I had a tasty oat milk latte and cinnamon roll, greeted by a kind and attentive staff- cool shop! The latte was served in a mug, perfect to wash down the recently warmed cinnamon roll. If you miss going to a coffee shop with that "I'm home vibe" and shelves of books/music. This place is it. Good times! read more

I don't drop in here as much as I used to. On those occasions these days when I'm looking for coffee, I will now frequently head over to Alley Brews around the corner and down the alley. There I can get coffee and then when I'm done drinking the coffee, I can switch over to beer (new achievement!). But, I am glad that Tenn Street Coffee is still here. And for a long time, it was pretty much the only place in this general area where One could pop in for a quick coffee. I like that they have managed to survive when so many other places have not. read more

My go to coffee spot! Good space to work and I have enjoyed every coffee I've tried so far!

A new regular spot for me. It's been around for years but I finally started making this a regular walk spot. Coffee. Tea. Alternative milk. Pastries and breakfast burritos. The usual suspects but it's homey. It's not Starbucks or Dutch Bros or Dunkin. The drinks are made with love but to order fairly quickly so I really can't complain about that. Baristas are always friendly and polite. Nice foliage inside in addition to a centerpiece vinyl listening station. Good pace to be solo, to study or work, to have a date, or meet a friend before deciding wherever else you'll walk to on Tennyson. Prices are fair. Coffee and tea is good. Well worth a stop when you are on this side of Tennyson. read more

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A nice no frills coffee spot at the edge of Tennyson. The cup o' Joe hits the spot if you need a plain coffee and the zucchini bread was also good. read more

Great coffees here at Tenn Street. Had an oat milk latte in my own tumbler. No paper cup wasted here! Coffee is something to judge a neighborhood by. This neighborhood passes! The coffee here is excellent. Nice low vibe bookstore also. So great place to chill with a coffee!! read more

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food: 50/50 service: 25/25 ambience: 25/25 total: 100/100 such a cute coffee shop with an old school vibe! got an almond milk cappuccino and it was delish! the set up of the space was warm and inviting, and so was the barista. read more

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I stopped into Ten Street Coffee to work a couple hours this afternoon and fell in love with it! The vibe here is great - the plants and art give a cozy, botanical vibe to the place that's rounded out with nostalgia from the books and vintage appliances / records. It's hard not to feel at home here, and I found it super easy to be productive! The barista was very kind and made one of the best dirty chai lattes I've had in Denver! Definitely plan on coming back again soon. read more

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Small little coffee spot located in the Berkley area of Denver. Modest selection of pastries. The coffee I had was supposed to be dark roast but it was kind of weak for my taste. In an area flush with coffee shops you can do better. The cost was fair and the staff friendly read more

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Felt like we discovered a hidden gem down the Tennyson street! This cafe is definitely a cute one that makes you feel like you're a library so it would be a solid place to study. Perhaps the barista was having a bad day, but the service could be a bit more welcoming to say the least. However, the coffee was decent. I got an iced mocha which was tasty with enough caffeine to last me for the rest of the day. I don't mind visiting in the future to try their other drinks. read more

I love the set up of this place. Read books plus a cafe. Sadly, there was no available seating when we went and sat out the front. We only went for a quick bite to eat. Not a huge range of foods but it's not a place where I'd expect that. Hope to go back and experience this place properly. read more

Came in to get some work done. It's small but very cute! A couple tables on the books side where you can work with outlets for your devices. I went early on a weekday morning and it wasn't too busy. I ordered a chai which unfortunately I didn't love. But still was able to get work done quietly! read more

Such friendly staff and in a great location! My go-to coffee shop order is a decaf iced americano. I wanted to love Tenn Street Coffee, but really struggled to get through my americano -- it was incredibly bitter and tasted burnt. It took a lot of mental power not to make a "yuck!" face after my first sip. I very rarely add sugar to coffee, and needed to add sugar in order to stomach my drink. I was so bummed! I am all for paper straws, but my straw completely fell apart in less than 5 minutes. We also got an almond croissant that had a nice flavor but was more like a scone and seemed a bit old. I'll give Tenn Street Coffee another shot, but will likely avoid ordering any coffee-based drinks. read more

One of my favorite coffee shops in Denver. Great coffee and a nice vibe. Within walking distance of all the shops on lower Tennyson.

