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.

Really like this coffee house in the heart of reunion. Great coffee and limited bakery item they…read morealso sell Santiago's burritos. Grab a coffee and walk around the lake . Great place. Service is wonderful. Friendly faces and great attitude very great space. You can also rent out this place

Date of visit: February 28, 2026…read more Needing something to wash down the Auntie Anne's pepperoni pretzel bites I scarfed down like it was my first meal since escaping a white panel van, I spied Little Man Ice Cream and was pleased to see they offered milkshakes. Shakes are my jam as it's ice cream that doesn't need a spoon and there's no judging from your family because you didn't put it in the microwave. The lone worker was very engrossed in her phone and didn't see me come up, peruse the menu, set down my heavy duffel bag, and place the aforementioned Auntie Anne's cup down loudly on the counter. The only thing that allowed her to break free from the algorithm was another potential patron perusing the cold drinks at the counter. Then and only then did she look up to see me and offer some assistance. She was relatively pleasant in her one word utterances and my shake was made rather quickly. There was some confusion on her part when I asked for the Salted Caramel Peanut Butter flavor, seemed like I knew the flavor name better than she did. Worried about my flight and having been a patron of counter service establishments over the last five years I took the liberty of tilting the Toast tablet in my direction, adding a tip, and printing my receipt while she mixed and shaked my delectable dessert. This too confused her greatly--I should have tipped her more as her confusion tickled me a bit! But in the end, service shortcomings be damned, it was an excellent shake!

I feel like airport ice cream is a rarity. I can't think of a time when I've been able to get a…read morescoop while waiting for a flight. I walked across Terminal C to find this little kiosk. They had one person scooping and managing everything and she did a great job, especially with more complicated orders like milkshakes! They carry the majority of the flavors you'd expect to see at Little Man. Considering I'd just gone to one the day before in Cherry Creek, I'd know! Glad to get to try a flavor I didn't get to try the night before. I got a nice hefty scoop at a premium. The price was slightly more than you'd expect to find at the ice cream shop but that's to be expected in an airport!

Starbucks line was too long so thought I'd give Novo Coffee at DIA- B gates a try since the…read moreemployee who sold me the bottled water at 5:20am was so kind. This location is near gates B39. The line moves quickly and drinks are prepared pretty fast. Perhaps because there's no latte art. THE TASTE:...wait for it...sipping now....I purchased a small, hot, Oatmilk vanilla latte and I'll have to rate it by category: 1) TEMPERATURE: nice and hot but not extra hot 2) SWEETNESS: the vanilla syrup is present, good, with no unpleasant aftertaste. 3) FLAVOR: the latte itself tastes fresh and well balanced. 4) THE COFFEE: it's ok. (Remember, I've done coffee in Italy so my bar is astronomical.) 5) THE AROMA: fair Rating: 3 - very friendly staff, quick prep of the coffee and good temperature on the coffee, but the flavor of the actual coffee and choice of syrup is just a few steps above McDonalds. So if you love McDonalds coffee, and are not a VERY TRUE ESPRESSO consumer, then you'll be fine here. Again- they have great employees.

Ordered a Nitro. They gave me cold coffee with ice. Ordered pastries, they served them…read morecold--straight from the refrigerator. Dont't go here. Dazbog is not far away and much better.

I stopped into Little Owl at the Populus location every morning before my 3-day conference. There…read morewas always a line, but it always went by pretty quickly. The baristas here have it down to a science how they manage the coffee queue. I always had an iced Americano and it was always good. The staff are always super nice and friendly. No notes.

Bingo! I think I've officially been to all the Little Owl Coffee locations in Denver - at least so…read morefar until they open up more. It tends to be a pain to park near any of them. I'm imagining their target audience is anyone WALKING in the area of the coffeeshops. This one is inside the lobby of the Populus Hotel. Very small counter with limited staffing. I got one of the specialty lattes, iced, alongside their muffin of the day which I think was orange, carrot, and olive oil. Both items were absolutely delicious. There's some seating around the cafe, but I'd imagine most people would take the orders to-go. Would come here again, especially if I ever did a staycation at the Populus!

