We loved our visit to Corvus Coffee Roasters. The warm, inviting space and great seating made it easy to relax, and the baristas were friendly and knowledgeable when it came to specific beans/coffee. Our cortado and latte were excellent, and the kids loved the hot cocoa and pastries (especially the cookies and banana bread). The veggie quiche was also perfectly warmed and delicious. Bonus: free parking + dog-friendly! read more

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I got the caramel latte with oat milk. It had a slight sour note, but leaned more toward a salted caramel flavor, which I liked. You can really taste the caramel, and it reminded me of the salted caramel latte from The Salty Donut. The space is big and great for getting work done since it's inside a hotel lobby. It's not loud at all, with nice upbeat music in the background. Service was kind and welcoming too. read more

Corvus Coffee Roasters - Caramel latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

air is not about the service but about quality of the brew and price. Five dollars for 12 oz of coffee. It is not even single origin coffee. read more

Corvus Coffee Roasters - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

It has been SO lovely having Corvus in the building. For starters, it makes the space feel so lively. I love the decor and coming home to a lobby full of people working / mingling. We love the staff here, especially Nat. I think my dog likes her better than me at this point. They always give honest recommendations which I really appreciate. The pastries are fabulous! I recently tried the monkey bread, warmed up, and it was so fluffy. A few other faves: goat cheese galette, peach croissant, and the CINNAMON ROLL. Cinnamon rolls are only avail on the weekend. They're huge and have a ton of cream cheese frosting on top. I warm mine up. Wow. Also, the trail mix bars on the counter are a hidden gem. They're soft and so yummy! The only thing I've had that I did not enjoy was the bacon quiche. Otherwise, big fan. Highly recommend coming here for coffee, to get some work done, or to grab a snack. read more

Corvus Coffee Roasters - Monkey bread - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Such a quality spot. Street parking, or there is usually a visitor parking spot just inside this Novel Uptown apartment building (just to the left of the store). High quality baked goods and warm interior design greet you as you enter. Usually 1-2 staff members are behind the counter. I love how it's just a large open area that seamlessly shares space with the apartment leasing lobby with lots of comfy areas to sit including a bar counter - my favorite type of seating choice! It's a nice neighborhood stop for me while out and about as a place where I know that whatever I order will be delicious and high-quality. They had a chocolate cinnamon soft cookie over Christmas which was sooo tasty - chewy with some walnuts in there too. Corvus is a local coffee roaster that has its own standalone stores and also supplies other coffee stores with its beans. Patrons are friendly here and I always end up in a friendly convo with other people - usually regulars waiting for coffee and or just hanging out. They do also offer coffee cocktails which, if I lived in the building, I'm sure you'd find me downstairs chillin' with a coffee cocktail at happy hour! read more

