What a great place! I ordered the Aji Bourbon, an iced Japanese-style pour-over, and I've never had…read moreanything quite like it. It was incredibly smooth, not bitter at all, with subtle hints of citrus. My family and I ordered several different drinks, and every one of them was excellent. Troy, the owner, was incredibly friendly and took the time to explain the coffee, how his wife sources the beans, and what makes each one unique. I really appreciated their passion and enthusiasm for coffee. I highly recommend stopping by if you're looking for exceptional coffee and a welcoming atmosphere!

We stopped in before a walk with the pup, just wanting coffee to go and accidentally got a whole…read moreexperience. It was our first time in and Jess gave us a full rundown of the menu while Luke had us smell a few beans before picking deciding on a pour over, tasted almost like a floral tea with coffee on the back end. So unique and fun to watch being made. I got the iced hojicha with house-made smoked vanilla syrup and I'm still thinking about it. Also! A salted foam?! Bright space, great energy, and a staff that genuinely seemed excited about what they do.

It's a comfortable and simple vibe. Something about it makes me think of Athens. Anyway my honey…read moresalted latte was great. My quiche was good. Also appreciated the more seating and back patio as options.

I got the breakfast burrito with sausage and the salted honey iced latte with oat milk - definitely…read moreenjoyed it! The ambiance reminds me of a cute and cozy coffee shop in a mountain town. The staff were super friendly and helpful with my questions.

This place is dope. Their food and coffee, delicious! I suggest going on their website and reading…read moretheir menu. I'm not much of a flavored coffee person, but their menu actually had me wanting one! (I got a black coffee that I savored throughout the day). Their breakfast burrito (rec getting it with guacamole and hot sauce) is seasoned well, tasty potatoes and beans, doin the crunch panini press heat up I'm never mad at. The wait staff is friendly, efficient, and hard at work keeping the environment flowing. The inside is worker friendly, as well as plenty of tables to meet up with friends. If you want a lil quieter setting, they have a dog friendly patio. Comments around price, you're paying for quality (sourced) ingredients. Support the business you're consuming. If you're looking for a cheap bfast burrito and gas station coffee...there's a 711 nearby. All that PLuS!!! They're the first women and immigrant-owned, Guatemalan-inspired, bilingual café in Denver. I mean...c'mon? I'll be back to try Chocolatado or a Churratzo!

Cute, hip, good cause Latin America coffeeshop with some Latino twisted coffee. Price is steep with…read morevegan breakfast on a small portion. $35 for two breakfast & coffee. Charge extra for additional sauce. Service is average. Nothing above & beyond. Foods are tasty, but not good value. Coffee is not standout, but nice latte art.

Second week in a row I've gone to Hearth- now in two separate locations. The blueberry matcha was…read morethe current season flavor. Chefs kiss! Loooove this shop and can't wait to fill out my punch card.

The seasonal raspberry danish latte is a wonderful treat. Definitely on the sweeter side but the…read moreflavoring is really well done and worth a try. Baked goods selection looked super yummy but I didn't give any a try this time! Even on a rainy weekday morning, the shop was quite busy. An empty table would be hard to find but patrons are also quite conscious of there being limited seating and kept visits short.

Very small coffee house in the LoHi neighborhood. There are a handful of counter seats inside and…read morea few tables on the outside patio. No homemade pop tarts at this location, sadly, but the scone we tried was moist and delicious. The vanilla latte was nice enough. Street parking only.

Very small space with limited seating. Barista was very friendly and gave some suggestions and the…read moreplaylist was lit! I was trying to work but it was echoey with others in there and a guy kept climbing on the counter I was sitting at to fix something by the door. He kept looking at me like I was an inconvenience and would have gladly moved if he communicated but alas, awkward and happy I didn't spill my coffee when he kept hopping on and off the counter. Unfortunately that was the most memorable part of my experience.

Great coffee! The latte has this amazing lingering aroma and the barista prepared it well. The…read morehouse-made burrito is tasty. The staff are all very friendly. There are plenty of seats and many folks hang out.

OBSESSED is an understatement!…read more The 60's flare and vintage signage! (Think groovy designs!) The cozy interior and vibes from yester year! (bright colors, plush pillows and white brick!) The friendly, welcoming staff who were eager to assist! (The 2 baristas were so helpful and nice!) The OG menu offering a wide variety of staples and seasonal offerings - all of which are carefully crafted and delicious!! (We opted to try the Cordial Cherry latte, Peach Lychee Italian Soda and The Blackmoor - all smooth, refreshing and caffeinated!) YUM! The variety of food items - made both in house and locally! Very cool to support local, especially when it's so delicious! Mom and I made our way to yet another coffee shop and liked this one a lot - so much that we'll be back tomorrow, and the next day! ;)

2914 Coffee is run by Steph and Will, who are a delightful couple! Go to their website to read…read moretheir story. It was quite the journey to get to Denver from the Cotswolds in England and the opening of 2914 Coffee. This is one of the most inviting coffee shops in Denver with plenty of seating of all types (upholstered, tables and chairs, a large table for a group, inside and outside dining. They roast their own coffee beans, and the coffee is very good! The breakfast sandwich is so delicious that it is worth traveling to indulge yourself. Their seasoning of the eggs in the sandwich is perfection, and the bacon, sausage, spinach, melted cheese, and the crisp English muffin are all cooked perfectly to complement the egg. Pat and I had a nice conversation with Steph, who was extremely friendly and warm. The staff was kind, helpful, and efficient. There are street parking spaces and a parking lot behind the shop. The shop's noise level is low to moderate.

Walking around the area and stumbled upon 2914 - what a gem! Surprised this has never shown up on…read moremy radar. Everything is perfect. To start, they have Polaroid's of local doggos on their community board. The vibe is cozy and fun with hanging local art for sale, happy plants soaking up sun and cute wall decor painted near the chalk menu. Whoever picked the music knows what's up. Good mix. Couches (where I posted up with a good book) and big comfy chairs are scattered amidst smaller tables for friends to catch up, bar tables for workers to plug in, and even a long table with benches for larger groups or individual strangers to co-work in a pleasant setting. They also have tables and chairs outside to enjoy the sunshine. I didn't get any food (this time!) but their sandwich menu looks ace, as do the pastries. I gravitate towards seasonal lattes and opted for their Irish creme latte and um, yum! Not too sweet and a nice mix of flavors going on. The other seasonals looked good, too. Baristas were kind and know their stuff. So... Yeah. Come here. You won't regret it. I'll absolutely be back!

I was touring houses in the area and stopped in for some lunch. The place is small and cute inside,…read moreand the employees are really friendly. The menu is written out on chalk boards above the register, making it really easy to make a selection. I chose Kiko's Panini, since I love pesto and it was giving vibes of a breakfast sandwich. The food was ready quickly and was tasty! Highly recommend.

I was really excited about this place number one because it's in Colorado one of my favorite places…read morein the world. The coffee I ordered, latte was good and worth going back for I love the fact that it was in this quaint little house with all these cool knickknacks and photos so the atmosphere was very Denver, very downtown even though it's not, and I felt like it was cozy. The service was OK unfortunately we got there towards the end. I think we had about 30 minutes and we told them when we came in. We just wanted coffee and to use the restroom which to be fair wasn't really that impressive to them. We were definitely not intending to stay long. We really just needed to use the facilities and you have to buy something in order to use them. My only thing is is I didn't need to be reminded every five minutes we sat by the door and left 10 minutes before it closed. But I guess also to be fair. Maybe other people don't do that. But it's worth giving it a shot! Latte was great.