I was unimpressed by Coffee Origin. Not an auspicious start when the meter at the parking spot out…read morefront had a broken credit card reader and quarter jammed in the coin slot. It's a small space - a few tables, not all of which have access to an outlet. The table I snagged was off balance and wobbly and pretty dirty. The bathroom did not have soap - it wasn't super busy so not sure the excuse. They had some pastries but none looked appetizing except for the baklava - the only true pro of my visit. Quite tasty though despite saying I was dining in, my drink and treat came in to-go containers (boo). An extra bummer because I saw mugs. I ordered a seasonal ginger bread latte. Fairly decent price point but flavor was lackluster. Staff was friendly enough but they seemed to spend most of their time out of sight in the backroom. Will not be coming back.

Made a quick stop at this coffee shop after running an errand in the neighborhood. Not that I am…read moresuper familiar with all the businesses located in this shopping center (The Shops at Northfield to name it exactly), I certainly missed this quaint coffee shop when I was here for the moving watching etc. I had done. Or is this place brand new where it started to exist after I had been here most recently? It was a little before 8:40am. As most shops don't open until 10am or so, nobody was around on the 46th Street; the coffee shop was thus empty. I got the guy's undue attention upon entering. Cute wall decors, some tables with chairs for people to sit down, nice open bar with a display of sweets and savory are what I noticed. The drink menu (which I didn't take a picture of) is not massive but has got a good selection, all ordinary stuff. I went with my usual: doppio. I also got me one of the baklavas which I saw where all the baked goods are. The tray full of baklavas was on top of the showcase with a lid on it. Looked nicely brown and flaky. Would be a nice mid-morning snack to eat along with my doppio. The guy was efficient. After I placed my order, it was a matter of a minute or two before he handed me the two items. I was the only customer (like I said) but he was super fast. The charge was about $10 for both items. Upon glancing at the electronic receipt, I realized that the baklavas are $7. A bit pricey I thought but they are a good size. Not bad... At home, I enjoyed both of them after my breakfast. I added some almond milk and half and half in my doppio which tasted nice and bitter (for this reason, people think that I drink like the Italians; they do like strong espresso.) The baklava was so filling. The flaky layers stack on top of each other were perfected. The sweetness was just right. For this size/portion, I guess $7 makes sense; the money worth spent for.

Love having Panda Coffee House within walking distance! It's such an easy go-to for a quick coffee…read moreor pastry. The menu has all the classic coffee shop staples, but what makes it stand out is the Japanese-inspired twist on some of the offerings. It adds a fun, unique touch without being overwhelming. Last weekend I tried the ube cruffin and it was top tier; perfectly flaky with great flavor. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to as I work my way through more of the menu.

We gave Panda House another try, and I was pleased to see they still had some gluten-free options…read moreon the menu. While it has a few things going for it, this place still feels more like a bar or diner than a coffee shop. The baristas weren't especially friendly this trip, and there were some inconsistencies with pricing. Overall, it just isn't quite for us.

I finally made it back to Carmella's & Pearl Market to try the new menu, and I honestly can't…read morebelieve how much they've elevated the experience. First, the pizza. If you're looking for authentic East Coast-style pizza in Denver, this is it. The crust has that perfect balance of crispy on the outside and chewy inside, the The Money Ball is sooooo good. It's one of those pizzas where you immediately start planning your next visit before you've even finished your first slice. The biggest surprise, though, was the South Loop Double Burger. I've had burgers all over Denver, and I genuinely think this one belongs at the top of the list. The beef was incredibly flavorful, the cheese was perfectly melted, the toppings were balanced, and the bun held everything together without getting soggy. It was simple in all the right ways and absolutely packed with flavor. Should I boldy say, the best burger I've had in Denver recently. The new menu feels thoughtful from top to bottom. It's obvious that a lot of care went into creating dishes that aren't just trendy but are genuinely delicious. Whether you're stopping in for pizza, burgers, coffee, or browsing the market afterward, there's something that makes you want to stay a little longer. The atmosphere is welcoming, the staff is friendly without being overbearing, and the whole place has that neighborhood feel that keeps you coming back. If you haven't checked out Carmella's & Pearl Market recently, the new menu is absolutely worth the trip. I'll definitely be back very soon, and next time I'll probably have a hard time deciding between another South Loop Double Burger or another pizza.

Beautiful place! Service was great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what else…read morecan I say!

This spot is sooo beyond great! Highly highly recommend. The owner is so sweet and friendly and…read morehelpful and accommodating. I got a matcha and my hubs got a cap. He let me customize my matcha and it was absolutely perfect! A lot of coffee shops with pre-make their matcha in batches, but he whisked the matcha by hand to order right in front of us! We even got a tour of the roastery part of the shop! Soo cool We're from California, and My husband got some of the best beans here (thank you so much again!!) and has been loving making Glissade at home! :) If you're looking for a friendly, welcoming, DELICIOUS coffee spot, go here!

I love when I can confidently say a place is totes adorbs! I don't know when I added this place to…read moremy want to visit list but I'm sure happy I did! I didn't even know the building it's in existed so everything was a complete surprise. Bright colors, lots of light, strong coffee and ample seating for chatting or working, I really couldn't ask for more! Staff is super friendly and multiple people greeted me. Their seasonal flavors looked tempting and I got a yuzu coffee latte to sip on while I worked. Lots of outlets to charge and options for seats....couch, tables, folding tables and seats outside. I'm usually a dark roast kind of gal but found the medium roast highlighted in my latte top notch. So much so I almost ordered a second one. They close at 3pm every day so I had to cut my visit short but they weren't pushy about kicking people out. Absolutely adding this to my great to work from coffee shop!

