Such a delight! This walk up / drive thru coffee shop is a true gem that you need to visit when in…read morethe area of 40th and Wadsworth. They have a great menu selection with non-dairy options available. (Current road construction on Wadsworth but pay attention to the road and follow the signs to lead you to the coffee shop) They offer a Chagaccino which is made with Chaga Mushrooms and two shots of espresso, it was delicious! Cassie owns and operates the coffee shop and provided us with wonderful quick service. We even learned from Cassie that she roasts her beans locally in Denver. Support this small and locally owned and operated coffee shop by trying any of their items and enjoy their beauty!

As much as I would like to give this woman five stars. The coffee was terrible. I ordered a caramel…read morecoconut latte. It wasn't sweet. It was watery. I threw it away immediately.

We don't have 7 Brew in Cali, so we were excited to try! We had fun trying different kinds of…read moredrinks including a Pixie Stick lemonade, Key Lime Pie Lemonade Chiller, Brewchata, Cherry Blossom Fizz Soda, and a Smooth 7 Iced Coffee. The Key Lime Pie Chiller was so good, but pretty sweet even at 50%. The lady at the drive thru was so friendly and patient with my millions of questions. For all 5 drinks (Large) I think it was under $30 and they came out fast. We are impressed and will visit one again when we travel.

It's a lot of fun having multiple coffee options nearby. 7 Brew is primarily a drive-through sweet…read morecoffee place, although you can walk up to the window as well. I love that you can easily customize a lot of your drink (temp, sweetness, milk type) for the same price and they walk you through it, so it's not confusing what they have or can customize. We got the Brunette (hazelnut and caramel mocha) and it was tasty. I know it's rather normal nowadays, but there was so much ice in the drink, a medium felt much smaller. And we ordered sugar-free, half sugar, but the drink was still very sweet - not too sweet, but enough for us to be slightly concerned how full sweet would taste. The staff are all very friendly and helpful with the customizations.

Discovered this gem on a recent trip to Denver. It was conveniently located by my Airbnb. After…read morereading the other positive reviews, I was excited to try it out. Loved the overall vibe, service and coffee. I came in at 9am on a Friday, and it was quiet with a steady flow of customers. I wasn't sure what I wanted, but after talking with the barista I settled on a latte with almond milk. It's basic, but it's just what I wanted. I also ordered a ham and cheese croissant. Everything was delicious! Loved this neighborhood find! And they also spelled my name right - on the first try!

The service staff were so nice and the vibes were great! I got an iced vanilla latte, a classic…read moreorder, but the espresso shot was pulled wrong and gives the latte an unfortunate bitter taste. I would go back, just order something else.

What a great way to start the day. It's always nice to find a coffee shop that pulls a great…read moreespresso shot!. Their menu is not limited to coffee. I saw a number of food items on the tables. That artwork is equally as interesting as the people watching. There is a lot of space inside.

I come here for coffee, sometimes. It is always OK, it is never amazing. I don't feel like I get a…read morewhole lot of coffee considering what I pay for it. Usually, I will do something like a latte or a cold brew or something similar to that. On my last visit, I decided that an iced Chai sounded nice. Well, it tasted like it was straight out of a canister of powdered mix, and not even a big scoop at that. Definitely not worth the wait or the price.

I just gotta say the cookie butter latte with a cookie butter snow cap was phenomenal!!! I came…read morehere on my trip to Colorado and had to make sure I came back a second time before I left because it was just that good! It's such a cute little coffee shop and it is also used as a bar at night which is cool. Our barista was phenomenal as well. Mountain Milk coffee was a 10 out of 10 experience for sure!

Mountain milk delivers the flavor I've been looking for, a darker, richer and seemingly more…read morecomplex flavor profile than what I've been getting as cold brew at a number of other shops. Recently, I feel like cold brew has been a pleasant, light experience with a good amount of nuance to the flavor profile but ultimately unremarkable imo. This cold brew hits proper. Also helps a ton that the staff is super nice and attentive and happy to provide suggestions and I could easily see spending a day here on a WFH, plants, great seating and open layout. Great experience, definitely one of my favs in Wheat Ridge at this point.

