Pablo's is famous all over Denver, so I won't write much and I'll assume that you already know what the obvious attraction is to Pablo's. I have to say, though - i had a really fantastic espresso there today and any place in the U.S. that can make a good espresso deserves special notice. Thank you dear baristas. read more

Interesting, and developing baristas. The espresso wasn't anything to write home about, being that it was super dark, and not complex, but this place is decent. read more

I have like 15 coffee shops within a 5 block radius of me and I will bike to Pablo's. Not only do they make the best cappuccino outside of Italy, but the vibe is laid back and the crew behind the counter is always friendly. read more

I live two blocks from Pablo's and I'm there all the time. The atmosphere, people, and of course the coffee, are great. It's super laid back and the staff is always warm and friendly. They roast their own coffee in-house, and it's great to sit out on the porch on a nice Saturday morning with the dog. It's always packed, so be prepared. And there is no wi-fi, but that helps keep the place cozy and conversation-filled. read more

Without a doubt the best coffee shop in Denver. My wife and I got a nespresso machine for our wedding, which is fantastic, so I thought my coffee shop days were over. This is the only place I've been to that I feel makes coffee legitimately better than the nespresso pods! Great culture too. Very artistically inclined, rather than being jammed with interviews going on at every table like some places. Don't: go expecting to surf the internet (no wifi). Do: try the artisan donuts. Always a quirky, off beat selection from Glazed and Confused that may sound a little strange, but pretty much always pays off. read more

It's about the coffee...strong and flavorful. Nothing else matters (ambiance, wifi, customers with trendy facial hair), the focus should be on the stellar coffee. read more

Great neighborhood coffee shop. Awesome breakfast burritos and amazing coffee. Most of staff is very nice. The hipster gal with the really short bangs always seems so grumpy and unfriendly. Her attitude is not a good representation of how lovely and lively this coffee shop really is. read more

Yay Pablo's!! Great place!! The one on 13th is closer to me so I end up there lately but this one will always have my heart!

This place is fantastic. Except for that guy jake, or jack? I can't remember. He's super rude and really confrontational. Always very snappy with me and my family. Sarcastically giving us suggestions like decaf mochas when we ask what his favorite drink is. My wife and I were in last Saturday night and we almost kept going because we've now noticed that seems to be his shift, but we love pablos so much that we just ignore his immature attitude and sit by the couches where he never seems to be. Pablos is perfect, except for jerk. read more

Best coffee I've ever had and I love the atmosphere and staff!! Couldnt ask for a better local place

Pablo's is a hip little coffee roaster in Cap Hill. Their light roasts are often quite good, though a little inconsistent. Their breakfast blend has a little dinosaur on the logo shouting 'yay!', and I concur. To my taste, their dark roasts taste burnt but I often find this after roasting my own coffee for a few years. They have great peanut butter cookies too. On the downside, they need to get wifi in the cafe. You can sometimes pull in a nearby open network, but its a drag to not be able to hang and surf consistently. The people that work at Pablo's are all pretty awesome too--funny, nice, cute. Pablo's is good! read more

I like this place. Solid cup of coffee. Good atmosphere inside and out, and nice menu. I'll go back.

Excellent coffee! Good service and presentation. The coffee is REALLY R E A L L Y good! The only thing that hurts this place in my rating is no wifi =( They do acknowledge that by saying that they have free hi fives though for what it's worth. If it wasn't for the lack of wifi I would be here a lot more often. read more

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Good coffee, but the staff & mgmt has a snarky stance on not providing WI-FI.

Best coffee I've had in the Metro area, worth going out of your way!

Great coffee! Pablo's is a great place to sit, relax and enjoy your coffee. Can't wait to go back.

Worst latte I've ever tasted and didn't find the staff to be very friendly. The atmosphere was okay, but doesn't justify a second visit. I won't be coming back. read more

Pablo's is two blocks from my house and my favorite coffee shop. My only complaint is that it's too popular on some days and seating is hard to secure - not really the fault of the business. What is really great about Pablo's is the coffee, the bacon donuts on the weekend, the kid toys for my toddler near the back, and the outside dog parking area. The staff has been wonderful almost every time. They seem busy as hell most of the time but still explain things to me. read more

My wife and I were in this fabulous city for the Great American Beer festival. Each morning we visited this coffee shop for our caffein wake up! It is now almost February, and we were there October 1st for a week. She hasn't stopped talking about her delicious Denver Cappuccino. CUDO'S to PABLO'S!!! Thank you for brightening our mornings, and adding to the awesomeness of our trip! Denver rocks!! read more

Cool little place that was right down the street from work, in and it really quick. The place has a nice little hipster vibe and staff was pretty cool and friendly. It's pretty rarer to find a decaf that doesn't such, but they had a really weird one that had notes of tobacco and honey, very cool. I will come again if I'm in the area, Damn good Americano. read more