Nice coffee shop inside an old school. The workers were 10/10 so friendly and kind with suggestions…read moreabout what to do in Denver as well as drink options. They made a great latte. Great spot.

I've returned to the Schoolyard Cafe twice now for a light lunch/dinner. I've ordered the chicken…read morecurry salad with the orzo side both times and it's been a great, satisfying meal. Reasonably priced and good portion size. Once my son and I split an oatmeal cookie which was a nice treat. When they messed up my son's order (cheese on sandwich when he asked for no cheese), they immediately fixed the problem, even though they were about to close for the night. There's a bit of space to dine in the cafe or lots of seating options throughout the building and outside, take your pick. Chilly weather means we've eaten inside recently - we've taken our food down the hall to the seating near the bar. Sometime I'll have to check out the upstairs. Schoolhouse has been overall lovely each time we visit, hence the 5-stars. A couple tiny suggestions to be even better: More outside heaters. In shoulder seasons, the spots adjacent to heaters fill quickly leaving lots of space without. I can sit outside if I've got a heater to keep us warm. Second, my husband's French onion panini was a disappointment for him. Not very warm and therefore not very tasty. He probably shouldered returned it vs. power through, but he doesn't recommend that sandwich. Panini implies nice and toasty, not lukewarm. Still, the atmosphere, good service, abundant seating options, reasonable prices, and drink options make this a great choice if in the area.

Wanted something sweet and my hotel didn't have options so I took a walk to Royal's. What a treat!…read moreShake was super tasty and the environment is a ton of fun, I ended up spending 2+ hours here chit chatting. Feels like an arcade bar not an ice cream shop, and the hours are bar hours too. My shake was super smooth and tasted fantastic. Glad I found this gem in downtown Denver! J.Ja

Interesting place with video games and a DJ setup. The person behind the counter was friendly…read more Hours are great if you want a late night ice cream. The quality of the ice cream was lower than some local competitors and the portion was pretty small. Plus, they charged me an extra dollar to get my ice cream in a cup. No mention of that in their menu. If it's the only place around that was open, I'd go back, but I'd generally suggest finding another place.

What is better than helping out others and eating great food. Inexpensive and simple. We had…read moreverde chili, an omelet, ribs, and a burrito. All were excellent. Feels like a school cafeteria, nothing fancy.

Denver is known for its lack of good espresso and latte. In my search for a good morning latte I've…read morebeen to many Denver coffee shops, and this morning I tried Emily's. It's the best I've found Denver. My 5 star rating is relative. In Chicago (where you can go to Intelligentia) or San Francisco (where you can go to Blue Bottle), Emily's would be a 4 star. But in Denver, it's a clear cut above other places like Dazbog. The setting is not at *all* upscale, but its complete lack of pretension is nice. It's just a unaffected nice place to get an excellent latte.

came here on the last day of my trip was pleasantly surprised by the 90s nostalgia they had…read more Coffee was delicious and the strawberry rhubarb croissant blew my mind. It was huge too. They could really fit it in the pastry bag. we stayed for a bit to watch a little of a VHS totally took me back. be kind rewind and all. staff was super friendly. wish i had more time to spend there. will def me back on my next denver trip.

Art Club Coffee is such a nice, chill, and relaxing place to be. I can't stand coffee shops that…read moreblast music or give off a hectic vibe. This spot is an ideal place to get some work done, catch up with some friends, or if you are like me and bike everywhere stopping in here and grabbing a breakfast burrito and a drink. The breakfast burrito here is so good. They heat it up for you and even get the tortilla crispy. I rarely see places that do this so I was very happy. The creamsicle chai was surprisingly delicious. When I first heard it, I thought there was no way I was going to drink it. I'm glad I tried. I look forward to stopping by here on my bike rides in the near future!