Great service! Tea wonderful. Clean, fresh-y vibe. I'll be back…read more The gentleman serving was really nice. Thank you for making such a good first visit for me! Recommend!

I recently purchased this 'coffee crawl' pass which gets me a discount to a bunch of coffee shops…read morearound the Denver area so this was stop #1 for me. The barista hadn't heard of the program or deal, but she was happy to honor my little online coupon thing. I brought my laptop to do a little work (not my general thing but gave it a shot). Found a small table to sit at but if your back is to the window facing out, you're on a bench and have to sit really far back (and pull the table close) if you want the window to be your backrest. I think I'd actually prefer a chair there. Also the music wasn't anything crazy but was WAY too loud. It's a coffee shop, chill it down! I had my ear buds in and it didn't block out any of the music at all. Coffee was decent but I don't like when shops only have sugar or sugar in the raw. Gimme my fake stuff please - let me choose how I want to die lol. Anyway, this spot was alright for doing some work or meeting up with someone - parking is easy and in a lot.

Lucy is a gem. The atmosphere is communal, welcoming, comfortable, authentic and quietly elegant…read moreand authoritative about coffee. This is evident from the name Lucy -- the 3 million year old hominid discovered in Ethiopia and sometimes referred to as "the mother of us all", the understated murals, knowledgeable, friendly and helpful baristas, and of course the curated and highly enjoyable set of coffee beverages. My favorite is the macchiato, but every drink is an adventure of taste, aroma and texture that reflects refined coffee craftsmanship. The coffee is complemented by a delicious assortment of Ethiopian food and desserts, and a welcoming community. Lucy must be experienced to be truly appreciated. Once you do, you will recognize that Lucy feels like home -- on the first and every visit.

First off this place is beautiful. The wood and light leather upholstery makes the place so bright…read moreand inviting. It's the kind of place you could settle in and spend an afternoon. Like other reviewers I heard about the Sonoma Chicken Panini. What I as a man who rarely shops at Whole Foods didn't key in on is that Sonoma chicken literally refers to chicken salad. That's on me, and explains why some are in love with it and others like were deeply confused. Service is decent but again, this isn't a fast food place.

I highly recommend Sacred Beans, a furry coffee shop in Denver, Colorado. The owner was super nice…read moreand mentioned he loves traveling to Kyoto, Japan to meet with his matcha supplier. The chai latte was super good. I love all the artwork they have on display.

I love this place. I go here almost every day for a coffee. The staff are all very friendly and…read morethey make an excellent latte. The syrups are made in house and they also sell honey from a local beekeeper. They have bags of beans for sale as well as pastries. It is also one of the few places where a large latte has four shots of espresso in it not just extra milk! Plenty of parking spaces as well.

Great spot to grab a pastry and catch up with a friend!…read more They share the parking lot with the surrounding businesses so it could get a little crowded. They have a cute sunroom that has plenty of seating, but also a couple tables and chairs in the main area. I got a strawberry banana smoothie with a mochi doughnut that had strawberry drizzle and powdered sugar on top. I've never had a mochi doughnut before so it was really fun to taste the flavor and texture! I will definitely grab another one or even try a different flavor. The strawberry banana smoothie was the perfect cold beverage on a hot day. The size was great too, just enough to sip on and chat with a friend and a little extra for the drive home. The cashier was also very friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. I will definitely go back.

Fix your air conditioner. Fix your plumbing so the bathroom isn't out of order every other day…read more Otherwise great place.

Cute spot in the vibrant, very walkable Lowry Air Force redevelopment. We only go to roasters, and…read morethe coffee here is a medium roast that is very smooth. I ordered a pumpkin spice latte, and it came with the really original latte art (see photo). Worth the trip!

I've been here twice now and it seems like a good little coffee shop. I have tried the cold brew…read moreand the matcha. Both were good and the cold brew was very strong. I took off 1 star due to the price. Paying around $9 for a coffee is just wild, but I guess that is just the economy these days. I'll definitely come back and try out some more drinks on the menu

