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.

Came to work here for the day and enjoyed it very much…read more * Friendly staff, (forgot my water bottle and they held it for me to pick up) * Majority of pastries made in house - heard people asking for the strawberry scones but they were out for a few days. Came by a few days later and they were still out and had a blueberry scone instead. (Absolute delish) * breakfast burritos (wish I would've tried) * Drinks were good. Overall, good place to work from, they have regulars and I loved that vibe. Neighborhood coffee shop, nice meet up place, and hang out for a bit as well. :)

I've been to a lot of coffee shops across Colorado, and Java Stop is hands down my favorite. Not…read more"favorite this month" favorite. "If I move away, I'll still think about this place" favorite. The second you walk in, it feels warm, cozy, and inviting. It's become my go-to spot to read, work, meet friends, or just exist with a really good London Fog. At this point, it's less of a coffee shop and more of a sanctuary. Even my service animal, Mr. Boo, gets excited when we pull up. The drinks are consistently amazing, and the staff somehow manages to make everyone feel like a regular. Now let's talk about the chocolate muffin. I'm not a muffin person. Never have been. Yet somehow this muffin has me questioning my entire identity. How do they make the top perfectly crunchy while the inside stays so fluffy? I don't know. I don't need answers. I just need another muffin. And the cinnamon rolls? They're the size of a small planet and every bit as life-changing. If loving them is wrong, I don't want to be right. I'll happily sing the praises of Java Stop until my dying breath. This place has carved out a genuinely special spot in my heart, and I couldn't be more grateful it's part of my community.

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!

I've been meaning to come in for a long while and finally made it for a Sunday coffee with a friend…read morea couple weeks ago. This is the closest locally owned coffee shop for both of us so we were excited to try it! I do not love the parking in this strip mall so may park on the street next time, but we were able to park on the street side of the lot without issue finding a spot on a Sunday morning. Ambiance first - we loved the space. There were lots of seating options, including 2-top and 4-top tables, patio seating, and couches. People with dogs (as in 1-2 people plus their dog) monopolized the couches for the entire 2 hours we were there, so that seating appears not so much a community shared space as a "whoever gets there first gets the whole thing". Some of the tables have one side on a bench seat/booth and the other on a chair, which worked great for us! Despite being busy on a Sunday morning it was not overwhelmingly loud - they don't have visible sound deadening materials so I'm not sure how they accomplished it, but neither of our sensitivities to busy cafe noises were triggered here. I like to test out new coffee shops with the basics - black drip coffee or cold brew. My friend does dairy free lattes. My cold brew was diluted pretty heavily to begin with and they killed it dead by filling the cup all the way to the top with ice. If I wanted an iced coffee I'd order an iced coffee and I don't appreciate paying $4 for a cup of ice that tastes like coffee, so no stars for my beverage. My friend enjoyed hers. We also ordered the palisade peach toast, a king egg (I don't recall if this is what they call it here) and I think something else. Nothing was noteworthy. They do have some fun things on the menu that I will eventually go back for, like the dandelion and chicory caffeine free coffee, and I'll go find out if the chai is the locally-typical syrup-from-a-can or traditionally brewed. Unfortunately their hours are such that they don't open early enough for commuters and are closed before the end of the workday, so they're probably geared more to the high school, WFH, SAH, and retired demographic than the working class. But assuming I find time that I want a beverage and they happen to be open, I look forward to visiting again to try out the juice/smoothie and non-caffeinated side of things.

Wild Bloom is absolutely adorable! The space is welcoming, the service was fantastic, and the drink…read moreI ordered was amazing. I ordered the iced Golden Latte with espresso, and it was delicious! Super unique, smooth, and flavorful. One thing that really stood out is that they offer 10% off for nurses, firefighters, teachers, police officers, students, and others in service-focused professions. Such a thoughtful way to support the community. Great coffee, great people, and a great atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

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'm always on the lookout for new coffee spots to try, and while in Longmont, I had the chance to…read morestumble upon OZO. I must say--I was pleasantly impressed by what they had to offer. Their crafted drinks are made fresh, with espresso shots pulled right in front of you the old-fashioned way. The selection of pastries and breakfast items is fresh and visually appealing. I tried the pumpkin graham cracker latte, and it was an absolute delight. While I know pumpkin isn't for everyone, what I loved about this drink was that it wasn't overly sweet. The coffee and seasonal flavors blended beautifully, creating a perfectly balanced taste. Though not pictured, I also had the berry cream cheese scone--and I honestly don't even have the words to describe it. Just thinking about it makes my mouth water. Everyone was incredibly friendly, and despite it being a busy Friday morning, the service was quick. The shop itself is super cute--small, intimate, and full of great vibes.

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.

Really cute little store and coffee shop combo in Longmont. The shop is right off of the main…read morearea/street, so a great location. The store is clean and cute, and the staff is also very kind. The oat milk lattes were pretty good - maybe a nuttier roast than some but very good. They also have some pastries, and we tried the Pan Au Chocolat and the Cherry Cheese Danish. Both were absolutely excellent and it took me by surprise. Crispy and a flaky, well-folded dough. So yummy!! (I should also note that I have a mild allergy to an ingredient that's often in cheap chocolate. I had no reaction to this pastry, so I'm making the assumption that the chocolate they use is of a nice quality!) I would return for the pastries alone, but the coffee and the goods are just an added bonus! Next time I'll take more to browse their store area. Would recommend.

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!

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!

What a neat shop! This place is serious about their coffee! Their menu offers single origin coffees…read morefrom around the world, so you can travel from the comfort of a lounge chair and warm mug. Plenty of seating with comfy reading chairs paired with a hot pour over. What more could you want? The service was great and incredibly helpful in picking my beans. My first choice was out of stock, but I took their pour over recommendation and was not disappointed. A wonderful and well-crafted cup of coffee.

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!!

Cute restaurant in an old house with patio and porch seating and air conditioned indoor dining…read moreroom. Coffee, soft drinks, breakfast sandwiches, bagel with lox and capers, pastries and sandwiches. Pleasant environment. Counter service.

Cafe Luna feels like family. This is a gem in Longmont with quality coffee, home baked goods and…read moresuch a lovely outdoor patio.

I'm in love with this cafe. It's official. We are visiting Longmont this weekend and popped in per…read morea friends recommendation! SO worth it. The coffee was fabulous - we had americanos and an iced latte with coconut milk, shared some bites of the chocolate miso cake and cinnamon roll, and somehow managed to enjoy the fried mortadella sandwich and French omelette! Insane. If I could replicate this place anywhere I went I would. The food quality and flavors of the mains and the pastries are elevated and special, and the vibe is so cozy. Everything was served with a smile!

I heard about this place and decided to try it out because I've been driving by it a lot and wanted…read moreto see what it was all about. The food was fine. I did feel as if it were too salty, but the worst part was the service. I noticed there was a lot of tension and attitude from one of the girls behind the counter. for instance, there was a barista serving me, and the other one kept interrupting her, talking over her or dismissing her request. there seemed to be attitude problems from the taller girl, brunette with bangs. almost felt like she had wanted us out. that's bad service for such a new cafe. I'm not sure if she was having a bad day? or she had some problem with us or other customers, but her energy was very offputting and I will never be back here.