Lucy is a gem. The atmosphere is communal, welcoming, comfortable, authentic and quietly elegant…read moreand authoritative about coffee. This is evident from the name Lucy -- the 3 million year old hominid discovered in Ethiopia and sometimes referred to as "the mother of us all", the understated murals, knowledgeable, friendly and helpful baristas, and of course the curated and highly enjoyable set of coffee beverages. My favorite is the macchiato, but every drink is an adventure of taste, aroma and texture that reflects refined coffee craftsmanship. The coffee is complemented by a delicious assortment of Ethiopian food and desserts, and a welcoming community. Lucy must be experienced to be truly appreciated. Once you do, you will recognize that Lucy feels like home -- on the first and every visit.

First off this place is beautiful. The wood and light leather upholstery makes the place so bright…read moreand inviting. It's the kind of place you could settle in and spend an afternoon. Like other reviewers I heard about the Sonoma Chicken Panini. What I as a man who rarely shops at Whole Foods didn't key in on is that Sonoma chicken literally refers to chicken salad. That's on me, and explains why some are in love with it and others like were deeply confused. Service is decent but again, this isn't a fast food place.

Amelia, had greeted me and she did a very good job. I put her on the spot with her favorite coffee…read morein Lost coffee. She made it and it was well made. Enjoyed every ounce of it. She was very professional with it and her smile lit the room. Thank you for everything you do

We've been big supporters of Lost Coffee since they opened, and we've generally had good…read moreexperiences. The coffee is pretty solid and the baristas are friendly. But I was disappointed during my most recent visit when my cortado was made with cow's milk instead of the almond milk I ordered and paid extra for. I didn't realize until I'd already taken a few sips. The staff were kind and quickly remade the drink, which I appreciated, but I did end up feeling unwell for a few hours afterwards. It's frustrating to pay an upcharge for non-dairy milk and then not receive it, so I hope more care can be taken with orders like this. I also think it's about time that the upcharge for non-dairy milk is reconsidered, even Starbucks is doing it!

One of my absolute favorite coffee shops in Colorado after more than a dozen visits. Their cold…read morebrew is medium/light but incredibly smooth and works well to complement the housemade syrups they make like ube, pandan, lavender, caramel, vanilla and more! I'm also a big fan of a dirty chai and the balance that they achieve with their beverages is perfect. Their matcha is definitely one of the big highlights as well and imo is legitimately the best I've ever had in Colorado. Try out the mango sticky rice matcha and you'll be in another dimension! I often go for a walk here from the Anschutz campus across the street and it's well worth it in comparison to the options on campus, nuanced flavor with an aftertaste that keeps you wanting more the next time you can sneak out the office and grab a drink. Staff is very knowledgeable about the quality of ingredients and takes time to help craft you a perfect beverage. I feel welcomed everytime I come through and the mirror by the front door is awesome to snap a lil bev selfie. The space is a bit small but they've built it as efficiently as possible to provide ample seating. I shall keep coming back here until I get another job or die lol.

As someone who hates overly sweet drinks, the COCONUT PANDAN MATCHA really impressed me. I got it…read morehalf sweet and I probably didn't need too at all - the sweetness was basically nonexistent as half sweet which is really nice. I'm excited to come back and try their other flavors!

Do not walk, RUN to this bakery. If you are looking for something new and delicious, you will not…read morebe disappointed. The standouts were the ube latte and the crème brûlée cruffin. The ube latte was perfectly sweet with a strong ube flavor. The crème brûlée cruffin had a top that was so crispy from the toasted sugar that I couldn't cut into it, and the bottom was just stuffed full of cream. It was super messy to eat and impossible to share- next time I am getting my own. We also had the pandan coconut cupcake, which was good but not as exciting as the cruffin. The pandan and coconut were both equally strong flavors- I liked it better than my husband did. The Thai tea cake in a cup was also excellent, but outshone by the cruffin. They were out of a few other things we wanted to try by 11am on a Saturday, so get there early if you want something specific. The gentleman running the counter was very friendly and efficient, even when they were busy. Seriously, get the crème brûlée cruffin. I know I will be back for it.

I hadn't been to this cute and interesting (Vietnamese-French fusion!) bakery for quite a while…read more(looked it up: wow, four years--time flies). My girlfriend was taking a class nearly across the street, so I thought I'd check it out. I was disappointed that they've apparently stopped making crêpe cakes as that was a favorite. There were none in the case and they're no longer mentioned on the Web site. Alas. However, there were lots of interesting items on display. I selected a Strawberry Croissant, a Chocolate Cupcake, and one of the cake cups: Ube Tres Leches Milk Cake. I'd never seen anything like that last item before. The strawberry croissant is filled with fresh strawberries and vanilla cream. I was worried that it might be soggy, but it was crispy, flaky and very tasty. The frosting on the cupcake was chocolate-flavored chantilly cream. This was heavenly. Absolutely perfect. I never contemplated ube plus tres leches. There is a traditional Vietnamese version (ha, you Latin purists!) that uses the flavors of Vietnamese iced coffee, but ube is a new approach. The number of different cultures involved here is making my head spin, but the result was delightful, of course. A mini cake in a paper ice cream cup is also a great idea. More substantial and easier to eat than a cupcake, but still a good snack for one person. Service was prompt, friendly, and helpful. The business faces Colfax Avenue. There's street parking plus a large, free parking lot behind the building. There are a number of tables if you can't wait to get your purchases home and a variety of drinks including Vietnamese coffee, a full espresso bar, tea, and lemonade. Bánh mi and other breakfast and lunch sandwiches are available plus rice bowls. I really enjoyed my purchases. Downtown Aurora is a bit of a drive for me, but I definitely need to make the trip more often.