Pablo's Coffee is my favorite coffee shop in Denver! There dirty chai's are delicious. Pablo's has its own unique personality with fun art that is always being rotated. For some the no wifi is a downfall but I love being able to sit down with my friends, husband, or alone and spend some time disconnected from the world reading, talking, or working on papers. The staff is always friendly and fun! I love that they have recycled coffee grounds for you to use in compost or gardening as well :) read more

I love pablos. The environment is great and the coffee is better. It's well lit and good for working or just hanging out. Parking can be tricky but they do have a lot behind their building so if its not full its extremely conveinent. read more

These people are coffee experts. They are very helpful and welcoming. The atmosphere is very comforting. Great place to sit outside on a nice day. read more

This place would be awesome if it weren't for the snooty baristas. At least greet your customers and say thank you after they're done with their purchase. Remember that you're just a barista in a coffee shop. I'd rather go to a place with less decent coffee and friendly service. read more

Delicious coffee, and great locations. The baristas are all friendly and helpful. Danger Monkey is my go-to coffee now!

Pablo's 630 E 6th Ave Denver Colorado 80203.. (Bad Coffee, Tea, all served by often RUDE Baristas We first discovered Pablo's by going on a walk, and found this to be very close to our apartement. So we tried the coffee, and the teas, off and on for a few years. and even used to buy our coffee beans here a few times. but I am not sure why we ever went here as long as we did.Other then we often ment up with a friend who also lived close,so it was more of a convenience thing for us to go here. Pablo's brews there coffee way to strong, and it is very Acid. They also roast there own beans, which I must say taste over-roasted=burned. I guess we just kinda of lost our taste for good coffee going here as long as we did. we finally discovered this on a day that we ran out of beans from Pablo's and were at Albertson's buying groceries, and picked up some coffee beans at the store. I am not saying store beans are great, but at least the coffee did not leave you with that acid upset stomic. the coffee even tasted better then Pablo's not to mention not costing $12, or $16 per pound.The ice coffee at Pablo's,is the worest after trying it once, and what a bad decision that was. I got upset/sick to my stomic, and ended up almost tossing my groceries. The ice coffee i am sure is just left over coffee that is unsold from that day carried into the next day, and so on. I should have know better, as when the barista got my ice coffee from the container it looked very sluggy, and did not taste right.Needless to say I did not finish it, but what i did consume was enough to make me sick.( They also leave the creams for the coffee out all day long in the heat to sour, no ice, or anything to keep them fresh) We also have tried the pastries at Pablo's and found most of them very dry. Pabalo's has several different teas thay carry, but mainly brew up a blend for there daily tea slection called Monks blend tea. they make this a daily brew habit 9, out of 10 times that will be the tea of the day.the Monks blend tea, is awfull!!!, and several other people we know that go here think the same of it. it must be a CHEAPER tea since thay serve it 99% of the time. The other problems with this place is the Owners/Manager have very low, or no high standards ,or expectations. of these baristas that he employs. He lets these often RUDE hipsters run the show. A few of them have VERY POOR PERSONAL HYGIENE, STRONG body odor that we have noticed on more then one occassion.( I don't know about you but someone serving food, or drinks should be CLEAN, and ODOR FREE). Sitting inside PABALO'S, you can't, because the owner lets the baristas run AMUCK, they play very loud OBNOXIOUS music, so you can not carry on a conversation inside, let alone think. Sitting outside is not as bad, ( you do have to deal with the noise of traffic going by. additionally, the outdoor patio is littered with cigarette butts, and trash, and the tables often have smoked butts stuck in the tables, that are never whiped down, or cleaned. Pabalo's also has limited parking, and NO WI-FI. You might like Pablo's if your a liberal "Democrap" like strong acid coffee, bad loud music, baristas with an attitude. read more

Never disappointed by this place. I lived in Vietnam for awhile and they actually sell legitimate Vietnamese coffee-if you have not tried it,it's a must. The fact they extended their hours in 2015 is a testament to how much they care about their customers. No better coffee in the area! read more

This shit is off the chain. Best Chai of my life. Not even gonna lie. Great vibes. Chill dudes. Hot Chai. Recommend to anyone looking for a hot Chai and chill dudes 10/10 read more

Kept going to the location on 6th for months but its time to quit. The service is mediocre to say the least and the staff acts like you owe them an apology for asking for a cup of coffee. It takes forever to make a cup of coffee in there and the staff is rude and really does not want to be there. The latte is almost always warm and never hot, the coffee tastes more like a burned gas station coffee. Not worth spending money or time in that place. Off to the next hipster coffee shop in the hunt for good service and actual good coffee. Sorry Pablos cant put up with your business model anymore. read more

Pablo's has great coffee, but even better than that are the people who work there. They make a great triple sugar free vanilla non-fat latte (it isn't too sweet or too strong or too anything-- its just good). They know about their beans, what's good and how to explain why, and they are fun and nice. Additionally, the location is convenient, the place is quirky, it has a California (Nor-cal) vibe, and like I said, the people are cool. There are also a lot of places to sit. My only complaint is yes, NO WIFI ( = 3 stars). So although they do indeed have good conversation (which is what I was told when I asked about the wifi), they don't have a very good working environment for me and many others...or in my case it would actually be a not very good "looking for work" environment. I need a job...maybe Pablos is hiring. Seriously though, does anyone need a business development / partner management person? read more

Great. strong coffee.....poor service. The baristas always look super pissed off and unhappy. They barely say two words to you when you order. It's so bad that I find myself suggesting other places to meet my friends for coffee. But hey, maybe if I went home and changed into some skinny jeans, an ironic t-shirt, and came in with a scowl on my face, they would treat me a little better. read more

love pablos only wish they had better breakfast options.

