A cool coffee shop + roastery on the Northside! I'm a fan of Huckleberry coffee from frequenting Portside in RiNo and am glad I gave their freestanding shop a try. This space is fairly big, covered in cool murals + art, and full of rad hipster-y types taking meetings and working on their computers. They've got a solid espresso menu plus drip coffee, cold brew, iced tea, kombucha, and chai, so basically everything you could ever need. I ordered an Americano which was pretty good, although their only non-dairy milk option is oat so I took it black. Sit down and stay awhile at one of their many tables--I'd say this shop has more seating than a lot of shops in the area. Their larger seating area is almost like school desks--you're packed in there kind of tight, so I'd bring headphones if you find other people's conversations distracting. There's a whole wall of bags of coffee and other cool merch if you want to grab a gift or take some coffee home. Wifi was spotty for me, so I'd probably bring my hotspot with me next time. I'm looking forward to the warmer days on their patio out front! read more

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Amazing coffee with great seasonal syrup flavors for your coffee. I had a rosemary lavender syrup with my latte and it was lovely. The atmosphere is also great, very calming and green with lots of plants. The baristas were also very sweet read more

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I can't wait to have coffee here. Went in to use the bathroom, so I bought a ice drink tea and a breakfast burrito. Nice clean environment. Friendly staff. Good iced tea and burrito. I bet you the coffee is amazing. Thank you. ILL be back in the AM read more

Basic instagrammable wall, so I'm there. Around $6 for an Iced Mocha w/ Oat Milk. Solid. Would recommend. It's a cute shop with small single tables for 2 people. I wish I lived in Denver to come and work there to just look hip af. read more

I love this place, and I'm thankful that it's on my way to work. The za'atar avocado toast is such a treat. I've reallyyyyy been enjoying their sweet potato latte. It's amazing with a lot of flavor! I've been trying "pumpkin spice" latte's from various locations and this particular location makes it really well, just the combination of flavor and the sweet foam from the latte are just done really well at this location. read more

Overpriced and underwhelming. Ordered a red eye which I assumed was within their wheelhouse but I was wrong. It was not an enjoyable coffee to smell or swallow. read more

So f-ing slow and way overpriced for that tiny coffee. Took 35 minutes to get a "large" latte and even that required me to go up and annoy them ("we're just really busy today" she says as I can see all 3 other patrons looking at them annoyed as well knowing that 3 coffees shouldn't take 35 minutes to make. It's like everyone that works there is vegan and on Xanax all day. Coffee and food is decent but overpriced and not worth half my morning. read more

Huckleberry roasters was one of our favorites in Denver after a week of trying all the spots in the city on vacation! Would put them comfortably in the top 3 roasters in Denver! read more

Might have had the best latte I have ever had. Winter cardamom maple latte- wow. Very cool spot also

The service was very nice. Very friendly staff. However, drinks are a bit watered down. Overall, do not be fooled. There is indeed no huckleberry of any sort. read more

This is hands-down an exceptional cup of coffee or espresso if you're seeking the best of the best - there's a reason they've won national awards for their roasts. My favorite roasts will always be Blue Orchid and Civitas, not to mention they have one of the best (if not THE best) decaf roast I've ever purchased (Skeleton Key). I live close enough to smell when they roast the beans fresh multiple times a week, and I love it! The chill vibes also make it a great place to work remotely or do some intense studying. Check them out! read more

Fun coffee shop in Denver with multiple locations. Really solid coffee and friendly staff. Just wish there were more food options!

My favorite local coffee roaster by far!! The coffee flavors are so fresh and unique! If you haven't checked out their website, I highly advise you to do so. I'm guessing that Shelby, who I think is the owner, writes the descriptive content for the coffee. I love how each note of the coffee is nailed in the description, they take the time to educate their customers on the origins and the people who own the coffee lots and produce such great flavors, and the processing techniques. You can tell that coffee is their passion!! It would be my dream to travel to these amazing origins and learn every thing from top to bottom. I'd even love to work on one of the lots to harvest coffee and master the art of production. The coffee is a little pricey for a 12 oz bag but worth every penny!!! They also have coffee subscriptions which save you some money. I don't visit the actual store too often because it's kinda far from my house but every time I have been in, I'm served with a smile and enjoy their drips, cold brews, espressos and lattes. I order their coffee beans online and I will tell you that it is probably the package delivery that I get most excited for!! read more

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Not worth stopping for. 1. What are their sizes? Got their specialty latte for $6.00 and is came in a 6oz cup...... Bought a large normal latte that wasn't more than 8oz.. 2. Drink wasn't worth finishing. read more

This place is SO cute and everyone is extremely friendly!! Breakfast burritos are delicious and pastries are super yummy too.

