Having been an Ozo customer far before all of the expansion, it may be a sign of the times but…read moretoday at 9:30 the gal at the register could not have been more annoyingly smug. Awful representation. Barista was pleasant and excellent and the young lady who heated up my burrito was truly delightful (yay L**y)! Register person just needs to lose the attitude. Big time.

I'm always on the lookout for new coffee spots to try, and while in Longmont, I had the chance to…read morestumble upon OZO. I must say--I was pleasantly impressed by what they had to offer. Their crafted drinks are made fresh, with espresso shots pulled right in front of you the old-fashioned way. The selection of pastries and breakfast items is fresh and visually appealing. I tried the pumpkin graham cracker latte, and it was an absolute delight. While I know pumpkin isn't for everyone, what I loved about this drink was that it wasn't overly sweet. The coffee and seasonal flavors blended beautifully, creating a perfectly balanced taste. Though not pictured, I also had the berry cream cheese scone--and I honestly don't even have the words to describe it. Just thinking about it makes my mouth water. Everyone was incredibly friendly, and despite it being a busy Friday morning, the service was quick. The shop itself is super cute--small, intimate, and full of great vibes.

Came to work here for the day and enjoyed it very much…read more * Friendly staff, (forgot my water bottle and they held it for me to pick up) * Majority of pastries made in house - heard people asking for the strawberry scones but they were out for a few days. Came by a few days later and they were still out and had a blueberry scone instead. (Absolute delish) * breakfast burritos (wish I would've tried) * Drinks were good. Overall, good place to work from, they have regulars and I loved that vibe. Neighborhood coffee shop, nice meet up place, and hang out for a bit as well. :)

I've been a longtime supporter of MeCo; both Longmont and Lafayette locations have always felt like…read morecommunity gems. The drinks are fantastic, the pastries are great, and the staff is consistently kind and talented. But I'm still baffled by the lack of ceramic "for here" mugs. They clearly have the infrastructure to support them. There's a bussing station ready and waiting, and they make the pastries and cheesy bits in house. You can't tell me they don't have a place to wash a few mugs! Choosing not to offer reusable mugs is costing more than just extra paper cups; it's costing loyal customers like me. I've found myself going elsewhere lately, not because I don't love MeCo, but because even when I remember to bring my own cup, my friends usually don't. It feels wasteful to sit down and try to enjoy coffee in a disposable to-go cup. This feels like a small, one-time investment with a big environmental and customer loyalty return. I truly hope MeCo reconsiders.

Stumbled upon this gem while just driving through. Great food, great vibe and then grabbed…read moresandwiches on the way out to take on a hike.

A good place for coffee and/or breakfast. We came here on a morning trip into Estes Park. John…read moreShepherd was playing guitar while the rest of us were slowly sipping on our coffee and inviting the day. Service is down to earth and pleasant. I'm glad the girls behind the counter were not all in my face about ordering quick. haha. I'll have to return next time and show up far earlier. They run out of items quick. I made that note in my head after I saw a lot of items crossed off the menu. My latte came out standard. Gave me enough pep to continue on our journey to Estes Park for the day. Definitely leaving this place on the radar for next time. Outdoor and indoor seating are great options. The overall vibe is great!

On our way to hike Gem Lake, we needed some food before and found this place. It was a Saturday…read more(6/21/25) and the line was to the door, but we were committed and wanted to get on the trail. Took about 15 minutes to get the order and then another 15 minutes to get it, but worth it. We got breakfast and the burrito was not too heavy to hike 4+miles on. The artwork is cool at this place, but it was small. We took it to go and my friend enjoyed his bagel and coffee.

I was in town so I stopped to have breakfast and a chai. The cinnamon roll was the best I have ever…read moretasted! Top Notch! The chai was good. The breakfast sandwich was good and came with exactly what I asked for in it. The best part of the experience was the service. This young woman helped me and I heard her for roughly 45 minutes while I ate. She had a great attitude, a smile on her face the entire time, and handled the fact that they were short one person like a champ. Even though they were slammed, she never changed her smile, tone, or attitude. I was very impressed. The space was eclectic with some very fun decor. The outdoor patio was unusable as people were smoking, which was disappointing. The reason I gave 4 instead of 5 stars was due to the man making the food/drinks. I stood at the counter and watched him make drinks for at least 10 customers after me before even starting my breakfast sandwich. It was disappointing to wait through customers behind me to eat.

After two years of trying to get a reservation at Yay Farm & Orchard, we finally made it! It was…read moreworth the wait! It's a small, charming farm with limited apples, super friendly staff, and fun animal feedings with their donkeys and horse. We loved wandering through their little garden, picking apples they had honey crisp, green apples, and more. Plus you could even try some of their grapes right off the vine. We ended the morning in the shop with fresh cider and my first time trying cider donuts. The weather was warm and the lake behind the property made the views beautiful. Their spot is a peaceful little getaway. Would definitely recommend just be sure to make a reservation early on their website.