Most expensive coffee, worst book selection, and rudest staff in Denver. Are they aware we're not doing them charity by giving them our business? read more

Immaculate vibe. Cozy with friendly baristas:) Very lowkey and relaxing and I can always find a place to sit!! Delicious coffee!!!

The one thing better about this place than the others on Tennyson is that it's rarely crowded; however, it's less crowded due to its subpar flavored drinks and it's price gouging of dairy alternatives and added flavors. read more

Coffee is fine, nice relaxing atmosphere, but pass on the old, dry, stale, rock hard pastries. I want to support local but I need a reason to want to come back. read more

Cute and quaint Coffee Shop with Books to boot! Excellent coffee and Customer Service. Feels like a local owned business with a unique flair. 10/10 would recommend read more

Tenn Street Coffee is a quaint coffee shop in the NW corner of Denver. The area it's located in looks up and coming with several venues and restaurants nearby. I came here on a date to have a cup of coffee and enjoy a live band that was playing gypsy jazz. The jazz was nice, although the space was a bit small to accommodate them. People who came to hear them play were really packed in. I ordered a small cappuccino. To my disappointment, the cup felt completely empty. There were only a few sips of espresso to be had on the bottom. The rest was partially air, and partially foam. I expect to get foam with a cappuccino, but this was like I had paid for a cup of air. However, the barista was nice, the espresso that was at the bottom of my cup was bold, but not too bitter, and I enjoyed relaxing and watching the band play. If I lived in the area, it's likely I'd give Tenn Street Coffee another try, but since it's across the city for me, I probably won't be back. read more

Really wanted to like this place, nice neighborhood feel, welcoming employees, and a great location on Tennyson. Unfortunately the coffee was not great. I think this place could be a hit if they served one of Denver's great roasters (huckleberry, sweet bloom, Corvus, little owl, Queen City, Pablo's... there's so many!) dazbog coffee just doesn't seem worth visiting a speciality cafe for. read more

Great coffee and cute spot! Barista was not very pleasant but maybe it was a bad day. Nonetheless... enjoy the coffee and pastries!

Good food and beverages, great location, and a wonderful selection of books and records! This will be my go to place in the Tennyson Street area, from now on. read more

My first visit to Tenn Street Coffee and Books! I love the design of the cafe with the selection of books and tables spaced out with outlets available for electronics. I had an iced matcha latte with oat milk and a potato and cheese breakfast burrito. I appreciated that the barista asked me if I would like the small amount of vanilla syrup in my latte which they usually add. I accepted but I appreciated being offered the choice since I sometimes opt for no sugar. My only request might be for baristas to warm burritos behind the counter perhaps in a toaster oven. My burrito was served cold on a plate and I was given the option to use the microwave to warm it. This didn't feel like a good idea to be using a community microwave during these times. Additionally, I don't use microwaves. Otherwise, the iced matcha latte with oat milk was very good and the ambiance was pleasant with the bookshelves and a huge, expansive, beautiful plant in one corner. I will return if I'm in the area. read more

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Spencer is one the owner of this nifty, outer petite coffee shop. The inside has about 4+ rooms filled with book shelves, tables, lamps, perfect for studying. They serve Daz Bog coffee. Daz Bog is wonderful too. I tried the Japanese Sencha tea. It was a lot stronger than I imagined. Granted, I'm not a self entitled coffee drinker, or tea drinker. So I will be sticking with lattes, mocha, and green tea. YUM. They also serve from a miniature snack bar. Nude juice, water, sodas and a small bakery. The restrooms were found wiped down, smelled of air freshener and no trash anywhere. This is a good place for any bookworm like me who also loves some hot mocha. read more

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I came here for a casual Sunday afternoon work session with my friend. She had raved about this place before, and I figured it was about time to check it out! The location is great- right north of 44th and Tennyson. Parking seemed to be street parking only, there is a parking lot nearby, but I would imagine that is for other businesses based on the look of it. They serve Dazbog Coffee. I ordered a Medium Americano with SF Vanilla and a splash of Almond Milk and my total was $4.05, which is a reasonable price for the area and what I got (in my opinion :) ). The baristas were very friendly. The espresso was a little more bitter than I usually like, but it was not bad by any means. I would say this is a medium sized location that had a good amount of seating- mix of tables and seats at high top bar. There were so many books and I can't wait to go back and pick one to read over another drink soon! read more

