moved to the area recently and have been looking for a local coffee place and this one is right on…read moremy route to and from work and close to my home so convenient location. and it was open this evening when I needed a pick me up after work, so that was helpful too! I placed my order online (the fees and tax and tip made a $5 chai latte come to almost $9 though but I think that's just the area) and the woman working waited until I arrived to make it so that it wouldn't get cold. she was so quick though! and while I was waiting, I noticed some packaged French cookies that were vegan so I ended up grabbing some of those and they and the latte were both delicious! and the woman was very friendly and helpful. I think I've found my spot! I will definitely be back and am excited to check out the grocery store and other menu items.

I ordered a Lavender Latte. I can't even taste the Lavender…read more So dissatisfying, 1st and last time I'll go!

Fue un experiencia Formidable, un sitio muy agradable. La Atencion Magnifica…read more #wakeandtakecoffeeshop #buzzybooth

This spot feels like such a find…read more You can tell right away this isn't just another coffee shop. Wake & Take opened in 2020 and was built to be more than that a café with a European feel that doubles as a true community space. And honestly, that's exactly how it comes across when you're there. The coffee is so good. Smooth, rich, and consistent every time. It's the kind of place where you stop mid-sip and go "okay yeah... this is it." And the treats? Just as strong. Everything tastes fresh, not overly sweet, and actually complements the coffee instead of overpowering it. You can tell there's real intention behind what they're serving. What really makes it stand out though is the vibe. It's warm, a little lively, and feels like a place people actually gather not just grab and go. Unless you want. Whether you're meeting someone, working, or just hanging out, it fits. This is one of those places that turns into a regular without you even realizing it. The extended hours are a plus.

Super quality drinks, great atmosphere, and friendly service. Perfect for a quick coffee or tea or…read moregetting some work done. Highly recommend

Normally I love this place and like to relax and hangout but I stopped by to pick up a drink for my…read morehusband and I on my way home, it wasn't very busy- I was the only one in line. When taking my order the barista was very disconnected and kept staring outside when I was ordering, then a line came after I placed my order. I don't mind waiting AT ALL and the wait wasn't the issue, but I think my cinnamon roll was forgotten and when I got it it was kinda burnt- then on my drive home I bit into a piece of foil under the roll. Because a line had formed I couldn't get the baristas attention for lids at the condiment station and after being there for awhile I left and took the risk of spilling my drink in my car. Please up your staffing lol

Great coffee and atmosphere. Definitely get the $8 trail deal. You get a large drip coffee and a…read moretreat. Perfect for a sit down meeting.

We've been big supporters of Lost Coffee since they opened, and we've generally had good…read moreexperiences. The coffee is pretty solid and the baristas are friendly. But I was disappointed during my most recent visit when my cortado was made with cow's milk instead of the almond milk I ordered and paid extra for. I didn't realize until I'd already taken a few sips. The staff were kind and quickly remade the drink, which I appreciated, but I did end up feeling unwell for a few hours afterwards. It's frustrating to pay an upcharge for non-dairy milk and then not receive it, so I hope more care can be taken with orders like this. I also think it's about time that the upcharge for non-dairy milk is reconsidered, even Starbucks is doing it!

I don't give five-star reviews lightly, but Enchanted Grounds (Highlands Ranch) absolutely earned…read moreit. My 12-year-old son has recently gotten into Dungeons & Dragons, and for his birthday we reserved a table here knowing that Enchanted Grounds welcomes tabletop RPGs. I'll admit, I was a little hesitant about leaving my son and four of his friends somewhere new on their own for nearly four hours. Any concerns disappeared almost immediately. One staff member in particular, Paul, went above and beyond. The boys would not stop saying, "Paul is the GOAT." He checked in on them throughout their entire time there, helped them out whenever they needed it, and genuinely made them feel welcome. More importantly, he made me feel completely at ease as a parent. It's rare to find a business that not only creates a fun, inclusive space for kids but also earns the trust of parents so effortlessly. Enchanted Grounds Highlands Ranch has my respect and admiration. Thank you for giving my son one of the best birthday experiences he's ever had. We'll definitely be back.

