the overall ambiance of the shop. Nicely done. Inside my car, I sipped my cap a little and took a bit of the burrito. The burrito was super hot; it had been at least 5 minutes but it was still burning hot (lol!) The tortilla was nice and (lightly) brown. Inside was packed with scrambled egg(s) and pieces of sweet potato (steam was coming from it; must have sat on the hot plate for a while.) Great size/portion!! Enjoyed this place; another nice discovery!

Terrific work cafe. Great coffee and nice niches for working. Punk rock music in the background and…read morefun people watching.

3-star might justify based on everything I experienced at this coffee shop today…read more Its inconspicuous existence (especially the secondary door that is facing Larimer) is quite intriguing. Utilizing the existing brick walls, the interior layout is creative with all sorts of art. Their location is their luckiest part as it consistently draws steady footprints. It thus gets packed in a few seconds. It offers (firstly) coffee based drinks. It does have a kitchen where they make more than just pastries and the like. It's definitely more than a simple coffee shop for sure. Service, however, was quite basic. The lady upfront smiled but hesitantly. She wasn't rude but I simply didn't feel welcome. Hence describing their current customer service system or skills as "good" might fuel their egos (wow, did I really say that?? LOL!!) My quad latte was decent/good. I could have done less espresso shots as it sure was strong or too strong (this wasn't their fault; it was mine.) Yes, in conclusion, the shop can and should refine its service (upping it one more level might draw solid raves from the people). Well. I'm not that distraught by any means so in due time, I might utilize them in the future.

What a great place! I ordered the Aji Bourbon, an iced Japanese-style pour-over, and I've never had…read moreanything quite like it. It was incredibly smooth, not bitter at all, with subtle hints of citrus. My family and I ordered several different drinks, and every one of them was excellent. Troy, the owner, was incredibly friendly and took the time to explain the coffee, how his wife sources the beans, and what makes each one unique. I really appreciated their passion and enthusiasm for coffee. I highly recommend stopping by if you're looking for exceptional coffee and a welcoming atmosphere!

This place was really good! I ordered the Kopi klepon and my boyfriend had the Asian five spice…read morelatte. I wish there was a bit more Pandan flavor in my latte but both were so good! We also ordered the raspberry pistachio cronut made by Parlor Doughnuts, heated up, and it was unexpectedly delicious!

A serious coffee house for serious coffee drinkers. And a great place to sit and work, with rows…read moreof customers, heads deep into their laptops, keeping the economy humming. It's a neighborhood icon, and there's a nice selection of pastries to help fuel your work. Definitely recommended. PS - parking is a challenge, so hoof it over there.

I am writing this in hopes that the owner will relay this feedback to the staff and consider a…read morebetter approach to the current closing procedures. This was my second visit to Thump Coffee within a week. I rarely leave a one-star review; in fact, I generally prefer to leave positive reviews when a business provides a good experience. Unfortunately, today's experience was disappointing enough that I feel it is worth bringing to the owner's attention. I arrived at approximately 3:50 p.m. and ultimately left at 4:21 p.m. because of the closing procedures taking place around me. At approximately 4:15 p.m., a staff member began vacuuming the wood floors and moving chairs around the tables. I was sitting at one of the longer tables and initially assumed she was simply spot-cleaning. However, she continued vacuuming throughout the area and eventually began moving chairs around the table where I was sitting. As she got closer to me, I asked if she needed me to move. I was sitting near the wall and was trying to stay out of her way. She responded, "Oh no," and indicated that I could remain seated. She then moved to the opposite side of the table and continued vacuuming around me. I eventually asked what time the establishment closed, and she told me 5:00 p.m. I was surprised, particularly because it was only around 4:15 p.m. and there were still approximately 20-25 customers inside or around the establishment. I had just spent $16.86, including a 20% tip, and was there studying for my pilot's exam. I understand that employees need to complete closing duties and prepare the establishment for the end of the day. However, beginning those duties nearly 45 minutes before closing--particularly vacuuming around customers who are actively working, studying, or conducting business--made the experience uncomfortable and gave the impression that customers were being encouraged to leave before closing time. I would encourage management to consider scheduling or sequencing closing tasks in a way that does not interfere with customers who are still actively using the space. A coffee shop's atmosphere is a significant part of the experience, and having a vacuum running around customers while they are working or studying can be quite disruptive. On a positive note, the coffee and food are solid, which is why I was happy to return for a second visit within the same week. I hope the business takes this feedback in the constructive spirit in which it is intended. I would like to see Thump continue to provide a welcoming experience for customers through its posted closing time. Best wishes.