The baristas here are so nice and helpful. The space is also well lit and there are other options…read moreto stay within the building. I like their house syrups. It's cool to see that versus the syrup bottles, not that they are bad but it's just part of a different experience with a local coffee ship

This place is pretty large and so cute! There's a variety of seating at the coffee spot as well as…read morein the shared hallway outside. I got an oat latte with the seasonal spiced pear syrup. The flavor was warm and cozy, and not too heavy. My friend got the caramel latte and that tasted sweeter than mine but also really good! I love that their flavors are homemade. That's one of the things I look for in a quality coffee spot! There are cute mugs, prints, and plants for sale. Their medium 12 oz latte came in a mug that didn't have a handle, which was unique to me. Definitely worth a visit if you live around here or are in the area!

Popped in for a quick drip coffee. Nothing fancy. No half caffeine, soy milk latte with a cinnamon…read moresprinkle and the tears of an organic, free range moose. Just a coffee. Drip. Creamer. They had those little palmier pastries, the little u-shaped ones that are flakey and sweet. Ate it as I walked out the door. Possibly the best one I've ever had. The coffee was a dark roast. Exactly what you'd expect. I didn't spend a lot of time there, but it looked like a nice place to have a sip and a bite and conversation with a friend. Will I come back? Absolutely, the next time I'm in Boulder. Might be a while, but this place goes into the "Saved" folder.

This little coffee shop is in a small strip shopping center, conveniently at the northwest corner…read moreof Arapahoe Avenue and 28th Street. We were foiled in our attempt to get coffee at The Dairy Center, but this spot was quite close. The shop is a bit crowded with lots of round tables and a small amount of counter seating facing the outside windows. There's a wall of bookshelves stocked with reading material. There's also some outside seating. The staff was friendly, but it seemed to take an extremely long time to make my girlfriend's latte. We were both tired and a bit cranky, so perhaps we were impatient. It actually took about six minutes to make that one drink, after checking my notes. Hmmm. I don't know what they do when they get busy. My girlfriend reported that her latte was fine, so I guess that's the conclusion. Pretty average.

We were visiting friends in Colorado and decided to make a stop in Boulder. My buddy had visited…read morethis spot multiple times, so I was excited to check it out. Truth be told, it was later in the afternoon, and I actually went with tea instead of coffee that day, but from everything I saw, this place was packed with a lot of people enjoying their caffeine. The Barista was super friendly and the shop had a ton of space which I'm sure gets used all the time with Boulder being a college town. I do know, my buddy really enjoyed his coffee and next time we go back to this beautiful town, I will for sure be partaking in their coffee goodness. It really did have a great vibe and from what I can tell, it looks to be one of the more popular coffee spots in the city. Hope to visit again soon.

Friendly staff and the hot chocolate was good. Comfortable ambiance and plenty of street parking.read more

Great little spot for coffee and a snack at the oldest coffee shop in Longmont! Cute interior with…read morewelcoming tables and a sofa for co-working or chillaxing. Friendly staff and reasonably priced drinks and food. Definitely worth a stop in Downtown Longmont!

I've been to a lot of coffee shops across Colorado, and Java Stop is hands down my favorite. Not…read more"favorite this month" favorite. "If I move away, I'll still think about this place" favorite. The second you walk in, it feels warm, cozy, and inviting. It's become my go-to spot to read, work, meet friends, or just exist with a really good London Fog. At this point, it's less of a coffee shop and more of a sanctuary. Even my service animal, Mr. Boo, gets excited when we pull up. The drinks are consistently amazing, and the staff somehow manages to make everyone feel like a regular. Now let's talk about the chocolate muffin. I'm not a muffin person. Never have been. Yet somehow this muffin has me questioning my entire identity. How do they make the top perfectly crunchy while the inside stays so fluffy? I don't know. I don't need answers. I just need another muffin. And the cinnamon rolls? They're the size of a small planet and every bit as life-changing. If loving them is wrong, I don't want to be right. I'll happily sing the praises of Java Stop until my dying breath. This place has carved out a genuinely special spot in my heart, and I couldn't be more grateful it's part of my community.

Our second stop in Boulder after a great lunch at Postino's was this coffee shop for a…read morepick-me-up/dessert. The coffee shop is inside a food court type area. The staff were friendly. I ordered an iced coffee and an affogato. The coffee was very smooth and the affogato was luxurious treat. There is plenty of seating inside the food court as well as outside at tables with umbrellas. It's fun to sit outside and people watch. Plus the Pearl Street Mall has many great visuals. If you need a coffee, Bono Coffee Roasters is a good choice.

This is a neat little coffee shop. Me and my mom both got breakfast burritos. I got the bacon…read morebreakfast burrito. It was just decent but it was pretty filling. The white latte was pretty good though. The service here was good. The cashier was pretty nice. Also, this place had a good ambiance to it. Overall, good coffee shop and I recommend it.

Probably one of the best coffee shops in Boulder, I also like Ozo and Dry Storage,…read more But this place is not to be missed! Today my wife got a flat white and I got a cherry blossom latte, it was quite delicious! 5 StarZ 5 StarZ

I'm usually always a fan of asian coffee places, but this place was a disappointment for me…read moreunfortunately the menu sounded exciting but i didn't realize that none of them came with coffee so we added coffee to them to make them an actual latte. Kind of misleading in my opinion because in my head a non-coffee latte is just flavored milk. Our total came out to $20 with the shot of espresso and tip included which is LA expensive when our drinks came it looked like straight up milk and tasted like milk after we mixed it so I asked the worker and he said our drinks only included one shot of espresso. a standard latte typically includes a double shot of espresso so we paid 1.50 for a single shot. Eventually, we paid for another shot in each of our coffees so that made our drinks total out to 12 dollars each. the redeeming part was the black sesame flavor was good and it didn't taste too sweet. i usually dont like to leave a negative review, but this place was really not worth the high price point :( they should really let all the lattes come with coffee as the standard and also disclose that paying extra for espresso includes a double shot

Highly recommend ozo. As a barista at another coffee shop, their beans are so good and the…read moreemployees are really sweet

It was a hot day out on Pearl Street when my husband and I decided to quench our thirst at Ozo…read moreCoffee. We actually didn't get coffee; instead, we ordered two Arnold Palmers, which were both ice-cold and refreshing to drink. The inside of the coffee shop is nicely decorated and spacious, which is a good study spot. Service was also quick and easy. We'll have to come back and try out their other beverage options!

I come to Ruzo pretty regularly. I enjoy buying the roasted beans for my airbnb guests and having…read morean occasional coffee in house. I tell all my guests to visit for a delicious coffee. Today changed my experience. I decided to come in for a dirty chai. It's a treat. Something I don't have very often. I asked for the dirty chai with half and half. I was quite surprised by the $1.50 up charge for the half and half. I didn't want to sound like a complainy customer but I am so tired of all these up charges....So I asked why the up charge and she told me "milk is expensive so we charge for it." Why are you charging extra for a milk that belongs in a drink in the first place?? Also, I could have asked for no milk and then filled my cup with the half and half on the bar. It soured me enough---sorry to say---that I may not come back anymore and I will send my guests elsewhere. There is only so much nickel and dime-ing local customers can and will take.

There's no AC (the owner apparently says it's not broken, just weak). It was 95 degrees out. I…read morecould leave - but the poor staff! Not a good place to work. I will go elsewhere.