Love this place. Great coffee, fresh pastries and breakfast burritos and the staff and owners are…read morewonderful. Dog friendly which is always a plus. They sell local art stuff as well which is really nice. Great place to hang out and have a good conversation. Some outside seating as well.

Good coffee, they make all their food in house and it is delicious. Pretty good service too. I love…read morethe Longmont location, very cozy vibe in there!

Great little spot for coffee and a snack at the oldest coffee shop in Longmont! Cute interior with…read morewelcoming tables and a sofa for co-working or chillaxing. Friendly staff and reasonably priced drinks and food. Definitely worth a stop in Downtown Longmont!

Love everything about this little coffee shop! From its eclectic decor, to its amazing barista, to…read morethe games in the corner- this was such a fun visit! My friends and I got to play Mexican train dominos, while sipping on tasty lattes that were the perfect amount of sweet. We also got everything bagels with cream cheese, which were also delicious. Highly highly recommend!

Met some associates for a tea and the joint was jumping! We had to wait in line, which was kind of…read moreslow, I think mostly because people had a hard time deciding because the MENU! Yum. Lots of seating, inside and out! The staff was very friendly, the tables were clean and the decor was fresh and minimal. Great place to meet, eat and rest your feet!

This place is phenomenal. The coffee was good, food was good, and environment was good! I went with…read morea group of 7, and all of us liked what we got besides the matcha latte (too sweet and kind of watery). The staff was friendly and service was good. Definitely come here if you are in the area!

I think I may have found my new favorite coffeehouse in Longmont -- Sandi's -- and honestly, I'm…read moreenchanted by this place. I spend a lot of time in the Lyons area because my kids have activities there from about 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and I've been looking for somewhere I can settle in and actually work for the day. I live in Northern Colorado, we're coming down from Loveland, so it makes a lot of sense as a home base while my kids are busy. I had pretty much ruled out Boulder. I've found that many coffee shops there aren't particularly welcoming to people who want to stay and work for several hours. Some have three- or four-hour limits, very few offer Wi-Fi, and overall I haven't found the atmosphere inviting. I wanted somewhere I could order coffee and food, pull out my laptop, settle in, and not feel like I was constantly watching the clock. Then I found Sandi's, and it was love at first sight. The moment I walked through the door, I thought, "Oh... this is my vibe." There's a really unique energy here. They sell Palo Santo sticks, jewelry, stickers, and various metaphysical goodies, but it never feels cluttered or gimmicky. They'll burn Palo Santo or sage in the bathroom, and I absolutely love the smell. There's even a little book where people can write quotes, positive thoughts, or words of encouragement. And -- something I deeply appreciate -- the bathroom has a bidet. I genuinely wish more restaurants and businesses would embrace bidets! But what really impressed me is that Sandi's isn't just a coffee shop. They have a surprisingly robust schedule of events, including things like talks about death, sound-bowl meditations, and other interesting gatherings. I highly recommend checking out their event calendar and attending one. And then there's the coffee. Their lattes are excellent. The first barista I met was Bubbles, and she made an excellent latte. They also have a great selection of teas. They don't have a traditional kitchen, and I actually think that's part of what makes their model so charming. Instead, they source food from other local businesses and warm it up in a panini press. I've become particularly fond of their tofu panini from a local bakery. I love that they're supporting other small businesses rather than trying to do everything themselves. You'll also occasionally find local farm-fresh eggs for sale. The physical space is another reason I love it. There's an upstairs and downstairs, with multiple places where you can sit and work. It's comfortable and cozy without being fancy. People come and go throughout the day, but it never becomes overwhelmingly loud. There are plenty of people who stay and work for hours, so you don't feel like the weird person camping out with a laptop. And here's the part that sold me: They actually WANT you to stay. When I first came in, I told Bubbles specifically, "I'm looking for somewhere I can stay for six to eight hours while my kids are at activities. Are you going to be upset if I'm here that long?" She looked at me like I had asked the strangest question and said, essentially, "No! We encourage it. That's what we want. Come stay with us." YES. That is exactly what I was looking for. I can sit upstairs, get my laptop out, order several coffees throughout the day, have my tofu panini, use the Wi-Fi, and actually get work done without feeling like I'm overstaying my welcome. That makes an enormous difference in my productivity. I'm not constantly watching the clock wondering when I need to pack up and leave. I can settle in and actually get into a flow state. And there's something else I really appreciate about Sandi's. Bubbles told me the owners have intentionally chosen not to heavily advertise the coffeehouse. Their philosophy has been that the right people will find them because they'll be attracted to the energy of the place. That absolutely resonated with me. I know that idea will sound "woo woo" to some people, but I completely understand it. I we are all energy. And when you walk into Sandi's, you can feel that somebody created this place with intention. It's not polished or pretentious. It's not trying to be the trendiest coffee shop in Colorado. It's just comfortable, interesting, welcoming, a little magical, and genuinely community-oriented. That's exactly what I've been looking for. So if you're in Longmont -- or you're coming through the Lyons/Loveland area and need somewhere to grab a great latte, work for a few hours, meet someone, attend an event, or simply hang out -- I highly recommend Sandi's. Come for the coffee. Stay for the energy. And definitely check out their events.

