Prodigy Coffee was a pleasant surprise, located in the Garden Place neighborhood. There are other…read morelocations though. We were welcomed by a friendly staff and were served coffee and a pastry! Both of these items were very good. We learned about Prodigy's apprentice programs that take students through a year long study that builds character and expertise in making great coffee! Very proud of prodigy and the work they are doing for the community!!

Waited 30 minutes for a coffee that was bad... would've requested a refund but didn't want to wait…read moreanother 30 minutes for them to figure out how to do that

Found this place through a friend. Not widely advertised but very good. The employees have the…read morebusiness like an assembly line. They are nice and professional. The environment was very comfortable but limited. Luckily, we found seating for my family but there is only 6 tables inside but there is outside seating too. Lovely decor and very welcoming. Now the food and drinks. The hot drinks were really good and emptied out quickly haha. My sons cold drink was really strong but he didn't mix beforehand. After he mixed it then he really enjoyed it. The empanadas were tasty but fell apart. Very difficult to eat. I recommend grabbing utensils. The Siopao was good and the flavor were suttle. Maybe a dipping sauce would pair well. I couldn't comment on the croissant, it was gone by the time I looked up. The ube muffin was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend it. Overall, this place is a must go. It gets super busy but it's well worth the wait. The parking is on the street and it fills up.

Popular spot for ube- and pandan-flavored coffee and drinks. They also have some Filipino pastries…read more Cute interior but quite small. Not the best for studying or working because it gets loud. The mestiza latte I got had oat and rice milk, but it was so sweet I couldn't finish it. I don't think I would come back - just personal preference. The cold brew was too sour in my opinion. Credit card/tap pay accepted Bathroom is through the back door and around the corner. Free WiFi Parking is on the street and free.

Reunion Bakery is a small-batch bakery and one of the BEST bakeries I've been to! The pastries…read morelooked so delicious I didn't even get a chance to take a photo before my friends and I dug in. We tried the Pastel de Nata, Sunflower Sourdough, and Santiago's Flourless Tart. - Pastel de Nata: A Portuguese egg custard tart with a flaky crust and creamy filling. They're mini, making them the perfect personal-size dessert--or leaving room to try more. I could eat a thousand of these, they were the clear winner for us. - Sunflower Sourdough: Good, but not amazing. Though I might be biased because I make sourdough at home. It has a great sour flavor, but after three days the crust got so hard it hurt your mouth to eat. If you plan to use the bread within a couple of days, I'd recommend trying it. - Santiago's Flourless Tart: The perfect amount of sweetness with hints of lemon, vanilla, and almond. It was incredibly moist and delicious--I'd come back just for this. Reunion Bakery is located in the Source Food Hall in RiNo but will be moving to South Pearl Street at the end of the month. Reunion Bakery is a MUST-visit.

Delicious pastries and breads. The baker did win the 2025 Hopsy Award for Baker of the Year. Well…read moreearned and deserved! I continually eye Reunion Bread when I'm at The Source in RiNo. Perfect, flaky croissants along with their breads-tried the banana bread and it was to die for. Their crème puffs are out of this world, however they only had Nutella filling, which I am not a fan of, so I had it unfilled and it was a delight! Service is always friendly. Get there earlier in the day as everything sells out quickly! Sadly, I do believe they are moving out of their current spot, which is a little crammed, so I will just have to visit at their new locale- tbd!

This charming little coffee shop instantly wins you over with its warm, inviting atmosphere and…read morethoughtfully curated menu. The outdoor seating is a dream on a nice day perfect for soaking up the sunshine with your morning latte. Whether you're catching up with a friend or enjoying a quiet date, it's an ideal spot for two.

Cute little spot in the arts district. Very limited indoor seating but was comfy. Coffee options…read morewere simple, and it was good coffee. Service prompt and friendly. Try the blueberry macadamia danish, it's delish!!

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.

We're out of state visitors and we came here with our Superior friends, the coffee was decent and…read morethe shop was cool but the plants are definitely overpriced. Additionally, the blonde or brown haired barista with glasses was rude. I really wish I got her name. We thought we checked out fine after ordering but the card didn't initially go through due to being out state (we went next door for bagels and the same card worked perfectly), maybe she thought we were going to dip without paying but she was so rude about it. Full attitude even after I paid with cash. I would definitely not recommend coming here if you're from out of state, either that or bring cash.

