Absolutely loved my visit to Zero Hour Coffee!…read more I stopped in on a chilly Denver morning and ordered a White Mocha Latte and a Caramel Latte -- and both were exceptional. The white mocha was smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced -- not overly sweet, just that perfect blend of espresso and creamy chocolate that feels like comfort in a cup. The caramel latte had a buttery finish with just the right touch of sweetness, and the milk was frothed beautifully. The space itself is modern, open, and welcoming -- you can feel the creative energy as soon as you walk in. It's the kind of place where you want to stay a while -- whether you're working, meeting a friend, or just soaking up the good vibes. The staff was friendly and genuine, clearly taking pride in what they serve. You can taste that care in every sip. Highly recommend Zero Hour Coffee if you're in Denver and want handcrafted drinks made with attention and heart. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu -- but those lattes set the bar high!

Was here for a private event, but we had access to the coffee bar drinks as well as the bar. It's…read morelocated on the base floor of a small office building, which plentiful outdoor and indoor seating. It's in a unique sliver of land by the train tracks so you need to seek it out unless you have reason to be in the area. Specialty coffee drinks were on point and on trend - espresso tonics, chaga mushroom, etc. Staff was nice and efficient.

Really cute spot at the Denver art museum. Light with a good view for people watching. I decided to…read moregrab a bite to eat before I started my tour. Lots to see. I got the salmon and cucumber toast. Very generous on the divorce spread. The salmon was a bit fishy for me. The cucumbers were not fresh. The service was great.

We stopped for a light lunch while visiting the museum. I had the BLT toast and a Gingerbread Latte…read moreand my dining companions had the salmon toast and a chai-der and the Bahn mi. The BLT toast had a hot honey spread which was really good. The Salmon toast was very fresh and the chai-der was very good. The people who worked there were very friendly and helpful. Our food arrived quickly. It's a fast casual place but has pleasant seating with lots of windows.

We stopped in here for breakfast the other morning, and truly enjoyed it. We were greeted right…read moreaway when we walked in, ordered, and chose a table to sit at to enjoy our beverages, and food, in person. Really, finding a breakfast place, in Denver, that has mortadella on a breakfast sandwich alone was enough to make me want to check this place out. Inside, and outside, there are some tables available if you want to relax, and enjoy your meal there. Inside has quite a lot of artwork/local artwork that gave it a fun vibe. My sandwich, and cold brew, were delicious. We will absolutely be back to try more if the menu!

Overall, the burrito was pretty tasty. We didn't get anything else but burritos. The burrito was on…read morethe small side for the cost compared to just like Santiago's. But still pretty good. It's on the less saucy side of burritos. All the other food looked pretty good as well.

Little Miss Latte is the coffee shop inside of Rose Medical Center. Mainly wanted to pop in on…read moretheir page to boost their rating, because for god's sake it's a coffee shop inside of a hospital. Y'all need to relax! +Open till 1am every night. +Food available like sandwiches and bagels. +They serve all your typical coffee beverages. +Snacks on deck like chips, pretzels and candy. +Affordable, reliable, no frills. Is it craft coffee? No. Is it basic? Yes. Is your mind going to be blown? Heck no. But for what it's worth, this place fits the bill if you don't want coffee from a k-cup machine. They're always polite and friendly. It's a hospital for crying out loud! It's solely a victory that a place like this exists, and that they're willing to serve past midnight. Thanks for doing what you do, Little Miss Latte!

This is a happy little coffee and light meals shop in Rose Medical Center. My daily caramel crunch…read morecoffees (was making daily visits to an in-patient) were consistently great, my chicken salad sandwiches good and the prices are fine. Everyone is very friendly. As a bright spot in a hospital, I think it is quite welcoming and solid.

I come here at least 2-3 times a week the staff is always so friendly and awesome! The pastries are…read moregreat as well

Right in the middle of the Santa Fe art district- so very hipster. Great service! Had a vanilla…read morelatte which was very good. The nitro cold brew was a little on the sweet side. They serve amazing doughnut and pretty good breakfast sandwiches. They will ground their coffee up for you to take home to!

Wooden Spoon is a lovely little cafe! It is very small with limited space (maybe 10 seats) and area…read morefor queuing. However, they make ordering ahead very convenient! I was able to place my order & pay the night before my morning pickup. This allowed for a quick checkout to get the goods. I am picky when it comes to croissants, but Wooden Spoon's toed the line of being crispy while remaining moist beautifully. Their Bacon, green chili, and mozzarella danish was my favorite. The prosciutto & Swiss croissant was good with a plentiful amount of meat, which overpowered the Swiss a bit. Raspberry & lime tart was a bit too sour for me personally, as I was expecting more of a key lime flavor Street parking fyi

A great, small spot to pop in for a tasty coffee and pastry. The staff here is so friendly. The…read morecoffee absolutely hit the spot. Nothing like a perfect vanilla oat milk latte. The pecan sticky bun is only available on Saturdays and Sundays so either get there early or pro tip, preorder the night before and it'll be waiting for you! While it's not as good as my mommas back home in Texas, it's pretty close! They sell out of goodies QUICK! I love that you can see the bakers making pastries while you order, really adds to the vibes! Be back soon to taste more goods!

First, reviews for "Quebec Street Deli" are for THIS location. The map drop puts the place in the…read moremiddle of a traffic median! Second, today we met the Deli owner, Mr Mondragon. Wow. He has a great story and is committed to providing great food and service to customers! Serious: I have never met, in all my reviews, an owner that is so personable, friendly, and has compassion for the food he serves! Food: - Tuna Melt ($6.50). Simply, great. A nice "panini-style" toast marks on the bread with a nicely seasoned tuna with sliced tomatoes and lettuce for you to add. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! - Turkey Melt ($7.50). My Wife ordered this sandwich and her exact words: "When I want a sandwich, THIS is what I want!" Yep. And the bacon was a nice add. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. - Beef & Bean Burrito ($6) that includes cheese, green chile, and onions. The burritos are HEFTY! Yes, more weight and girth than you would get at any Taco Bell or local Burrito Food Truck! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Service: The owner, Ralph, is such a genuine soul. He suffered a bad accident, and had to shut down the Cafe for 4 months. He is the only employee. A true success story, and we feel his compassion and humility in his foods. I have NEVER given higher praise than I give him: Ralph Mondragon! Overall: This business is tucked inside "mini mall" between a medical office complex and a nice Holiday Inn. Overall: Usually, we go to that building complex, every 6 weeks for medical appointments. Now, as a good husband, my Wife says, "We need to go there every week!" Sides: Sandwiches come with your choice of bagged Chips. Overall: This place and the owner connect us to older times. When you could grab a great sandwich and chips, share a smile, and meet with the humble and wonderful owner!

Simple. Nothing crazy. Next time I'll try the burritos. It was $8 for a egg and cheese and a small…read moredrip coffee.

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.