Great team. Great historic place. Great pastries. Fun to be there. You can make a habit of it. I have. read more

this is a coffee house that is over the top. It be provides a great selection of coffee, & tea, as well as fresh baked pastries, and the best peanut butter cookies in the city. :). In addition if you want breakfast or lunch, it provides a great assortment! also provides a Rusty very informal atmosphere, & the staff are Fantastic !! You even have the owner doing the cooking in the back. What a jewel in the big city of Denver. Don't miss it. Check it out.! read more

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We stopped in while walking back to our hotel from the Denver Zoo and glad we did. Great energy, paninis, and baked goods. read more

St. Marks Coffee House - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I stayed here for a weekend and had breakfast here every day. I would happily do that all the time. Great, peaceful place with good coffee. I love the stuffed croissants. I didn't try it, but they had interesting tea options too. Lots of seating indoors and out. read more

Wow! This coffee shop is open until 10 pm ! This is how i found it by googling open late coffee near me . Lots of pastries & seating . read more

St. Marks Coffee House - pastry case - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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It's an A-okay place. I popped in quick one Sunday before a gathering. I got the turkey & Swiss pannini a mocha latte. It is a cute little spot in the area and definitely busy on the weekend and I went around 11:30 and not a ton of seating. I thought the sandwich was pretty decent and the latte was good. Not a bad coffee shop to pop in while in the area. I wish I would have gotten one of the cookies or pastries. Menu is pretty varied for all tastes. I would suggest popping. read more

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The white chocolate macadamia nut cookie was PHENOMENAL. If you come here, GET. THIS. COOKIE! The coffee also got the job done! I think it can be hard to judge a coffee shop's coffee off of an americano. However, I do love adding lavender to my americanos and this was perfect There were a lot of people here on a Sunday morning, but with the way it's laid out it didn't seem crowded and we found a seat no problem. I think it has "work remote" vibes. Please remember to get the white chocolate macadamia nut cookie if you go!!! read more

St. Marks Coffee House - White chocolate macadamia nut cookie, 2 americanos (one plain, on with lavender and half&half) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Came here on a weekday morning to get some work done. As far as a working atmosphere, St. Marks hits the mark (sorry, I couldn't resist). Plenty of seating and while not all spaces have outlets, enough do that I didn't have a problem finding a place to plug in. I saw reviews complaining about the coffee itself and while, sure, it wasn't the most stellar I've had - it wasn't bad. I went with a latte though so can't comment on the drip coffee. Lots of tasty looking options for food. I went with a bagel and cream cheese and it was quite good. Service was friendly, seemed like a lot of regulars and the atmosphere was eccelectic and fun. They've got a large back patio as well for those warmer days. I'll be back! read more

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Great place to work or study. Interior décor is interesting, and the bathrooms are clean and non-gendered. Ordered an iced Americano, and it tasted pretty burnt. Staff is polite, and the menu itself has a good amount of variety. Overall solid place--this would be four stars if the coffee had been better. read more

St. Marks Coffee House - interior (more seating in the back) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

When an empty parking space showed up right at right in front, I knew that I had to stop for a chai latte and a delightful baked good. It was the perfect way to bring a hectic morning to a close. read more

Like the only coffee in Denver that's actually open past 4pm, that's how you know they're the real ones.

Came for the WiFi and vibes. Left cuz of the weak signal, bad coffee, general dirtiness, and flies buzzing everywhere. Bummer!

What a wonderful find! New to Denver, this place is a gem. Felt immediately at home. Allison is the best. Her guest services are genuine and hilarious. Love! Everything about this place is perfect. Coffee, food, ambiance. Love it all. read more

One of my favorite places to work from during the day (or night!) in this neighborhood. Love the ample outlets and seating, and the slight breeze during a nice day when they open the garage doors. Bring your own coffee mug and enjoy 50cents off your drip coffee. Pro-tip, the outlets are a little old/loose so don't expect a really heavy charger to stay in the outlet (i.e. brick style chargers, older macbook chargers). read more

Notoriously incredible ambiance with famously awful coffee! Great food & pastries & tea read more

Great patio! It's a great place to sit and have coffee or a drink and read. Good energy and I didn't feel out of place being there alone. The patio was awesome and it was very low key. It's open late which is great, I can get a coffee at 6pm before I work night shift! The baristas are great and so patient! read more

St. Marks Coffee House - Dirty chai - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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The best atmosphere, indoors and outdoors, best coffee shop food and pastries, good prices, very friendly and welcoming.

