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We were looking for a place that we could get our morning coffee as well as get some work done. Decided to try out Huckleberry, and gotta say - I was not impressed. Located in the Dairy Block, Huckleberry is surrounded by various places to sit, boutiques, restaurants, and a hotel lobby. It's lively and decorated eclectically. Actually found it a wonderful place to get work done, was very happy in that regard. Their drinks, though, missed the mark for us. They were bland or had flavors that didn't mix well together. A bit disappointed. Staff were not the friendliest here. Don't think I would return here for coffee.
Cute little quirky coffee bar adjacent to the Dairy Block Alley and a hotel lobby. They had some interesting options. I got their Cold Brew Limeade. I like my weird cold brew combinations, especially with a little bit of sour (usually some kind of Yuzu-based). This scratched that itch. It's definitely niche and not for everyone. They had some funky seating arrangements, which was a vibe. If you want a quick fix of caffeine then this is a good stop.
As a guest at the Maven, you get free drip coffee in the morning. That was a guarantee I was going to try Huckleberry. It was perfectly fine. Not the worst or the best, but good enough to serve your fix. I also tried some of the food. The lemon Zatar avacado toast comes with a generous serving of both avocado and toast the avocado was fresh. The bread was soft with a good crust. I was hoping for slightly more assertive flavors and a bit of texture, but it was good. I don't think I would actively seek them out, but wouldn't pass by one if I needed a hit if caffeine.
Stumbled upon this while walking around Denver and WOW. I actually gasped when I had the first sip of my iced honey latte with oat milk it was that good. It was perfectly creamy and rich but smooth. Inside was super cute and small and the 2 baristas were very kind. It took probably 2 minutes to get my drink too.
Lemon za'atar avo toast was really good - the bread was good and avocado flavorful. Tried the season flavor coffee which was sweet potato latte (iced) - loved the flavor, not too overpowering and not too sweet. Cute little coffee shop in a nice area with lots of shops and restaurants. Easy to find and nice place to take your coffee and walk around. Nice large windows if you want to enjoy some people watching. Recommended by the staff at the hotel I'm staying at and glad I came.
chai was tasty but slightly too sweet. americano was standard. located in dairy block so plenty of seating/other shops to look around. barista was nice
Ya'll told us Huckleberry coffee was where it's at in Denver... so we listened! The location is cute- located in the dairy district area. The shop is open to other stores, etc but still has a small seating area. Service was straight forward. Not much interaction. I ordered an iced latte that was pretty good. Seems like they have mostly lighter beans so I wished I had gone with a pour over or something that better suited them.
I've been here twice now and both times the coffee is subpar at best. I wouldn't recommend it personally to friends traveling. It always tastes burnt. However, the staff is very friendly and they are very quick with serving a long line.
I am always a little daunted to try a new coffee spot. Coffee is my favorite beverage and so many local venues use light citrusy roast that leave me longing for a richer experience. Feeling adventurous this morning, I decided to try this roastery on my way into the office. A Monday morning treat. I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered a latte and an almond croissant. This location is part of a hotel and on this particular dreary morning, the area was quiet. No long waits for service. The barista were friendly. The latte had a smooth, creamy, clean balance of flavor. It was perfection in a cup. It made me smile as I made my way up the street to the office. Once at my desk I ventured a bite into the croissant, which was also a pleasant surprise. It did not have a heavy almond flavor, just a light hint of sweetness and a crisp shell. One of the better ones I have had. I would recommend this place over and over again. It really was worth the trip.
Wait was a tad long. Only for here cup only comes in the small size. However, the coffee here taste good :) Would be even better if our exchange rate was on par. But still, minus the price, it's a solid place for a good cup of Joe. Small latte = $6.33US once you include tax.
Every work trip I am always looking for a smaller coffee shop that allows me to give money to a local business rather than Starbucks. This place is a gem. Great vanilla latte and killer breakfast burrito! Greeted with a warm welcome and the vibes were fantastic. I will absolutely be back!
This is real coffee for real coffee lovers! It's inside a hotel attached to the denver milk market. I had a regular latte, it was beautifully done and strong! I loved it and will make another trip to denver for a cup. They don't have any sugar free syrup options but they do have a few regular flavors.
