One of the better Logan Houses I've been to! Tucked in a sunny corner of Stanley Marketplace,…read morethey've got all the trappings of a good coffee shop. Fireplace with couches and armchairs. Tables near outlets. Tables better catered to socializing. Big bar area in the middle where the baristas do their thing. If I were just judging by the atmosphere, I'd give full marks but unfortunately the coffee wasn't that delicious. I had a hazelnut chai and it was so spice forward I had no sense of any flavoring beyond that. It wasn't particularly cheap either. I didn't try any food but some items looked good. Service was friendly enough. I'd certainly not pass this spot up when hanging around Stanley but probably wouldn't travel too far afield to come by just on its own.

Latte ordered with sugar free syrup. No taste even after…read morepouring more syrup in. Didn't taste good and very overpriced! Not only was it overpriced but they add on a tip when you check out and if you don't notice you pay even more! I didn't notice and left a cash tip in addition. Almost $11.00 for a 16 oz latte with sugar free syrup. No alternative milk. Will not be going back! I should have said something but I was in a hurry and the barista was busy serving others. Check your receipt!

Went in a Saturday afternoon and the place was mostly empty. It looks run down from the outside and…read morethe location looks somewhat questionable. It is a converted house and inside it still has different rooms made into different seating areas. I guess it is ok if you are into oldies and historical looking places. The young man serving me was patient while I decided what to order. My Venetian Cream was just blah. Nothing memorable.

Very cute coffee shop in a converted home. The history is just palpable when you walk in. Not a ton…read moreof seating but the seats are separated into different rooms which allows for different vibes depending on the people present. Solid but limited coffee and food menu. I enjoyed a perfectly prepared hot mocha. The service was fine but not overtly friendly. I see myself coming back just to support the owners and their vision.

Love having Panda Coffee House within walking distance! It's such an easy go-to for a quick coffee…read moreor pastry. The menu has all the classic coffee shop staples, but what makes it stand out is the Japanese-inspired twist on some of the offerings. It adds a fun, unique touch without being overwhelming. Last weekend I tried the ube cruffin and it was top tier; perfectly flaky with great flavor. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to as I work my way through more of the menu.

I was craving matcha and my partner needed coffee so we looked up a place nearby and found Panda…read moreCoffee House. The location is pretty cool. There's a lot going on in the space but if you come early in the morning, it is pretty chill. I think they have pastries from Black Box (I could be wrong) but the pastries are really good. They're very buttery. No photos of food cause I devoured that. There's plenty of seats and parking spaces. The matcha was quite good. It wasn't too bitter or sweet. It still tasted like a solid matcha drink unlike the siren chain. If I'm in the area, I would stop by. I don't think this is Panda Coffee fault but the music was so loud.

My partner had the Franklin with sausage gravy instead. We both liked the mushroom gravy. More…read moresavory. Cinnamon roll was great. Shareable. Really big roll. Great place. Great service. Go shopping after.

Recommend getting the cinnamon roll to share. It's really big. So yummy and not too sweet. There…read morewill be a wait. Bc it's so busy you might not get the best service. They do add a Stanley Improvement Fee. It's small but it's gonna be automatically added to the bill. The restaurant is cute for a brunch moment.

The Ethiopian Spiced Tea was a knockout hit for me. They also switched out a drink what was offered…read morecold to hot for my daughter and she liked that too! I liked the mural inside and the service great. I think a larger sign outside would help people find the place.

I was unimpressed by Coffee Origin. Not an auspicious start when the meter at the parking spot out…read morefront had a broken credit card reader and quarter jammed in the coin slot. It's a small space - a few tables, not all of which have access to an outlet. The table I snagged was off balance and wobbly and pretty dirty. The bathroom did not have soap - it wasn't super busy so not sure the excuse. They had some pastries but none looked appetizing except for the baklava - the only true pro of my visit. Quite tasty though despite saying I was dining in, my drink and treat came in to-go containers (boo). An extra bummer because I saw mugs. I ordered a seasonal ginger bread latte. Fairly decent price point but flavor was lackluster. Staff was friendly enough but they seemed to spend most of their time out of sight in the backroom. Will not be coming back.

The Anschutz campus, HONESTLY, is such a great spot to meander around. I went yo Lost Coffee upon…read morethe kind lady at WOW scrubs', Alina's recommendation. A simple oat milk flat white and Lost Coffee's cream cheese Croissant muffin on one of the tiny chairs outside under the sun really was the vibe this gently cool Monday morning. First bite of the soft, warm muffin, and I wondered how people ever stay skinny. Great spot.

We've been big supporters of Lost Coffee since they opened, and we've generally had good…read moreexperiences. The coffee is pretty solid and the baristas are friendly. But I was disappointed during my most recent visit when my cortado was made with cow's milk instead of the almond milk I ordered and paid extra for. I didn't realize until I'd already taken a few sips. The staff were kind and quickly remade the drink, which I appreciated, but I did end up feeling unwell for a few hours afterwards. It's frustrating to pay an upcharge for non-dairy milk and then not receive it, so I hope more care can be taken with orders like this. I also think it's about time that the upcharge for non-dairy milk is reconsidered, even Starbucks is doing it!

Swell spot! Can't wait to add Glissade to our family's coffeeshop rotation. Extremely child…read morefriendly with books and toys - not something you see often. Love all the books focusing on mental health, too. Plenty of space and variety of seating including places to work, cozy up with a book, or warm up by the funky fireplace. I went for a seasonal rosemary latte (in a reusable mug, yay!) which was tasty. Also had a tomato danish that was very good. Not super cheap but felt like a fair price point. Service wasn't anything that stood out, but nothing to complain about either. All in all a really wonderful spot I would absolutely recommend.