Random stop in... got a regular latte, perfect. I got some Italian press sandwich, very tasty!!!!…read more Love the atmosphere... Very cute place!

This is one of the warmest cafes I have ever been to. In the short time we were there the owner…read moregreeted many customers by name and brought an intoxicating cheer to the whole establishment. The decor was bright and cute too which built off the existing joy. Our food was great and very reasonably priced. I got a pesto veggie panini which was crisp, flavorful, and filling. My partner got a sesame peanut wrap which was yummy (especially the sauce) and enough for 2 meals. We also got lattes with their cinnamon syrup which were great .

Drip coffee and cucumber dill toast. This place serves local features and a huge patio, waffles!…read moreI'd like to come back and give a go. The gents were great, wonderful service. They are knowledgeable about their beans, roasting happens on site also segways to cocktails/beers - reminds me of Europe. Recommend!

This place is so unique compared to other cafes around Wheat Ridge. Lots of seating inside and…read morepatio seating outside. However parking is super limited--there's only a few spots in the back space of the business. The coffee was delicious. I got a decaf and it was very warm and smooth. Staff is super friendly and the waffle was so delicious but a bit expensive. Overall great experience, would come again, but be prepared to take time to find a parking spot because that is very limited/tight around this area.

I've been to this coffee shop a couple different times and always enjoy the drinks and treats! The…read morespace is very clean and modern. The staff is friendly. I wanted to try their seasonal menu this go around so I got the purple pumpkin patch which consists of espresso, milk, pumpkin spice syrup, and ube cold foam. Stronger coffee but not overly bitter even as someone who has a sweeter tooth! Wish it had a little more ube flavor since I couldn't really taste it. Overall enjoyed my drink and love that they offer pastries from Black Box Bakery too!

Well, I've now been to Onto four times since they opened in Belmar. They're close to my house and…read morehave unique offerings so I've been hopeful I'd love it. Unfortunately, one thing has been consistent all four times I've visited: the baristas are really not friendly. Every time I've gone, it feels like I'm a bother as a customer. Like, I've been excited when they get new menu items and when I ask questions, they seem like it's a huge inconvenience to answer. They don't make any conversation and legitimately, everyone I say thank you to (after placing my order, when grabbing my matcha today), they don't say "You're welcome" or engage with me any further. Today when I went to take my matcha to go, I said "Thank you!" super cheerfully, and the barista just walked away without saying anything. It's really a bummer to feel like my mere existence bothers them when I'm paying $10 (inducing tip) for a matcha. Speaking of cost. I do not have any problem spending $10 on a delicious specialty drink. I have my favorite matcha spots around town and GLADLY pay $10 for a well-crafted drink, even when my friends or coworkers give me a hard time about spending that much. Here at Onto, the drinks are good. But I do think they're a bit overpriced. For example, two of my favorite drink spots that I regularly go to make their drinks with fresh, house made purées. You can really taste the difference. At Onto, many of the flavored drinks I've gotten, I watch them make it and they are just made with Monin syrups. To me, I'd rather pay $10 for a drink that has fresh puree versus one I can get the flavoring at any big box store. Food: The first time I visited with my husband, we were really excited about the sandos. He ordered the chicken katsu and I ordered the eggs salad. My egg salad was shockingly bland, but nothing was really wrong with it. Fine to eat, would just prefer more seasoning. But my husband's sandwich was just all tendon. To the point where you couldn't finish the sandwich because it was just chewy tendon throughout. That was the only time we've ordered food, so I can't speak to other items. But I likely won't be getting a sando again. All in all, Onto has a great menu with lots of variety and fun flavors. I've enjoyed their hojicha and their black sesame matcha. Unfortunately, it's just not going to be my go-to due to me feeling like I'm bothering them every time I go. But if you're looking for a good drink and don't give much weight to customer service, Onto is certainly worth a try.