Very busy, spacious coffeehouse with lots of indoor seating. There is a granite fireplace on the…read morefar wall as the focal point. 7 tables on the front patio. Also more seating in the open area next to Monk & Mongoose with a giant communal fire pit surrounded by Adirondack chairs. Decor 5/5 Lots of food options including pastries and burritos, but we just ordered coffee. * Iced Cookie Butter Latte with Whole Milk (3/5) * Iced Vanilla Latte with Oat Milk (5/5) * Iced Honey Blossom Latte (3/5) just tasted like milk, not enough espresso flavor when there is supposed to be 4 shots In an area with lots of restaurants, ComedyWorks, & boutiques, called The Landmark. Looks like a fun place to be in the evening...will have to come back!

Friendly and quick service. High quality coffees and pastries. A tad on the pricey side but…read moredefinitely an elevated coffee shop. Parking garage or street parking nearby (shares with the rest of the Landmark). Cute inside but can get quite loud when busy.

Lucy is a gem. The atmosphere is communal, welcoming, comfortable, authentic and quietly elegant…read moreand authoritative about coffee. This is evident from the name Lucy -- the 3 million year old hominid discovered in Ethiopia and sometimes referred to as "the mother of us all", the understated murals, knowledgeable, friendly and helpful baristas, and of course the curated and highly enjoyable set of coffee beverages. My favorite is the macchiato, but every drink is an adventure of taste, aroma and texture that reflects refined coffee craftsmanship. The coffee is complemented by a delicious assortment of Ethiopian food and desserts, and a welcoming community. Lucy must be experienced to be truly appreciated. Once you do, you will recognize that Lucy feels like home -- on the first and every visit.

First off this place is beautiful. The wood and light leather upholstery makes the place so bright…read moreand inviting. It's the kind of place you could settle in and spend an afternoon. Like other reviewers I heard about the Sonoma Chicken Panini. What I as a man who rarely shops at Whole Foods didn't key in on is that Sonoma chicken literally refers to chicken salad. That's on me, and explains why some are in love with it and others like were deeply confused. Service is decent but again, this isn't a fast food place.

There are coffee shops... and then there are places that seem to get you before you even order…read more Corvus Coffee Roasters is that kind of place. I walked in thinking I would grab a quick coffee. I walked out slightly reconsidering my standards. Let's start with the latte. Extra shot, because... life. And this wasn't just caffeine, it was precision. Smooth, layered, no bitterness fighting for attention. The kind of balance that feels intentional, like someone actually tasted it before handing it over instead of just pushing buttons behind a machine. And then the ham and cheese croissant. This is where things got serious. Flaky in that shatters just enough to make a mess but not enough to embarrass you kind of way. Buttery without being heavy. The ham had actual presence, not just a salty afterthought, and the cheese melted into it like it belonged there from the beginning. Indulgent without tipping into regret. And then... the pastry case. It is not a display. It is a trap. You think you have self-control until you are face-to-face with it. Everything looked like it had a point of view. Not just "we make pastries," but we care about what this feels like when you eat it. This is the kind of place where: You come for coffee You stay for the details And you leave already planning your next visit Not loud. Not trying too hard. Just excellent.

I always enjoy a visit to Corvus. These people really know and love their coffee. The chill…read moreambiance is a big part of the appeal, too. I just wish we had a location out my way near DIA. (Owners' note: it would do really well!) We all enjoyed our drinks, including an Americano, chai, and hot chocolate. I tried their gluten-free muesli slice, which was tasty, though I did notice that other GF items in the case are still displayed alongside non-gluten-free options which results in cross contact. (Yes, I'm that customer who keeps pointing this out!) I do hope they find a dedicated GF baker and rectify this issue soon.

Great coffee spot in my old neighborhood! I decided to visit on a Saturday morning before the…read moremorning crowd decided to flood this part of DTC. The staff is kind and down to earth. The Hawaiian motif found around the place is just about as Hawaiian as it gets. The general vibe of this shopping strip is already laid back so that's how it felt even inside. The interior is inviting with a couple prints from Hawaii. One picture reminded me of Kailua while another one is a picture of a lifeguard station. I ordered an iced MacNut Latte. It was definitely tasty and made to order. I also ordered a chupacabra Bonfire burrito. Overall I enjoyed the experience and will be back soon enough. We were meeting friends that day and I didn't take any pictures. I'll be back soon enough!

Cute little coffee shop that really invokes a feeling of Hawaii in Denver. Love that local feel…read more Staff was friendly enough. I bought a bag of beans and a small drip coffee. I was hoping the small coffee would be free with purchase of bag, but I guess it wasn't. The bag of coffee wasn't cheap, so I was disappointed in how over-roasted the beans were. Adjusting grind levels and water temperature, there was always a bitterness or too watered down. The other flavors present in the beans, however, we're quite nice. I was hoping that they would have real kona coffee, but unfortunately their supplier suffered from disaster in Hawaii. Not going to blame them for that, but objectively speaking, if a Hawaiian coffee shop doesn't have Hawaiian coffee, then I am sad about it. At the same time, due to the circumstances, there is a compelling reason to throw some more support behind them.

First time trying It's Coffee was this past Monday morning! What an experience, I got the Chai,…read moreiced, and it was top tier!! My fiancé got an oat milk latte and it was amazing as well. Originally thought I wanted a breakfast burrito but.. I am a sucker for fresh baked croissants and they had them, a variety!! The almond croissant was delicious, paired with a sausage cheese sandwich as well. I was satisfied, the team was very cheery and apologetic because they were a little busy!! No worries there, patience is key and it was worth the small wait. Loved the fresh flowers and the music. I will definitely be back!

