We stopped in before a walk with the pup, just wanting coffee to go and accidentally got a whole…read moreexperience. It was our first time in and Jess gave us a full rundown of the menu while Luke had us smell a few beans before picking deciding on a pour over, tasted almost like a floral tea with coffee on the back end. So unique and fun to watch being made. I got the iced hojicha with house-made smoked vanilla syrup and I'm still thinking about it. Also! A salted foam?! Bright space, great energy, and a staff that genuinely seemed excited about what they do.

WOW! This one knocked everything out for me…read more Workers were very kind, and welcomed us in to Denver warmly. The ambiance and store is beautiful, many catchups and friendly meetings around us. I grabbed the cloud matcha and was in heaven. Each sip I was sad to drink, since it would mean the experience would be over soon! It inspired me to try and make a cloud matcha, but I couldn't match this level. Truly a phenomenal spot, try it out! It's a bit out of the main **since this happened, I've made multiple cloud matchas. I judge greatness by my desire to recreate a food item/drink on my own-and I did this one. Wonderful drink

So happy a friend suggested this place for a hangout session! Convivio is a welcoming coffee shop…read morethat has many wonderful Guatemalan treats and beverages to try. Since it was my first time there, I tried a few items. The tostada trio was fresh. It came with some pickled veg and some salsa. I think the salsa could have been a bit spicier, but overall, everything complemented each other well. The highlight for me was the pastries: chaizana and the choco panitos. They weren't overly sweet, which I appreciate. Of the two, get the chocolate panito. Overall, I enjoyed the atmosphere of the cafe. There is a sense of community in the space, as the staff was very welcoming and helpful with figuring out what we should try. I believe there is a Spanish-speaking group there on Tuesdays. I think with the continued mindset of having great food and community, Convivio will have longevity.

Cute, hip, good cause Latin America coffeeshop with some Latino twisted coffee. Price is steep with…read morevegan breakfast on a small portion. $35 for two breakfast & coffee. Charge extra for additional sauce. Service is average. Nothing above & beyond. Foods are tasty, but not good value. Coffee is not standout, but nice latte art.

A nice no frills coffee spot at the edge of Tennyson. The cup o' Joe hits the spot if you need a…read moreplain coffee and the zucchini bread was also good.

A new regular spot for me. It's been around for years but I finally started making this a regular…read morewalk spot. Coffee. Tea. Alternative milk. Pastries and breakfast burritos. The usual suspects but it's homey. It's not Starbucks or Dutch Bros or Dunkin. The drinks are made with love but to order fairly quickly so I really can't complain about that. Baristas are always friendly and polite. Nice foliage inside in addition to a centerpiece vinyl listening station. Good pace to be solo, to study or work, to have a date, or meet a friend before deciding wherever else you'll walk to on Tennyson. Prices are fair. Coffee and tea is good. Well worth a stop when you are on this side of Tennyson.

I love Huckleberry! their Sound and Vision roast is perfect for my Breville! Service is always…read morefriendly when ordering and the moment I express interest in roasts i'm greeted with expertise!

Best coffee beans! We started ordering beans from here monthly and can genuinely tell a difference…read morein flavor and freshness compared to other non-local brands.

Tidbit!!! If you're a runner, this location is one of the meeting spots for Citius…read more Onto the review -- This might be my favorite Queen City location to meet up with friends. There's a parking lot as well as street parking options. The seating inside allows for a ton of flexibility. Food-wise, it's your typical coffee shop in terms of options and of course this shop has a wonderful coffee roast. Good pastry options, and as all Denver coffee shops do, Bonfire burritos are available. I also want to shout out what Queen City does for the community. It's pretty often that I'll see the staff here rotating through the other locations. Plus I love the jar of journaling prompts. It always gets my brain going!

Great coffee shop for a quick drink or to spend time and work! I visited on the weekend and the…read morestaff were super friendly and helpful. I brought my laptop and there was good wifi and places to work.