Wowee! A few doors…read moredown from Maandeeq East African Cafe (previously reviewed by yours truly) is another Somali gem, Ifka Cafe (no relation to the now-deceased Iftin Cafe which was a different (but also Somali) eatery further down Havana. But I digress). "Now Mark", I hear you ask, "how can two Somali food joints coexist in such close proximity?" Well, if you'll just hush for a minute, I'll fill you right in. Whereas Maandeeq focuses on full, sit-down meals, Ifka is more of a coffeeshop serving Somali snacks (wow, try saying that several times in succession!) Among the items offered - Sambusa (fried pastries stuffed with ground chicken, beef, or veggies, these are indeed reminiscent of South Asian Samosas), Maandazi (think of a slightly sweet Somali sopaipilla - oh, there I go with the alliteration again), Bajiye (lentil fritters), Bur Somali (another fried-bread item), and so on. Stop by early (as early as 8:30 am in fact) for the best selection! Wash it down with a delicious Shaah (spiced tea). Or maybe a Qahwo (coffee) is closer to what you have in mind? Then, finish it off with that dark, gelatinously sugary sweet called Xalwo, or the white, coconut-flavored one called Qumbe. Oh, just point - you'll know them when you see them. Ah, I get it. You want a full meal, but you just ate at Maandeeq yesterday. Well, if you come early enough you can try Fouel (thick tomato-bean stew usually served with Canjeero/Anjera - see my Maandeeq review for more about this bready item). Or stop by later and partake in a Steak Sandwich. Yes, you read that correctly. Think of Maandeeq's thin beef steak dish, stick it on a bun, add lettuce, tomato, onion and Bisbaas (hot green pepper sauce) and there you are! And there's more! From Odkac (the breakfast favorite of chopped meat slow-cooked in butter) to Kalluun (a moist fish fillet) to even Cambuulo (sweet red-bean porridge, traditionally consumed at dinner). For its tasty morsels and general uniqueness, it gives me enormous pleasure (fanfare, please!) to award Ifka with 5 stars. Yes, 5ive, like the Jacksons. Well, there were actually 9 of them but you see what I mean. NB: Once again, per Somali custom, this is an alcohol-free establishment. Please do not ask for beer, wine, etc., as this is considered insulting.

This place reminds me of one of my favorite Ethiopian cafes/restaurants. Per one of my friend…read moreElites, this is a Somali place. Well, I love African food in general so when this place came up in my search (even though I wasn't necessarily looking for that specific cuisine), I wasted no time to rush to it. I just needed a late morning cup of joe and something light to eat so that's what I got today. First of all, this place is not for coffee in my opinion. I asked for a cappuccino but the guy behind the counter made me a coffee (with cream; I could call that a latte maybe??) He did put some sort of a spice in it which definitively enhanced the quality of it and it didn't taste bad to be frank but it definitely wasn't a gourmet coffee or super delicious. I wasn't unhappy or anything. However, I let it sit for about 15 min or so as it was super hot when I got it, it tasted a bit better. Like a wine has to breathe a bit after opening its bottle, my coffee had to sit until the spice was well mixed in it. Now let's move on to the sambusas. Both Beef and Veggie ones were delicious. I couldn't remember which one but one of them had a little kick in it so the spiciness lingered in my mouth for good 10 minutes after I ate it. Also, the menu had some delicious looking food on it so next time I go here, I'll definitely get a lunch plate (and it looks like they can serve you quickly so if you are looking for a quick/yummy Ethiopian food, this might be your place.) Overall, today's visit was pretty good.

The breakfast selections are wonderful. Quiche, crepes!!!! So tasty. With a cappuccino I'm ready…read morefor my day. Never noisy. Love this place

Brought my kids in 4.5 hours before they closed on a Friday. One staff member working who didn't…read moreacknowledge us. He's clearly busy but just saying hello or stating he's busy isn't much to expect. Once I am able to get his attention he tells me they are out of crepes after the next two are completed. Out of materials on a holiday weekend hours before close. Doesn't recommend other options and acts as if we are inconveniencing him.

I love Paris Baquette! Have you ever thought about having…read morecustomers re-use their boxes for a discount on their order .25 cents or something to reduce waste and recycle? I currently bring my boxes and refill them myself but thought it would be a great incentive to reduce costs and recycle. Put a stamp or mark or something on the box when checking out..

I am a consistent patron on this location. The food is consistent and the folks who work there are…read moregreat. The reason for the 3 stars is more items management has control over. First - please open on time. I showed up at 607a to get a coffee and the doors were locked. Folks were working but doors locked. I drove away and another person was waiting. Terrible reason to lose a sale. Second - have baguette ready earlier. I buy one each time I visit and more than half the time they are not ready yet. I could be there at 7 or even 8 am - still never guaranteed. I spend a few extra dollars for your product and it's it the name of your business - please have them ready earlier.

I love this place and I go all the time! The atmosphere is so relaxing and friendly, and the staff…read moreare friendly as well. I personally haven't tried the food yet because of allergies but it looks delicious, and the drinks taste amazing. My only complaint would be when anyone talks sort of loud it echos.

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

Good coffee, nice peaceful atmosphere, and friendly staff. I don't live nearby, so I don't get to…read morecome here often, so it's always a treat when I do.

Cute spot with large variety of fun coffee drinks…read more Food: N/A Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Cost to worth it rating: 3 Return worthiness: yes Highlights: - Cozy with few tables but a couch in the corner being Friends-esqe - Fun menu on the blackboard with tons of flavored drinks. I got the almond joy and enjoyed it - Some food: breakfast burritos and quiche in addition to few pastries in the case. - In a strip mall so easy parking Lowlights: - Only could try one coffee drink but so many looked good