This is my very favorite coffee shop. Whether you're stopping in to pick up a drink to go or…read moremeeting a friend for a visit or settling in for a few hours, you feel the amazing sense of community. And the coffee is next level amazing. Their drinks change seasonally and are always delicious. I highly recommend trying a Snickers Berbere latte. Just tell them Meridith suggested it.

Your typical nice cozy local coffee shop. Good eats, tasty…read morecoffee, they have seasonal specials and the ongoing menu. Staff of 1, barista and sandwich/paninni all in 1. Free wifi for those who want to do some remote work. I recently moved to the side of town, so many coffee shops to check out, but this one is nice, so I would recommend to stop by.

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 simply don't end up going to a bad or horrible place when it comes to restaurants/coffee shops…read moreetc. Today I had another good find in one of the familiar neighborhoods so this compelled me to write a review for it. Mojo Coffee is unique and is one of a kind. It's an Ethiopian coffee shop with wide range of pastries with grocery store inside it. What a great idea! After spending our day on this beautiful Sunday by eating lunch at a nearby Greek restaurant and having a mid afternoon cocktail on Main Street in Louisville, my date and I were ready for a cup of decaf with a small pastry late in the afternoon (or early evening.) We had seen Mojo on our way numerous times on Hampden but we had never tried it so today (Jan 10, 2021) we finally decided to give it a try. And we LOVED every single bit of it from his hot chocolate to my decaf Americano to his cannoli to my raspberry cookie! If you are craving for some sweets you will find something to satisfy your craving at this shop. They also serve ice cream! The grocery store in the back of the shop is quite charming; it carries sets of coffee cups/mugs to kettles to breads to chairs/stools! This place is my go to for coffee and pastries now!! People there are nice and welcoming too.

I ordered a Lavender Latte. I can't even taste the Lavender…read more So dissatisfying, 1st and last time I'll go!

Anna was such a a great care taker! Would recommend 1000%…read more She is the best and I will show up for her

My first visit to this coffee shop was over 4 years ago. After seeing occasionally the photos…read moreposted by other people, I was convinced that it was time to paid homage to this popular cafe. I hence invited my adult daughter to tag along with me to it the past Sunday. The kiosk: I believe this wasn't there 4 years ago. It's nice that people can place their order and get 5% off their total bills. AND YET, it's crammed into this tiny space where it's sandwiched between the pick up order counter and one of the dining tables. It thus creates inefficiencies. On top of that, the machine wasn't working properly. After hitting "place order" or "next" button it was dong an endless "thinking" mode. Upon telling one of the working about the machine, he said "That does that sometimes" so it appears that it's getting a pattern for it. We stood at the machine for like good 5 minutes for nothing. Fortunately we weren't in a hurry but they were a couple standing right behind us but since we were taking so long they went straight to the counter to place their order. Unless you really want to get that meager (lol) 5% off, you might as well go to the actual counter and place your order with a real human. So at the actual counter, we finally placed our order with one of the workers. Since he was the one who told me about the machine's not working, I thought he would honor the 5% discount but he didn't (as I didn't see it on the receipt.) Oh well, it's only 5% for cry out loud (lol!!) Once ordered, they gave us a pager. We thus headed upstairs and sat at one of the comfortable-looking couches. The table wasn't super clean as some bread crumbs left by the previous diners were visible. When the pager beeped, I went downstairs to claim our order. And wow, the other worker (young woman) handed me our drinks in two large glasses and the tres leches on an oversized rectangular shaped white plate. They all looked good. Since I couldn't hold them all in two hand, she handed me a tray so I could place all three onto them. Nice kind gesture indeed. This place offers good to great portions for almost everything. My daughter's cold brew was topped with a generous amount of whipped cream. She asked for rose syrup in it and the amount of said syrup was noticeable and it wasn't overpowering either. It was simply well-made. I enjoy my triple shot of espresso over ice in a large glassware. I added some cream to make the perfect iced latte and it tasted amazing. We were also pleased with the tres leche roll/tube. When we saw them displayed upfront, the outlays looked like crispy waffle cone and yet as we bit into it we realized that it was soft. The guy upfront told me (when I was placing the order) that they have two kinds of cream they can put into it: the regular white cream and brown more like a Russian cream type. I wanted something not so ordinary so I chose the latter and I was glad. This Russian brown cream was excellent in a way that it was sweet and emitted some nice decadence but not too sweet. I also enjoyed the portion size vs. price point: they are only $3.50 per piece as of mid-October 2026. I think this price is extremely fair for the kind of economy we are living in. I later went downstairs to use the bathroom. The door is locked with a keypad but the guy saw me so he immediately stepped out of the bar and assisted me to open unlock the door for me. He was (after all) is a kind person with attentiveness. The bathroom was clean but the toilet bowl wasn't (was a bit gross!!) Our recent visit to this cafe started out with some inconveniences and yet, at the end of it all, it was all good. Whereas they can pay more attention to the overall cleanliness this is a good coffee shops with all kinds of savory/sweet offerings with reasonable price points.

