Favorite spot in downtown!…read more This is a Filipino women own shop and it brings my heart so much joy to support them. They have unique Filipino recipe inspired drinks. They also have some delicious buns and pastries that you can enjoy inside or out. Lots of seating options. They always have a line, but it is a testament to how great this spot is. It is a great spot to stop at for your morning drink and snack, fairly loud so socializing here is easy but studying or working may require headphones. I have been a few times now, so I am making this a regular spot. Overall 5/5 stars.

Vibey channeling to my islands…read more I like they have pandan Matcha cuz I don't know a place that serves it here in Denver. So happy I see Filipino spot here. It's a chill vibe.

Incredible pastries at Reunion! Staff here was so friendly and kind. Nice place for a grab and go…read morebut they also have several tables inside and outside. Pastel de nata: 5/5 (must try) Almond croissant: 5/5 (must try) Ham and Gruyere: 4/5 Goat toast: 4.2/5 Eggsperiance toast: 2.8/5 (skip, lacked flavor)

We visited Reunion very late in their day so there were not as many selections, but what they had…read morewas delicious. We got the goat toast, a loaf of the chocolate babka bread and a Pastel de nata. Everything was absolutely delicious. Our goat toast was on the Babka and it seemed like an odd combination but it was so tasty that I wanted more. The Patel de nata was a yummy little treat. The Babka was flavorful. The staff was friendly and helpful in making selections. The inside was clean especially for how busy they were. Seating inside and out, so that is nice! It is very pricey and we had a bit of sticker shock when we were told the total (the loaf did not have a price listed) so it won't be a frequent trip but we will be back!

I don't usually leave reviews, but felt it was necessary for once. My wife and I frequent Blue…read moreSparrow, and the coffee is consistently excellent--rich, fresh, and well made. Unfortunately, the customer service was unnecessarily rude and unwelcoming, which really took away from the experience. This was our first time seeing the gentleman working, so idk if he's new or just works on Sundays. Great coffee, but a little kindness would make a big difference.

Super friendly baristas that got the coffee out fast and looking good! I got a flat white which I…read moreenjoyed on their rooftop which is lovely. It's quiet with the wafting music from the neighboring brewery and I'm sure in the summer the gardens are beautiful. I really enjoyed this café and look forward to coming back in the summer.

Located inside the Vib Best Western Hotel in the Denver Arts District…read more Cool and chill vibes and super friendly staff Got an Americano and a delicious Sweet Potato Breakfast Burrito. I recommend.

We're out of state visitors and we came here with our Superior friends, the coffee was decent and…read morethe shop was cool but the plants are definitely overpriced. Additionally, the blonde or brown haired barista with glasses was rude. I really wish I got her name. We thought we checked out fine after ordering but the card didn't initially go through due to being out state (we went next door for bagels and the same card worked perfectly), maybe she thought we were going to dip without paying but she was so rude about it. Full attitude even after I paid with cash. I would definitely not recommend coming here if you're from out of state, either that or bring cash.

Fantastic food and drinks with a fun, funky, local vibe. They have a top notch pastry selection…read morethat sells out quickly, so be sure to go early. They also have a great breakfast all day menu and some solid lunch options too. When I went they had an absolutely bomb Birria grilled cheese, but I unfortunately don't think it's a regular item. Regular item wise, their daily veggie or meat quiche is always great. They also have a rotating tap of new espresso options which is cool.

3-star might justify based on everything I experienced at this coffee shop today…read more Its inconspicuous existence (especially the secondary door that is facing Larimer) is quite intriguing. Utilizing the existing brick walls, the interior layout is creative with all sorts of art. Their location is their luckiest part as it consistently draws steady footprints. It thus gets packed in a few seconds. It offers (firstly) coffee based drinks. It does have a kitchen where they make more than just pastries and the like. It's definitely more than a simple coffee shop for sure. Service, however, was quite basic. The lady upfront smiled but hesitantly. She wasn't rude but I simply didn't feel welcome. Hence describing their current customer service system or skills as "good" might fuel their egos (wow, did I really say that?? LOL!!) My quad latte was decent/good. I could have done less espresso shots as it sure was strong or too strong (this wasn't their fault; it was mine.) Yes, in conclusion, the shop can and should refine its service (upping it one more level might draw solid raves from the people). Well. I'm not that distraught by any means so in due time, I might utilize them in the future.

