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Crema Coffee House

4.3 (764 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Classy
Dogs allowed

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Cindy S.

Did not have any of the food item they offered but it looked good. Definitely had coffee a good wake up. Simple to day and went with cold brew. Good service fast and friendly staff. Though it looks small there were additional seating in the back which i was surprised. Great ambience chill hang out for coffee

Coffee options from a variety of roasters, both local and out of state.
Joshua T.

loved my cortado made with oat milk and sweet bloom beans. In some ways, i like that they use other roasters beans, in other ways it doesn't really set them apart. They price that they know their stuff by offering specific blends for different methods which i appreciate. location is fun, right across from barcelona wine bar. that being said, parking is a bit hit or miss which can be frustrating. it's all street parking as far as i'm aware. a big strength is the variety of seating, wrapping all the way around to the back and outside to the patio! overall i really enjoyed my experience and will be visiting again.

Brennan S.

Cute busy coffee shop in RiNo. I got the burrito and I enjoyed it! It had a nice crunch to the tortilla, and the sauce it came with added some good flavor.

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Jessica P.

Love love LOVE the vibe here and all the art. It's located in RiNo and I loved walking around with my matcha looking at the murals. Having a vegan muffin option was helpful as well. Staff seemed helpful and slightly aloof which TBH I really like at a coffee shop. I'd love to return if I lived in the area!

Alexanria J.

Unique, vintage meets modern art kinda vibe. Good flavorful coffee, and barista's latte art is a cherry on top!

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Zach S.

Fantastic food and drinks with a fun, funky, local vibe. They have a top notch pastry selection that 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.

Jessie J.

Randomly stopped in here for a coffee & the menu looked so good we stayed for a bit. I was beyond impressed with the flavor palette in the yogurt, I thought it would be a dinky little yogurt & granola, but boy was I wrong. It was delicious!!! The coffee was yummy too, made with thoughtfulness & plenty of customizable options. The ambience was great, we sat outside on the patio. Server was knowledgeable about the menu & helpful to find something GF!

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Will S.

New favorite coffee shop!!! It's awesome. The staff are ALWAYS nice and catchin a vibe there's a few tables inside to work remotely at and a patio outback to chill on if the weather is nice. The breakfast burrito is nice - nothing like super crazy about it - eggs beans cheese and meat but the salsa it came with was nuts. Gotta dunk the burrito in there if you get one!! Cortado was lovely and the nitro cold brew was the best... I've ever had..? Honestly I think so.

Sweet Potato Waffle
Sarah B.

I LOVE Crema Coffee House! It's my favorite coffee shop in the RiNo neighborhood. They have a great selection of food options, some rotating quiches and some standing bakery items. I typically order an iced chai tea with oat milk and it's delicious. I recently tried the sweet potato waffle and it was incredibly good. The staff is super sweet and helpful if you ask for suggestions. There's plenty of tables inside, and there's also an outside patio (dog friendly!) that's lovely in the warmer months. Parking is all street parking.

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Pui-See Y.

Needed to kill some time and this was down the street from a shop we were at. Street parking wasn't as easy as it should be in the middle of the week, but we found one. It was short walk and had an hour before they closed. It was pretty quiet, a few people working and some chatters. Small, but cozy place. I wouldn't mind bringing some work here and enjoy the people watching, sip some latte, and work. It was quick and easy with the barista. I had a caramel latte and my friend ordered a juice. Wow, the latte was perfection. It was rich and creamy, bold but not too bold, flavorful and it was the perfect late afternoon latte. I loved it. My friend was jealous, while sipping her fresh juice. I thought of having one also, by I can't cheat on any good latte. Will definitely stop again when I'm in the area!

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Annette T.

Cute coffee shop with lots of good food options! Partner and I got the sweet potato waffle which was unique and fluffy and delicious. And also shared the meat breakfast burrito. Not my favorite breakfast burrito but the salsa on the side was tasty and went well with it. I also got the fresh juice and I forgot all the ingredients in it but it was definitely fresh and was really good for being a "healthy" juice!

Good pastry selection! Dog and kid-friendly!
Kristana K.

Crema is always the de facto standby for coffee in RiNo for me. The blends are smooth and robust! The quiche is the bomb - flakey and light pastry, rich egg custard goodness with whatever filling is on tap that day. The outside patio dining is shady and dog-friendly. It is always fun to crowd and dog-watch there.

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

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Awesome lattes, great staff, and tasty sandwiches. The vibe is super cool inside, and I love that it's an inclusive place.

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Are dogs allowed inside?

Dogs are prohibited from entering the interior of any retail food establishment within Denver. https://www.5280.com/dog-friendly-denver-rules-for-bringing-your-dog-to-booze-food-establishments/

Are dogs allowed on the outside patio?

When I was only there once, but there was 2 dogs outside, so I'm assuming yes.

Does Crema have a cold brew? If so, how is it?

Yes and I believe it rotates. Today it was a Stumptown feature, and their drinks are consistently excellent.

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