I was unimpressed by Coffee Origin. Not an auspicious start when the meter at the parking spot out…read morefront had a broken credit card reader and quarter jammed in the coin slot. It's a small space - a few tables, not all of which have access to an outlet. The table I snagged was off balance and wobbly and pretty dirty. The bathroom did not have soap - it wasn't super busy so not sure the excuse. They had some pastries but none looked appetizing except for the baklava - the only true pro of my visit. Quite tasty though despite saying I was dining in, my drink and treat came in to-go containers (boo). An extra bummer because I saw mugs. I ordered a seasonal ginger bread latte. Fairly decent price point but flavor was lackluster. Staff was friendly enough but they seemed to spend most of their time out of sight in the backroom. Will not be coming back.

Made a quick stop at this coffee shop after running an errand in the neighborhood. Not that I am…read moresuper familiar with all the businesses located in this shopping center (The Shops at Northfield to name it exactly), I certainly missed this quaint coffee shop when I was here for the moving watching etc. I had done. Or is this place brand new where it started to exist after I had been here most recently? It was a little before 8:40am. As most shops don't open until 10am or so, nobody was around on the 46th Street; the coffee shop was thus empty. I got the guy's undue attention upon entering. Cute wall decors, some tables with chairs for people to sit down, nice open bar with a display of sweets and savory are what I noticed. The drink menu (which I didn't take a picture of) is not massive but has got a good selection, all ordinary stuff. I went with my usual: doppio. I also got me one of the baklavas which I saw where all the baked goods are. The tray full of baklavas was on top of the showcase with a lid on it. Looked nicely brown and flaky. Would be a nice mid-morning snack to eat along with my doppio. The guy was efficient. After I placed my order, it was a matter of a minute or two before he handed me the two items. I was the only customer (like I said) but he was super fast. The charge was about $10 for both items. Upon glancing at the electronic receipt, I realized that the baklavas are $7. A bit pricey I thought but they are a good size. Not bad... At home, I enjoyed both of them after my breakfast. I added some almond milk and half and half in my doppio which tasted nice and bitter (for this reason, people think that I drink like the Italians; they do like strong espresso.) The baklava was so filling. The flaky layers stack on top of each other were perfected. The sweetness was just right. For this size/portion, I guess $7 makes sense; the money worth spent for.

Some coffee shops announce themselves the moment you walk in. Dandy Lion does it quietly -- a…read morenondescript exterior on 38th Ave in Park Hill that gives way, once you're through the door, to something genuinely unexpected: hanging swing seats, walls of living plants, morning light filtering through greenery, and the smell of something floral already in the air. Owners Duc Huynh and his wife Dominique moved the concept to Park Hill in 2021 , and what they built here is hard to categorize in the best way. It's a craft coffee shop and boutique plant store in one -- and somehow both sides of that equation feel equally intentional rather than one being an afterthought. The menu leans into lavender lattes, Vietnamese iced coffee, and chai, alongside croissants and breakfast burritos -- a lineup that reflects the shop's AAPI-owned roots and a clear point of view on what coffee can be. The Vietnamese iced coffee in particular earns its reputation: rich, layered, and grounding in a way that a standard cold brew just isn't. The lavender latte is a regular on people's standing orders for good reason. The seating situation is worth noting -- swing chairs and limited spots mean arriving early on weekends pays off. Street parking is the move. Best for solo mornings, slow catch-ups with a friend, or anyone who wants to leave with a new plant and a drink they'll be thinking about on the drive home. Open daily 8am-3pm -- get there before the rush.

Don't let the industrial neighborhood fool you, the inside of the shop is very cute!…read more Stopped in for a quick coffee and bite to eat, in the midst of some errands. The person taking my order was very friendly and welcoming. I got a lavender latte with macadamia nut milk (which I highly recommend) it was nice and creamy and paired well with the lavender. I also got a bonfire burrito, which was also tasty and filling. I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the shop, hard not to since it was filled with plants, plant care items, cards, jewelry and fun stickers. Look forward to coming back in the future!

Easy parking, staff is super nice, and cute vibes!…read more Now arguably the most important portion of a coffee shop review...how's their coffee? 10/10 The taste of their espresso is a combo of complex but also not too fancy and weird flavored if that makes sense haha They definitely know how to get a good pull because it wasn't bitter at all. Big fan

Came by on a chilly Monday morning with my 7-month old and was greeted warmly. It was pretty quiet…read moreso we had our pick of seating and opted for a booth which my little one enjoyed exploring. Great variety of seating including a bar area, table nook - even a separate conference room. I love me a seasonal latte and went with the maple cinnamon - great flavor. Didn't seem to have larger sizes for dining in (I avoid to-go cups whenever possible) so I went smaller. Decent fresh pastry selection from a local bakery and they've got burritos on their regular menu. Overall a lovely coffee space with areas to work or hang out and easy to get to with plenty of parking - even outdoor space and a drive thru! Love their vision and the fact they help get youth jobs and build up useful skills. My only markdowns are it doesn't have any section that gives off that cozy vibe, which I really value and would make me want to come back more often and they don't have baby changing tables in either bathroom, which is always a big bummer.