Everything here is gluten free that's so amazing. I really liked the sausage biscuit and the banana…read morebread. I got a large iced latte and it looked a little milky so I asked if I could pay for an extra shot and the barista just gave me one for free. It was actually really good for the color. They have a ton of seating and a really nice indoor space. I would totally come back if I lived in the area

The staff acts like your existence is a personal inconvenience…read more The large bearded guy behind the counter somehow managed to creep out my kids and talk down to me--all in one interaction. We literally just wanted coffee and coco. The coffee? Impressively mediocre. Lukewarm, a little watery, and completely forgettable. I'd rather drink hot water from a garden hose and call it a day.

This was a very unusual place, but excellent nonetheless. Service was excellent. The food was very…read moreunique and excellent as well. They're only open for breakfast and lunch and they close at three I think so you better check. I usually don't drink, but I wanted to try their Bloody Mary, and of course, it was excellent as well spicy and good. For my lunch, I got the Oyakodon Bowl with scrambled eggs & spinach. This was very unique and excellent as well. They have a lot of vegetarian dishes and only maybe four dishes that have meat in them and it was chicken. Still it was excellent.

We had a nice time at Stowaway. The server told us they had been there 10 years. There no signage…read moreout front so it was a little hard to find. The food was decent, it spectacular. The Japanese asa-gohan had great ingredients but it was dry and lacked flavor. It needed sauce. They make a Bloody Mary with mezcal- it was interesting and delicious if you like smoky. My friend liked the waffle but said it was too much sweet on sweet and needed something salty like bacon to balance it out. Sadly, they don't have bacon. The place was cute and people were very friendly. Parking can be a challenge.

Cool little coffee shop close to our Airbnb at the corner of 40th St. and Franklin St…read more The Kyoto cold brew was solid and the staff were super friendly. The shop is also dog friendly. Overall cool place to grab a cup of coffee or cold brew.

Atmosphere: This is a great spot to spend some time during…read morethe day. It's a wonderful place to catch up with friends or to get some work done, as long as you aren't on phone calls. The setup is comfortable, and even when it's busy like when we visited between 10 AM and 12 PM on a weekend. It's still a place you want to hang out in. Service: The customer service here is always great. The staff really knows their stuff! My husband has asked technical questions about coffee notes, and I've asked about how they froth their milk, and they are always friendly and open to answering everything. When we did the coffee flight, someone brought it over and explained each selection in detail, which made the experience even better. The Coffee & Drinks My husband and mother in law are the real coffee snobs, and this is their favorite. They love that the beans are never burnt, so you can actually taste the fruit and cherry notes. - The Cappuccino Test: One of my husband's big indicators for a good spot is if they serve a cappuccino in a traditional small container rather than a giant grande cup of milk. This place passes the test! He loves chatting with them about the bean origins and their recommendations. - For the Coffee Purists: He swears by the Nitro Cold Brew and Cappuccino. We buy bags of beans here regularly. Make sure to get a stamp card because your 11th bag is free! - For the Latte Lovers: I usually get the Chai Latte. I always choose spicy over sweet. They add a bit of cayenne pepper which gives it a great kick to wake you up! - The Reserve Flight: We recently tried the $30 Panama Geisha set. Being Panamanian, it was awesome to try the Interstellar, Enigma, and Symmetry. They give you cards explaining the notes, and we could really taste the plum in the Symmetry! They even provide water to cleanse your palate between sips. The Food: Don't skip the pastries! They are very tasty, but they go fast because they're so good. If you see something you like in the case, ask for it! Overall Experience: My husband and I love this spot. Whether you are new to the coffee scene alike me or need recommendations on good cof you're a total coffee expert, they will take care of you. It was a fun, educational experience to do the tasting flight, and the atmosphere makes it a place I always look forward to visiting.