This spot has great coffee, cute merch (hoodies, crew necks, tshirts, mugs, etc.) and always has a fun flavor of the season. It loses a star because the cost is pretty out there, even for a craft coffee shop. I paid about $8.40 for a cold brew with the seasonal syrup, without any dairy alternatives. That being said, the service is friendly and there typically isn't a long wait. read more

Serious about coffee that is amazing? World-class roaster & coffee shop! Not too many coffee roasters deserve five stars. Huckleberry is deserving. read more

Friendly staff, good espresso, solid working spot inside. Overall I'm a fan. I've also tried the one at Dairy Block, but like the atmosphere here better. Downsides: no shade in front outside seating area. No coconut milk, just almond and oat...maybe soy, but didn't ask. They have a shady covered outside area in the back, which I didn't see at first. Not sure if dogs are allowed out there though. Also allow dogs on outside patio which is great, but hard when no shade and asphalt floor which gets hot pretty quick for dog paws. Not sure if dogs can go in back area or not. Small parking lot in back and street parking, but it's on a bust road, Pecos St, so parking nearby is a little limited. read more

Yes yes yes. After a long road trip we had coffee from Huck in a place in Breckinridge and then stopped at this location when we were in Denver. Loved the whole bean and the espresso I got from them. Wonderful place! read more

Let me start by saying that this review is specific to the wifi. I would love to spend more time at Huckleberry, because the coffee is fantastic and the atmosphere phenomenal. However, the internet is patchy and unreliable. In addition, most sites are blocked and the staff is unsure as to why. I don't go as frequently as I'd like because I tend to go out for coffee when working, for which I typically require wifi. read more

Do you love cinnamon rolls? If yes, you better visit Huckleberry! The perfect ratio of cinnamon to buttercream frosting to gooey-ness - it's perfect! Also, I had never tried a cortado prior to visiting Huckleberry. The barista did such a good job describing it the first time I visited that I get one every time I visit. read more

Huckleberry Roasters - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I love Huck coffee-don't get me wrong-I drive 20 min to get their oat milk lattes. But today is the 3rd (yes 3rd) time in the past few months that I've received a 12oz when paying for a larger size!!! I mean, all things considered, coffee is the least of today's worries but it's unacceptable! When you're paying $7 plus before tipping, I'm expecting to get what I'm paying for. Just don't think I can justify it any longer. All this on top of price hikes over the last little while. I have both an Allegro and Sweet Bloom closer to me so those will be my choices. Seriously too bad, because their drinks are amazing but you don't get what you order so what's the point. RIP great huckleberry lattes... read more

Sweet little spot on the other side of Denver so I wasn't familiar with the neighborhood. Most of the seating was open inside on a Saturday morning when I met a group of friends for coffee and to plan a bridal shower. I got a chai tea latte and if you order it "for here" it's a smaller coffee mug. That was fine with me because I'd already had a cup of coffee at home. A few of us purchased bags of beans to take home and they give you a free cup of coffee with any bag! So I took a pour over on ice home with me. That was truly wonderful without cream or sugar and I wished I had ordered that instead of the chai tea latte. We enjoyed the beans and it made great coffee, can't remember the name of the coffee but it was light with chocolate and fruity notes. They also sell really cute swag from coffee mugs to tshirts with Huckleberry on them. I'm intrigued by their classes and may look into them more. They run about $75 a class and are only offered during weekdays but I'd love to learn how to make beautiful latte art. I peeked into the food case and it looked really tasty with some sweet and savory offerings as a light breakfast, snack or dessert. They also have outdoor seating and it's a quaint little spot with a cool minimalist vibe. Try them out if you're in the hood. read more

