What a hidden gem this place is--from the roughly-cut stone walls to the soft glow of a fire…read moreflickering across a massive grate. There's plush seating sprinkled throughout the space, to enjoy serene panoramic views of green and blue just beyond the windows. Even the outdoor space provided is therapeutic, with fountains gurgling on both sides of the pond. My only complaint would be the distinct lack of friendliness shown from the short curly, dark-haired barista who took my order. She puts off unwelcoming vibes, 100%. I still plan on returning with my family, because happily, it's a tucked away spot that feels inviting enough without the help of servers. The pastries looked delightful, too. I recommend checking this place out if you're in the area, it's a fun escape while grabbing fuel.

Loved this hidden gem. Lots of room to spread out, get some work done, relax, or play a game. Ample…read moreselection or sofas and tables. 3 rooms to select for your level of privacy. Nice outdoor patio area overlooking a peaceful pond with a little trail on the grounds. Service was friendly, coffee was good and reasonably priced. They have a few bakery items for purchase. In the hallway you'll find a small selection of games on hand or bring your own to play. Would love to see a selection of books available too. Only critique is that some of the table surfaces and couch area could use more frequent and deeper cleaning.

Delicious seasonal latte and matcha latte. The seasonal latte was not too sweet…read more You can order at the counter or a self-serve kiosk. Lots of tables and seating! Located in large plaza so parking is a breeze.

Great coffee, but disappointed no changing tables for babies in restrooms. Not baby friendly.read more

Their coffee is so smooth tasting! If I have a choice on where to get my coffee, I'm choosing Black…read moreRock every day! I love the variations and monthly menu changes. All the drinks I have tried have been delicious. I've always had great service with polite employees. It's not nearly as crowded or as loud as some other coffee shops, which I appreciate as well!

I live under a rock apparently because I hadn't been here before…read more My favorite parts: 1. Loud busy and energetic (don't come for business calls but come if you need background energy to get you through a boring spreadsheet data input.) 2. Would feel just fine bringing toddlers bc it's already loud 3. Kids menu! $2 kids drinks, can you even get water for $2 anymore?! Loved treating my kids without feeling the risk of them not finishing or liking a drink

What a fun concept for a donut shop…read more It is not a fast stop but it is worth it to eat a made to order cake donut.

I know this is going to sound 100% lazy, but I usually to Desert Donuts while my partner is working…read moreout at the gym. But I'm going to cover myself by saying, it's because I usually have had labwork done at UCHealth and after fasting, you know you need food. The staff are always friendly and helpful. There are a lot of choices, so look at the menu with pictures and descriptions. Of course the staff can help you as well. It's always quite, clean, I've even worked in there while eating and drinking.. The last time I was there, they still had the candy cane donut. So good, but bad for the glucose. Lots of good choices, but I haven't worked up the courage to try the savory donuts yet. One day!

Great coffee spot in my old neighborhood! I decided to visit on a Saturday morning before the…read moremorning crowd decided to flood this part of DTC. The staff is kind and down to earth. The Hawaiian motif found around the place is just about as Hawaiian as it gets. The general vibe of this shopping strip is already laid back so that's how it felt even inside. The interior is inviting with a couple prints from Hawaii. One picture reminded me of Kailua while another one is a picture of a lifeguard station. I ordered an iced MacNut Latte. It was definitely tasty and made to order. I also ordered a chupacabra Bonfire burrito. Overall I enjoyed the experience and will be back soon enough. We were meeting friends that day and I didn't take any pictures. I'll be back soon enough!

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 place is bustling with energy. Great place to come work, meet with a business partner or…read moresimply enjoy yourself. Service is efficient. You can find the best vanilla latte in Littleton right here (with whichever milk you like)!

This was our first visit to Mango Tree Coffee, and we really enjoyed it. It was busy, but there was…read morestill plenty of seating, along with nice decor and lots of plants. The baristas were friendly, and the drinks were good. I had an Americano, my son enjoyed a hot chocolate, and my husband had the seasonal apple "chaider," which he loved. It was delicious, but much too sweet for me! My only complaint is that I wish they didn't charge extra for alternative milk. We'd definitely come back if we're in the area again.

