Solid spot. Played great music that wasn't too loud and plenty of seating to sit and get work done…read moreor hang out with friends. Didn't get any pastries but did a couple drinks including a matcha flight. Note that the matcha flight is made with milk alternatives by default including oat milk and coconut, so if you want dairy you should specify. Staff was very friendly and accommodating, great service

A friend and I recently explored this spot. It's cute, spacious, and has a brightly-lit interior!…read moreIt'd be a peaceful place to work remote or co-work. The outdoor patio with turf is great (especially when the heat of summer dies down a little), service is very chill, and there are a plethora of different wellness and community events available. Overall, it's a neat place! Drinks are a little expensive, but they're tasty.

This is my second Bardo located visited- and they were great! Ordered a plain matcha latte and it…read morewas the perfect depth and sweetness, didn't taste too earthy at all! The barista was so sweet and I just love the old buildings on Broadway, they always have so much character! This is a cozy spot for studying, working, or just to enjoy your own company with a great drink. Keep up the good work!

Came here in the afternoon to do a little work and it was a great vibe! They have seating in the…read morefront by the counter, and another room in the back, as well as a patio outside (if you can call it that, it's got a roof and they put in some turf, but it's not very aesthetic and is an ideal for working if you need plugs. It was packed, every table, but one was full, and we were lucky enough to snag that. Even with a full house, the place was very quiet, people respected the "wfh coffee shop" culture, and did not seem to be talking loudly or taking meetings. The drinks were great, not too fancy, but my Matcha was yummy. We also tried a gluten-free zucchini bread and a lemon pound cake which really hit the spot. Prices are pretty fair, and I had no issue finding street parking even on Broadway, although I had a busier time of day, I can imagine it might be more difficult. I love that this place was open later and I would definitely come back I know people have different remarks about the Wi-Fi, the staff gave us extra Wi-Fi codes in case we ran out, yes, there is a timer and you have to make a purchase, but they are very chill about it and will give you a new code if you run out

I love this place. I stayed here while my grandmother was in the hospital down the street. I am…read moreautistic, and I am not a big fan of being in public settings. But me and my mom found this place, and it's amazing. Yesterday, I drew the kind people working, and left it for them. Today, I came back, like we have for the past few days. The kind man offered me any item I wanted on the house, because they loved the drawings I did. I imagined they threw the drawings away, but to think they actually cared a lot about it made my week. Maybe even my month. A huge thank you to everyone who works here for being extremely kind and understanding. You gave me a place to be, somewhere I don't need to worry. Thank you. Now, for an actual review, the food here is very nice. All I really ate were the avocado toasts because that's all I'm familiar with, but of the two I tried, the supreme queen toast is the best. For service, the people here are very kind and attentive. Very respectful. And helpful, they will not make you feel stupid for having questions or needing a smaller menu (I have very bad vision for a 15 year old...). The ambiance is very nice. People are doing whatever they want or need, and don't care about you. Which is a good thing, especially for people who don't like loud or overwhelming spaces. Being open 24/7 is also very wonderful. Sometimes we're up late, after a day of forgetting to eat or just not having to the time to, having a place to eat and hang out is nice. It's also very cold, which is good because it's been very hot outside. Overall, this place is amazing. And I'm very sad to be leaving this area soon, but I hope I can come back again one day. I want everyone working to know how wonderful my experience was, and how much your kindness meant to me.

Stopped by lil coffea shop in Denver while waiting for a flight and had a pretty disappointing…read moreexperience. I ordered an espresso and planned to just sit for a bit -- ended up being there for about an hour. Out of nowhere, I felt like I was being pushed out. They started cleaning around me even though it's advertised as a 24/7 spot, and I was literally the only person there. It just felt unnecessary and uncomfortable. On top of that, they even charged me for water, which caught me off guard. Overall, the vibe didn't feel very welcoming. Maybe I just caught them at a weird time, but between the service and how rushed I felt to leave, it wasn't a great experience.

WOW! Just wow my wife and I are foodies. Every time we travel we look for spots just like this!!!…read more You can tell this food is made with hella LOVE! We came for Friday brunch, the mango guava mimosa did not disappoint. But I'm here because the food was just freaking delish!! I went with the chicken enchiladas with both rojo (red) and verde (green) sauces. My wife went with the chilaquiles!!! We will be back tomorrow to try the pozole!! This is a must visit. Atmosphere, service was on point as well!!

