Lucy's Coffee House is a true community gathering place. It is beautifully decorated with the most…read morecomfortable seating we have experienced in any coffee shop in Metro Denver. There are large tables for groups to come together socially or for business. They offer free Wi-Fi. The seating in the back is very private. They played relaxing and calming music that was a pleasure to listen to while drinking delicious coffee and sitting in comfort. Hannah was our barista, and she was lovely! She is a kind and friendly person who took the time to explain how to make reservations for the Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony that can be scheduled on Saturdays or Sundays. The Yirgacheffe coffee was incredible, so smooth! It is from Ethiopia--the birthplace of coffee. The food menu is vegetarian (no meat served) The noise level was perfect, indoor seating is plentiful (no outdoor seating), and parking is plentiful in the lot in front. In the restroom, the toilet was a bidet. I wish the menu were in a larger font to make it easier to read. I feel coffee shops in general need ample storage to keep supplies and clutter out of sight of customers.

This coffee shop is a great spot to meet up with friends or bring your laptop to work. There is…read morelots of seating and outlets and the music is chill. I had a chicken panini and it was delicious. There was only one person working for a lot of customers so the wait time was more than expected, but for me it was worth the wait.

One of my favorite places to get matcha and sit down and study! They have plenty of options to…read morechoose from. If you cannot decide, definitely try anything that has "carbon" in the name. They have good amount of tables but not all have access to an outlet. They get very busy during rush hour and on the weekend, so come early to snag a spot! Their pastries are also very good, you can always find an asian-inspired scone here :) Overall, I highly recommend trying this place especially if you are a matcha lover. The staff & owner are always super friendly!

Incredible! I will totally have to go here again…read more I went here specifically for Mile High Asian Food Week. I got the Tokyo Fog-their take on a London Fog. It's Oolong Tea, Earl Grey Syrup, and a Matcha Foam on top. Holy cow. One of the best drinks I've ever had. It should be noted that I have never really been a huge fan of matcha. However, this drink may have converted me. I will be back again, mark my words. Lol. I also got a Pandan Coconut scone as well. It was huge but went really nicely with my drink. Definitely want to try their Ube scone next time. I got here right at 7 AM, when they open. Parking was easy and the shop was very clean. There aren't a ton of spots to sit down for large groups, but lots for pairs, so I'm not sure I would necessarily count on sitting down here. Its aesthetic in general, is simple and clean. Finally, service was very kind and did an amazing job at making my drink.

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 love when I can confidently say a place is totes adorbs! I don't know when I added this place to…read moremy want to visit list but I'm sure happy I did! I didn't even know the building it's in existed so everything was a complete surprise. Bright colors, lots of light, strong coffee and ample seating for chatting or working, I really couldn't ask for more! Staff is super friendly and multiple people greeted me. Their seasonal flavors looked tempting and I got a yuzu coffee latte to sip on while I worked. Lots of outlets to charge and options for seats....couch, tables, folding tables and seats outside. I'm usually a dark roast kind of gal but found the medium roast highlighted in my latte top notch. So much so I almost ordered a second one. They close at 3pm every day so I had to cut my visit short but they weren't pushy about kicking people out. Absolutely adding this to my great to work from coffee shop!

Swell spot! Can't wait to add Glissade to our family's coffeeshop rotation. Extremely child…read morefriendly with books and toys - not something you see often. Love all the books focusing on mental health, too. Plenty of space and variety of seating including places to work, cozy up with a book, or warm up by the funky fireplace. I went for a seasonal rosemary latte (in a reusable mug, yay!) which was tasty. Also had a tomato danish that was very good. Not super cheap but felt like a fair price point. Service wasn't anything that stood out, but nothing to complain about either. All in all a really wonderful spot I would absolutely recommend.

The Parking was challenging. I parked about a block away. The surrounding area felt a little rough,…read morebut once you walk inside it's a modern cozy coffee shop with some decent coffee. I ordered my usual, cortado. It was decent. Not the best Ive ever had, but decent. They were running out of things like sugar, pastries, and cream and forks by the time I got there, so i suggest trying to get their earlier. I did not taste any of their food items and can't comment on that. Inside you can see the roasting space, which for the coffee enthusiast might be enjoyable to explore. The service was ok. I did have to wait, but they were busy so I could understand. I think it's a great place to meet up for a date or catch up with a friend. I truly enjoyed my visit here.

