First time trying It's Coffee was this past Monday morning! What an experience, I got the Chai,…read moreiced, and it was top tier!! My fiancé got an oat milk latte and it was amazing as well. Originally thought I wanted a breakfast burrito but.. I am a sucker for fresh baked croissants and they had them, a variety!! The almond croissant was delicious, paired with a sausage cheese sandwich as well. I was satisfied, the team was very cheery and apologetic because they were a little busy!! No worries there, patience is key and it was worth the small wait. Loved the fresh flowers and the music. I will definitely be back!

Cute little shop in the middle of the hustle and bustle of DTC. I grabbed a pastry, chorizo…read morebreakfast burrito and a cappuccino and sat and talked with a friend. It all came out fast, hot and fresh. The staff was very nice and even helped us decide what to order.

There are coffee shops... and then there are places that seem to get you before you even order…read more Corvus Coffee Roasters is that kind of place. I walked in thinking I would grab a quick coffee. I walked out slightly reconsidering my standards. Let's start with the latte. Extra shot, because... life. And this wasn't just caffeine, it was precision. Smooth, layered, no bitterness fighting for attention. The kind of balance that feels intentional, like someone actually tasted it before handing it over instead of just pushing buttons behind a machine. And then the ham and cheese croissant. This is where things got serious. Flaky in that shatters just enough to make a mess but not enough to embarrass you kind of way. Buttery without being heavy. The ham had actual presence, not just a salty afterthought, and the cheese melted into it like it belonged there from the beginning. Indulgent without tipping into regret. And then... the pastry case. It is not a display. It is a trap. You think you have self-control until you are face-to-face with it. Everything looked like it had a point of view. Not just "we make pastries," but we care about what this feels like when you eat it. This is the kind of place where: You come for coffee You stay for the details And you leave already planning your next visit Not loud. Not trying too hard. Just excellent.

I always enjoy a visit to Corvus. These people really know and love their coffee. The chill…read moreambiance is a big part of the appeal, too. I just wish we had a location out my way near DIA. (Owners' note: it would do really well!) We all enjoyed our drinks, including an Americano, chai, and hot chocolate. I tried their gluten-free muesli slice, which was tasty, though I did notice that other GF items in the case are still displayed alongside non-gluten-free options which results in cross contact. (Yes, I'm that customer who keeps pointing this out!) I do hope they find a dedicated GF baker and rectify this issue soon.

This place previously was Solid Grounds coffee place. It is only maybe less than half the original…read morespace since the big room is now part of some Community sharing place vs Atlas Coffee. Super sweet person working but way too much for her to do. Apparently a person was in the back? First time here since it turned to Atlas Coffee. Had their Kombucha and veggie panini. They serve Tru Bucha, I think lemon and berry flavor. It was really good. Their veggie panini was really delicious, but Super cheesy. Haven't tried their coffee yet but it appears they use Corba coffee since they sell it in bags. Weird thing is they hosted a piano recital in their space. It was odd people standing up everywhere taking videos of their kids playing the portable keyboard/piano. Not sure if this happens weekly. Guess we should have asked. Vibe was full of cacophony and kids everywhere. Definitely not what I expected but guess we got to be part of a surprise (at least for us) recital.

Best breakfast burritos! I had a sausage breakfast burrito and oatmeal cream latte and both were…read moredelicious!! Great atmosphere and friendly staff. Highly recommend!

Very busy, spacious coffeehouse with lots of indoor seating. There is a granite fireplace on the…read morefar wall as the focal point. 7 tables on the front patio. Also more seating in the open area next to Monk & Mongoose with a giant communal fire pit surrounded by Adirondack chairs. Decor 5/5 Lots of food options including pastries and burritos, but we just ordered coffee. * Iced Cookie Butter Latte with Whole Milk (3/5) * Iced Vanilla Latte with Oat Milk (5/5) * Iced Honey Blossom Latte (3/5) just tasted like milk, not enough espresso flavor when there is supposed to be 4 shots In an area with lots of restaurants, ComedyWorks, & boutiques, called The Landmark. Looks like a fun place to be in the evening...will have to come back!

Friendly and quick service. High quality coffees and pastries. A tad on the pricey side but…read moredefinitely an elevated coffee shop. Parking garage or street parking nearby (shares with the rest of the Landmark). Cute inside but can get quite loud when busy.

Feels Like Starbucks…read more If I didn't see the sign, I would think I was in a Starbucks. I had a mango citrus drink and seltzer, which ran $15. Ouch.

