This place is just ok...to be quite frank, it's below average. Out of the 5 drinks we ordered, I…read moreliked 2 drinks, the Oreo cream puff and strawberry green tea with lychee jelly and crystal boba. The brown sugar boba was disgusting, it was far from your typical brown sugar boba from any boba shop. That stuff was straight up honey and it was sooo strong. My son go to drink is brown sugar boba at all boba shops and the look on his face was just full of sadness. We tried to add more milk to make the drink better but that drink was not fixable. It was the worse brown sugar boba ever. I do not recommend it at all, unless you like to drink pure honey. (Sad thing is, my son absolutely hate honey, so again, just huge disappointment for him) Straight waste of $$$$$ into the trash. I also ordered the passion fruit tea with no ice, there was ice and zero passion fruit flavor, such a bummer. Service was a little nonexistent but the vibe of the shop was cool! There are so many boba shops in Denver area to try out and I'm not in a hurry to go back to this one unless someone I'm with is wanting to go, when I do return, I would love to try the taro cream puff or Vietnamese coffee.

Given the lack of bubbletea in this area, it was nice to see something new here, for that I give it…read morecredit. Other than that, this is a very average bubbletea. That is usually the case with chain spots, but some can be really good (Teahee/Shiba Boba, for instance) Happy Lemon is a very run-of-the-mill place and may be good if you're introducing someone to these kinds of drinks for the first time. I found the drinks to be on the mild side in terms of flavor, more watered down tea taste than anything else. The bubbles seemed small and were also just okay. The inside is cute, there are plenty of places to sit down and they have some games you can play. It'd be a nice family outing or a place to bring kids. Parking can be kind of tricky when its busy, but I had no issues finding a spot out front. Staff and service were quick and friendly. Overall, I think I would only return here if I was really in the mood for bubble tea and already in the area shopping.

Bess has helped my family celebrate several birthdays and special events over the years. she has…read moremade us delicious cakes, cupcakes and cookies. With each event she was able to bring my full vision to life. Not only was each order beautiful and creative but also delicious. Most recently she made us Olivia Rodrigo cookies. In the past, she has made Hulk cookies, an Ice Age fondant cake with an All edible characters, an owl themed cake and even my daughter's first birthday smash cake 11 years ago! She again has a wide-ranging skill set.

Amazing goodies and very well priced. I drive an hour to get her goods. The cakes are delicious and…read morethe cocoa bombs are so fun!

The coffee is genuinely good. The space is open, bright, and spacious. It's the kind of place you…read morecan actually relax or sit for a while without feeling rushed. They've got board games out if you want to hang, and the outdoor space is a big plus. It's inviting and comfortable, especially when the weather's nice. It feels like a real neighborhood coffee shop first, not a concept or a cause being sold. But there is a solid mission and real work happening behind the scenes, which makes supporting the place feel even better

Such a nice cafe right next to a small pond and nice walkway. It's actually situated inside the…read moreReunion housing complex. It has a nice outdoor patio so there's plenty of seating. The baristas were very friendly. My mocha had a cute little cover that was shaped like lips. It was a well made. We took our drinks and sat outside the patio and also took a 30 minute walk while chatting. Awesome cafe if you're in the area.

My family had a wonderful time visiting the shop. My three year old nephew's and my 70 year old…read moreGrandpa had the most fun! The candy is so unique, you feel like you've set off on a sci-fi adventure! The team is extremely talented and creative. I would recommend this to any age for any reason!

The guy wasn't very nice when we asked if we could just get some dessert. "Do you have tickets to…read morethe event?" No. Obviously or we wouldn't be here looking lost. Didn't offer a suggestion of when we could come back or anything. So glad we came down from evergreen to check it out. How would we have known it was a ticketed event. Didn't ask if we wanted to get tickets or offer any idea of how/when to try the desserts a different time.