*out of towner* Very…read morecute coffee shop in a strip mall. The service was quick and kind, the ladies behind the counter were friendly. I got the chorizo burrito which was yummy! It wasn't very hot, but I asked them if they would heat it up a little more and they did without question, greatly appreciate. I do wish there was a little more chorizo , it was mostly egg and potato but it was good! The steak Samoas smelled good but I wasn't a personal fan of the inside. Overall a very cute experience and filling burrito

Excellent place to stop for empanadas and burritos…read more Vibe: Bright, open, lots of different seating including some couches. Counter service. Service: Excellent, staff helped answer questions and give recommendations, food was ready fast. Food: 10/10 We got the chorizo breakfast burrito, a mushroom empanada, and a steak empanada. Everything was absolutely delicious, if I had to pick a favorite it would be the mushroom empanada but you really can't got wrong. The chimichurri and the creamy jalapeño sauces were both great too. We also snagged a Key Lime Fizzy Moo carbonated milk that blew our minds. Neither of us like milk or carbonated drinks and yet, this was delicious and we couldn't stop sipping it. Definitely try one! Value: We paid $21 including tip, would say value on par for quality and amount of food. Would 100% recommend Cafecito for good vibes and delicious food.

The swings, plants, & atmosphere were all super cute and fun! I had a toffee nut latte with…read moremacademia nut milk and shared a Vietnamese coffee - both were great! The pastries were also good. Unfortunately a water line broke while we were in there; the barista was very kind and apologetic, and made an announcement so people could move their cars or leave before the flooding got too out of control. I hope it works out okay and there's not too much damage to the neighborhood!

Some coffee shops announce themselves the moment you walk in. Dandy Lion does it quietly -- a…read morenondescript exterior on 38th Ave in Park Hill that gives way, once you're through the door, to something genuinely unexpected: hanging swing seats, walls of living plants, morning light filtering through greenery, and the smell of something floral already in the air. Owners Duc Huynh and his wife Dominique moved the concept to Park Hill in 2021 , and what they built here is hard to categorize in the best way. It's a craft coffee shop and boutique plant store in one -- and somehow both sides of that equation feel equally intentional rather than one being an afterthought. The menu leans into lavender lattes, Vietnamese iced coffee, and chai, alongside croissants and breakfast burritos -- a lineup that reflects the shop's AAPI-owned roots and a clear point of view on what coffee can be. The Vietnamese iced coffee in particular earns its reputation: rich, layered, and grounding in a way that a standard cold brew just isn't. The lavender latte is a regular on people's standing orders for good reason. The seating situation is worth noting -- swing chairs and limited spots mean arriving early on weekends pays off. Street parking is the move. Best for solo mornings, slow catch-ups with a friend, or anyone who wants to leave with a new plant and a drink they'll be thinking about on the drive home. Open daily 8am-3pm -- get there before the rush.

had gone to a different Starbucks five minutes prior my drink was completely wrong and tasted bad,…read moreI went to this location and asked for additional flavoring to add into the latte and they remade my drink. Very kind of them will be coming back to this location.

It was a cooler day, so I treated myself to an oatmilk latte with brown sugar syrup, delicious!…read moreThis Starbucks isn't the most comfortable spot to linger, but the baristas are always fast and friendly. The location is also super convenient to nearby shops, which makes it an easy stop.

Really great coffee! I love their lattes and unique syrups (mazapán was awesome). This location is…read morelarge, with a ton of booths and a literal bar to sit at, an opening garage door, outdoor patio, and an awesome view of downtown + the Rockies! The staff are always super friendly and nice to talk to. I love supporting Prodigy as they have a program where they hire and train up baristas to a high caliber, latte art and all! I know coffee can be a tough field to break into, and it's cool to see Prodigy offering such great opportunities! 10/10 spot!

Friendly staff but had difficulty taking the order. Many things on the menu were unavailable.read more

I love this place and I go all the time! The atmosphere is so relaxing and friendly, and the staff…read moreare friendly as well. I personally haven't tried the food yet because of allergies but it looks delicious, and the drinks taste amazing. My only complaint would be when anyone talks sort of loud it echos.

Quince feels more like sitting in someone's home than a standard café. The space is divided into…read moresmaller rooms, which makes it quieter and easier to settle in, especially if you're staying awhile. Coffee and food are good across the board, nothing overly flashy but consistently well done. It can feel a bit tucked away, but that's part of the appeal. Great, comfortable, low-key place that works best when you want something slower and less crowded.

We've been big supporters of Lost Coffee since they opened, and we've generally had good…read moreexperiences. The coffee is pretty solid and the baristas are friendly. But I was disappointed during my most recent visit when my cortado was made with cow's milk instead of the almond milk I ordered and paid extra for. I didn't realize until I'd already taken a few sips. The staff were kind and quickly remade the drink, which I appreciated, but I did end up feeling unwell for a few hours afterwards. It's frustrating to pay an upcharge for non-dairy milk and then not receive it, so I hope more care can be taken with orders like this. I also think it's about time that the upcharge for non-dairy milk is reconsidered, even Starbucks is doing it!

The Anschutz campus, HONESTLY, is such a great spot to meander around. I went yo Lost Coffee upon…read morethe kind lady at WOW scrubs', Alina's recommendation. A simple oat milk flat white and Lost Coffee's cream cheese Croissant muffin on one of the tiny chairs outside under the sun really was the vibe this gently cool Monday morning. First bite of the soft, warm muffin, and I wondered how people ever stay skinny. Great spot.