3 months ago
Stopped in on a Sunday for a break while exploring Larimer Square/16th St! I ordered the medium (12 oz) hot chai latte and it's a smooth, spicy blend with plenty of foam that doesn't disperse or break down. The baristas are all smiles, even though the cafe can get busy! Decor is bright and colorful and would be a lovely spot to meet a friends or get some work done (outlets by the high table). Would return next time I'm in Denver! read more
We were looking for a place that we could get our morning coffee as well as get some work done. Decided to try out Huckleberry, and gotta say - I was not impressed. Located in the Dairy Block, Huckleberry is surrounded by various places to sit, boutiques, restaurants, and a hotel lobby. It's lively and decorated eclectically. Actually found it a wonderful place to get work done, was very happy in that regard. Their drinks, though, missed the mark for us. They were bland or had flavors that didn't mix well together. A bit disappointed. Staff were not the friendliest here. Don't think I would return here for coffee. read more
Cute little quirky coffee bar adjacent to the Dairy Block Alley and a hotel lobby. They had some interesting options. I got their Cold Brew Limeade. I like my weird cold brew combinations, especially with a little bit of sour (usually some kind of Yuzu-based). This scratched that itch. It's definitely niche and not for everyone. They had some funky seating arrangements, which was a vibe. If you want a quick fix of caffeine then this is a good stop. read more
As a guest at the Maven, you get free drip coffee in the morning. That was a guarantee I was going to try Huckleberry. It was perfectly fine. Not the worst or the best, but good enough to serve your fix. I also tried some of the food. The lemon Zatar avacado toast comes with a generous serving of both avocado and toast the avocado was fresh. The bread was soft with a good crust. I was hoping for slightly more assertive flavors and a bit of texture, but it was good. I don't think I would actively seek them out, but wouldn't pass by one if I needed a hit if caffeine. read more
Stumbled upon this while walking around Denver and WOW. I actually gasped when I had the first sip of my iced honey latte with oat milk it was that good. It was perfectly creamy and rich but smooth. Inside was super cute and small and the 2 baristas were very kind. It took probably 2 minutes to get my drink too. read more
Lemon za'atar avo toast was really good - the bread was good and avocado flavorful. Tried the season flavor coffee which was sweet potato latte (iced) - loved the flavor, not too overpowering and not too sweet. Cute little coffee shop in a nice area with lots of shops and restaurants. Easy to find and nice place to take your coffee and walk around. Nice large windows if you want to enjoy some people watching. Recommended by the staff at the hotel I'm staying at and glad I came. read more
1 year ago
chai was tasty but slightly too sweet. americano was standard. located in dairy block so plenty of seating/other shops to look around. barista was nice read more
Ya'll told us Huckleberry coffee was where it's at in Denver... so we listened! The location is cute- located in the dairy district area. The shop is open to other stores, etc but still has a small seating area. Service was straight forward. Not much interaction. I ordered an iced latte that was pretty good. Seems like they have mostly lighter beans so I wished I had gone with a pour over or something that better suited them. read more
I've been here twice now and both times the coffee is subpar at best. I wouldn't recommend it personally to friends traveling. It always tastes burnt. However, the staff is very friendly and they are very quick with serving a long line. read more
I am always a little daunted to try a new coffee spot. Coffee is my favorite beverage and so many local venues use light citrusy roast that leave me longing for a richer experience. Feeling adventurous this morning, I decided to try this roastery on my way into the office. A Monday morning treat. I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered a latte and an almond croissant. This location is part of a hotel and on this particular dreary morning, the area was quiet. No long waits for service. The barista were friendly. The latte had a smooth, creamy, clean balance of flavor. It was perfection in a cup. It made me smile as I made my way up the street to the office. Once at my desk I ventured a bite into the croissant, which was also a pleasant surprise. It did not have a heavy almond flavor, just a light hint of sweetness and a crisp shell. One of the better ones I have had. I would recommend this place over and over again. It really was worth the trip. read more
Wait was a tad long. Only for here cup only comes in the small size. However, the coffee here taste good :) Would be even better if our exchange rate was on par. But still, minus the price, it's a solid place for a good cup of Joe. Small latte = $6.33US once you include tax. read more
1 year ago
Every work trip I am always looking for a smaller coffee shop that allows me to give money to a local business rather than Starbucks. This place is a gem. Great vanilla latte and killer breakfast burrito! Greeted with a warm welcome and the vibes were fantastic. I will absolutely be back! read more
This is real coffee for real coffee lovers! It's inside a hotel attached to the denver milk market. I had a regular latte, it was beautifully done and strong! I loved it and will make another trip to denver for a cup. They don't have any sugar free syrup options but they do have a few regular flavors. read more