What an awesome find!…read more I grew up in Aurora and it's great to see places like Jubilee Roasting making the neighborhood so much better! Parking on Kenton Street where Jubilee tough to find. The entire block was full o' cars. I block over or a street down you'll find plenty of parking but the neibhborhood is a little sketchy so be mindful of where you park. Colfax might be a better choice. I parked on Colfax but nobody else did, so I hope it was OK. I didn't get a ticket and I didn't see any parking restrictions. I't s busy street though. OK. Sorry about the parking thing. I live in LA so parking is always something I keep in mind because parking is such a hassle there. Anyway, Jubilee is awesome! There's tons of seating, so you can likely easily meet someone there without having to worry if you'll find seating. The place has a great vibe and the staff adds a lot to the super cool vibe. The prices are reasonable and it's a great place to hang out. My friend had a vanilla latte' Great presentation. She loved it. I had the house herbal iced tea. Forgot what it was called, but it was terrific!! If you're looking for a place to have coffee besides one of the big chains, Jubilee Roasting is the way to go!!

This place is a hidden gem! Everything we've ordered here has been delicious, and the customer…read moreservice was on point. The build-your-own skillet and the pancakes (whether you get them gluten-free or regular) are must-tries. The prices are also pretty affordable. You order at the cash register first and then find a seat, so keep that in mind. We went during a slower time, but I can definitely see this place getting busy during peak hours. There's a parking lot and there's additional seating available outside. Overall, it's a great spot for breakfast or lunch, and we'll definitely be back!

When I walked in the door I actually almost left. You order food at the counter and then find a…read moretable. The menu is on the wall and hard to read so I asked the woman behind the counter if they had a paper menu, She rolled her eyes and pushed one across the counter like I was inconveniening her. I placed my order, and she told me to go find a table and the food would be out soon. As soon as I sat down, she came out and brought me my coffee. I asked for cream and sugar, and she said it was on the counter inside. It was a giant cup of coffee (which is awesome) but it was filled to the top. So I burned my hand when I spilled it, trying to get in sugar. By this time I was very frustrated. I went back to my table and my food came up almost immediately. The server was smiling and friendly. The food looked amazing and tasted even better. Iordered almond les leches french toast, cheese grits and bacon. The greats are okay, but nothing specia but the french toast was out of this world. It was thick, cut, smoked bacon that tasted fantastic. The server and the food saved this visit for me. I am going to assume that the woman at the counter was having a bad day and not let it keep me from coming back.

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.

Do not walk, RUN to this bakery. If you are looking for something new and delicious, you will not…read morebe disappointed. The standouts were the ube latte and the crème brûlée cruffin. The ube latte was perfectly sweet with a strong ube flavor. The crème brûlée cruffin had a top that was so crispy from the toasted sugar that I couldn't cut into it, and the bottom was just stuffed full of cream. It was super messy to eat and impossible to share- next time I am getting my own. We also had the pandan coconut cupcake, which was good but not as exciting as the cruffin. The pandan and coconut were both equally strong flavors- I liked it better than my husband did. The Thai tea cake in a cup was also excellent, but outshone by the cruffin. They were out of a few other things we wanted to try by 11am on a Saturday, so get there early if you want something specific. The gentleman running the counter was very friendly and efficient, even when they were busy. Seriously, get the crème brûlée cruffin. I know I will be back for it.

It was good but I was expecting a little more. I've had Banh and Butter on my list for awhile but…read moreI'm rarely in the area. I think I built it up in my head so it sat on a pedestal from all the buzz I've heard. Everything was fine but again, expected something wow worthy. We came here for lunch, love that everything is to go. I was sad to see the traditional cold cut banh mi sold out for the day I pivoted and went with lemongrass pork sandwich. Similar fixing to banh mi, it tasted fine but the pork was rough and tasted ok. They have gorgeous pastries and Vietnamese coffee drinks, I would come back for one of those. We split a cup of cakes (cute!), Boston Thai Tea. Flavor was spot on and appreciated that it wasn't too sweet. I would stop here again if I was in the area and needed a banh mi but don't see that happening. I would rather go to Federal or Aurora for one with more flavor.