Stopped by The Frothy Cup and it ended up being such a cute spot. I got a lavender latte that was…read morereally good, and my friend got a smoothie that she liked too. It was pretty packed when we got there around 10am on Good Friday, so definitely seems like a popular place. They also have pastries and a few breakfast items, plus other assorted options, and I like that their baked goods are made in-house. The cashier we had was super friendly and even gave us some recommendations, which I appreciated. Overall, good coffee stop and I'd come back if I visit Idaho Springs again.

After coming here a number of times each experience got better and better. The rustic mountain…read morevibes set the mood as you walk through the shop to get to the counter to order your coffee (or drink). The staff is welcoming and warm and that matches the drinks that are made! For some reason I forgot what I ordered this last time. However, I do know it warmed my soul and was not overly sweet. The best touches to a drink on a day when the weather swayed back and forth. Will return on our next trip!

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.

Stopped by after the Colfax half marathon for an iced matcha latte. Friendly service and good…read morematcha!

The staff acts like your existence is a personal inconvenience…read more The large bearded guy behind the counter somehow managed to creep out my kids and talk down to me--all in one interaction. We literally just wanted coffee and coco. The coffee? Impressively mediocre. Lukewarm, a little watery, and completely forgettable. I'd rather drink hot water from a garden hose and call it a day.

It's 2026- and several years later, I can still confirm this coffee shop is sooooooo adorable!…read more Spring 2026 menu features the strawberry shortcake latte or matcha- you should definitely get it! It's mixed with Biscoff cookie butter and strawberry jam, yum!!!

I don't even know how long it's been since I first got to know about this mountain town coffee…read moreshop. It's been on the "must go" list for a while but I finally had a chance to visit it on a beautiful mid-February day today. It sure was worth the drive and time all the way from the south Denver. The moment I stepped inside, the warm welcoming atmosphere was sensed. As soon as the lady upfront greeted me cordially, I felt more comfortable and relaxed. The instantaneous gratification hit me where I almost uttered "I am glad that I took the time to come here!" I wanted to peruse the menu. To my "Give me a moment" statement, the kind lady said "Of course, take your time. We also have a Valentine's Day special drink right here!". It was a white chocolate based mocha which sounded quite sweet so I asked her if it was sweet to which she said "It's very sweet but we can always adjust it to half the syrup!" All kinds of considerate words were made in each of her reply. I decided to go simple today; I went with the drip coffee which comes with unlimited free refills. The lady gave me one of the cups and told me where the pot that contained the drip was located. Alongside the pot, there was a super mini refrigerator that contained two jars of cold milk: one is half and half and the other is oat milk. What a kind care the shop does to keep them chilled. The simple drip coffee was just what I needed; it hit the spot. And tasted clean with no burnt notes at all. Quality coffee indeed. As I was immersed in this review writing in the ambient setting, the shop started to fill with guests. Although it's so tucked in this little mountain town, there appear to be "coffee fanatic fans" that know this place. And like me, I assume that many of them are not the local town folk. There is no wonder why they are drawn to it; they know where to find great coffee spots. I loved every single bit of this cozy place. My recommendation is only one of the multitude of others that know this place.

I'm back and Quince is just as magical I remember. Can't wait to bring my little kiddo here!read more

Went in a Saturday afternoon and the place was mostly empty. It looks run down from the outside and…read morethe location looks somewhat questionable. It is a converted house and inside it still has different rooms made into different seating areas. I guess it is ok if you are into oldies and historical looking places. The young man serving me was patient while I decided what to order. My Venetian Cream was just blah. Nothing memorable.

Great coffee, cute atmosphere, and friendly service!…read more There are so many choices. If you can't find something you like, then it doesn't exist. Be sure to sign up and tell them your birthday. Because they treat you to a free coffee when your birthday rolls around.

I really like black rock coffee. My two favorite drinks are the white out and the Mexican mocha…read more The Mexican mocha is my favorite when it's made correctly. Both of these are also really good as blended drinks or hot. The service is always fast, and the employees are always kind. The inside of the coffee shop is cute, and the chairs are comfortable. It's nice to have another good coffee chain in Colorado.

Every time we visit Carmella's (and it's often) we're happy campers. We have purchased items at the…read moremarket but more often than not we actually get pizza or pasta or the sandwiches, but not tonight. Tonight we embarked on the focaccia with marinara and ricotta followed by their short rib. Just wow. The bread was so fresh with chunks of roasted garlic, the marinara is homemade, and top it off with ricotta. Be still my heart. Then we enjoyed the short rib with very buttery mashed potatoes and some great au jus. I'm glad we branched out tonight. Thanks for a great meal Dustin and Joe!

They not only serve pizza but they have delicious other options as well! The buffalo wings were…read moresurprisingly really good, a decent sized wing and good sauce! Bonus was the extra ranch! They know what the people want. The little gem salad was very good too! Thick chunks of bacon and blue cheese dressing. A great pairing!