I visit Broomfield for work and was pleasantly surprised to find this coffee shop close to my hotel…read morewith EARLY hours! The little things make me happy. They have a matcha, unsweetened, which is the way it should be. They also offer a few gluten free things, one of the items is from the local Parisian bakery also in the area and it is delish! The staff was friendly, chatty and knowledgeable. My drinks, both days, came out hot and flavorful and exactly how I ordered them. I know I mentioned it above, but they open early which is a bonus as I am on CST time and up early. There is a drive thru option and also a dining in option, I did not go in...but I think its is in some type of outdoor outfitting store. Def a plus to have a local place in Broomfield!

What an awesome spot! Super great coffee and pastries, super friendly and gracious staff. They…read morebrought our cappuccino, chai latte, and croissants out to us along with ice water glasses which made us feel really taken care of. This coffee shop is tucked into Dardano's shoe store, which is so cool. We went shoe shopping after getting our caffeine fix. ;) They also have a drive thru and an outdoor patio. I can tell this would be a good spot to be a regular at. Can't wait to come back for another yummy almond croissant soon!

We really really really wanted to like this spot, and these reviews are always the toughest for me…read moreto write. However, I strive to be upfront and honest with this community based on my experiences. I will start by saying the staff were wonderful! Very friendly, very welcoming, and very kind. And the menu selection is fantastic. However, the drinks left a lot to be desired. We drove right by our local Starbucks wanting to give a local place a shot this morning. We ordered an Americano and a Chai Tea Latte. We unfortunately were not impressed by either, quite frankly having a tough time finishing them all. I hate to support major chains, but I have to admit Starbucks always has us sipping those drinks down quickly because of how tasty they are and we were hoping to experience the same. I do hope to see this place prosper in the coming months and would be willing to give them another try.

First time here and I went through the drive through. Tastes pretty good. Nice young man at the…read morewindow. $3 for an Americano is quite nice.

I've been to the Vibe in Denver and had no idea there was one right in Louisville…read more Kind of an odd experience, the lights in the cafe area were off and it was fairly dark. It's inside an office building / business park area. Good seating options for lounging around and socializing, but not a lot of seating conducive to getting work done. My cappuccino was not very good (tasted burnt) but I'd come back and give something else a try!

Nested inside a hotel lobby. Drinks were surprisingly really good. A couple of nice seasonal…read moredrinks. I got an espresso with orange peel which surprisingly added a really lovely touch of citrus note. Bartender recommendation!

We're visiting Denver and doing a little coffee shop hopping, and we're so glad we came across…read moreSweet Bloom Coffee. The coffee here was absolutely delicious. If you're into third-wave coffee, this is definitely a spot you should check out. They have really great medium roast espressos, and it was fun to compare the different flavor profiles. I also got a latte that was lightly sweetened with vanilla, and it was so good. I honestly would have had two if I could, but I had to pace myself for the rest of our coffee stops. Overall, this is a place I would highly recommend. I'm really hoping to make it to their roastery location next time, but even this visit alone made it a standout stop on our coffee tour.

I love Sweet Bloom! I especially love stopping by for a good start to my morning before heading…read morefurther out for a mountain day. delicious and interesting pastries, amazing coffee (esp. any of the current single origin offerings), and great vibes. the baristas do a great job always, not had a bad coffee from here. I love the ambience, you can tell a lot of love was put into designing the space. highly recommend stopping by this location or either of their other sites.

First I want to make it clear that nothing in this tea shop is chai. It's all artificially flavored…read moredrinks. Now that's clear let's move on. The shop is in Flatirons Mall outside of Boulder. It's a nice shop with a few seats and couches. They have a huge menu of different drinks. Mainly tea. With few other things in the shop, I have to judge mainly on the tea... And yikes! The teas are crazy sweet and they all taste the same. The Oreo tea tasted the same as the gingersnap tea. The hot tea was slightly warmer than the iced tea. They are all different degrees of lukewarm. The only high point is the service. That's the only redeeming point.

Good tea selection Good coffee…read more Good bakery Good service Cozy I recommend it for their good tea

Popped in for a quick coffee to go- had the honey latte with oat milk and it was delicious. Quaint…read morelittle shop with maybe a dozen or so tables and bathrooms. Many people quietly working on their laptops or reading. Seems like a fun spot to do a bit of remote work in the future.