Cute little shop in the middle of the hustle and bustle of DTC. I grabbed a pastry, chorizo…read morebreakfast burrito and a cappuccino and sat and talked with a friend. It all came out fast, hot and fresh. The staff was very nice and even helped us decide what to order.

Swung by the drive-thru and the options are endless - I ultimately went with a small cappuccino. I…read morelove that it comes with two expresso shots. I also opted to add a flavor shot. It was delicious and the perfect pick me up. The service was friendly, but the drive-thru line was pretty packed, so expect to wait a bit if you visit during peak hours. I didn't go inside so I can't comment on the ambiance.

Convenient location and lots of seating! I like the industrial decor/ leather seats! Will be a bit…read morenoisy for remote workers but great for chatting with friends! The staff were nice! I got their shake and tried out their mai tai energy drink. Both were on the sweeter side so I'd suggest order your shake with half the sweetness. The mai mai energy drink was pretty but forgettable flavor-wise.

Lovely hang out place! With rustic looks !!…read moreWith lovely ambiance ....& loved the way they served coffee in kinda different mugs!! Service was good .... Totally a great place go out for your girlfriends taks,hang outs & chit chats! Cappuccino was grt ,& so their latte! Recommend for sure !!!!

Loved this coffee so much I came back a second day. Great selection of syrup flavors and friendly…read morestaff. Interior was clean and so were the bathrooms. Not too long of a wait on a weekday or weekend.

My friend and I went here for a chill drink and we liked it a lot! We did not end up getting and…read morefood. The bartender was sweet and she tried to make me a drink she liked (some sort of boozy strawberry lemonade which my friend ended up taking and I got a watermelon margarita! Both which were great! I keep thinking about coming back and trying that Apple Mule

This place has a really nice karaoke night on Wednesdays. Nice beer, selection, friendly crowd, and…read morea great bartender (Pat). Comfortable seating.

I'll give the benefit of the doubt, this just isn't the coffee shop for me…read more I had a long event day in the area, so I decided to beat the traffic and get to this part of town earlier than I normally would. Just wanted a place to work on my computer, and ultimately that's what I got. Enchanted Grounds is a cafe and game emporium. Like for real, they have such a huge selection of games. If you are into that, I truly love that for you! As far as the cafe is concerned, the best part was not paying Denver coffee prices! Only a few bucks for an iced coffee, god bless America. The staff weren't all that friendly or interested in talking to customers. It definitely gives off humble, rainy day coffeehouse vibes and that's not a bad thing. Bright, tacky colored walls, one guy was sleeping in one of the booths, a giant group of 80+ year olds at the big community table, and gamers galore on a Wednesday afternoon. It's low key, wifi was fine, coffee was fine. Nothing stood out for me personally. Considering it's close to an hour away odds of me coming back aren't high. I wish them the best!

I used to be a huge fan of this place, recomendibg them to anyone on the south side of town. But…read moreunfortunately a recent experience has really soured me on them. For a MtG prerelease with very limited seats, for a set I was very excited for I called early in the week to understand how they handle prerelease events. Per their site, and Per the conversation with their employee, there wer no pre-event sign-ups, and a half an hour before the event they would start registering people. I asked if there was pre-queueing, and was told that happens, so I asked if showing up fifteen minutes early would give a good chance for making the limited seating. What can I say, I was excited. I invited my friends and we were all going to be there early. In total, five of us. Well, as I was pulling up 15 minutes before the event, I found out they had done a sign up, and before they were even supposed to be starting to register folks, they had run out of seats. And the answer to why they did exactly what they had told us they were not going to do? Management decided the night before to change things. I regret having suggested to my friends that we go there for the event. I regret that those friends purchased a draft box at above MSRP from this store in an attempt to save the evening. I regret that they decided to buy beverages there, as our evening had been ruined by Enchanted Grounds' management team. Will I be back? Maybe. Will I trust them on their event descriptions? Nope.

New favorite local coffee shop alert! This AAPI owned business is a great addition to South Denver…read more I was eyeing the coffee flights- $16 for four! But alas, it was just me this visit, so next time I'll bring a buddy to help. I ordered a strawberry matcha- it was just the right sweetness and very pretty. I also go a coconut croissant; haven't seen that flavor before. Inside is very inviting with lots of natural light.

Every day's vibe...coffee. Lots of coffee. There's no better place to get coffee than from Peaky…read morePeak, the charming gem in Lone Tree. While it is a trek for me, I always make it here. Often. Have you seen how often I check in??? For client meetings. For get togethers. For coffee. For cocktails. It's neighbor is Cranelli's, my other fave spot for Italian. Just look for the bright yellow umbrellas and you know you've arrived to coffee heaven. Parking can get nuts during the busy hours but there's always one available if you just exercise patience so you can get the aahhmazing Vietnamese coffee. I adore the owners Tracy and Q who are usually on site and welcoming guests or working the counter. They invite you in with their warm smiles and happy soul. Staff is always friendly and ready to serve you the caffeine fix or in my case the cocktails. I am head over heels on the Lychee Peachy, Espresso Martini or Afterwork Refresher if I am not getting the coffee flights. Trust me, you can't drink just one Lychee Peachy. The coffee flights of chilled coffee are customizable (four options you can choose from a rotating list of regular and seasonal flavors). The flights are so Instagram swoon worthy and art itself. I also can't get over the incredible baked goods like the cream cheese cruffins that I won't share. There is such a selection of breakfast items like the lox and bagel that will taste so good with your coffee. The light bites are so yummy and a meal itself. I highly recommend the steak bites, the shrimp toast and the banh mi board if you had to start with anything. I learned that they have a similar concept at the Golden Triangle where Q's brother is the owner. It's on my list though I am partial and loyal to this location. May all your to-do's turn in to ta-da's! Peaky Peak makes me look forward to tomorrow's coffee.