If you're looking for a usually quiet coffee shop with a patio, some people watching depending on the day, and a large selection of books then this is a great option. On the corner of Tennyson and 44th you can usually find some street parking to make this an easy stop. They have a selection of vegetarian/vegan items, smoothies, local pastries and a few breakfast burritos if you're feeling hungry. read more

I am a huge fan of local coffee shops, the occasional cup of coffee, and mainly good tea!! This place let me down Big-Time!! I was checking out a couple spots in the up and coming neighborhood and spotted this joint and wandered in! So there is an awkward feel here--like people checking you, to see if you are part of the neighborhood or coming from the surrounding parts--I dunno, it just felt a tad weird in here. I ordered the African roobios, which is one of my favorite teas and checked the place out while I was waiting. Perks: Comps with free internet, tons of seating, and loads of books to read and chill out. So my tea was up and I grabbed it to go, took the tea bag out about 3mins later and took a sip---EWW, this was the absolute worst tea I can say I have ever tasted!! I was like old moldy water with a hint of nasty..blahhh. You may have better luck with coffee--but stay away from the tea! read more

I ran into this cute coffee house after dropping off the foster kittens for a pair of spays at Planned Pethood Plus. PPP dropoff is 7-9 AM, and I don't usually move before noon without an entire fire squad and their hoses (puns all intended) to roust me from my beauty sleep. Of course, that could be because I stay up until 3 AM Yelping. In any case, I needed a coffee, or I wasn't drivin' home without an accident! It was my barrista's first day on the job, and he was a bit confused about the menu and how to process orders, but still managed to make me a nice java chip frappe with extra whipped cream- nom nom! Too bad I had forgotten how pesky java chip is to drink- I spent half the time imitating a goldfish trying to suck out chip fragments lodged in my straw. The attached bookstore is super-duper cute, with limited but intriguing offerings in a variety of subjects. Big plus: comfy chairs, and you can take your drink in to browse! Also loved the free computer use for paying customers- not just free wifi, but free computers there, for you, to use. The only thing I have to recommend against is the food. I had a bacon breakfast burrito, which was bafflingly bland- I also had to heat it in the microwave myself. Am I the only one who thinks that if I pay almost $4 for scrambled eggs and bacon wrapped in a tortilla, I should at least get it warm? With that minor glitch aside, I loved the place and will be making a habit of stopping in anytime the kitties are getting fixed. As I always say, when it comes to pets, if it ain't broke, fix it anyway! Then have coffee. read more

I want to love Tenn Street Coffee, I really do. I love neighborhood coffee shops, especially those that serve tasty treats, play local music and have wifi. Like I said, I want to love this place but I don't. I will start with the positive: the burritos and tamales from La Casita are delicious, the local musicians playing in the corner are a nice touch and the cheap books could be an added bonus. On the negative: the service is dreadful. No amount of coffee, breakfast burritos or chill music can ever make up for the look of complete disinterest or, as Gitana below described, "sniggering" that one receives from the staff. What can I say, I would like my morning coffee with a smile. I will have to get my coffee and burrito elsewhere... Taza de Cafe, please don't let me down. read more

I wish I could like this place... I really do. I have tried. I've filled up 2 whole frequent buyer cards! It's walkable and I love the patio seating. However, my regular order of a small nonfat latte is consistently inconsistent and blah. It's tasted burned on several occasions and half the time it's a cappuccino and the other times it's a LOT of milk with espresso. Not a latte. I was excited when I saw the sandwiches from Udi's and then disappointed when I saw the price - a good $2 more than at Vitamin Cottage. I know I have to pay for convenience but $2 more is unreasonable. The Breggos are similarly overpriced. The service is hit or miss which might also explain the inconsistent coffee prep. Some friendly people though, I just wish they could make a good latte. read more

Great little coffee shop and book store on north end of Tennyson Street. This is a great little neighborhood in Denver lots of cool bars and restaurants. The latte at this coffee shop is one of the best made I have had in years. Lots of space outside in front and comfy chairs inside. Free wifi! read more

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Grabbed a large Latte, it was made fast and tasted great! This is a great little coffee shop if you are in the area. The shop also has a nice selection of used books. read more