The coffee from Huckleberry is unmatched: and quite literally the best in Denver. This location on Pecos and 43rd is amazing, but let me first talk about the coffee. Each day they've got at least two drip options- and truly these folks are the top of their craft. The coffee is so tasty- you really don't even need a latte or chai or whatever else it is you usually get. The notes and flavors in each blend are perfect. The shop itself is always the right amount of busy- a great place for catching up with a friend or doing some work. Baristas are friendly, I could write an additional review just on the amazing toasts (yes, toasts... sweet and savory), the front patio is perfect on a sunny day... and parking for your dog, bike or car is easy. Go. Go often. Enjoy a Sunnyside staple. read more

Went in this morning before 8:00 to grab a breakfast burrito and a pastry before work. Waited for around 15 minutes for my burrito and the barristas obviously forgot about it until I stood up. It was handed to me and the barista said "it just got a little crispy on the griddle". When I got to work and opened it up it was burnt not a little crispy. If you want a burrito spend your money elsewhere, definitely not worth the $7.00. Friendly staff, just don't waste your money on food here. read more

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Baristas are super rude and don't understand how to make simple drinks. Overpriced as well. $9 for a small whole milk latte with an extra shot. Way better coffee shops in the area to patronize. read more

PRETENTIOUS AND HORRIBLE SERVICE. I work at a local coffee shop so I'm all about the quaintness and supporting small coffee shops but unfortunately Starbucks would be a better choice than this place. The menu has very few to choose from. No flavors, no artificial sweeteners (yes, not even truvia). I'm sure they can brew a great cup of coffee but of you take out the pretentious people and horrible service it MIGHT be bearable. As far as atmosphere. I'll give it 2 stars because it's cute. But there are few seating options. read more

Huckleberry Roasters - The window seating view is possibly the worst thought out planing I've seen in an establishment. - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Huckleberry was on my radar for places to stop while traveling to Denver. I made a point of visiting this particular location on the suggestion of a friend. The area seems to be in a phase of redevelopment, and Huckleberry seems to be in the heart of that! A big garage window lets in plenty of Denver light and floods the hip joint with warmth. I got whatever house brew was on tap that day, I knew whatever it was I couldn't go wrong, and I was not disappointed. I took a few minutes to peruse the whole bean (ended up walking away with about $50 worth of beans and a tumbler.) I took home the Blue Orchid Blend and the Dona Lucinda. So far, the Blue Orchid is blowing my mind. I use it for espresso (as the bag suggests) and it has an excellent aroma and taste. To pair, I got a slice of toast. It was no ordinary toast either! With your choice of accouterment, I had to get some almond butter and jelly. It was totally filling and satisfying. It was the holy grail of toasts. In the famous words of a hometown hero, "Yeeeeeah, Toast!" Coffee snobs, you've found a new obsession. read more

Huckleberry Roasters - Toast was spectacular. Got almond butter and strawberry jam. - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Okay, this is by far the best coffee I've ever had. I love coming on a Saturday and getting their rosemary lavender latte and a bonfire breakfast burrito (the vegetarian is amazing). It's super chill and the workers are friendly and helpful. I've never had a bad experience here. The coffee and food are always amazing. read more

Excellent coffee. Great service. I was new to the place and the young lady at the counter was great. The price point is nice. Egg burritos stay away. They gave me one today the inside was watery gross horrible. Uncooked eggs. I ordered eggs and bacon in a burrito I said nothing else. What I got was not that. They cooked the outside wrap which was great inside was a mess uncooked. I can not even imagine how it made it outside of the kitchen. It was basically runny egg salsa gross. Bacon nope. Then again it was so watery who knows. It's like they poured a ton of wet ingredients in a bowl sort of mixed it and put it in a wrap then tried to cook it. Fail. read more