I'll give the benefit of the doubt, this just isn't the coffee shop for me…read more I had a long event day in the area, so I decided to beat the traffic and get to this part of town earlier than I normally would. Just wanted a place to work on my computer, and ultimately that's what I got. Enchanted Grounds is a cafe and game emporium. Like for real, they have such a huge selection of games. If you are into that, I truly love that for you! As far as the cafe is concerned, the best part was not paying Denver coffee prices! Only a few bucks for an iced coffee, god bless America. The staff weren't all that friendly or interested in talking to customers. It definitely gives off humble, rainy day coffeehouse vibes and that's not a bad thing. Bright, tacky colored walls, one guy was sleeping in one of the booths, a giant group of 80+ year olds at the big community table, and gamers galore on a Wednesday afternoon. It's low key, wifi was fine, coffee was fine. Nothing stood out for me personally. Considering it's close to an hour away odds of me coming back aren't high. I wish them the best!

Love having Panda Coffee House within walking distance! It's such an easy go-to for a quick coffee…read moreor pastry. The menu has all the classic coffee shop staples, but what makes it stand out is the Japanese-inspired twist on some of the offerings. It adds a fun, unique touch without being overwhelming. Last weekend I tried the ube cruffin and it was top tier; perfectly flaky with great flavor. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to as I work my way through more of the menu.

We gave Panda House another try, and I was pleased to see they still had some gluten-free options…read moreon the menu. While it has a few things going for it, this place still feels more like a bar or diner than a coffee shop. The baristas weren't especially friendly this trip, and there were some inconsistencies with pricing. Overall, it just isn't quite for us.

I absolutely loved my coffee and dessert-- there were so many unique options, I am looking forward…read moreto coming back here to try the others. The service was really friendly, even though they were super busy. Apparently, the space, while still called Coffee Story, has new owners. So they've kept many of the Korean favorites (and the mochi donuts-- yay!), but a lot of the dessert and coffee options now are inspired by SWANA (Southwest Asian and North African) cultures.

I have been meaning to check out Coffee Story by Barakah Brews for a while now so I'm glad I…read morefinally got the chance to. I like the options they have on their menu. I ended up getting the Biscoff Latte with oat milk and the mixed berry croffle. If you like sweet drinks like me, then the Biscoff latte is really up your alley. The mixed berry croffle was also pretty good. I expected the croffle to be more flaky because the base is a croissant but it was still pretty good. Although I didn't get pictures of the inside, there's plenty of seating but beware that the tables inside can be quite small for a group of 2 coming in to work or study. Make sure to come early enough to snag one of the tables with more chairs so you have more space. Also they are open really late. I believe it's 11 p.m. or 12 a.m. which is great! Make sure to check their website for hours. Otherwise, I really liked the ambience and the space so I'll definitely be coming back again. I really need to come back and try their matcha and their honeycomb, amongst other things.

This little cafe is a cute spot for a quick drink. They have lots seating and there's even an…read moreadorable reading nook. We actually sat along the back counter and played Jenga as they had it available. Our drinks were really good too. There was only one employee who I'm assuming was the owner. He was kind and worked as fast as he could so a line didn't form. It was pretty toasty in the cafe though. It was mid afternoon and the sun was coming into the windows pretty harshly so it was warm in there. We were only there for a brief time so it wasn't that bad.

BeanTree Coffee is currently closed at the hours that it is suppose to be open (pulled up into…read moreparking lot at 1:35pm). I went to pull on the door since on Google and Yelp says they are open and the door is locked. I called the number provided on Google and Yelp and it is not even in service. I do not know what is going on with their hours of operation but it is very misleading to customers in the area. I do not recommend this place.