Such a cute little coffee shop. Staff is friendly and helpful when i walk in and say - my hubby want's the frozen coffee mocha thingy... Gotta love that! It is not the fastest process for anything but straight coffee, but the coffee is hot and full of caffeine! Definitely great to support the local shop! read more

I can't say I know the first thing about how to drink coffee, but the coffee I got was good enough for me. The scone tasted like it had been sitting around for several hours- which even the best scones are wont to do. I don't know of any other coffee shop in the world that has as many as four computers with free internet access (for paying customers), which is awesome. They also support a low-key music scene, with a family friendly show on Fridays and a couple of shows on Saturdays. Ice water is offered self-serve from a water cooler, and they sell the New York Times. In summary, they do everything a good coffee shop should do. read more

My friend bought a living social deal for cheap books at Tenn Street Coffee. She and I stopped in one Saturday so that she could cash in her coupon. I'm a sucker for used books, so I was pretty pumped. Coffee and books are usually an award winning combination! This place was not at all what I expected. There aren't many books, which is fine. But the books they do have line the walls of the coffee shop. There are tables pushed up against the book cases. So really, you have one of two options: 1.) stand over people who are sitting at a table and browse for books over their shoulder or 2.) lean over and/or climb under empty tables to search for books out of reach. It just shouldn't be that hard. I guess "books" are going out of style, especially with the ebook revolution. With that, I can understand the set up. The coffee shop is a obviously the primary business. However, I'm still a sucker for a good used bookstore... read more

Have been going to this coffee place for a year now. Ran out of coffee at home this morning and have a brand new puppy. After 4 days of new puppy joy, I really needed coffee. I carried the pup into the shop, stood by the door and begged for a simple cup of black coffee. The barista said I could order from outside. I asked to order, pay cash and wait outside and she refused. I explained that I couldn't put the pup down as he is not fully vaccinated. The barista didn't seem to care. A nice couple offered to watch the pup while I got a cup of much-needed coffee. i understand the public health concerns but would have really appreciated a barista with a better attitude and a bit of creative problem-solving. read more

The guys taking orders were really nice, and the space was alright, but I just wasn't in love with this coffee shop. My roommate, my brother, and I ordered bagels, and it isn't a huge deal, but they have you prepare your food yourself. This means that if anyone else is using the toaster or the microwave, you have to wait. We had a line 3 deep for the toaster, so we ended up not even eating together. Maybe invest in a multi-slot toaster or just toast them for your customers. The coffee wasn't bad, but it also wasn't anything to rave about. I wish I could review higher because the employees were great, but everything else about this spot was lackluster to me. If I was in a jam, I'd probably come back, but there are so many other options in the neighborhood that I'd go elsewhere if I had a choice. read more

Tenn street coffee didn't really blow me away, but it was not a bad choice. It's a coffee shop with a homey/neighborhood vibe, with one half of the store lined in full bookshelves. The other half of the place is a little jankier, with bare walls and a stale coat of paint, and a little bit of a not so awesome smell. There is also an interesting tree growing all the way to the ceiling in one corner of the front. One big plus of this place is the abundance of room to spread out, and outlets for all of your electronics, which can be hard to come by. They also closed at 5 on a Monday, so this is not the place for your early evening hangs. They use Dazbog coffee (not my first choice) and they've got a lot of drink choices including frappes, tea, and smoothies. They also use paper straws, which is a plus! My husband got the black coffee and I got a cold brew with some Irish cream syrup. It was not particularly cheap, and the cold brew was not particularly strong. This is a neighborhood place that is need of a little bit of a refresher, but it will get the job done. read more

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This place has a cozy feel without being squished together. There is plenty of space, and the tables are full of people reading and working on their computers. It has free wifi (always important) and offers open computers to use if you don't have your own. Tenn Street is packed on First Fridays, and they have quite a few events, including live music, which has never failed to be good. I haven't tried their food, but their coffee is exactly what to expect. One thing that's great is they offer real authentic English black tea- something that's hard to find here in the states, much less in Denver! So definitely bonus points for that. The 'used books' aspect is different than you would expect. I agree with Rebecca P. when she says it's not conducive to browsing. I find it does add to the atmosphere to be surrounded by books, even if I can't look through them because there are tables in front of the shelves. Plenty of outdoor seating, which is also a huge plus! They also have a program where they give away their coffee grounds for your garden or compost. I know a lot of places do that but it's a bonus in my book. read more