In a word, solid. A great neighborhood coffee shop, but probably not a destination coffee shop - at least not for me. I had an espresso with their Blue Orchid roast. A solid 4+ star espresso with Sweet Bloom setting the 5-star standard. Served with mineral water - essential and appreciated! I appreciate that they have two beans in the hopper providing choice of espresso flavor. I prefer the brighter, citrus notes. The Blue Orchid bean was complex and bright. That makes me happy even if it wasn't quite the best I've ever had. The ambiance is hip and a good mix in the crowd. Several young kinds with parents came in as well as people on computers working and studying. There are also people hanging out and chatting. This is what I like - a good mix of people being productive and people hanging out. I also love that they have a garage-door roll up for an open air feel on warmer days. I had a light jacket, and I'm glad I did. With it I was perfectly comfortable. My big complaint is the decor is... confused. The feng shui of the space isn't bad, but it isn't settled. The blue school chairs aren't my style, and all the stools have an uncomfortable slant in the seat. The art on the wall is... Hippy and abstract, but mostly... Odd but not odd enough to be interestingly odd. Other parts of the decor is modern and clean. If hippy/abstract/schoolroom/modern/clean does it for you, this is your place. Work: the wifi is good if you can get it to work: 25mbits down and 12 up. I had to hack the DNS settings (using googles free DNS: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4), but other patrons seemed to have no problems. There is plenty of power outlets and seating. read more

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Great coffee. Staff was polite. Only note is that this cafe is attached to a large hotel complex, and it did not have the traditional coffee shop ambiance. It was solid for grabbing items to go! read more

I felt like I was on an SNL/Portlandia skit about pretentious coffee shops. This place is almost comical and preys upon a demographic of people who want to support local businesses, but don't end up realizing they're getting ripped off. I shamefully paid $4 for a cup of tea. They only offer one size, and it's small! When asked for a larger cup of tea, there was no coherent explanation as to why they couldn't fill a larger cup with hot water and I was given the small cup of tea. Ravenously hungry, I ended up having to pay $8 for a piece of stale bread, so heavily ladened with accoutrements you almost couldn't detect the bread was of cardboard taste and consistency. I understand the need to layer it up with other items hanging around. It was a juxtaposed disaster. With so many small business options in Denver, this won't be another one for me! The quality v. cost ratio isn't justifiable here. For other patrons: you can also get free wifi at any of our public libraries without having to pay obscene amounts of money for tea or coffee! read more

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Always great service and coffee drinks at Pecos location. The baristas know their customers by name and the location has a wonderful outdoor patio. read more

Desire to return is low, $7 for a micro latte, a small is not a normal small, but miniature. Also no Almond milk, oat milk is their alternative to dairy and oat milk is known to spike blood sugar, not a healthy substitute for almond milk. I was excited for a replacement for Allegro across from the park on Tennyson, but don't plan to be a regular. Shrinkflation to the extreme at this coffee shop. read more

My favorite coffee shop in Denver. Solid every time. I always make a point to visit when I'm in town.

Cool corner spot great coffee if you enjoy pretty decent coffee that isn't overly sweetened and awesome paramour lovin host read more

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Chai latte. Don't get it if you like super chai-y taste. LoL but why not just get coffee in a coffee place?!?! Oh my dear sister hahaha. Vanilla latte. That's what it's all about. You would think it would be too light, too sugary, or too anything else like so many places but this was perfection for my taste buds. A bit of creamy coffee goodness with a touch of sweetness. Me like. Just say yes. read more

Huckleberry Roasters - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I did enjoy this one a little bit better than the one on Larimer. The latte did not have the same unusual taste and flavor that the other one did. That isn't to say that I was wowed by this location, it still wasn't great. I also tried their drip coffee (which was a Sumatra). That had an off flavor. It was a little below average but I'm going to put that up to maybe personal preference. The barista was nice. I personally prefer this one to the one on Larimer because it has less of a pretentious feel. It was still unusually quiet and perhaps a bit hipster. These are a very generous 4 stars, but it was a step-up from the Larimer location. read more

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The coffee here is great, awesome flavor and balance. The customer service is top notch - always welcoming! I'm not sure if there is any inside seating, the place looks pretty small but there is plenty of outside seating. There is a community fridge which is pretty awesome as well. Only downfall, personally, is that they are so far away. Hopefully in the future other locations will pop up throughout the metro area. read more