Finding a cult classic like Voodoo Doughnut right in the middle of a layover is a game-changer for…read moreairport dining. Known for their irreverent style and neon-pink boxes, the Denver Airport location manages to keep the "Keep Weird" spirit alive. The Flavor Lineup: We dived into a curated selection of their signature yeast and cake doughnuts. Here is the breakdown: * The Voodoo Doll: The iconic signature. Beyond the playful aesthetics, the chocolate frosting is rich, and the raspberry jelly filling provides a sharp, tart contrast that cuts through the sweetness perfectly. * Banana Cream Pie: This was a standout. The filling is smooth without being overly synthetic, mimicking the comfort of a classic diner pie. It's a heavy hitter, so come hungry. * Mango Cream: A refreshing tropical twist. The mango flavor is bright and punchy--a nice departure from the more traditional chocolate-heavy options. * Strawberry Pop-Tart: This is pure nostalgia. The crunch of the crumbled pastry on top adds a fantastic textural element to the soft, pillowy dough. The Experience: The staff handles the high-volume airport rush with impressive speed, and the doughnuts tasted remarkably fresh--not "reheated" or stale, which can be a risk in transit hubs. While the line can look intimidating, it moves quickly, and the pink box is basically the ultimate status symbol at the gate.

These crazy giant donuts are located at the airport…read more A little complicated for donuts. Super sweet. Ok donuts but Voodoo Doughnuts are super hype up in Oregon, but tried at an airport.

I had an hour long layover in Denver one night and decided to have some dessert as I waited for my…read morenext flight. To my surprise, they had the dairy free chocolate chip cookie dough flavor and almond milk so I was able to make smoothie that met my dietary restrictions. I believe the person who helped me was Alejandra (they had on pink eyeliner) and they were very kind. My experience was seamless and I always appreciate Ben & Jerrys for being dietary inclusive and an amazing company with great values! I always enjoy supporting your business

Paid $11 for two scoops of ice cream (airport pricing). That was expected, but the silent treatment…read moreand subtle attitude of the guy at the register when I didn't tip was very thick. A girl scooped my ice cream in 10 seconds and it costs $11, I'm not tipping 25 percent. Give me a break. The guy saw me no tip and just walked off. I literally said out loud "umm okay". So awkward

My son met a friend here for lunch today and brought back requested items to eat at home. It was…read moreoutstanding. The fruits sandwich made with shokupan bread was light and fresh, an excellent pick-me-up. This is a standard Japanese snack done beautifully. The mixed berries (a Danish made with croissant dough) was a delight in looks and taste. Neither item was excessively sweet. They were just right. The beef curry wrapped in dough, crusted in panko crumbs, and deep-fried was excellent. The curry itself had real flavor and zest, and the surrounding crust was delicious too. Not only a great accompaniment, but also a very cool way to eat curry with your bare hands. A very generous serving too. My brother got the most beautiful-looking chocolate croissant! And my son bought himself a chocolate cornet, which surprised me by being soft baked dough. Haven't tasted them, but I couldn't wait to post this review. I look forward to trying something with cream cheese or custard next time. Unfortunately they were out of the bacon epi, but that happens with bakeries. Good advice to call the day before if your heart is set on a particular item. We were just lucky to get the rest of the items on our list on a Saturday at lunchtime. My son had been to Japan about two years before and was suitably impressed with this bakery. I was very happy with what we got!

If I compare this to any of the Asian bakeries I frequent in NYC, this place is not very good -…read moreprices here are double what they would be in NYC and bread in Denver always sucks. However, for Denver, this is a good concept. There's nothing like it in the area. I do enjoy red bean and a custard. The music always sucks whenever I come in here though. And the clientele can sometimes be douche-bag-y.

A few days ago my friends Victor and Pilar invited me to a "quick dinner" in Green Valley Ranch;…read moreVictor had texted that they'd found a spot with great tacos. Tonight I met them at Nevería Un Limón and was surprised to learn they're the new owners -- it's only their eighth day in business. Though "nevería" usually means ice cream shop, Nevería Un Limón goes well beyond sweets. The menu includes street tacos, hearty tortas (overstuffed sandwiches on a crunchy roll), antojitos ("little cravings"), hamburgers, a variety of aguas frescas (fresh fruit, water, and sweetener), and, naturally, ice cream. We sampled Guadalajara‑style chicken and al pastor tacos, each served with beans, salsa, onions, cilantro, radishes, and lime -- absolutely delicious. The tortas, one with ham and one with chorizo, were just as noteworthy. We finished with mango and jamaica aguas frescas -- refreshingly perfect. We left impressed and proud of Victor and Pilar. If you're nearby (or headed to/from the airport), it's worth a stop.

I've been twice, welcoming and nice menu. Lots of options. I've had signature tacos, elotes,…read morehamburger lunch specials and the aqua de Sandia is so refreshing.