Loved my visit to The Bean Cycle in Fort Collins. I got a raspberry white chocolate latte and the…read morelatte art was absolutely beautiful. I also tried a scone that was really yummy. The seating area is comfortable and cozy, making it a great place to relax for a while. I also loved the little gift shop section since it added such a fun and unique touch to the coffee shop experience. Overall such a cute spot with great drinks and a welcoming atmosphere.

Such a cute vibe in this coffee shop! Very cozy inside with couches, tables, and a little gift shop…read morearea. The service was a little slow with only one person working on a Saturday morning but she was really sweet and thankful for me waiting. The taste of the coffee gets a 3.5/5. It was just okay and didn't taste like it had the syrup in there that I asked for. Would probably try another coffee shop if I was in the areas again.

I'm new to Fort Collins and have already been to The Little Bird Bakeshop twice for business…read moremeetings. Both visits were great. Excellent coffee, seriously good food, and the staff has been incredibly kind and welcoming each time. The atmosphere is one of the best parts -- cool historic building, relaxed vibe, and just a really comfortable place to spend time. It feels like the kind of spot you can use for anything: work meetings, hanging out with friends, or just enjoying a quiet morning by yourself. Definitely becoming one of my go-to places in Fort Collins.

One of the coolest cafes I've ever been to. Putting a coffee shop in a house is something more…read morebusinesses should try; it creates a great atmosphere to sit and work. The pastries were superb and the cappuccino I got was perfect. 4.9/5

Vibes: 5/5 Staff: 5/5…read moreFood: haven't tried but looks expensive. My friend said the veggie burrito was really good. Coffee: 2/5 my latte wasn't that great. Much better coffee available around town. Espresso martini: 5/5 very dark. Great place to work with colleagues or alone. People seem to like to meet up here and talk vs work though. The electrical outlets are SPARSE. More about community than an extended office.

The Neighbour has an airy warehouse feel that hits a nice balance between warm and modern. The tall…read moreceilings and round lights give the space a soft glow, and the concrete floors keep it grounded. The bar almost resembles something you might find in a small European hotel, which may suggest they are aiming for a slightly upscale tone, though it never feels pretentious. The seating is varied, with small tables and retro chairs that seem intentionally chosen rather than bought in bulk. The spacing is better than most coffee shops, which makes it easy to settle in without feeling crowded. The back area opens up even more, and the soft drapery adds a touch of personality that appears to hint at events or just a bit of flair. The staff continues to be the standout for me. Everyone I spoke with was kind in a way that felt natural, and they knew the menu well enough to help me navigate dairy free options. I usually order the avocado toast on focaccia because it is consistently fresh. The bread looks oversized at first but is airy and soft, and the avocado and radish topping feels simple in the best way. The matcha made with water has also become a go to since it tastes smooth and well-bodied without that chalky, thin finish some places have. My partner and I visited during their Dia de Los Muertos weekend and tried a few themed items. Everything was good, and they were quick to suggest dairy free choices. Prices seem fair, even with the general bump everywhere lately. The only thing I wish they had more of is outlets. It is still a nice place to work for a couple of hours, but coming with a charged laptop helps. The overall vibe is calm with just enough energy to keep the space from feeling sleepy. It works well for coffee dates, casual catch ups, or solo work, especially for anyone who prefers a relaxed atmosphere without too much chaos.

A little hard to find, but otherwise a great hidden study spot if you get there early enough to…read moresnag a spot with an outlet. Service was great as always. I got a bacon breakfast Bonfire Burrito and a matcha latte. Though prepackaged, it's was heated up nicely and it was very flavorful, a lot going on! Typically I boycott bean-less burritos but this one was tasty. Hot sauces were local and both very nice. Definitely want to try the mushroom croissant next time...