Off to a nice start in 2026 having Yelping in mind!! On the very first day of January, I discovered…read morethis wonderful coffee shop after working out at the nearby gym in the morning. I sure was hungry for some good protein and, of course, coffee! It was a bit out of the way from the gym but for a shop that's rated with near-perfect 5-star reviews, it was worth the driving. The shop is located only a few minutes drive east from Stanley Market Place. Unless you search for coffee shops in/on the map, its location is almost hard to find; it sure is hidden or tucked in. As soon as I stepped in, a glance from one of the employees was noticed. I stood in line and yet my turn quickly came. The lady upfront was warm and kind. I asked her I needed a few minutes to decide to which she said, "Let me know if you have any questions." Nice start with a friendly gesture; she let me take my time. I asked her a few questions about the pastries and or craft coffees but after that, I set my eye on the Chicken Salad Croissant (I almost went for one of the sweet pastries although there were only three kinds left to choose from. I guess most of them had been taken by the earlier morning crowd who had beaten me as the time was about 15 minutes till 10am. Well, I needed some good amount of protein after the workout at the gym anyway so going with some savory was the absolute choice for me.) On top of the croissant, I went with a latte with triple shots. My absolute favorite way for a latte at any coffee shops I go to. Just so you know, at this shop, it's not just coffees and teas they serve: they also serve beer, mimosa and wine by the glass. I occasionally see this "little touch" at a coffee shop here and there. I like the concept. The lady upfront was absolutely above-and-beyond for me. Whether I wanted the whole milk for my latte, if the (premade) Chicken Salad croissant (stored in the refrigerator) should be warmed up a little bit, all sorts of considerate gestures were included in her service. While waiting for my coffee and food to come up, she even asked me if I wanted a piece of small chocolate that has a little blueberry on top of it. She said it comes from the chocolatier inside Stanley Market Place (yup, I know that chocolate shop!!) It's so nice to see this type of "collaborations" some businesses do to create food industry version of "symbiosis". In a community we reside, we all help each other, right?? The store inside is impeccably clean and modern. The store's color appears to be light blue which I saw at the store signage inside the coffee bar and the bar counter (I saw it right outside the store where they have same tables and chair that's covered with tarps overhead.) In a way, it looks like a little coffee shop on a seaside! The chicken salad tasted so good. The nice warming up the lady did for me made the sandwich so perfect for consumption. For a premade, everything tasted fresh. My latte tasted good as well and yet it somehow didn't have that three-shot espresso taste; I like to taste the coffee more than milk (well, everyone does, right??) This didn't disappoint me in any way though as today's quick stop at this newly discovered shop truly got me going for the day. From the impeccable service to ambiance to quality food and beverage, I can comfortably give this place a nice/perfect 5-star review. Top find of 2026 (well, only a day into it so too early to say that?? Ha ha)!!!

They have amazing service!! I love their matcha top tier!!! I would 10/10 recommend you visit them…read morein the Stanley Marketplace!

For being so busy on weekend they work very fast. Workers are also very friendly, very good…read morecustomer service. Besides from the customer service the drink its self is very flavorful, I got a matcha there and the mango drink as well and loved both. The place overall is very cute!!

Lucy's Coffee House is a true community gathering place. It is beautifully decorated with the most…read morecomfortable seating we have experienced in any coffee shop in Metro Denver. There are large tables for groups to come together socially or for business. They offer free Wi-Fi. The seating in the back is very private. They played relaxing and calming music that was a pleasure to listen to while drinking delicious coffee and sitting in comfort. Hannah was our barista, and she was lovely! She is a kind and friendly person who took the time to explain how to make reservations for the Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony that can be scheduled on Saturdays or Sundays. The Yirgacheffe coffee was incredible, so smooth! It is from Ethiopia--the birthplace of coffee. The food menu is vegetarian (no meat served) The noise level was perfect, indoor seating is plentiful (no outdoor seating), and parking is plentiful in the lot in front. In the restroom, the toilet was a bidet. I wish the menu were in a larger font to make it easier to read. I feel coffee shops in general need ample storage to keep supplies and clutter out of sight of customers.

This coffee shop is a great spot to meet up with friends or bring your laptop to work. There is…read morelots of seating and outlets and the music is chill. I had a chicken panini and it was delicious. There was only one person working for a lot of customers so the wait time was more than expected, but for me it was worth the wait.

Stopped in with my family after a Dey at the Zoo.... about a 15 min drive away…read more The pastries are so pretty and the ones we ate were very good. They had Bánh mi sandwiches , bowls, sweets, coffee drinks, wonderful almond croissants. We had all of the above :) It's a small area with about 4-5 tables but a nice and comfortable. The employees were very nice. They were featured on a television show so we thought it would be fun to try. Go check them out.

This should be on repeat!!…read more The Banh Mi sandwiches are delicious but the sweets are the real gem here. Park in the back to avoid the hassle of colfax. It's easy to get distracted by all of the dessert options in the bakery case. Pastries. Cakes. Cream. Fruit. It's all here in combinations that will make you say, OMG. We had a Pain au chocolate, ube black sesame cake, egg nog and ginger cake and passion fruit cake. All were fantastic and unique in flavor. We had all the coffees but the ube foam makes for a whole new experience. The chicken banh mi Sammie's heated are so good. Love the pickled onions and aoli on a homemade baguette. It's hard not to eat the entire thing. We went a bit crazy and spent $70 but it was worth every penny. Seating is limited. Four tables and some small spaces for individual dining. Service directed to one customer at a time so you have to be patient. Huge bakery space which tells me the bake and sell to commercial customers.