Following a make up consultation in Nordstrom's I popped into this cute compact shop--tucked away…read morelike a coffee bean--to grab some fuel before heading home, and it did not disappoint! They offer several sugar-free syrup options on the menu, along with salad mixes for a healthy lunch, protein bars for an on the go snack, and baked goods that looked incredibly fresh. I found the pricing for coffee surprisingly affordable, when compared to several other similar shops around Denver. The barista who greeted me was friendly, upbeat and accommodating, and the breve she crafted for me was delicious! I was also pleasantly surprised to find truvia packets for sweetening next to the cinnamon shaker, in the condiment's section. I look forward to stopping in for another visit, on my next trip to the mall. Definitely recommend trying this spot!

Excellent Cappuccino. Home made syrups. Alternative milks. Beautiful light and place to relax and…read moreread or visit with a friend. Great outdoor seating.

A smiling shout out to the knowledgeable, patient Kyla who answered all of my questions as a first…read moretime visitor. I was flabbergasted by the airy, historical interior and its arthritic, creaking floor. Soft padded chairs are available, alongside firm seating facing large wood tables, depending on your preference. WiFi abounds for those in need of it, while parking is plentiful around the backside of the house. Fire pits and patio seating flank the entrance in a quaint courtyard facing other businesses across a bustling street that rarely rests. The pastries looked fresh and fluffy, next to merch themed mugs too cute to pass up. But I found myself disappointed still. While this coffee shop offers inclusive artwork and bathroom signage, with a strong support vibe of neurodivergent patrons, I would appreciate a bit more inclusion for those battling autoimmune conditions when it comes to dietary needs. While they offer some gluten/dairy free baked goods, they have no sugar-free syrups on the menu--only house-made. I was also disappointed to learn they only have one decaffeinated drink on the menu, for those who wrestle with insomnia. I ended up getting the decaf tea Littleton150-herbal on ice: the liquid was a beautiful mauve color that matched the glass staining the front door, but it left a bitter acidic taste in my mouth. If the owner would consider expanding the drink menu a bit more, I'd certainly visit again. This would be a cute spot to catch up with friends, if you don't mind the hefty sized calories that accompany sugar laden drinks.

The best coffee shop in Aurora, especially convenient for those on the southeast side. I…read morepractically live here. The Mufawaar is my favorite drink and you can order literal kettles of it. Their pastries and desserts are wonderful too. I particularly enjoy the pistachio-based treats. Super cozy atmosphere and the little arm-rest cushions are a nice touch. Their overall aesthetic is great: a blend of historic and modern. It's a great place to work but be respectful. I've seen a few people on video calls that were WAY too loud. There are outlets but you've got to sit at the right spots. This place is a real gem in Aurora and I'm glad they're here.

The wait was worth it. After a few months of anticipation, Qamaria has opened its branch in Aurora…read more(funnily enough, it also has one in Aurora, Illinois!) to provide you with an in-depth look at traditional Yemeni coffee and tea culture, plus some tasty snacks. When I walked in, I couldn't believe how this former yarn store at Hampden/Chambers had transformed into such a welcoming, elegant space. And I was even more impressed by the various food and drink options offered within. Being indecisive as usual, I settled on two beverages - the Sheeba (a take on the gingery cascara (coffee "cherry") tea called Qishr back home) and the Araysi - a mango smoothie with generous helpings of mixed-berry syrup (or, as you might know it better, Vimto). Each of these was revitalizing, relaxing, and refreshing in equal parts. But as it turned out, the food items I ordered might have been even better. The spinach pie was hearty and filling, with a well-baked outside revealing lashings of ultra-nutritious green vegetables within. But the rose milk cake - rich but not overbearingly sweet - proved to be a similarly excellent finish to my meal. I can thoroughly recommend Qamaria Yemeni Coffee.

Visiting friends in Parker, CO and it was a must to find a good coffee spot. After striking out…read moremultiple times, I was excited to find Legends. Great coffee shop vibes inside, especially with the high ceilings. I was greeted right away and both baristas I got served by were super friendly and willing to customize my drink for me. My basic go to is an iced oatmilk latte with honey and a quad shot but you'd be how many places can mess that order up. Not Legends! One of the things I've value is when you ask for a drink to be redone (which I don't do often) and you don't get attitude when doing it. The first time I visited, there was too much honey in the drink, and when I asked for it to be redone, it was done with a smile. That's huge in my book. Plenty of space to hang out, work, or just enjoy your coffee in this cool, little spot in Parker. Well done guys.

Went there about 2pm before getting my hair done at J Salon and no line. Didn't know what to order…read morebut tried the hot matcha with 2 % milk and the person at the register was super helpful explaining the food. They have a breakfast menu up until noon and then after they have a limited menu BUT I ordered a pesto panini and it was so delicious. It was $10 and it came with chips. I asked for it to go. There was plenty of seating when I went and some people were studying there. Great vibes!