Whenever I'm on Tennyson Street, I have to stop here to get a delicious cup of coffee and to buy a…read morebag of their coffee beans (which they will gladly ground up if you ask them). Better yet, they had a selection of their Huck coffee bags on sale and with the purchase, I got a complimentary cup of coffee. The staff are friendly and enthusiastic and service is quick despite having a line of customers. The place is clean and colorful with plenty of chairs and tables. There's street parking available. A nice place to hang out with your favorite coffee.

As one of the Denver's most iconic and beloved coffee shops, the rating for this Tennyson location…read moreis quite low at 3.5 stars (as of late February 2026). Really?? No matter when I go here (surprisingly though, this is my first time to rate this location), this place seemed to be lively or even packed with the patrons or regulars or some spontaneous guests. I thought this was the indication that it was receiving lots of "LOVE" from people like me. Whatever the previous reviewers had to rate this place mediocre or low, my experience earlier today during the busy morning hours was indeed pleasant. This location is spacious. And very colorful indeed. It's more of the wall art inside and outside that has lots of pastel colors incorporated into it where on a very gloomy day can turn into a bright(er) day especially once inside. I received a cheerful/welcoming service by two wonderful ladies upfront. The lady who took my order had a very pleasant "Hi" greeting which I received it solidly as if to say that my body was a sound board. The lady who made my triple shot latte (in an 8oz cup) made my drink so artfully and beautifully. And it tasted good. Although I wouldn't describe my experience as outstanding or splendid (as I don't like to exaggerate either), I can easily give it a solid 4-star rating based on everything I experienced.

This is a cute little coffee shop tucked right behind Postino in the Highlands. They have a small…read morefridge of wines and beers for purchase as well as the classic coffee drinks. I will put an emphasis on small (probably only seating for 8 people max) so not a spot to take a big group or spread out and work. Better for popping by and taking coffee to go from the friendly barista.

Very small space with limited seating. Barista was very friendly and gave some suggestions and the…read moreplaylist was lit! I was trying to work but it was echoey with others in there and a guy kept climbing on the counter I was sitting at to fix something by the door. He kept looking at me like I was an inconvenience and would have gladly moved if he communicated but alas, awkward and happy I didn't spill my coffee when he kept hopping on and off the counter. Unfortunately that was the most memorable part of my experience.

Tidbit! Show up on a Sunday and you might leave with a new top. I was delightfully surprised when I…read morehad walked in early to wait for a friend was greeted by the girl running the clothing swap. Feels like this spot may always have something jiving! My friend and I arrived with laptops and left them closed. The whole place has an Elle Woods sleepover energy: pink-adjacent, unapologetically cozy, a little magical. We enjoyed our treats, caught up and people watched. And yes these are treats. There may be alcohol at other times; we were just there for coffee and tea, and the specials leaned floral. I had something built around orange blossom that drifted between citrus and honeysuckle, delicate enough to feel like a mood rather than a flavor. Lovely, if not exactly life-changing. But that's the point: Hello Darling pulls you in with its aesthetic and keeps you with its comfy, cozy seats. Definitely equally suited to a solo work session or a two-hour gossip spiral that was supposed to be a work session! Come for the drinks, stay because you forgot you had somewhere else to be.

Stopped in for a cocktail after dinner one night and it was my first time in. Coffee shop by day…read moreand cocktail bar by night. There was only one bartender, but he was friendly and attentive and came over to our table quickly. The espresso martini I ordered was a nine out of 10 - very tasty but had a strong vodka taste (which tells me it was probably very cheap vodka). The other cocktail was a Manhattan and it was not served with an ice cube instead it was only watered down. Probably wouldn't order that again. Overall, the space was cute and comfy, and I'd like to stop back in and try a coffee sometime