Corvus Coffee Roasters - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Have you attended a "coffee cupping" class? Well, that's exactly what I did this AM (April 3, 2025) at the newest location of Corvus Coffee on Logan between 15th and 16th. Corvus Coffee has been my favorite place to get coffee for years. And when I found out about this event on some website, I, without hesitation, signed up for it which cost me only $8-$9 at the most. It was such a nice way to break the boring morning routine and do something I had never done before for a change. I even took the light rail to get to the class site so I would be able to do a brisk walk in the cold air to refresh myself. First of all, for those of you who are Coffee Cupping virgins, here is the definition of it: "Coffee cupping is a formal method used by coffee professionals to evaluate and assess the flavor and quality of coffee, involving a standardized process of tasting and scoring. It helps identify distinct characteristics, aromas, and potential defects, aiding in quality control and understanding coffee's unique qualities". To me, this was an elevated coffee tasting in a semi professional setting. Two Corvus workers with wealth of knowledge lead the class. Alex and TJ(?) eloquently spoke about the whole process of the most proper coffee cupping by first demonstrating what to do so we wouldn't be lost (10 people signed up for the class; only 4 of them (including me) showed up hence the class was an intimate one.) By the way, this newest (6th) location of Corvus is inside this apartment or condo plex building. It's extremely modern where the staging/decorating of it was something out of a trendy magazine. It's got that boutique hotel feel to it. Not only there are couches and tables, but a spacious bar seating is also available. Before the class started I had one of the ham and cheese croissants to fuel my body for the intense coffee cupping learning. The lady who assisted me for the pastry was above and beyond. Let's go back to the class. It was a full one hour session where nothing was rushed. Both gents' speeches were not only eloquent but they were also meticulous. They spent time with each participant by giving us hands on education to ensure that nobody was left behind. 10 different coffee beans (ground) were used so we could use our best senses to determine flavor and taste notes by sniffing and slurping etc. They also gave us handouts/decks to help us understand the depth of the cupping. We also took notes on it. Once the hour had passed Alex and TJ remained available for the next 15 minutes so they could answer any questions we might have. And at the end, as a token of their appreciation, they gave us attendees a card for a free coffee at any of the Corvus location for today or future. Wow, I felt like we participants owed them a huge thanks. Corvus is not just a coffee shop that only serves and sells coffee; they are SME (subject matter expert). They care and appreciate the people who reside in the community so they are compelled to educate them for what they are passionate about. So when you are at one of the locations next time inquire about some educational classes they offer periodically. And visit the newest location on Logan (it opened just last Saturday so it's brand spanking new!) read more

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Very swanky coffee shop inside Novel hotel lobby. Some seating outside and fun spots including a fireplace inside. Simple menu, great coffee and tea and a couple pastries - only thought was that glass mugs would have been nice read more

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Great coffee with a comfy vibe. Staff was super nice and it seems like a great place to study or get some laptop work done. read more

Corvus Coffee Roasters - Iced mocha - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I love Corvis coffee and am so happy they have a location now open uptown. I went on opening day and the space is gorgeous. It's a good spot if you need a place to work meet friends or have a date. The coffee is incredible as well as the variety of pastries. This will definitely be my new local cup of brew. Looks like they will be holding various events in the space as well. Definitely check it out! read more

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Went in late April 2025 and the coffee was really good! Whenever I see that places have coffee flight I have to get them. The flight came with a little card breaking down each cup (see attachments for photos and descriptions). The shop was well decorated and fit the vibes. The lady also let me know the flights take a minute. The reason for the 4 star is because of the price. The flight alone was $32 for 3 small cups! For that price I could get 3 full size lattes from other coffee shops and make my own flight! You have to factor in prices for coffee when rating your experience and this was way too much. read more

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The inside was cool and had a nice vibe with the decor. It seemed like a hipster type place. It was very clean but had an odd smell. We ordered to go. I had the Blackberry Lavender pastry. It looked like a Danish with different pastry dough. However, it was especially try and probably a few days old. The dough was akin to bread, it was salty and had heavy hints of rosemary. The filling was a lemon cream cheese with blackberry jelly. The cream cheese was hard, not creamy and felt old or overworked. I also tried the Cardamon Morning bread. This was a better choice. The pastry was flaky and covered in cinnamon and sugar but not too sweet. For the coffee, as it is a coffee place, coffee is required :) I ordered the caramel latte. I like the fact that it isn't terrible sweet. It has a coffee roaster taste to it. Not bad. A bit light for how I like my expresso but not bad. The people were nice and friendly. All in all it wasn't bad but not a favorite. read more

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Most expensive coffee shop in Denver! Very nice building and ambiance but there are more price conscious options available for you

Beautiful spot with great coffee and friendly staff. Prices are on the higher side but I think that's expected now with higher end roasters. I dig it read more

Fabulous vanilla latte and my husband loved that they have gesha beans and nice Sumatra blends. One of the best if not the best macchiato on this trip. We will be sure to come back. It's a quick walk from the Brown Palace. read more

I stop by this shop every time I am in the area. The vibes are great and the coffee is even better. The baristas are talented, I have never been disappointed. The interior is really cool, they did a great job with this space. read more