A strong and good finish of our trip! It's conveniently located near the union station and has a bright and cool interior. I've known the roaster through buying their beans online before, so I was very excited to visit the coffee shop in person. It didn't disappoint me. We stopped by right after it opened at 7AM and the two ladies at the shop were very friendly. I tried the regular cold brew and the seasonal lavender latte. The cold brew had a pleasant fruity taste with a naturally sweet aftertaste. The lavender latte was nicely presented and served at the right temperature. Smooth, rich, blanched with the extra lavender taste. I really enjoyed it. Definitely recommend this coffee roaster when you visit Denver and look for a professional coffee shop. read more
Do yourself a favor and GO HERE. Wow this place was fantastic. I ordered the toast with almond butter, blueberries and honey. Absolutely amazing! I also grabbed a decaf americano with vanilla. It was delicious. Only downside - takes a while to receive your order once it's placed. If you have the time to wait, I suggest stopping by. It's located in a hotel and they have cute shops all around. Enjoyed it! read more
3 years ago
Wow! Visited this place during a conference and it's inside the Milk Market just at the entrance of the hotel. It's such an amazing place. The service was top notch - I love matcha chai and it wasn't on the menu. I asked the barista if it was possible and she was immediately intrigued. I was pleased to hear they were able to give it a try and make it. After a bit of recipe coaching, they perfected the drink. I also got the almond croissant. This was good, but incredibly messy. Overall, this place is a 10/10 for drink and 8/10 for bakery items. I'll be back. read more
8 months ago
Huck used to be my absolute favorite coffee roaster in Denver. We used to drive to the Pecos shop every Saturday morning and then sometimes hit it on the way home before driving down south. Of course it was the first coffee shop I wanted to swing by when we returned back to our home state as visitors this time around. We were staying downtown so walked to the Dairy Block location. My husband ordered an iced vanilla latte and I ordered the seasonal sunset lemonade. First off, the only alternative milk option was oat. IDK what it is with these roasters, but please offer additional plant based milks like almond. It's lower in carbs, gf, keto friendly and doesn't leave the drinks super milky tasting. Second, his coffee drink was so milky that it could've used an additional shot or two because the espresso was so masked by the oat milk. My lemonade was very tasty but the cup was 3/4 full of ice that I thought I was at a Starbucks and it was $7...for a lemonade. A disappointing visit to what used to be my favorite coffee roaster. read more
Loved our visit today! We ordered the Orange Blossom Lattes (mine was iced, husband's was hot), and they were both delightful. My only complaint would be that it was difficult to taste the espresso in the hot latte. We sat outside in the back of the building (behind Poka Lola) and enjoyed the Dairy Block. I can't wait to try more of their special lattes! read more
4 months ago
Located on the side of the Milk Market. An artisanal coffee spot that has plenty of different substitutions for those looking for healthier alternatives. I got the Vanilla Latte with Oat Milk. Delicious to say the least. The cafe has a small seating area by the side and is an otherwise convenient place to grab some quality brew especially if you're already at the market. Would definitely return. read more
Delicious handcrafted coffee & tea drinks. They have drip coffee, espresso coffee drinks, ice latte, hot/iced matcha, chai, tea drinks. Hot chocolate. They also have pastries, breakfast burritos, avocado toast and parfaits. Professional and friendly service. They sell bags of their roasted coffee too. And they even have oat milk as an option. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
This was a solid cup of coffee (oat milk latte), though a bit of a surprising location. Normally, I like a clean/cozy, modern coffee shop, but this one is located in the middle of a cute little Market. While not my norm, it was nice to peruse a few boutiques while waiting for our drinks to be made. Not a great selection of snacks/pastries, but maybe we came too late? read more
Kind staff, great product, and inviting space. Really enjoyed my iced lavender latte with oat milk. The drink did not separate out after a couple minutes of sitting and I really appreciated that craftsmanship! I would appreciate a compostable cup but overall super happy with this experience. I'll be back! read more
Service started off a bit slow today at Huckleberry Roasters. They tend not to allow people to ask for service early before 7 a.m. I didn't want a specialty drink but a cup or either dark or medium roast coffee. The location is inside the Maven hotel, and access can also be found outside Wazee Street. Perhaps the barista was not a happy camper during the early morning hours. The ecentual cup of java was just okay, nothing to brag about this brew. read more
1 year ago
Post COVID review: Visited Denver at the end of June when masks and social distancing were in full effect. While 50% capacity dine in was in place in Denver, Huckleberry was only doing online orders and curbside pick up. A short walk from Union Station, we arrived and immediately saw the sign on the sidewalk prompting us to order online and pick up at the makeshift window. It seemed like there was only 1 person working on a Saturday morning. She was making drinks, expediting orders, answering questions at the window... this created a bit of a wait. I got the Iced Love Grows Here latte (comes with lavender rosemary syrup-- yum!). Customizing it to iced and with oat milk turned it into a $7 drink... yikes. While tasty, I'm not sure I could afford a $7 a day habit. The Cortado and drip coffee were also tasty. read more
5 years ago
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