Fantastic food and drinks with a fun, funky, local vibe. They have a top notch pastry selection…read morethat sells out quickly, so be sure to go early. They also have a great breakfast all day menu and some solid lunch options too. When I went they had an absolutely bomb Birria grilled cheese, but I unfortunately don't think it's a regular item. Regular item wise, their daily veggie or meat quiche is always great. They also have a rotating tap of new espresso options which is cool.

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.

Staff is very prompt & gets your order out in a jiffy! Very friendly &…read morehelpful and always with a smile ! Great patio with dog friendly area . A few parking slots & street parking always available. Have not tried food but get great feedback & everything looks delicious!

The staff acts like your existence is a personal inconvenience…read more The large bearded guy behind the counter somehow managed to creep out my kids and talk down to me--all in one interaction. We literally just wanted coffee and coco. The coffee? Impressively mediocre. Lukewarm, a little watery, and completely forgettable. I'd rather drink hot water from a garden hose and call it a day.

Stowaway is the perfect spot for a laid-back breakfast or lunch…read more - The Oyako-Don stood out for its moist chicken, rich broth, and bright pop of pickled ginger. - The Japanese asa-gohan is a great choice for seafood lovers, with lots of seaweed and fresh salmon. - The surprise star was the Eggplant Sammie. As someone who isn't a sandwich person, it's a dish I could eat every day. - The espresso martini is one of the best in Denver--tied with Tony P's Bar & Pizzeria--thanks to its great espresso and not being overly sweet. Beyond the food, Stowaway's charm added to the experience with open garage-door windows and welcoming staff.

Service was amazing. Our server was super friendly, had great conversations with us, and kept…read morechecking in. 9/10. The vibe is casual with a cute cafe feel. 8.5/10. The yuzu waffles were the standout. Easily one of the best waffles I've had. The sourdough base with the yuzu cream had the perfect level of sweetness, and the texture and flavor were really unique compared to a typical waffle. 9.5/10. The chicken karaage sando was solid. It reminded me of a Chick-fil-A style sandwich but a bit more elevated. 7.5/10. The matcha latte was high quality, earthy, and not sweet. 7.7/10.

Easy parking, staff is super nice, and cute vibes!…read more Now arguably the most important portion of a coffee shop review...how's their coffee? 10/10 The taste of their espresso is a combo of complex but also not too fancy and weird flavored if that makes sense haha They definitely know how to get a good pull because it wasn't bitter at all. Big fan

Came by on a chilly Monday morning with my 7-month old and was greeted warmly. It was pretty quiet…read moreso we had our pick of seating and opted for a booth which my little one enjoyed exploring. Great variety of seating including a bar area, table nook - even a separate conference room. I love me a seasonal latte and went with the maple cinnamon - great flavor. Didn't seem to have larger sizes for dining in (I avoid to-go cups whenever possible) so I went smaller. Decent fresh pastry selection from a local bakery and they've got burritos on their regular menu. Overall a lovely coffee space with areas to work or hang out and easy to get to with plenty of parking - even outdoor space and a drive thru! Love their vision and the fact they help get youth jobs and build up useful skills. My only markdowns are it doesn't have any section that gives off that cozy vibe, which I really value and would make me want to come back more often and they don't have baby changing tables in either bathroom, which is always a big bummer.

Absolutely loved my visit to Zero Hour Coffee!…read more I stopped in on a chilly Denver morning and ordered a White Mocha Latte and a Caramel Latte -- and both were exceptional. The white mocha was smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced -- not overly sweet, just that perfect blend of espresso and creamy chocolate that feels like comfort in a cup. The caramel latte had a buttery finish with just the right touch of sweetness, and the milk was frothed beautifully. The space itself is modern, open, and welcoming -- you can feel the creative energy as soon as you walk in. It's the kind of place where you want to stay a while -- whether you're working, meeting a friend, or just soaking up the good vibes. The staff was friendly and genuine, clearly taking pride in what they serve. You can taste that care in every sip. Highly recommend Zero Hour Coffee if you're in Denver and want handcrafted drinks made with attention and heart. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu -- but those lattes set the bar high!

Was here for a private event, but we had access to the coffee bar drinks as well as the bar. It's…read morelocated on the base floor of a small office building, which plentiful outdoor and indoor seating. It's in a unique sliver of land by the train tracks so you need to seek it out unless you have reason to be in the area. Specialty coffee drinks were on point and on trend - espresso tonics, chaga mushroom, etc. Staff was nice and efficient.