Sweet, savory and plenty of goodies that will surprise you…read more They offer a ton of bakery items that are perfect for any occasion. From the freshly baked breads, decadent cakes, sandwiches, pastries, coffees, teas and drinks. Looking for a place to slow down, grab a bit to eat, meet up with some friends, this is will be your spot. We preordered a mango cloud cake recently for special birthday. It's amazing! Fresh cream cake topped with mangoes. Cream wasn't overly sugary and the freshness of the mango made it the right level of sweetness.

As the recently opened 85°C Bakery Cafe brought new competition to the food scene in Parker and…read moreYale in Aurora, not only the Mr. Bakery next door had far fewer customers, but TOUS les JOURS also was not as crowded as usual. The upsides were the queue was not as long, more unoccupied seats and far fewer sold out items on the shelves since I still cannot convince myself standing in a line for 20 to 30 minutes just for pastries and coffee.

Coffee Story by Barakah Brews. It is at the busy strip…read moremall, Now, combined with Mochi donut. You can get.sweet treats while enjoying hot and cold drinks. The old Mochi donut place is now Chinese restaurant. Got the iced Americano. Did pretty good job. Tasted very refreshing and good flavor. Will be back to try Turkish coffee.

Great spot to grab a pastry and catch up with a friend!…read more They share the parking lot with the surrounding businesses so it could get a little crowded. They have a cute sunroom that has plenty of seating, but also a couple tables and chairs in the main area. I got a strawberry banana smoothie with a mochi doughnut that had strawberry drizzle and powdered sugar on top. I've never had a mochi doughnut before so it was really fun to taste the flavor and texture! I will definitely grab another one or even try a different flavor. The strawberry banana smoothie was the perfect cold beverage on a hot day. The size was great too, just enough to sip on and chat with a friend and a little extra for the drive home. The cashier was also very friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. I will definitely go back.

Really nice concept -- this is a nonprofit coffee shop run by a church that opened 12/2024. They…read moreare unique in how they offer coffee, tea and iced drinks from all over the world. I had already had caffeine when I visited so I tried the ginger calamansi tea which was refreshing and perfect for the summer. I also had a turkey empanada which was perfect around lunch time. This is located in the same plaza as Great Wall so it's perfect for picking up a drink for while you're grocery shopping. There is plenty of space inside to gather with friends or do work, and service was fantastic!

We stumbled across this coffee shop recently. What a great find! I love their international…read moreofferings, including Turkish coffee and Moroccan mint tea. I tried their Yemeni coffee and it was excellent! It's a light coffee with an almost tea-like taste. There was one barista who was very knowledgeable (while another didn't know what she was doing at all.) one of us ordered a dairy free mocha, but it arrived with whipped cream on top! Hopefully, they'll iron out these issues. I'd definitely like to go back to try their Philippino coffee.

Love having Panda Coffee House within walking distance! It's such an easy go-to for a quick coffee…read moreor pastry. The menu has all the classic coffee shop staples, but what makes it stand out is the Japanese-inspired twist on some of the offerings. It adds a fun, unique touch without being overwhelming. Last weekend I tried the ube cruffin and it was top tier; perfectly flaky with great flavor. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to as I work my way through more of the menu.

We gave Panda House another try, and I was pleased to see they still had some gluten-free options…read moreon the menu. While it has a few things going for it, this place still feels more like a bar or diner than a coffee shop. The baristas weren't especially friendly this trip, and there were some inconsistencies with pricing. Overall, it just isn't quite for us.

After visiting Costa Rica and trying coffee for the first time I've been on the hunt for that…read moresimilar taste. Legends has a mild Ethiopian coffee that was good. This is a very popular place; I like the vibe. Service was quick and the cashier/waitress was very friendly. I will be back

Coffee was delicious, and I had a peanut butter banana toast that was fantastic. My husband had the…read moreavocado loaded toast. That was also delicious. We loved the place, which looks a little industrial, but very efficient. We also really enjoyed the very good service. We will be back!

The breakfast selections are wonderful. Quiche, crepes!!!! So tasty. With a cappuccino I'm ready…read morefor my day. Never noisy. Love this place

Brought my kids in 4.5 hours before they closed on a Friday. One staff member working who didn't…read moreacknowledge us. He's clearly busy but just saying hello or stating he's busy isn't much to expect. Once I am able to get his attention he tells me they are out of crepes after the next two are completed. Out of materials on a holiday weekend hours before close. Doesn't recommend other options and acts as if we are inconveniencing him.