Loved the space and their energy! This is a nonprofit group supporting refugee and migrant,…read moreimmigrant community members... and I'm here for it! I ordered a hot tea blend and it was yummy and just the right temperature on a cold day. I appreciate when baristas offer a "for here" mug right away rather than the disposable variety. We sat around the corner, just behind the baristas' work area. They have a small display of items to purchase from local artisans and such, which added charm and a cozy feel to the space. Our table doubled as a chess, backgammon, and checkers board and set and there were other board games stored, I imagine, for customers to use. Bike-in on the adjacent bike trails and get a bit of a discount on your purchase and reduce extra time spent on parking your car. They have four parking spots just behind the building. Hot tip: bundle up for a stroll during the winter months and grab free parking on Remington.

This is what a coffee shop is supposed to be. Tucked away on the second floor of an old building…read morewith nice, rounded windows, this place has a cozy interior with plants and artwork filling the room. The clientele at this shop is what you'd expect: septic piercings, small arm tattoos, and progressive stickers everywhere you look. You get the sense that a Trump supporter would burst into flames upon entering this establishment, but who cares? This is what a coffee shop is supposed to be: a place for people to write screenplays and poems that will never be read. I'm sick of all these modern, "death of design," gentrification-fueled coffee shops. I waited 10 minutes for a mediocre cappuccino and a subpar bagel and was still thrilled with the overall experience. 4.5/5

Very large space indoors and some bistro tables outside, the staff is hit/miss on friendliness…read more Americano was good. Excellent spot to work for a while; quiet enough to concentrate, not so quiet you feel like you can't have a conversation.

Stopped by Bindle Coffee and overall liked it. It's a very small coffee shop with basically no…read moreindoor seating, but they do have a lot of outdoor seating if the weather's nice. Got the lavender honey iced latte to drink. The oatmeal chocolate chip cookie was harder than I wanted, but the mini muffin was good. Best part was definitely the breakfast burrito. Really flavorful, filling, and they had Cholula which made it even better. I didn't taste a ton of the chicken sausage specifically, but overall it was really good. My friend got the scramble and liked that too. It took a while so that was probably cooked to order! My burrito was ready quickly and warm!!

One of my favorite coffee shops in Fort Collins! The lattes and pastries are always spot on,…read moreespecially the cinnamon rolls & magic muffins. I got the breakfast scramble this time and it was tasty and healthy. I love their seasonal syrups too (they have lavender honey right now). Seating is tight, but there's a ton of space to hang out outside if the weather is nice. They even have a pickup window outside if you order online. If you do get a seat inside, it's cute and cozy if you don't mind being close to other tables.

This coffee shop was the first coffee shop we saw on our little stroll through downtown Fort…read moreCollins. It's a cute, little, simple coffee shop. The staff was super friendly and nice. I ordered one of their specials; Coconut honey latte. It was super yummy! Not overly sweet. You could taste the quality of of the coffee and a subtle hint of the coconut and honey. I would definitely recommend this place if you're strolling downtown!

I ordered a mocha from a very condescending barista at Starry Night. I asked for a double tall…read moremocha, no whip cream. Skippy says to me "I am not familiar with Starbucks sizes". By him declaring that, obviously he is familiar with Starbucks, I have not been to a Starbucks in nearly 30 years. I have been ordering my mochas like that since my friend opened her coffee shop in 1990. That is how she taught me to order my mochas. For little Skippy to say to someone he doesn't know was very presumptuous. All because he thought he was being clever in front of his co-worker. Do better.

If you are a Tea lover look no further. We were exploring old town and needed a drink when we found…read morethis gem. They had a huge selections of teas to purchase but also for you to get a drink right there. My Apple tea was like fall in a cup and was truly amazing. We selected 3 teas that we purchased some to take back home with us in Oregon and came back the next day for another tea while we were out and about. The staff was super friendly during both our experiences and they they truly cared. We watched as some one accidently split her whole drink and they come out right away cleaned it up, didn't make her feel bad and made her a new drink. Gold standard crew and tea house!

This places smells so fantastic walking in, there are SOOOO many options for tea. I am a matcha…read morefan, so I got the ceremonial grade as a latte and it was good. I got it with honey and next time I wouldn't but it was still good! The service was also fantastic, the workers explained everything in detail and were very helpful!