Loved this hidden gem. Lots of room to spread out, get some work done, relax, or play a game. Ample…read moreselection or sofas and tables. 3 rooms to select for your level of privacy. Nice outdoor patio area overlooking a peaceful pond with a little trail on the grounds. Service was friendly, coffee was good and reasonably priced. They have a few bakery items for purchase. In the hallway you'll find a small selection of games on hand or bring your own to play. Would love to see a selection of books available too. Only critique is that some of the table surfaces and couch area could use more frequent and deeper cleaning.

What a hidden gem this place is--from the roughly-cut stone walls to the soft glow of a fire…read moreflickering across a massive grate. There's plush seating sprinkled throughout the space, to enjoy serene panoramic views of green and blue just beyond the windows. Even the outdoor space provided is therapeutic, with fountains gurgling on both sides of the pond. My only complaint would be the distinct lack of friendliness shown from the short curly, dark-haired barista who took my order. She puts off unwelcoming vibes, 100%. I still plan on returning with my family, because happily, it's a tucked away spot that feels inviting enough without the help of servers. The pastries looked delightful, too. I recommend checking this place out if you're in the area, it's a fun escape while grabbing fuel.

Delicious seasonal latte and matcha latte. The seasonal latte was not too sweet…read more You can order at the counter or a self-serve kiosk. Lots of tables and seating! Located in large plaza so parking is a breeze.

Very quiet and spacious place that is quite work friendly. The interior looks a little weird in…read moresome areas but it's a pretty big space which kind of surprised me coming in, I didn't expect so much space. Other than that the coffee is not bad, kind of at the same level as many other places and the service was very nice. A great place to spend a couple of hours working if you need to get out of the house. Also the playlist they were playing was nice.

I live under a rock apparently because I hadn't been here before…read more My favorite parts: 1. Loud busy and energetic (don't come for business calls but come if you need background energy to get you through a boring spreadsheet data input.) 2. Would feel just fine bringing toddlers bc it's already loud 3. Kids menu! $2 kids drinks, can you even get water for $2 anymore?! Loved treating my kids without feeling the risk of them not finishing or liking a drink

Much better than Starbucks, at least their coffee is!!! So maybe they don't do the seasonal drinks…read morelike them, maybe they do...I'll check it next time I go... Try it, you'll like it

*CELIAC / GLUTEN FREE REVIEW…read more YUMMMM - the fried donuts here have such a wonderful texture and a delightful little crunch. The menu is insane, with lots of GF options marked with asterisk. There is a $1.50ish up charge for every GF donut which sucks, but they do take CC super seriously and have their own fryer and toppings they use, and will also switch gloves. My only piece of advice is go simple for at least one donut! There are lots of really cool fun flavors but the classic ones were some of the best we had. I did not get sick.

I know this is going to sound 100% lazy, but I usually to Desert Donuts while my partner is working…read moreout at the gym. But I'm going to cover myself by saying, it's because I usually have had labwork done at UCHealth and after fasting, you know you need food. The staff are always friendly and helpful. There are a lot of choices, so look at the menu with pictures and descriptions. Of course the staff can help you as well. It's always quite, clean, I've even worked in there while eating and drinking.. The last time I was there, they still had the candy cane donut. So good, but bad for the glucose. Lots of good choices, but I haven't worked up the courage to try the savory donuts yet. One day!

Even though it's in DTC, this place is giving all the Hawaiian vibes!…read more I came here with the sole purpose to work in the afternoon and it was a much needed delight. Plenty of space, tables and outlets with strong WiFi and even stronger coffee! Since I've never been, I kept it traditional and ordered off their regular menu vs seasonal drinks. Coco MacNut Latte was pretty tasty, they will put it in a glass or cup if you're staying there which I appreciate. Staff was super friendly, clean bathrooms and they even had free smoothie samples to try. I'll be adding this to my working from a coffee shop rotation, mahalo!!!

Cute little coffee shop that really invokes a feeling of Hawaii in Denver. Love that local feel…read more Staff was friendly enough. I bought a bag of beans and a small drip coffee. I was hoping the small coffee would be free with purchase of bag, but I guess it wasn't. The bag of coffee wasn't cheap, so I was disappointed in how over-roasted the beans were. Adjusting grind levels and water temperature, there was always a bitterness or too watered down. The other flavors present in the beans, however, we're quite nice. I was hoping that they would have real kona coffee, but unfortunately their supplier suffered from disaster in Hawaii. Not going to blame them for that, but objectively speaking, if a Hawaiian coffee shop doesn't have Hawaiian coffee, then I am sad about it. At the same time, due to the circumstances, there is a compelling reason to throw some more support behind them.

This has become a family and friends favorite. They don't have a huge menu but it is quality…read more Prices are reasonable and the staff always helpful and pleasant. The roasts are flavorful and deep. The "sweet" coffees aren't overly so, adding to rather than overpowering the coffee. I've enjoyed the cold foams featured in recent months. Many people find it to be a good place to work so often finding a place to sit with a friend is a challenge. When the weather is warm there is an outdoor area which helps. This is my only complaint, they need more space because it is so good!

