Even though it's in DTC, this place is giving all the Hawaiian vibes!…read more I came here with the sole purpose to work in the afternoon and it was a much needed delight. Plenty of space, tables and outlets with strong WiFi and even stronger coffee! Since I've never been, I kept it traditional and ordered off their regular menu vs seasonal drinks. Coco MacNut Latte was pretty tasty, they will put it in a glass or cup if you're staying there which I appreciate. Staff was super friendly, clean bathrooms and they even had free smoothie samples to try. I'll be adding this to my working from a coffee shop rotation, mahalo!!!

Cute little coffee shop that really invokes a feeling of Hawaii in Denver. Love that local feel…read more Staff was friendly enough. I bought a bag of beans and a small drip coffee. I was hoping the small coffee would be free with purchase of bag, but I guess it wasn't. The bag of coffee wasn't cheap, so I was disappointed in how over-roasted the beans were. Adjusting grind levels and water temperature, there was always a bitterness or too watered down. The other flavors present in the beans, however, we're quite nice. I was hoping that they would have real kona coffee, but unfortunately their supplier suffered from disaster in Hawaii. Not going to blame them for that, but objectively speaking, if a Hawaiian coffee shop doesn't have Hawaiian coffee, then I am sad about it. At the same time, due to the circumstances, there is a compelling reason to throw some more support behind them.

Great coffee! Friendly staff, quiet atmosphere parking a little tough. Breads are delicious!read more

Holy moly, monk and mongoose coffee is divine! I stopped by for a seasonal drink and ordered the…read morebrown sugar cardamom latte with almond milk. They make all of their syrups in the house, and this drink was a perfect blend of flavor and espresso. It tasted gourmet. You can also tell the espresso is very high-quality! My barista was super nice and made drink recommendations based on what I wanted. There are two shots of espresso in a small latte and four shots of espresso in a large. The interior is cozy and average size for a coffee shop with a lot of tables and places to sit. There were multiple people working on their laptops and a couple friends catching up. They do sell coffee beans as well as some branded merchandise. I cannot wait to come back and try other flavored drinks! I was blown away by what I tried today. They offer a nondairy (vegan) milk for coffee, as well as tea, Matcha, and apple cider.

There are coffee shops... and then there are places that seem to get you before you even order…read more Corvus Coffee Roasters is that kind of place. I walked in thinking I would grab a quick coffee. I walked out slightly reconsidering my standards. Let's start with the latte. Extra shot, because... life. And this wasn't just caffeine, it was precision. Smooth, layered, no bitterness fighting for attention. The kind of balance that feels intentional, like someone actually tasted it before handing it over instead of just pushing buttons behind a machine. And then the ham and cheese croissant. This is where things got serious. Flaky in that shatters just enough to make a mess but not enough to embarrass you kind of way. Buttery without being heavy. The ham had actual presence, not just a salty afterthought, and the cheese melted into it like it belonged there from the beginning. Indulgent without tipping into regret. And then... the pastry case. It is not a display. It is a trap. You think you have self-control until you are face-to-face with it. Everything looked like it had a point of view. Not just "we make pastries," but we care about what this feels like when you eat it. This is the kind of place where: You come for coffee You stay for the details And you leave already planning your next visit Not loud. Not trying too hard. Just excellent.

I always enjoy a visit to Corvus. These people really know and love their coffee. The chill…read moreambiance is a big part of the appeal, too. I just wish we had a location out my way near DIA. (Owners' note: it would do really well!) We all enjoyed our drinks, including an Americano, chai, and hot chocolate. I tried their gluten-free muesli slice, which was tasty, though I did notice that other GF items in the case are still displayed alongside non-gluten-free options which results in cross contact. (Yes, I'm that customer who keeps pointing this out!) I do hope they find a dedicated GF baker and rectify this issue soon.

This one is one of my friends favorite places to work and study because they are open 24/7! It is a…read morecute little spot and they have EVERYTHING here, like coffee, tea, alcohol, and food. I came in around 3:15 pm on a Tuesday and it was pretty empty but it started filling up around 4:00 pm. The service was exceptional and I definitely will be coming back if I ever need a spot to get work done late at night.

lil Coffea Shop is a great place to go in Denver for late night work or studying. There are plenty…read moreof tables and outlets, and they're open 24/7! I stayed until 3 AM the other day and still felt welcome and safe. The coffee is good and standard, and the food, at least the pastries, seem to be bought from Costco? Honestly though, for a 24 hour coffee shop, it's still delicious and warm, so I can't complain. I definitely recommend this place for hanging out or getting in some grind time.

Coffee & Tea & Smoothies Breakfast sandwiches, Egg Bites…read more Dine-In & Take out & Delivery services

I really love Black Rock Coffee, but my last two breakfast burritos have been poorly made. They…read morewere not heated enough, and one was served ripped open, looking like it shouldn't have been served. It seemed like they cooked it knowing it was defective for the price my partner paid, and always leaving a generous tip I was disappointed.