I've been looking for a local roaster to frequent and Pablo's is my new fave. Deep, rich brews with great names (danger monkey is their most popular, though I prefer the 2-stroke). A pretty understated atmosphere, leaning more towards the understated than the pretty. They've got a t-shirt I love: "Cheney drinks Starbucks." How can you not want to go to a place like this?! And if 6th is too far south for you, you can also buy their beans at Perk Hill in Park Hill. read more

The best part of this place is the atmosphere. The drip coffee is pretty average, no WiFi, and if you order cream cheese and bagel, you get a packet of cream cheese that barely covers 1/2 the bagel. read more

i really enjoyed coming here, it wasn't a bunch of too cool for school people worried about their hipster hair. there was hipster hair though, but also a lot of chill people mixed about. it smelled good, the barista let me pour my own soy and i got to sit and read my book while listening to a pretty excellent mix of music. the only downfall; there was no internet. i mean, that's pretty standard fare right? i would go so far as to say that coffee and cigarettes has been replaced by coffee and internet (ok maybe not). but what gives? read more

I wouldn't rank this place as high as some people have, it was alright and nothing particularly stuck out to me. The moment I walked in, in just jeans and a t-shirt I got quite a few glares, "outsider," everyone there looked a bit stuck up and you could tell this is more of a trendy spot. When I look for a good coffee spot there has to be certain things, accepting crowd, GOOD COFFEE, ample space, Wi-Fi, and good service. This place has some which is why I gave it a middle of the road grade. The service was pretty good and the employees were all nice. The store isn't that large but it could handle a good amount of people, maybe only 1 or 2 groups of 4 at a time. It is clean from what I could tell, as were the bathrooms. I am travelling and the hotel I am staying at does not have internet that works that great so when I came here to work on some work documents I was surprised when the guy told me they do not have Wi-Fi, and on top of that you can't get a signal from any nearby businesses, MAJOR LET DOWN. The music was a bit loud for my taste in such a small place however the selection was pretty good. As for the coffee, it was decent, nothing that would really set it apart, although I can say that it tasted pretty fresh and was crisp. The do have a selection of pastries and bagels, the bagel I had was fresh as well and not old. Even though I walked there, there was plenty of parking in the parking lot and on the street so that shouldn't be an issue. I could see myself going there again but only if I was looking for a quick coffee and not somewhere to hang out for an extended period of time, that is if I wasn't solely reading or writing. read more

so I moved into the neighborhood just over a year ago. Was excited by the prospect of all the highly rated (supposedly) places to eat and drink in the locale. For the most part I was not disappointed, that is with the other venues in the area. Pablo's just plain SUCKS! How it ever got on any list of the best of anything I will never know. I have given them 3 opportunities to impress and I tell you I have gotten better service and coffee at McDonalds. 1st. If you like dirty rejects from a Grunge Factory with shitty attitudes then the staff at Pablo's will meet all your needs. They look like they just rolled out of bed with the world biggest hangover and the crankiness to match it. 2nd. 3 strikes and you are out! I only drink lattes and my understanding is that they are made with "STEAMED" milk. Not luke warm milk, not milk that has a temperature like it just came directly out of the udder, "STEAMED" milk. And god help you if you bring it back to get heated up! 3rd. They think their reputation entitles them to rip you off. Their large is barely a medium in most coffee houses, putting a little design on the froth doesn't entitle you to jack up your price. If you want to be an artist, go open a gallery. Look, if you are anywhere near 6th and Washington, just head to Starbucks on 6th and Speer. At least you know what to expect! read more

Excellent coffee with one free refill. A good place to read a book or have a conversation as it is not too loud or busy in there typically.

I live in the neighborhood. I feel this place is too hip for me. Well it's not.--Well,it's -yes-too hip for me but the fine barista guy is really nice to me on a Sunday afternoon:So cool and relaxed with the dark-chocolate skin and the dreadlocks.i have Irish Catholic skin. Man I hate that.He places a huge teabag full of Earl Grey tea in my to-go cup and then backs off on the quantity of tea once i ask him. The standard teabag in a genuine coffee shop is four times bigger than your standard Lipton's size.You could live off the gargantuan tea-bag-these places give you! Not that i do.This place has coolness vibes wafting in every direction.When the roaster is turned on the folks in the neighborhood stop and wonder if a building is burning down somewhere.This a landmark. read more