Ya Ya Farms. We went out there for dinner, live music, and great people. The store there had plenty…read moreof apples, great cider, amazing cider donuts, mini apple pies, and so much more. The apples were great and they are going to make a great strudel and apple pie next weekend. The food was BBQ. Great Tri-Tip. Pulled pork, make your own sandwiches. Potato salad. Mac and cheese. A hot BBQ sauce, sweet BBQ sauce, and an amazing mustard. The 2 donkeys and 2 horses were friendly. A great farm dog. The band was great and fit the theme of the dinner and farm. Walking around the apple orchards was a nice thing to do and enjoy the scenery. The apple season came early this year so we missed that it was a great fall thing to do. This is a highly recommended thing to do with the entire family.

The owner was incredibly kind and helpful, not to mention patient and understanding, since it was…read moremy first time visiting. The sole worker in the stand is speedy and accommodating--so much so you'd think there were several hands moving behind the scenes! Clearly she's passionate about her craft and it shows in her rich, creamy, flavorful and satisfying coffee. The menu offered enough sugar free syrup options to leave one suitably impressed. This business is small but mighty and left a lasting impression on me and my husband. I look forward to supporting it further, on my next trip to Estes Park. Cannot recommend this place strongly enough!

Saw this little coffee bar on the way to the Stanley Hotel and made a mental note to come back. The…read moreowner was so sweet and welcoming and we chatted for a little as we got our coffee, which i'm drinking now and it is DELISH. Hopefully we have time to come back and enjoy her company and coffee again!

On a recent visit to Boulder, I visited this quaint little coffee shop. Been there since 1977 and…read moreit's as if that warm and caring memory is served in each cup. You can choose from a variety of single origin and blends to brew a pour over. They also had a Turkish coffee setup that looked legit. I would love to go back and hope it's soon!!

Drove far out of my way to check out this place. Arrived at 3:58 and door was locked. All the…read morelights were on and staff was there, sign says open till 5:00. So does website. Major bummer and a little irritated. I understand things happen but the staff was visible inside and they clearly noticed we were trying to enter and figure out what was going on but didn't show any hospitality with "I'm sorry folks." Just looked at us. A Sign on door or brief encounter would have been nice. Several others after us seemed mystified too. I was so excited to try it out because I've been looking for a cozy friendly coffee house here in my new neighborhood and haven't found it yet. Not sure if I'll be back just because of this poor hospitality experience. This is my first ever critical review.

Wild Bloom is absolutely adorable! The space is welcoming, the service was fantastic, and the drink…read moreI ordered was amazing. I ordered the iced Golden Latte with espresso, and it was delicious! Super unique, smooth, and flavorful. One thing that really stood out is that they offer 10% off for nurses, firefighters, teachers, police officers, students, and others in service-focused professions. Such a thoughtful way to support the community. Great coffee, great people, and a great atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

I've been meaning to come in for a long while and finally made it for a Sunday coffee with a friend…read morea couple weeks ago. This is the closest locally owned coffee shop for both of us so we were excited to try it! I do not love the parking in this strip mall so may park on the street next time, but we were able to park on the street side of the lot without issue finding a spot on a Sunday morning. Ambiance first - we loved the space. There were lots of seating options, including 2-top and 4-top tables, patio seating, and couches. People with dogs (as in 1-2 people plus their dog) monopolized the couches for the entire 2 hours we were there, so that seating appears not so much a community shared space as a "whoever gets there first gets the whole thing". Some of the tables have one side on a bench seat/booth and the other on a chair, which worked great for us! Despite being busy on a Sunday morning it was not overwhelmingly loud - they don't have visible sound deadening materials so I'm not sure how they accomplished it, but neither of our sensitivities to busy cafe noises were triggered here. I like to test out new coffee shops with the basics - black drip coffee or cold brew. My friend does dairy free lattes. My cold brew was diluted pretty heavily to begin with and they killed it dead by filling the cup all the way to the top with ice. If I wanted an iced coffee I'd order an iced coffee and I don't appreciate paying $4 for a cup of ice that tastes like coffee, so no stars for my beverage. My friend enjoyed hers. We also ordered the palisade peach toast, a king egg (I don't recall if this is what they call it here) and I think something else. Nothing was noteworthy. They do have some fun things on the menu that I will eventually go back for, like the dandelion and chicory caffeine free coffee, and I'll go find out if the chai is the locally-typical syrup-from-a-can or traditionally brewed. Unfortunately their hours are such that they don't open early enough for commuters and are closed before the end of the workday, so they're probably geared more to the high school, WFH, SAH, and retired demographic than the working class. But assuming I find time that I want a beverage and they happen to be open, I look forward to visiting again to try out the juice/smoothie and non-caffeinated side of things.