Lovely atmosphere; everyone was having fun at all the tables, playing their games. Very friendly…read morestaff and delicious chai.

I'll give the benefit of the doubt, this just isn't the coffee shop for me…read more I had a long event day in the area, so I decided to beat the traffic and get to this part of town earlier than I normally would. Just wanted a place to work on my computer, and ultimately that's what I got. Enchanted Grounds is a cafe and game emporium. Like for real, they have such a huge selection of games. If you are into that, I truly love that for you! As far as the cafe is concerned, the best part was not paying Denver coffee prices! Only a few bucks for an iced coffee, god bless America. The staff weren't all that friendly or interested in talking to customers. It definitely gives off humble, rainy day coffeehouse vibes and that's not a bad thing. Bright, tacky colored walls, one guy was sleeping in one of the booths, a giant group of 80+ year olds at the big community table, and gamers galore on a Wednesday afternoon. It's low key, wifi was fine, coffee was fine. Nothing stood out for me personally. Considering it's close to an hour away odds of me coming back aren't high. I wish them the best!

Ok updating my review. I really like this place now. The new layout is very comfortable and the…read moreoutdoor patio is really nice. The drinks are good and I feel like the pricing is better. The dinner time options a for the wine bar are really good!! Good wine and flatbread was amazing. And that was $22 together. I will come back often!

Love the staff and food/drink options. They just remodeled their place but feel like I enjoyed the…read moreoriginal layout better. The new place lost probably a third of their views to the outside...and seems more closed in (eg walls where there used to be glass?). There will eventually be outside tables so will have to see how that works out. The platform in front of the tv wall is interesting but not sure the value of it unless they are hosting shows or bands of some sort? But the general space isn't that large? Guess we will see. There are a fair number of high tops with larger tables now, so good for groups of 6, but the chairs aren't super comfortable. Bummer that it is no longer on my list of favorite coffee spots (at the moment).

This tucked away shop is an absolute treasure, along with its friendly, accommodating servers! My…read moreSF breve was sharp, with the perfect balance of sweet and strong notes. The friendly barista was incredibly welcoming and ensured the drink satisfied my taste buds before leaving. The courtyard hugging the square sits only a few feet away and offers numerous bistro-style chairs and round tables, below a verdant canopy of mature trees. The setting feels almost European in its timeless charm. Definitely a spot to revisit, which I plan to do soon. Highly recommend if you're in the area for a matinee film or shopping!

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".

Excellent Cappuccino. Home made syrups. Alternative milks. Beautiful light and place to relax and…read moreread or visit with a friend. Great outdoor seating.

A smiling shout out to the knowledgeable, patient Kyla who answered all of my questions as a first…read moretime visitor. I was flabbergasted by the airy, historical interior and its arthritic, creaking floor. Soft padded chairs are available, alongside firm seating facing large wood tables, depending on your preference. WiFi abounds for those in need of it, while parking is plentiful around the backside of the house. Fire pits and patio seating flank the entrance in a quaint courtyard facing other businesses across a bustling street that rarely rests. The pastries looked fresh and fluffy, next to merch themed mugs too cute to pass up. But I found myself disappointed still. While this coffee shop offers inclusive artwork and bathroom signage, with a strong support vibe of neurodivergent patrons, I would appreciate a bit more inclusion for those battling autoimmune conditions when it comes to dietary needs. While they offer some gluten/dairy free baked goods, they have no sugar-free syrups on the menu--only house-made. I was also disappointed to learn they only have one decaffeinated drink on the menu, for those who wrestle with insomnia. I ended up getting the decaf tea Littleton150-herbal on ice: the liquid was a beautiful mauve color that matched the glass staining the front door, but it left a bitter acidic taste in my mouth. If the owner would consider expanding the drink menu a bit more, I'd certainly visit again. This would be a cute spot to catch up with friends, if you don't mind the hefty sized calories that accompany sugar laden drinks.