This coffee shop has been around for decades and it has become a major hangout for me. Each morning the owner bakes fresh cookies, scones, croissants, etc. They have paninis, bagels and sometimes soup. In addition to coffee drinks, they have beers and Italian sodas. But for me it's the environment. It takes advantage of our climate with garage doors on each end that can be opened in nice weather. There are large patios in both the front and back. Marble tables line the walls providing work and eating space. The back patio has picnic tables too. It's a great place to meet friends or hang out alone. read more

St. Marks Coffee House - Front counter - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Love this place! I got an iced coffee with vanilla and a chocolate croissant. So nice here and plenty of space to sit and get some work done - with free Wifi!! read more

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Give this place a miss. The coffee wasn't good and the guy who waited on me was incredibly rude because I asked him what the sizes of to go cups were. Then he acted like I was being a nuisance when I also wanted to add a pastry to my order. Didn't even offer to warm it up, . Grungy with lots of spoiled food around. read more

Great little coffee shop located aside Thin Man. These 2 places are probably my 2 favorite places in Denver. You will definitely recognize familiar faces as many regulars frequent here often. Come check out my favorite little secret spot in Denver, read more

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This used to be one of my favorites and it's a longtime staple in the Denver coffee house scene. Unfortunately, I returned after many years and was really disappointed. My drink was just okay (white mocha) and same with my partners. I forgot about their styrofoam policy and that really disappointed me. It's 2023, don't gaslight your customers for needing a to go coffee and not bringing their own cup. We should all be committed to sustainability and doing the best we can for earth. Styrofoam def is NOT it. I gave 3 stars just cause the memories and good times of years past, but if it was based on this recent night it was have been a lower rating. There are far better coffee shops in Denver these days! read more

I truly love St. Mark's. Perfect for the nostalgic and masochist in us all. I've been coming here for a long time indeed and it's been the same all these years. Burnt coffee, disagreeable seating, surly baristas. St. Mark's has never been concerned with your comfort or approval and never will be, which has a certain beguiling charm to it. A dirty little gem in a graveyard of simulacra. Try the cookies. read more

St. Marks Coffee House - Entrance - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I was here today for the first time and there was a line to order however it moved fast. I had the white mocha which was delicious however if you order to go you get an open styrofoam cup. Glad I drank it there and didn't really take it to go. The almond peach croissant was decent. It is specious inside and good to meet larger groups. read more

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So I had tried this place once before and was not overly impressed with it at the time but it's close to home, open late, and now with Covid, it's the only coffee shop that is open so I thought I'd give it a second try and I'm glad I did because I learned a lot. First, their menu is definitely interesting it's kind of overwhelming and all over the place as they offer a bit of everything from coffee to tea to alcohol. Their food menu is also a little strange as they offer standard things like paninis, bagels, soups and sandwiches but also offer odd things like gazpacho. Once you get past all the options, it's not so bad. The first time I came here I got some sort of coffee drink that I didn't care for. But the second time I came, I got a London fog and a pastry and it was wonderful. I came back a third time and got a London fog and a homemade rice Krispy. For both i think it was 5.20$ before tip. Not bad at all. As for the atmosphere, when I first came, they had several tables and a bunch of outlets for people who were working like myself and to be honest when the shop is at full capacity, it can look/feel overcrowded but now that it's half staffed for Covid, there is the perfect amount of space for a person to work and feel comfortable. They also have a large seating area with a front patio and a large back patio. Next door is a little bar that is connected to the coffee shop and the back patio connects the two. It's very refreshing and cool inside or out making it a great workspace. I did give the shop 4 out of 5 because of the little things I noticed when I was here the first time mentioned above but for the value, the space and the hours I would recommend it as a great homework spot. read more

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I have a lot of favorite coffee places but this might be my number one especially late night (till 10pm). First off the coffee is great and the prices (for a Mocha anyway) are very reasonable. Love the glassware and if you bring your own cup you get an extra .40 cents off. Vibe is simple and reminds me of European cafes. Next door you can get a beer/alcohol and plenty of outdoor patio space in the front or back. read more

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Updating my review to 4 stars after a few more visits because they are inconsistent. For example, the pumpkin cake was really good the first time around, but kind of dry on a more recent visit. The coffee can also be a bit bland -- I guess I should stick to espresso over brewed here. The patio is still good, though! read more

St. Marks Coffee House - Blueberry muffin and pumpkin cake (each individually wrapped) + Americano - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

They are the best coffee shop. I get my coffee there everyday before I go to work they are awesome!

