Ordered a Thompson breakfast sandwich and Iced Dirty Horchata. The rosemary bread for the sandwich…read morewas amazing. I'm sad I didn't buy a loaf while I was there. The iced drink was also great. I had to ask what the sizes were (I may have missed it on the menu, not sure) and ended up getting the smallest iced size - 16oz. Service was good, food and drink were good, I would definitely go back.

Finally got a chance to try this place. Seems I got lucky that day that everyone were sleeping on a…read moreSaturday morning. If you got the coffee bread like I did, pls have it warm before you devour them. Your welcome !

Fast and tasty food here…read more Stopped by with Mom and had a nice lunch. She really liked her Reuben and I enjoyed the club. Fries and soup are good too. Friendly people and appears to be clean. Would go back.

Great place to eat! Rueben was amazing. Also had the Rasberry Bacon burger which was so good…read more Tomatoe Bisque soup was a perfect complent to the sandwich. Highly recommend!

I've been to Dark Heart about a half a dozen times. Their drip coffee is consistently very good…read moreand the cortados excellent. They offer sparkling water with their cortados, as some cafes do, which is a pretty cool touch. Sometimes they offer the choice of two different roasts for their espresso drinks, which I've never seen before anywhere else, ever. Stop reading here if that's all you need to know. Today. I order a Smokey Mocha (they also have a regular Mocha on the menu). Side note. It's really hard to screw up a mocha. At its most basic it's hot chocolate with shots of espresso. Even with bad or mediocre espresso shots there's usually enough milk and chocolate to cover it up. On the flipside, it's really hard to make a mocha that stands out from the crowd. (Spoiler-Dark Heart surpasses all that mocha mediocrity). Rewind. The first time I went to Dark Heart a couple years ago, a menu item caught my attention. The Smokey Mocha. My friend and I asked what it was. The barista at the register smiled and gave us her sales pitch. Something she'd obviously done many times and still didn't seem to mind doing. My friend and I were both sold as we each ordered one. After I was done with my Smokey Mocha, I wanted to order another. Unfortunately, we were coffee cafe hopping and had four more stops. When I got home, I started gushing about my Smokey Mocha to the SO and anyone else who would listen. Fast forward back to today. I order the 8-ounce Smokey Mocha for here. My drink has a nice heart design with a generous amount of black lava sea salt sprinkled on top. I smell notes of cocoa, but I can't tell if it's from the espresso (Relentless blend) or the cocoa powder. With every sip I take, I taste warm sweet (from cane sugar and maple syrup) mocha that ends with a touch of salt. The smoked paprika is an afterthought. I savor my drink, but I reach the bottom of my mug much too quickly. I swirl the mug to get the last dregs of salt and cocoa powder (single origin cocoa powder from the Philippines according to the barista). As I drive away, I can taste the salt on my llips, and I still feel the astringency of the cocoa powder in my mouth. This is no ordinary mocha drink. The Dark Heart Smokey Mocha has no equal.

We were in Colorado for a short period of time for Softball. This was a nice walk from the Airbnb…read morethat we were staying in love the vibe love the drinks. Service was quick. The food was great. If we are ever in the area, I'll definitely come back.

Came to work here for the day and enjoyed it very much…read more * Friendly staff, (forgot my water bottle and they held it for me to pick up) * Majority of pastries made in house - heard people asking for the strawberry scones but they were out for a few days. Came by a few days later and they were still out and had a blueberry scone instead. (Absolute delish) * breakfast burritos (wish I would've tried) * Drinks were good. Overall, good place to work from, they have regulars and I loved that vibe. Neighborhood coffee shop, nice meet up place, and hang out for a bit as well. :)

I've been a longtime supporter of MeCo; both Longmont and Lafayette locations have always felt like…read morecommunity gems. The drinks are fantastic, the pastries are great, and the staff is consistently kind and talented. But I'm still baffled by the lack of ceramic "for here" mugs. They clearly have the infrastructure to support them. There's a bussing station ready and waiting, and they make the pastries and cheesy bits in house. You can't tell me they don't have a place to wash a few mugs! Choosing not to offer reusable mugs is costing more than just extra paper cups; it's costing loyal customers like me. I've found myself going elsewhere lately, not because I don't love MeCo, but because even when I remember to bring my own cup, my friends usually don't. It feels wasteful to sit down and try to enjoy coffee in a disposable to-go cup. This feels like a small, one-time investment with a big environmental and customer loyalty return. I truly hope MeCo reconsiders.

Always a great experience The team members are friggin…read moreawesome Drinks and food the highest quality I Feel the love that is put in to make every encounter the best possible

This is really what a coffee house should be like. Eclectic decor, comfy, couches, and chairs,…read morebeautiful chandeliers, and of course, Friendly staff. If they were revamping the TV show Friends in this day and age, you can picture it in a place like FeelLove. Good coffee and looks like good food to nosh on. Don't get a chance just had coffee. Forget that other place for coffee with the mermaid logo. Stay local. Great stuff!

We were leaving Estes and bummed all the coffee shops were super crowded so headed to Loveland…read morehoping for a non chain coffee shop and what a gem we found!!!! Breakfast sandwiches were incredible! Thin bread grill toasted to perfection, eggs fluffy, yogurt parfait delicious and the coffee was the best we've had since being in Colorado. And the employees were so helpful and kind. Bonus the house was super cool! New staple on our yearly trek into Estes.

I love this place and frequent it. The phone system leaves something to be desired. I wanted to…read morecall to price a previous meal in order to send Venmo reimbursement to my friend. The answering machine instructions don't prompt you to leave a message with an assurance you'll be called back. Neither does it signal when you've finished "recording" (?) so there's no indication your message has even been received. In case the proprietors are unaware, I offer this insight.

Such. Cute place!…read more Ambiance: great coffee shop that can be opened up to the outdoors and is pet friendly! Service: quick and kind! They seen my dog and I wait outside but one of the counter servers went and told me that they are pet friendly and welcome pets! Food: fantastic! Everything came out piping hot! It was a great way to start our morning before a hike. The English muffins are baked in house! Super fluffy and tender inside with a crispy crunch outside! The sausage was thick, savory, not too greasy and not too salty. The eggs was cooked perfectly. No rubbery texture at all. Just soft and pillowy. The cheese was super melted and creamy. Cookie loved the pup cup of course. It was whipped cream with some dog biscuits.

The coffee never quite stood out, but the location made it a staple. Being able to walk over from…read morethe neighborhood was such a simple joy, and one of my son's favorite little routines. Not much else around, which made it feel like our spot. And the cinnamon rolls are absolutely worth it. Soft, sweet, and the real reason to stop in.