This was such a cool spot! We mainly came for the photobooth which is over 50 years old but the…read morerest of the place was just as interesting! They have records, books, comic books, and more! I decided to just get an iced green tea while we browsed the shop and it was super cool to see everything they had. The bathroom is also Elvis themed! I will have to come back when I have more time so I can browse through everything!

Found some comics I have been looking for and found a sick community. They are focused on community…read moreaction and helping people which is something I love to see. I didn't get to try the coffee since I already had some that morning but the coffee smelled incredible and I'll try it next time!

The newly rebranded More Café (formerly the Coffeebar) is still the same large, comfortable, and…read morewelcoming space to work or catch up with colleagues and friends. My Americano was good, and I appreciate that they offer some gluten-free options. The service was just okay, and prices have gone up, but overall it's a nice spot to spend time.

I can't find a better place than this artisan coffee shop inside a grad school so I could cozy up…read moreon a super cold day at the tail end of the frigid vortex weather. I could have easily gone to one of the coffee shops I already knew but that simply wasn't a satisfying thought to be frank. I bothered to google search to find something new for me to experiment/experience. I did the right thing. Getting here was a bit tricky. My GPS took me to a different building which I knew wasn't the right place. I almost left without making any further effort but good thing that I remained resilient in my quest. At last, I finally came to the right building. "Is this a church?" was what I thought once I was inside the building. Well, precisely speaking, it's a grad school (Augustine Institute; if you get lost like I did due to my inaccurate GPS directions, put Augustine Institute in your map), an institution where students major in Catholic apostolate. But you need not worry what your religious views or background is. The coffee shop has a very welcoming atmosphere where all are welcome and accepted no matter what you are. Such feeling came when Jack, the kind and warm hearted barista upfront, not only asked me my name but also introduced himself to me like a good neighbor does. What an ice breaker it was to warm me up upon arrival. The customer service is simply impeccable here. I ordered a cappuccino. And to go along with the caffeine, I got me the ham & cheese croissant. And to enjoy this place fully I opted for dine in (as I was not in a hurry.) There was another young man upfront alongside Jack. That young man brought me my cappuccino to my table. Later, Jack brought me my croissant. I really liked the way they warmed up my savory. They used a panini maker to press it down so the croissant was flattened to fairly thin. All the ingredients were nice and warm to the right temperature. I still tasted the flaky croissant on the outside. I've never seen a croissant served like this so I found it to be very creative. My cappuccino tasted wonderfully. Whereas I do like the bitter coffee taste sometimes I prefer it to be mellowed out by whatever the dairy product they use so it's creamy to some extent. Since I asked for whole milk (as Jack asked me what kind of mild I wanted) the kind of milk I chose was just the right kind to make my cappuccino to be the perfection of artisan coffee. Quiet and cozy with comfort seatings through, my late morning coffee time was simply perfect.

This place is a phenomenal place to work and get stuff done. I sat here for a couple of hours, and…read moreI didn't have issues. They definitely got busy at certain points, but people would just table share, which was nice to see. The staff were extremely nice and friendly! I don't remember too much the food and iced coffee. I went here about a month ago, but I remember I enjoyed it. Not my favorite food and coffee, but it was good and had a great atmosphere.

Great, friendly staff and tasty and plentiful coffee…read more My one-hour meeting lasted two hours.

Sonder is a little bit out of the way in a food hall I didnt event know existed until a snow-day…read moreforced me to take the kids to Dave & Busters. The Junction Food Hall is at the back of that development on the south east side of the intersection of I-25 & Colorado Blvd. Being a food hall most of the time, the large space is great for a working meeting with lots of tables and mid-morning is quiet outside of the coffee spot. Coffee drink options options are as they should be, all of the classics. I had a latte, which was properly executed. I didn't catch the bean supplier but the coffee was not acidic or burnt like some of the other independent roasters in town. 5/5 would recommend.

Wouldn't exactly consider this a coffeeshop as it's nestled in a food hall situation, but that does…read moremean there are ample spots to sit as well as soon bar/counter seats with outlets for working. The barista working was friendly and made a very aesthetically pleasing latte but it wasn't as flavorful as pretty and I was quite agast at the price tag. A seasonal 12 oz latte came in at over $8 (not including tip) - certainly the most expensive I've had in a minute. I also had to specify for a dining in mug - seems to go cups are the norm which always bums me out. Oh well.

Great location at Streets of SouthGlenn. The coffee is just okay (surprising since it's Kaladi) -…read more it's good if you like "coffee creations".

Liz is not only a wonderful barista but an amazing person. She always goes the extra mile to make…read moreyour experience wonderful! 10/10! Support local and she is the best place to do that.