Okay first, they just give away day old pastries - score! The white chocolate chip cookies are great. Also the oatmeal raisin which had a lot of raisins, so if you like raisins you will be a happy camper. They are only $2 and the size of crumb's! read more

Roomy, light, homey, inviting. A medium patio out front and a big one out back. Above average food selection, incl. large & delicious apple pie slices. Exactly the kind of coffee shop I would dream of operating. read more

Service was subpar. I asked for a croissant to which he replied we're out. I pointed to the last one. He put it on a plate. It wasn't fresh nor soft. Maybe a 10 sec nuke? I don't know, but that with the coffee left me feeling unwelcomed. At one point the barista went through some doors, I'm guessing it was the restroom, but the slam made me jump and gave me the vibes he is disgruntled. The patrons seemed nice. I would have overlooked the bad day that staff member seemed to be having I didn't return to find out .The difficulty finding parking and hard bench left me wishing I was in a different cafe. read more

Absolutely delish fresh pastries, dirty chai was great but not as much spice as I prefer. Would go again! -1 for sustainability because they were using styrofoam cups read more

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One of the greats for a reason. St. Mark's has the best staff, who make it safe and welcoming, nice music and ambiance, and good food and drinks at reasonable prices. I'm a fan. read more

I've been dying to try this place for ages because it looks cute from the outside. I wish I hadn't bothered. The croissant was the most dense and underbaked pastry I've ever had, it was like biting into dough with a croissant crust. I ordered a latte but was given regular coffee with milk. When I asked about this, I was assured it was a latte. It's greatest sin? It tasted gross. My to-go latte also came in a styrofoam cup. A $2 or $3 coffee? Sure, I'll take styrofoam. But I have been accustomed to expecting more when I'm ordering a $4 - $5 cup. I did not finish either the croissant or coffee, a first for me. read more

I love this place. Small, local owned, quirky fun place to grab a hot cider, coffee, chai... They have good muffins and sandwiches, croissants, cookies, you name it. Skip the big chain places and stop in this place that has been in business for decades! read more

The latte was lukewarm and the croissant was a bit doughy. The atmosphere was chill and probably why it got the three stars. The barista seemed uninterested and not on their game. Maybe it was an off day for them? Hard to tell. read more

// Summary A coffee shop that doesn't have much appeal to it if you don't really care about how your coffee tastes. // Experience I ordered an americano, and it wasn't bad? There wasn't anything particularly good about it, but I didn't hate it. // Service I got an americano in a glass...That's weird, isn't it? I can't even hold it for too long. I mean, he did make the americano right in front of me, but served in a glass?!? // Ambiance It's nothing particularly special - I don't know what would draw people to this particular shop outside of the fact that they have a lot of indoor and outdoor seating, and even a smoking area if that's your thing. // Convenience Parking is relatively easy to find either on the street or one of the side streets. read more

evening coffee, that's what we want. very few coffee shops stay open to 9 or 10 pm. we're very lucky to have St. Marks in the hood when we need them. they have extensive and excellent food choices, teas, sodas, beer and wine. the neighboring restaurants and bars make it a charming way to spend the evening after a walk in city park (two blocks away). sorry to do this, but i also have some complaints... they've been in the coffee business for many years, but they haven't seemed to progress from 2nd wave to 3rd wave unfortunately. no foam in their steamed milk. no latte art. grocery store syrups. styrofoam cups??? come on man. i was disappointed in the lack of coffee passion and quality 10 years ago, and nothing has changed! how? why? read more

So I'm not a religious type guy (as people who claim to be spiritual are wont to say). But in trying to figure out why it's called "St. Marks" -- instead of simply asking the barista behind the counter and getting reliable info -- I received a message from god to "figure it the #!*&%^ out" myself. And here's what I'm thinkin': In the New Testament (St.) Mark was the son of Mary "in whose house the first Christians used to gather." Get it? . . . "in whose house the first Christians used to gather." So I think I just had a coffee conference in a Christian meeting house. Argh. Well, I liked the 1/2 a ham and cheese croissant and the 1/2 herb and mushroom croissant (which I shared with my fellow meet-ee). Topped off with a very competently made almond syrup latte (breaking my NYE resolution to stay away from added refined sugar) it was a fan-worthy experience. So, you go you Christians. You're doing very well in bringing us together whether we're talking about Christ / Suleimani / Trump or anything else. Sign me, David "Unitarianly" M. read more

The place seemed cute but the barista didn't know what she was doing. I don't know if the whole place is this terrible or if it's just the one person but I'm not sure how they stay in business. Maybe it's a good place for tea drinkers? Everything we ordered was immediately thrown in the trash. The cappuccinos were just giant cups of watery milk that were steamed so hot that we burned our tongues. read more