This is a sweet local coffee shop with comfortable seating areas both downstairs and up. They…read moresupport local artists and have interesting and varied art on display for sale. I get macha tea here when I have time between appointments, but not enough time to drive home. It gives me a nice break.

It is so cute and curated. I got an Island in the Sun latte (I think). It was so good... I will…read moreabsolutely be back!

Cool modern retail shop featuring some clothing and housewares in the front with a great coffee…read moreshop in the back. Several tables outside profoundly popular with locals in the know! The staff was friendly and welcoming. Nice little find in Longmont!

Having been an Ozo customer far before all of the expansion, it may be a sign of the times but…read moretoday at 9:30 the gal at the register could not have been more annoyingly smug. Awful representation. Barista was pleasant and excellent and the young lady who heated up my burrito was truly delightful (yay L**y)! Register person just needs to lose the attitude. Big time.

Sad thing. I've been here many many times. It can be a miss too often. Big man behind the machine…read moreeither doesn't know or doesn't care. I actually returned his first effort because he burned the milk. Pictured is his 2nd attempt.

On a recent visit to Boulder, I visited this quaint little coffee shop. Been there since 1977 and…read moreit's as if that warm and caring memory is served in each cup. You can choose from a variety of single origin and blends to brew a pour over. They also had a Turkish coffee setup that looked legit. I would love to go back and hope it's soon!!

Excellent coffee, both hot and cold, selections. Delicious flavors available. Quick service both…read morewith taking order and preparing it. Busy, busy place at 10am on a Sunday. Loved our coffees and glad we stopped in.

Babette's has to be in the running for best bakery in Colorado. The gros de sel bread - a load…read morecovered in herbs and flaky salt, with the most amazing crust and crumb - is heavenly if you love great bread! It's almost never on the menu, so good thing they always have standout regular loves - country bread and a perfect baguette are almost always available (but get there before noon!). They also have spectacular seasonal pastries, delicious foccacia with interesting toppings, a few delightful sandwiches, and standout desserts and sweet treats. It's carby heaven, whether you eat in (inside shared tables or outside picnic-style) or take everything home... and in that case I dare you not to tear into something on your drive. Don't try to come on Mon/Tues as they are closed then, and watch out for the peloton of cyclists on weekend mornings! Even if the line is long when you arrive, it moves quickly and the staff will always help you find something you'll love (or that will wow others when you deliver them a special treat from Babette's).

Food 10/10! Best foccacia I ever had (crumb worthy of Food Network segment or an Iron Chef battle)…read more I wanted one of everything but the stomach has limited capacity. Will be back (and again and again, but shhh! You should go before everyone finds out about it). People 10/10. Real, kind, generous. And with fun tidbits of conversation and humor. Ambiance: excellent for breakfast or brunch with friends, working solitary on your laptop, having a quick sandwich on the rooftop patio, or a work meeting (in-person would be nice because the velvet couches are legit). I really liked the attention to details (such as the hooks for hanging a purse under the countertop). Cool decor and the vibe is like somebody oversized den, but instagram-worthy, you know? Check out the little store; they have cookbooks, cards, adorable kitchen towels and such, preserves and so on!

I wouldn't drink the lava or kratom but it's a great late night place for sober living.read more

Mountain Kava is my favorite place to spend time in the evenings in Longmont. It has a wonderful…read morefeeling of community and the friendly diverse crowd that visits nightly is full of regulars of all ages. They have a great variety of all nonalcoholic drinks and teas, great music and different events on their calendar like karaoke, art nights, movie nights, live music, full moon parties and more. It's open late every night and has fast WiFi and comfy seating, often making it a perfect place to journal, play games, meet with friends or get some work done. It's been a great addition to the city of Longmont and I'm so glad the establishment is here.

The shop itself is cute and cozy with local goods available for sale. They had a good selection of…read moreGF baked goods and a lot of syrup flavors. The staff was friendly and helpful. Coffee itself was 4/5 stars. Tasted a little watered down/weak.

Megan and team were great. Drink selection was the right amount and tasty flavors. I got the…read morechilled chai tea. Very flavorful. I definitely will be coming back. Thanks for the great drinks.0