For all the time I've spent in this general area, I don't know how or why I have never been to…read moreBardo before now. It is such a gem! My sister used to go regularly when she was in school and let me know that the hours were super awesome for that routine - open at 6am, closed at midnight. Perfect for an early morning study session or late night cram. Or if you're just in the mood for all-hours coffee! Parking is admittedly a bit cramped in the front and pretty awkward to get out of if it's busy, but there is a lot behind the building with more space. There are a surprising number of tables and comfy chairs inside, and the vibe is kinda retro which my sister and I both really love. Their menu is pretty big and they also had a ton of holiday drinks to choose from. My sister has raved about the coffee they use (kaladi), so I got a drip coffee and since I wanted a little festive treat, I also got "the grinch" lol, which was a matcha latte with oat milk and pistachio. Take a wild guess which cup was mine in the photo. My sister got a hazelnut latte, which also came out really pretty. The coffees were ready very quickly, and we were able to find a little table near the back of the shop. Our three drinks (all 12oz) came out to about $16 which I think is pretty on par with specialty coffee drinks, so I felt it was worth the price. The one girl we interacted with at the counter was super friendly, too! It seems to be a very popular spot, which doesn't surprise me even a little bit, and I cannot wait to come back again to try other drinks!

OBSESSED is an understatement!…read more The 60's flare and vintage signage! (Think groovy designs!) The cozy interior and vibes from yester year! (bright colors, plush pillows and white brick!) The friendly, welcoming staff who were eager to assist! (The 2 baristas were so helpful and nice!) The OG menu offering a wide variety of staples and seasonal offerings - all of which are carefully crafted and delicious!! (We opted to try the Cordial Cherry latte, Peach Lychee Italian Soda and The Blackmoor - all smooth, refreshing and caffeinated!) YUM! The variety of food items - made both in house and locally! Very cool to support local, especially when it's so delicious! Mom and I made our way to yet another coffee shop and liked this one a lot - so much that we'll be back tomorrow, and the next day! ;)

Vanilla bean latte: YES!!! Not too sweet either. The…read morenautical vibe inside makes me so happy, I feel like I'm in a boat. THE DONUTS ARE BANGIN! I had: Boston creme pie-delicious. Cafe con leche-WOW the coffee creme filling is a whoooole yes. Friendly service always ties the bow for me. Thanks for the great afternoon pick me up!

Do wish for a bit more donut variety. Obviously this isn't Winchell's or Dunkin' but freshness? You…read morereally cannot beat The Salty. My Texas friends have been raving about The Salty for ages. Unfortunately never tried it with them but now we have one here in Denver. Score. They have a handful of standard staples and then they do donuts for holidays, special events, the Super Bowl for instance. That being said this isn't a donut you grab and eat later that day or even the next morning. FRESH. Please eat these within twelve hours. Really just speaks to their quality but it's not a break room donut that hangs around for a day or two and the chemicals nuclear apocalypse preserve them like a Twinkie. Hot and cold drinks are available. Water. Juice boxes for the kids. Beloved Coke a cola. Standard cold brew, cortado, americano, lattes, and matcha. But they also do special seasonal drinks and drinks that pair exceptionally well with their donuts. Inside you have a handful of seats but for this area of Tennyson/Berkley it's more of a grab and go. You have the nearby park and obviously all the shops up and down the street. Plus what cute cups and boxes for donuts. It's a statement piece for sure. What a cute little donut logo. I somehow feel that the Call Your Mother bagel and Salty Donut are cousins at best. Seriously, check their fun logos! You can order to go online via their app/website/ or the wonderful InKind app. They even have a to go window so you can stay outside with your furry friend and get your caffeine and sugar fix to go. Staff is quick and friendly. Lines can take a bit on the weekends but during the weekday it's a quick in and out. They open early too so anytime before nine you can pretty much order and go. Welcome addition to the neighborhood. Will certainly seek them out on trips to other cities. Love their vibe and look. Very curious to see all the other stores and get their individual flavor or neighborhood vibe.