I'm back and Quince is just as magical I remember. Can't wait to bring my little kiddo here!read more

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.

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.

We gave Panda House another try, and I was pleased to see they still had some gluten-free options…read moreon the menu. While it has a few things going for it, this place still feels more like a bar or diner than a coffee shop. The baristas weren't especially friendly this trip, and there were some inconsistencies with pricing. Overall, it just isn't quite for us.

If you want a yummy unique Denver biscuit breakfast experience -- this is your spot. Located inside…read morethe Stanley marketplace, you'll find Denver Biscuit Company. Not sure if you can make reservations, but the hubby and I walked-in without one. We chose to sit at the bar. I kid you not, the couple next to us ordered their food and it came out in less than 5 minutes. We were all impressed. The bar tender was our server, he made us delicious mimosas. They have an extensive drink list btw. If I was feeling extra fun, I would've ordered an espresso martini. Now to the main course, I opted for something different, "the K-Mack" which includes a Korean fried buttermilk chicken with a cabbage slaw and green onions. It was so good. My mouth is watering thinking about it again haha. Aside from our delicious brunch, the restaurant vibe screams Denver. Lots of decor, plants, art, different kind of seating. It's fun. It's welcoming. It's so Denver and I'm here for it.

The Denver biscuit company serves the most delicious biscuits. Of course we had to get the biscuits…read moreand gravy. Just be prepared. It's definitely heavy, rich comfort food. The service was quick and professional. It's located in Stanley market which is j fun place to visit.

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.

Made a quick stop at this coffee shop after running an errand in the neighborhood. Not that I am…read moresuper familiar with all the businesses located in this shopping center (The Shops at Northfield to name it exactly), I certainly missed this quaint coffee shop when I was here for the moving watching etc. I had done. Or is this place brand new where it started to exist after I had been here most recently? It was a little before 8:40am. As most shops don't open until 10am or so, nobody was around on the 46th Street; the coffee shop was thus empty. I got the guy's undue attention upon entering. Cute wall decors, some tables with chairs for people to sit down, nice open bar with a display of sweets and savory are what I noticed. The drink menu (which I didn't take a picture of) is not massive but has got a good selection, all ordinary stuff. I went with my usual: doppio. I also got me one of the baklavas which I saw where all the baked goods are. The tray full of baklavas was on top of the showcase with a lid on it. Looked nicely brown and flaky. Would be a nice mid-morning snack to eat along with my doppio. The guy was efficient. After I placed my order, it was a matter of a minute or two before he handed me the two items. I was the only customer (like I said) but he was super fast. The charge was about $10 for both items. Upon glancing at the electronic receipt, I realized that the baklavas are $7. A bit pricey I thought but they are a good size. Not bad... At home, I enjoyed both of them after my breakfast. I added some almond milk and half and half in my doppio which tasted nice and bitter (for this reason, people think that I drink like the Italians; they do like strong espresso.) The baklava was so filling. The flaky layers stack on top of each other were perfected. The sweetness was just right. For this size/portion, I guess $7 makes sense; the money worth spent for.

Great coffee and atmosphere. Definitely get the $8 trail deal. You get a large drip coffee and a…read moretreat. Perfect for a sit down meeting.

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!

I love when I can confidently say a place is totes adorbs! I don't know when I added this place to…read moremy want to visit list but I'm sure happy I did! I didn't even know the building it's in existed so everything was a complete surprise. Bright colors, lots of light, strong coffee and ample seating for chatting or working, I really couldn't ask for more! Staff is super friendly and multiple people greeted me. Their seasonal flavors looked tempting and I got a yuzu coffee latte to sip on while I worked. Lots of outlets to charge and options for seats....couch, tables, folding tables and seats outside. I'm usually a dark roast kind of gal but found the medium roast highlighted in my latte top notch. So much so I almost ordered a second one. They close at 3pm every day so I had to cut my visit short but they weren't pushy about kicking people out. Absolutely adding this to my great to work from coffee shop!

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.

This place is super cute and it's nice that Stanley has a boba place…read more I really like how unique the menu is and that they only use real fruit! I got the Peach Please Cloud, which was nice and fresh. The whipped tea cloud is a whipped cream that they infuse tea into, which I really enjoyed. Wasn't too sweet, just how I like it. It's always great when you can adjust the sweetness and ice level for boba drinks. It wasn't busy when I got there so service was pretty fast. They were able to answer all of my questions and the employee was a fellow Once (TWICE fan), which I always love!

The team at Bad Peach Cafe are gearing up for their grand opening, but that isn't stopping them…read morefrom serving up delicious drinks during their "soft opening." I needed a late afternoon caffeine/sugar boost. Enter the Tiger Brûlée Milk Tea, a sweet yet balanced black tea beverage featuring delightful squares of house tea jelly, a snow cap, and a floating torched sugar wafer (the brûlée). It was exactly what I wanted, and for $7.50, the price felt reasonable. My husband went for the Pineapple Express Cloud (also $7.50) and--thanks to his major sweet tooth--was in heaven. That drink is a blended pineapple smoothie with organic coconut milk, featuring a whipped tea cloud, caramel drizzle, and toasted coconut. Basically an elevated virgin piña colada, without the beach (or bottled mix). All of Bad Peach Cafe's drinks are made with 100% cane sugar and real fruit purées. They do not use artificial syrups. I appreciate this, because if you're going to treat yourself, it's so much nicer to have something made with real ingredients. Staff were friendly and helpful. The interior is super cute! Fun and bright design. There's a small bench inside for those waiting on their order, but you'll find plenty more seating around Stanley Marketplace.

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.