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We were looking for a good coffee shop on the way to Cripple Creek, when we found Java Haus in pretty Woodland Park. It's a comfortable little place. Though our order was made incorrectly, which I'd attribute to the distracted baristas chatting with the locals at the bar area. The espresso was a little bitter and burned tasting too. Java House is about typical for mountain town coffee shops. Three and a half stars for the convenience and picturesque scenery.
The coffee was just okay, nothing special but drinkable. On the other hand, the gluten-free scones were really good, definitely a highlight. We arrived a bit early and ended up waiting about half an hour for them to open, which was a bit of a bummer but worth it once we got in. Once inside, the service was good, quick, and the staff was very pleasant. The building itself is really cool, adding a nice touch to the overall experience. Solid stop if you're in the area!
Amazing amazinggggggg coffee & pastries! I tried the gf lemon scone & the cheese danish...both so delicious!! The coffee was so fresh and flavorful. The atmosphere had a very calming, homey feeling with the most amazing artwork decorating the walls! I will definitely be returning. The service there is impeccable as well. 15/10 I wish I could give more than 5 stars!
Love this place, good coffee, the place is clean, service is excellent, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxing even when busy. It is a great place to do homework or just chill while enjoying a drink or two.
Spacious coffee shop with reliable wifi and outlets. Came on a Friday morning and it was a great place to get some morning work done. Plenty of tables around to choose from. Free parking in the back lot. Coffee is decent. Americano and Cortado were 5/5 and drip coffee was 4/5. Prices are very reasonable. Staff is also very welcoming!
It was a fine snowy afternoon in Woodland Park, a drive through mountain town blanketed with the remains of the last night's snowfall. The roads were icy and snowbanks lined the drive to the days cup o' joe, Java Haus. After smoking a quick bowl, we headed out onto the frozen sidewalk. Java Haus is right on the main drag of town. Walking in you're met with an open layout coffee shop sprinkled with various familiar characters. There are partially-filled shelves with plants and decor and a space for karaoke. In the front on a couch, sitting lined up like ducks, are three curling iron, beanie with the puffball, platinum blonds in The North Face vests. The back corner is occupied by a man with glasses peering at his screen. There's a couple dressed in flannel in the middle of the room munching a pastry over a shared laugh. The barista is chatting up some regulars at the bar and she smiles at you when you finally reach the register. And that's the moment it hits you, YOU'RE TRAPPED IN A HALLMARK MOVIE!! (pretty much sums up the vibes) edit: Totally forgot about the food and coffee! The burrito was pre made and okay. The coffee had nice presentation but was lacking on the flavor side. Might come back and try something else :/
Tha atmosphere was nice and so was the staff--helpful and kind! The espresso is tasty but if you're looking for beautiful micro foam you won't find it here. Including a picture of my cappuccino for reference.
We had just driven from Denver and had about an hour to kill before our Air BnB was going to be ready for us - enter some coffee to re-energize us after our little drive. We found Java Haus, secured parking, and walked inside. Much to our enjoyment it was a really family friendly coffee shop, folks were sweet to our kids, and when I used their restroom I was surprised and somewhat impressed at their set up for nursing mothers - very accomodating. Now to the coffee - my husband and I both got their pistachio latte and our five year old enjoyed a cookie. I don't know if it was because it was a chilly spring day and I'd already been drinking exclusively iced coffee for some time, but that hot pistachio latte really hit in a way I wasn't expecting. SO good. The cookie was great as well and our five year old ate about half of it (it was huge) and my husband and I finished it up. The coffee shop had some Christian undertones and despite me not being very religious I didn't find it to be overbearing or unwelcoming to folks that aren't crazy religious. It really felt like a welcoming space. If I lived in Winter Park (and honestly I kind of wish I do!) I'd for sure be back and just enjoy the laid back ambiance here and read a book. read more
8 months ago
Best service ever, ambiance is lovely makes you want to stay awhile, I've literally never had a better cappuccino in my entire life. To the gal with light brown pulled back hair (or dirty blonde) working the counter around 1:30ish on Saturday, you're the bomb. Tysm! Edited: I came back the next day, HER NAME IS MYAH! She is THE best! Best best barista ever. read more
We were looking for a good coffee shop on the way to Cripple Creek, when we found Java Haus in pretty Woodland Park. It's a comfortable little place. Though our order was made incorrectly, which I'd attribute to the distracted baristas chatting with the locals at the bar area. The espresso was a little bitter and burned tasting too. Java House is about typical for mountain town coffee shops. Three and a half stars for the convenience and picturesque scenery. read more
4 months ago
The coffee was just okay, nothing special but drinkable. On the other hand, the gluten-free scones were really good, definitely a highlight. We arrived a bit early and ended up waiting about half an hour for them to open, which was a bit of a bummer but worth it once we got in. Once inside, the service was good, quick, and the staff was very pleasant. The building itself is really cool, adding a nice touch to the overall experience. Solid stop if you're in the area! read more
6 months ago
Amazing amazinggggggg coffee & pastries! I tried the gf lemon scone & the cheese danish...both so delicious!! The coffee was so fresh and flavorful. The atmosphere had a very calming, homey feeling with the most amazing artwork decorating the walls! I will definitely be returning. The service there is impeccable as well. 15/10 I wish I could give more than 5 stars! read more
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Spacious coffee shop with reliable wifi and outlets. Came on a Friday morning and it was a great place to get some morning work done. Plenty of tables around to choose from. Free parking in the back lot. Coffee is decent. Americano and Cortado were 5/5 and drip coffee was 4/5. Prices are very reasonable. Staff is also very welcoming! read more
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It was a fine snowy afternoon in Woodland Park, a drive through mountain town blanketed with the remains of the last night's snowfall. The roads were icy and snowbanks lined the drive to the days cup o' joe, Java Haus. After smoking a quick bowl, we headed out onto the frozen sidewalk. Java Haus is right on the main drag of town. Walking in you're met with an open layout coffee shop sprinkled with various familiar characters. There are partially-filled shelves with plants and decor and a space for karaoke. In the front on a couch, sitting lined up like ducks, are three curling iron, beanie with the puffball, platinum blonds in The North Face vests. The back corner is occupied by a man with glasses peering at his screen. There's a couple dressed in flannel in the middle of the room munching a pastry over a shared laugh. The barista is chatting up some regulars at the bar and she smiles at you when you finally reach the register. And that's the moment it hits you, YOU'RE TRAPPED IN A HALLMARK MOVIE!! (pretty much sums up the vibes) edit: Totally forgot about the food and coffee! The burrito was pre made and okay. The coffee had nice presentation but was lacking on the flavor side. Might come back and try something else :/ read more
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Tha atmosphere was nice and so was the staff--helpful and kind! The espresso is tasty but if you're looking for beautiful micro foam you won't find it here. Including a picture of my cappuccino for reference. read more
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Want to be born again with your coffee? Head on down to Java Haus! Of the FOUR Christian coffee shops in town, this one takes the cake. I'm not going to knock the bible study groups in there, nothing wrong with that. But they blare Christian music, and the building owner has been known to walk around asking any suspicious-looking patrons if they're 'one of them liberals.' Now, apparently they're also performing baptisms in the space. BAPTISMS, PEOPLE. For those passing through town, this might be quirky at best, but to those of us locals who just want to hang out and have a good cup of coffee (and it IS good there) without having Christianity shoved down our throat, it's annoying. This is a prime example of why this town will remain a weird little pass-through instead of a destination, until our local business owners/leaders stop kowtowing to the heavy-handed right-wing Christian influence and let some actual progress happen here through new ideas and demographics. read more
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