After visiting Costa Rica and trying coffee for the first time I've been on the hunt for that…read moresimilar taste. Legends has a mild Ethiopian coffee that was good. This is a very popular place; I like the vibe. Service was quick and the cashier/waitress was very friendly. I will be back

Coffee was delicious, and I had a peanut butter banana toast that was fantastic. My husband had the…read moreavocado loaded toast. That was also delicious. We loved the place, which looks a little industrial, but very efficient. We also really enjoyed the very good service. We will be back!

My son totally surprised me by introducing me to this wonderful restaurant!…read moreThe food was amazing. I played it safe, so I went with the pancakes, which my son had ordered . The staff were so friendly, they were kind enough to swap out the pork in the dish for potatoes, which made it all work perfectly. After we finished ordering, the restaurant got really busy. To make the most of our time, we headed out to the patio to soak up the sun. Every bite was a treat, with so much on my plate, I even had some leftovers to enjoy later. Having a delicious breakfast with great company made for an unforgettable dining experience.

A really good breakfast place has really good biscuits and gravy. The French Press does not…read more Let's start with the gravy; it should be thick and creamy, well seasoned, with a fair amount of sausage. Total fail. The gravy was watery and separated with very little flavor. The biscuits should be warm and fluffy, preferably scratch made. Another fail. The biscuits were obviously not fresh and had been cut in half and mashed onto the flat top removing any fluff they may have had and making them tough. On a more positive note: The eggs were perfectly cooked.

I added this business to Yelp right when they opened. I still frequent here for business meetings…read moreand buy their roasted coffee beans. They're the best in DTC for coffee. Plus the atmosphere is cute and makes you feel like you're somewhere tropical. Tip: try a coconut mocha. It's delicious.

Great coffee spot in my old neighborhood! I decided to visit on a Saturday morning before the…read moremorning crowd decided to flood this part of DTC. The staff is kind and down to earth. The Hawaiian motif found around the place is just about as Hawaiian as it gets. The general vibe of this shopping strip is already laid back so that's how it felt even inside. The interior is inviting with a couple prints from Hawaii. One picture reminded me of Kailua while another one is a picture of a lifeguard station. I ordered an iced MacNut Latte. It was definitely tasty and made to order. I also ordered a chupacabra Bonfire burrito. Overall I enjoyed the experience and will be back soon enough. We were meeting friends that day and I didn't take any pictures. I'll be back soon enough!

What a cute little place! Got the fresh milk taro with half scoop of boba. They don't use powder…read morefor taro and it was very good. The boba also wasn't too sweet! We only asked for half scoop boba and they only charged half! It's like small things that make a difference.

The gal working the front counter was so great! Regulars came in and she welcomed them with a…read morefamiliar face. Lots of drink options for all types of taste buds. Small little tea shop but plenty of seating should you want to enjoy you drink inside.

Very unique coffee vendor! Best coffee in the Denver Metro!…read more Great addition to your party, festival, or outing!

What a fun concept! Mobile espresso bike and solar powered. Find them around DTC and get a super…read morefresh cup of coffee.

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.