I moved out of Denver over three years ago and I miss having this bookstore available to me as I…read morewas a very frequent customer. I grew up in Denver but now I don't recognize my former home. The developers destroyed the very best and it went from being a cow town to a big, expensive city over my life. Now I'm living in a PNW in a small University town that has few bookstores

Don't miss this! A couple of blocks north of the Cherry Creek Shopping Center in residential area…read more A book lovers dream! Tons of books and new releases. Helpful staff, great cafe. Downstairs is a small selection of used books for $1-4ish and restrooms.

We have a 5 year old and all the cats were great with him. The staff is extremely friendly and very…read moreconsiderate. Would definitely come again!

I love this place. It's super cute inside, and the staff is amazing--not just with the cats, but…read morewith everyone coming in for some kitty time. They do really fun events throughout the year, from seasonal stuff to regular ones like cat yoga and bingo, which honestly make it worth going back again and again. My boyfriend even surprised me by planning my birthday party here, and we had the best time. I have cats at home (I LOVE my kitties and they're very much my fur children), but there's something really special about hanging out with other people's cats and having them choose to come sit with you or curl up on you. It just makes the whole experience feel so sweet and personal. The adoptable cats that rotate through are always fun to meet, and the resident cat Toast is basically a pro at greeting everyone who walks in. I seriously can't recommend this place enough.

A little slice of luxury and wellness in the heart of Downtown Denver…read more Sacred Society Wellness is truly a vibe from the moment you walk in. From the stunning indoor and outdoor spaces to the incredible selection of wellness offerings, delicious teas, and thoughtfully curated goodies, this place feels like an experience for the soul.

i love all the classes and services at sacred society. I occasionally get IV therapy and the nurses…read morehave been wonderful. The atmosphere is gorgous, the classes are top notch, im not sure why other people are trying to order food here because they dont serve food only drinks and teas and stuff like that. I am a regular and i enjoy every bit of it.

This place was amazing for a nice breakfast burrito at the S. Pearl farmers market. I don't have a…read morephoto but I got the bacon breakfast burrito. The potatoes, eggs, and bacon were awesome and so was the homemade hot sauce. The two little old ladies running the truck were so nice!

Service was really nice and generous with the food being hot and fresh alongside being delightful.read more

What can I say? Sometimes you just have to find yourself a nice hookah spot to unwind, relax, enjoy…read moresome great conversation over hot tea. Mevlana delivered that! The quality of hookah equipment to shisha is incredible here and the way they served us our tea with the candle warmer keeping it up to temperature for us was the cherry on top of the experience. We visited on a weekday and enjoyed the laid back vibes allowing us to chat, smoke, and sip our woes away. This is a fantastic spot for folks also looking to work from home / finish up schoolwork, etc. to come. The environment feels peaceful and the decor adds to the ambiance. We will be back!

Finally we found a good hookah place in Denver! This place is just what we needed, relaxing vibe,…read moregood hookah, delicious drinks. Our server was super friendly, she recommended us a very nice hookah flavor. I also tried pistachio coffee- loved it, and it was served to me in a very cute little mug. Definitely will go back there

Owner is an amazing guy you can talk to him about aviation if your interested. And calzones are…read morejust as great. the wall art and model planes are cool too.

Very good! Kinda small for the price and I got a gristly chicken bite but other than that it was…read moresuper yummy!!