My husband and I are visiting from California and always love to try the local coffee spots. Paul's…read moreis by the far the best we've had so far! It's strong but sweet, and you can tell they use quality ingredients. An absolute staple whenever we visit Colorado again in the future.

This place is pretty large and so cute! There's a variety of seating at the coffee spot as well as…read morein the shared hallway outside. I got an oat latte with the seasonal spiced pear syrup. The flavor was warm and cozy, and not too heavy. My friend got the caramel latte and that tasted sweeter than mine but also really good! I love that their flavors are homemade. That's one of the things I look for in a quality coffee spot! There are cute mugs, prints, and plants for sale. Their medium 12 oz latte came in a mug that didn't have a handle, which was unique to me. Definitely worth a visit if you live around here or are in the area!

While visiting family our daughter took us to her favorite coffee place and haven't say it did not…read moredisappoint. What's unique about Otis Craft Collective is they do their own roasting and it sure does taste good. Great location, friendly staff, no frills decor just delicious coffee drinks at great prices. Come support this small town establishment who produces huge flavors and one hell of a good cuppacino. Bravissimo!

Excellent sourdough loaves, sandwiches, and all of their fresh baked sweet and savory treats such…read moreas brownies and croissants. If you had to have one dessert, their Kouign Ammans are just the best if you're able to secure some before they're gone. Even their salads, yogurt and rest of the freezer items are pretty good, albeit a little pricey. We've heard about their Pizza nights, will hopefully get to try that sometime soon. Tip: Get there early especially on weekends to grab fresh baked goods.

Update: the owner was kind enough to respond to my prior review and share they are not able to warm…read moreup items on site as the baked goods are shipped in. This will become one of my places I'll order out to take some things home when guests are in town or I'd try their pastrami and Swiss sometime as well I'll begin by saying this place is good, expensive but good. I bake my own bread and there's a line every weekend so I haven't felt the need to go but decided to give it a try. I got the almond cinnamon roll with lemon glaze and my gf got a croissant and cortado. I asked to have the cinnamon roll warmed up and the guy at the register said, "We actually don't warm up cinnamon rolls here." It's a $7 cinnamon roll that'll leave me hungry in 30 minutes and you can't heat it up? Ever heard of someone eating cold cinnamon rolls? I sure haven't. Gave it a shot anyways and had to wait to get home to warm it up as I wasn't impressed. 9/10 warm and 4/10 cold. Should've asked for a refund when he said no. Won't be going back

4.5. Some tasty goodies! I stopped in on a snowy morning and was greeted by a warm "Bonjour!" The…read morecases were filled with lots of different options, from fruity to nutty to chocolatey. I went with a pain suisse and a decaf iced latte and posted up at a table for a while with my laptop. The pain suisse was pretty good and the coffee was solid! I got a Nutella croissant to go for my boyfriend. I wasn't able to try that one because he ate it so fast, but he said it was absolutely delicious! Good find and will definitely be back to try some of the other pastries as well as the sandwiches.

I ordered a weekly croissant special (Banana Cream Pie) and it was very frozen when served. The…read morecenter was hard. I informed the staff and was told the manager would be over. They never came to the table. I went to the counter to inform the cashier of the frozen croissant. I was told that the croissant had been defrosting for 30 minutes. Update: After letting it defrost it was tasty! The croissants may be made "daily" in house --but the experience I had was not a same day made croissant.

This is the new Paul's coffee and tea in Superior, located right next to the Blue Sports Stable. I…read moretook myself on a coffee date to check it out and dig into the book I've been reading. My first impression is that the interior passes the vibe check with cute little seating nooks for different size groups! There is also a patio area out front with table tables, and chairs for hanging. You could absolutely bring your dog and chill on the patio. There's actually a door from the coffee shop to one of the ice hockey arenas so I suppose if you're playing or watching a game at the sports stable, you can pop right over for a fresh coffee. Now for the coffee- I ordered a seasonal pumpkin spice latte. I could really taste the cinnamon and nutmeg, which is what I want from a good PSL. I also really liked the espresso - good quality medium roast, not too heavy or dark. In addition to coffee, they have tea, matcha, smoothies, and chai. There's a $.65 charge for almond milk and a $1.06 charge for oat milk. They offer a punchcard, and after 10 drinks you can earn a free drink. Overall, really good coffee in a super cute space! I'd certainly come back to try more things - and check out seasonal drink specials!

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