This is a great place to land if it is your first time to Littleton! It's right around the corner…read morefrom the Main Street area with all the shops and right across the street is a specialty pet supply store and a year-round costume store! Right before Christmas, I met up with a fellow cat-sitter for coffee and catch-up at this coffee shop, that neither of us had been to before. I came down from Denver and she came over from Highlands Ranch. I am loving catching up with friends in Littleton! Mango Tree was spacious (which I LOVE) and had lots of seating options. It was also well lit and had a retail merch area. I noticed at checkout that there was coffee mug for something like $300. I was like WHAT ..is that about. I was then told it was like a neighborhood membership where you get free coffee for a year with a purchase of the mug. That is SO neighborhood VIBE! Okay, I don't live in Littleton, but if I did - what a cool hangout and coffee program! I'm not sure how residential it is right around the downtown of Littleton but if I lived within walking distance of Mango Tree that membership would be VERY tempting. There did seem to be nice sprinkle of locals - people seeming to know each other - baristas and guests and my friend and I were warmly welcomed into the fold. I got a pretty latte and my friend got black coffee and we enjoyed our catch-up convo on a couch. They weren't open super late on the day that we were there. I want to say they closed at 4 or something so going earlier for long catch-up convos is recommended!

I don't give five-star reviews lightly, but Enchanted Grounds (Highlands Ranch) absolutely earned…read moreit. My 12-year-old son has recently gotten into Dungeons & Dragons, and for his birthday we reserved a table here knowing that Enchanted Grounds welcomes tabletop RPGs. I'll admit, I was a little hesitant about leaving my son and four of his friends somewhere new on their own for nearly four hours. Any concerns disappeared almost immediately. One staff member in particular, Paul, went above and beyond. The boys would not stop saying, "Paul is the GOAT." He checked in on them throughout their entire time there, helped them out whenever they needed it, and genuinely made them feel welcome. More importantly, he made me feel completely at ease as a parent. It's rare to find a business that not only creates a fun, inclusive space for kids but also earns the trust of parents so effortlessly. Enchanted Grounds Highlands Ranch has my respect and admiration. Thank you for giving my son one of the best birthday experiences he's ever had. We'll definitely be back.

I used to be a huge fan of this place, recomendibg them to anyone on the south side of town. But…read moreunfortunately a recent experience has really soured me on them. For a MtG prerelease with very limited seats, for a set I was very excited for I called early in the week to understand how they handle prerelease events. Per their site, and Per the conversation with their employee, there wer no pre-event sign-ups, and a half an hour before the event they would start registering people. I asked if there was pre-queueing, and was told that happens, so I asked if showing up fifteen minutes early would give a good chance for making the limited seating. What can I say, I was excited. I invited my friends and we were all going to be there early. In total, five of us. Well, as I was pulling up 15 minutes before the event, I found out they had done a sign up, and before they were even supposed to be starting to register folks, they had run out of seats. And the answer to why they did exactly what they had told us they were not going to do? Management decided the night before to change things. I regret having suggested to my friends that we go there for the event. I regret that those friends purchased a draft box at above MSRP from this store in an attempt to save the evening. I regret that they decided to buy beverages there, as our evening had been ruined by Enchanted Grounds' management team. Will I be back? Maybe. Will I trust them on their event descriptions? Nope.

Love the staff and food/drink options. They just remodeled their place but feel like I enjoyed the…read moreoriginal layout better. The new place lost probably a third of their views to the outside...and seems more closed in (eg walls where there used to be glass?). There will eventually be outside tables so will have to see how that works out. The platform in front of the tv wall is interesting but not sure the value of it unless they are hosting shows or bands of some sort? But the general space isn't that large? Guess we will see. There are a fair number of high tops with larger tables now, so good for groups of 6, but the chairs aren't super comfortable. Bummer that it is no longer on my list of favorite coffee spots (at the moment).

I love atlas coffee! This was my first time in this location and I love all the natural light and…read morehigh ceilings and windows. The staff here is friendly and love to smile. The coffee is delicious and just how I like it! The giant screen is not my style but I'm sure that some people must love it... my favorite thing about this location is the outside brought inside style and the many different seating arrangements for large groups or solo workers.

Great location at Streets of SouthGlenn. The coffee is just okay (surprising since it's Kaladi) -…read more it's good if you like "coffee creations".

Liz is not only a wonderful barista but an amazing person. She always goes the extra mile to make…read moreyour experience wonderful! 10/10! Support local and she is the best place to do that.

The new location is adorable. It is a wonderful upgrade. The coffee, food, and service is still…read moreamazing. Most of all, their community service is life changing. My daughter went through their program years ago. When she started I wasn't sure she'd ever be able to hold a job. She lacked the general skills, though I knew she could learn those easily enough. What I was concerned about was the confidence and level of communication which is required to attend to the average customer, and coworker. Today she is in another barista position full time. She loves it! She's great at it. She is even training others now. She has truly gained the skills to make her own way in the world and leave folks with a smile. I'm very proud of her progress. Thank you, DIRT!

Is this place called "Dirt" because the staff treat you like dirt? We didn't have a good experience…read morehere. I'd read reviews mentioning a rude barista, and unfortunately, I think we met her. She seemed openly unhappy to be there and was very unpleasant to all customers. We found Dirt on Apple Maps, which listed the coffee shop as open until 5 p.m., but when we arrived, we discovered it had moved. After tracking down the new location, we finally ordered drinks, only for the staff to start closing almost immediately. I asked about their hours, and the barista curtly told me they're closing and I could sit outside. I heard her drive away other guests who'd just bought drinks too. Another staff member said I could stay for a bit, but by then, I didn't feel welcome. As I sat outside, I ended up telling at least four groups of people that the place was closed. They really need to update their online listings, while that barista needs to learn some basic manners. We won't be coming back.