I had been meaning to try Fox Den for a few years now. It gets good reviews and I've heard good…read morethings about them. Just a couple days ago a friend mentioned Fox Den was one of her favorite coffee places. I guess it was just a little out of the way for me. I didn't make my own coffee this morning on purpose. We were going out to get coffee and a bag of whole beans from one of my favorite FC coffee shops. I suddenly realized I could use this opportunity to finally stop by Fox Den. The SO asks if I want to go there instead. I say yes, but with a little hesitation. I mean how good can this place really be? Will it live up to expectations? Does the "No Waste" theme come at the cost of compromising coffee quality? Upon entering the cafe, I see a wall of mugs to choose from. I pick the Mickey Mouse one. I place my standard new coffee shop order-a cortado and drip coffee. The barista taking my order says that's his favorite mug. The drip coffee comes first. I chose the light roast. It has mild acid, barely perceptible bitterness, and nice smoothe coffee flavor. I really can't ask for a more balanced cup of coffee. One of the best drip coffees I've had in a cafe. My cortado is up. The barista apologizes for his subpar latte art. It's not that bad. Consistently good latte art is not as easy as some baristas make it look, and baristas are allowed to be human. Besides, this is not the Louvre and art is not what I'm here for, no apology necessary. This cortado is excellent. The high quality pulled shots of expresso shine through the nicely steamed whole milk. I have to know which blends they used in my drinks. El Zorro for the cortado and Foxy Gal for the drip. I compliment the other barista on the shop's coffee. She humbly tells me, "the shots are pulling well today". Typically, when I get my usual cortado and drip coffee, one is better than the other, even if slightly so. Not today. Today both are of equally high caliber. It is a good coffee day.

This place used to be the spot! They had amazing food, great coffee, and wonderful staff…read more Unfortunately, it seems like the establishment has really gone downhill. They're no longer a waste-free café, and they no longer offer freshly cooked meals. Food is now prepackaged (and doesn't taste good!) and unfortunately, the service has declined quite a bit as well. That said, I will give them credit where it's due--the coffee is still pretty good!

I love this cute little (actually quite spacious) place! The vibe is somehow a combo of retro diner…read moreand modern coffee shop at the same time. They have plenty of options for seating and working, which is great if you need somewhere to "work from home" or study! Their vanilla chai latte might be my favorite I've ever had, and I love their cute mugs! Did I mention they even have a shelf of games that you can use while you hang? Definitely worth the visit, whether popping in for a coffee or ice cream or hanging out all Sunday!

Tasty food and coffee and tea and other drinks. Unique gifts homemade gifts and clothes.read more

Warm eclectic bakery and cafe exuding relaxing european charm and soothing jazz music. Good…read moreselection of fresh morning and lunch options with freshky baked bread and enticing sweet treats featuring eggs, different toasts, hearty sandwiches, wholesome salads and specialty coffees and drinks. I had the generously portioned Market Bowl and expertly crafted and refreshing Coco-Lime Matcha. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly. Fast service. Win-Win!

Sounded charming, looked charming, but what a let down. We placed our order at the counter and then…read morewaited almost 20 minutes for a breakfast plate with eggs (they came cold), bacon (also tepid) and sourdough toast that was ordinary. The honey was nice, but I was looking forward to the house made jam people rave about (they were out). Hubby's bacon came 5 minutes later and hot, weirdly. His chocolate sprinkle toast was just that - toast with sprinkles. I cannot recommend, sorry. But the patio is dog friendly and it was a nice sunny day.

Checked this spot out for brunch for the first time and it lived up to the hype. I appreciated the…read moremix of Asian and Mexican inspired brunch dishes. The portions were very generous and fairly priced. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you. The congee with dick confit was incredibly flavorful and the breakfast quesadillas were excellent and even better with the side of pork green chile. I will be back! The inside is small but they make good use of the space with tightly packed tables and bar seating. On a weekday we had no trouble finding a seat. The uptown location had construction going on nearby which made the beautiful outdoor patio less ideal but was very quiet from inside. Free 2 hour parking along 18th Ave and side streets

Met coworkers here for an early meeting. Parking at 7:30 am wasn't bad but I'm not sure it would be…read moreas easy later in the day. Onefold is tiny but they do have bar seating. We snagged a table against the opposite wall and looked over the menu before ordering at the counter. What's great about an early visit to Onefold? Breakfast Burrito and Bacon Fried Rice are both on early am Happy Hour! HH for the win. My burrito was just the right size and tasty. My coworkers made me a bit jealous with their Bacon Fried Rice. I will be trying that next time. I'm convinced cooking the potatoes in duck fat and the chili oil made our stomachs happy. There are so many unique things here to try. This is a place I'll brave the parking again for!