I've been to Dark Heart about a half a dozen times. Their drip coffee is consistently very good…read moreand the cortados excellent. They offer sparkling water with their cortados, as some cafes do, which is a pretty cool touch. Sometimes they offer the choice of two different roasts for their espresso drinks, which I've never seen before anywhere else, ever. Stop reading here if that's all you need to know. Today. I order a Smokey Mocha (they also have a regular Mocha on the menu). Side note. It's really hard to screw up a mocha. At its most basic it's hot chocolate with shots of espresso. Even with bad or mediocre espresso shots there's usually enough milk and chocolate to cover it up. On the flipside, it's really hard to make a mocha that stands out from the crowd. (Spoiler-Dark Heart surpasses all that mocha mediocrity). Rewind. The first time I went to Dark Heart a couple years ago, a menu item caught my attention. The Smokey Mocha. My friend and I asked what it was. The barista at the register smiled and gave us her sales pitch. Something she'd obviously done many times and still didn't seem to mind doing. My friend and I were both sold as we each ordered one. After I was done with my Smokey Mocha, I wanted to order another. Unfortunately, we were coffee cafe hopping and had four more stops. When I got home, I started gushing about my Smokey Mocha to the SO and anyone else who would listen. Fast forward back to today. I order the 8-ounce Smokey Mocha for here. My drink has a nice heart design with a generous amount of black lava sea salt sprinkled on top. I smell notes of cocoa, but I can't tell if it's from the espresso (Relentless blend) or the cocoa powder. With every sip I take, I taste warm sweet (from cane sugar and maple syrup) mocha that ends with a touch of salt. The smoked paprika is an afterthought. I savor my drink, but I reach the bottom of my mug much too quickly. I swirl the mug to get the last dregs of salt and cocoa powder (single origin cocoa powder from the Philippines according to the barista). As I drive away, I can taste the salt on my llips, and I still feel the astringency of the cocoa powder in my mouth. This is no ordinary mocha drink. The Dark Heart Smokey Mocha has no equal.

Okay this might be the best coffee in northern Colorado. Lovely service and a cool outdoor vibes.read more

Always a great experience The team members are friggin…read moreawesome Drinks and food the highest quality I Feel the love that is put in to make every encounter the best possible

SHEESH! Dare I say I had the best breakfast burrito I've ever had?! The sausage is quality, the…read moreeggs were freshly scrambled, it's cheesy, and quite literally perfect. It's got a bit of sweetness with sage (?) and I know nothing will ever compare. Also the brown butter coffee? To DIE for. I wish I lived in Loveland I'd be here allllllll the time! I never want to leave. Please set up shop in Denver!!

Maddy is such a sweetheart and kind person. Always a good experience and good quality at Loveland…read moreCoffee!

I had an hot oat latte. The milk was a little too hot, and the espresso shot tasted a little…read morebitter -- remember it's being manually done by the barista, so consistency may be off and/or the beans they purchase may not be my thing. The people at the bar were pleasant. It had more of a library/living room type vibe -- hardwood, kind of dark. I personally prefer a little more lighting. I wanted to stay and do some work, but they were limited in outlets to plug my laptop. I did not stay long. I'd give them a try, this type of place may be your jam! No hard feelings.

Such. Cute place!…read more Ambiance: great coffee shop that can be opened up to the outdoors and is pet friendly! Service: quick and kind! They seen my dog and I wait outside but one of the counter servers went and told me that they are pet friendly and welcome pets! Food: fantastic! Everything came out piping hot! It was a great way to start our morning before a hike. The English muffins are baked in house! Super fluffy and tender inside with a crispy crunch outside! The sausage was thick, savory, not too greasy and not too salty. The eggs was cooked perfectly. No rubbery texture at all. Just soft and pillowy. The cheese was super melted and creamy. Cookie loved the pup cup of course. It was whipped cream with some dog biscuits.

The coffee never quite stood out, but the location made it a staple. Being able to walk over from…read morethe neighborhood was such a simple joy, and one of my son's favorite little routines. Not much else around, which made it feel like our spot. And the cinnamon rolls are absolutely worth it. Soft, sweet, and the real reason to stop in.

Love this place! Staff is so friendly and the coffee is great! I really love their current seasonal…read morelatte!

The staff are super friendly and the shop is so cute. They made me a custom latte ( so good) and I…read morehad a breakfast croissant, which was also really good. Can't wait to come back

I stopped by mid Saturday and ordered a small iced sugar free whiteout through the drive through…read more The woman taking and making my order was very friendly and the service was quite quick. Tasty coffee, especially for being sugar free! If I lived in the area, I would probably frequent this place.

Delicious! Stopped by Lift on my drive to Loveland. Love these cute little drive thru coffeeshops…read more Ordered a Medium 24 Karat (which originally I thought was frozen) to keep me going. Lift seems to be known for its sweet Premium drinks. Customer service is lovely. They always offer to remake drinks if you don't like them. Would definitely come back again.

WOW! This is great! All kinds of wonderful coffees. The best part is they roast it within 24 hours…read moreof your order. Whole Bean or ground the fresh roasting makes a big difference. I will be ordering again.

Great coffee great idea of allowing someone knew to have a small quantity selection of 5 always…read morewanted to that. Beautiful presentation and prompt delivery!

Great drive-thru local coffee place! Loved the chocolate bean they offer you with your coffee too…read more No hassle, friendly staff, wide coffee options (including non-dairy milks), and there was always a car at the window when I would drive by or order. That means it's a good place since it's often visited by patrons. Great alternative to Starbucks (which is across the st from here ).

We have been to this location the last two days. The staff is so friendly and efficient and the…read morecoffee is fantastic! Highly recommend when you are in the area.

I took my 6 year old daughter on a date and we had the absolute best time. Averys made it a very…read morespecial event and everything was delicious. service was amazing and the dress up area in the back was fun. I can't wait till our next experience at Avery's!

It's not just the tea. It's not just the food! It's so much more and the teas, coffees, and food…read moreare amazing. It's the people, the service, and theenvironment. The atmosphere is welcoming and bright! A great place to enjoy your hot or cold drink of choice with a delicious breakfast burrito or panini while you work, meet, or just relax. The Baristas and management are stellsr humans. Kindness is the "cake" and the drinks and treats are the "icing"! Treat yo self!!! And bring a friend.

After graduating from Colorado Christian University at the…read moreBlue Arena, my wife and I found this awesome little boutique restaurant. Seriously, I can't recommend this place enough. The owner, Emily, was there working to keep everything running smoothly. The food was healthy and evidently is a great local favorite. All the breakfast and brunch staples you'd hope for, done really well. Our server, Izzy, was amazing too. Super friendly and on top of a party of 9 (and my 18-month old toddler. I'd totally recommend this spot for a laid-back breakfast or brunch. And honestly, if I'm ever back in the area, I'd go out of my to visit Taste Local again. I walked out really impressed, as I think anyone would.

My first morning in lovely Colorado, and yet I felt...oddly at home, as if the crisp mountain air…read morecarried memories of its own from a thousand miles back home, carried abreast on the currents of some of the more obscure Sade songs in the morning. I was seated quickly, before I could even come up with a witty remark for a question of preference. I ordered a Baklava Latte with oat milk, as one does in Rome, and the sweet potato hash with a homemade biscuit. I believe the modern slang is straight bussin, however I'm led to believe that gas would also suffice, no cap frfr on God, et cetera. Had I let a baser instinct take over, I may have licked the plate clean. Next time, perhaps.