We checked out Hoja for breakfast on a Saturday and loved it. There is a covered, heated patio in…read morethe back that is clean, warm in chilly weather, and dog friendly. I ordered a daily special, the Chupa Cabra burrito, made gluten free. (They use 4 corn tortillas in place of the flour wrap.) Kids ordered waffles, and I also got the almond chai. ALL were delicious (the photos don't do it justice.) I ate most of my burrito but left room for a gluten free Tahini Blondie. When we left at 10:15, more customers were heading in for brunch. I can tell this is a neighborhood favorite, especially by their Hall of Fame (dozens of Polaroids up on the wall of local pups). This place is good for a date, or family outing, or just grab and go. I wish we lived closer, we would eat here a bunch!

Cute little coffee shop serving up delicious Colombian drinks and treats. I ordered a Pastel de…read moreGuava and a hot latte with cinnamon powder. The latte was a perfect blend of coffee and frothy milk, sprinkled with cinnamon powder. The pastel de guava paired well with my latte. The bread was warm and soft, and the center was filled with the slightly sweet guava. I stopped in for an afternoon coffee. With it being my first time in, I walked in about 10 minutes to close. I try not to do drop in so close to closing time so I asked if it was okay that I order. The staff were welcoming and friendly and I didn't feel rushed at all. The cafe has a nice selection of pasteles & breads, offering both savory and sweet options. It's a small cafe but a very cozy place to enjoy a coffee and a snack. With so many different choices, I cannot wait to go back.

Very solid Colombian Cafe. Not a lot of places you can find guanabana juice (my favorite), and…read moreseveral other juices that you could find at any restaurant in Colombia but are hard to find here. I think it's actually the only place in Denver with Huevos Pericos! It's a cute little storefont, and the employees are very nice. There's also naturally a lot of gluten free options because Colombian menus aren't as gluten heavy. (I'm not sure that it would be free of cross contaminates though).

My husband and I are regulars at Corvus for our coffee beans, but we recently stopped by the South…read moreBroadway location with some friends and it was such a great experience. The service is always fantastic. The staff is super helpful and they really know their coffee. The Order: Spicy Chai Latte: I love that they ask if you want it sweet or spicy. I went with spicy and it was perfect. Great flavor with a nice kick!Banana Cinnamon Bun: This was absolutely delicious. S'mores Pop-Tart: My husband got this toasted treat with a marshmallow topping, and it was incredible. It's like a high-end version of a childhood classic. Atmosphere: We sat on the patio since it was a beautiful day. It's a great spot to catch up and take your time, but bring sunglasses! It gets very bright out there. Price: We spent around $25-$30 for two drinks and two snacks. For the quality of the craft coffee and the unique house-made pastries, it's definitely worth it. Overall Experience: I highly recommend coming here if you're visiting Colorado or if you live here. It's a top-tier coffee spot with a few locations in Denver and I always recommend trying their coffee flights. Between the great service, the outdoor vibes, and seeing they offer cool coffee classes for the future. This spot is a great place to spend an afternoon.

Absolutely amazing, hits every time. Would come here regularly if I only lived closer.read more

My son met a friend here for lunch today and brought back requested items to eat at home. It was…read moreoutstanding. The fruits sandwich made with shokupan bread was light and fresh, an excellent pick-me-up. This is a standard Japanese snack done beautifully. The mixed berries (a Danish made with croissant dough) was a delight in looks and taste. Neither item was excessively sweet. They were just right. The beef curry wrapped in dough, crusted in panko crumbs, and deep-fried was excellent. The curry itself had real flavor and zest, and the surrounding crust was delicious too. Not only a great accompaniment, but also a very cool way to eat curry with your bare hands. A very generous serving too. My brother got the most beautiful-looking chocolate croissant! And my son bought himself a chocolate cornet, which surprised me by being soft baked dough. Haven't tasted them, but I couldn't wait to post this review. I look forward to trying something with cream cheese or custard next time. Unfortunately they were out of the bacon epi, but that happens with bakeries. Good advice to call the day before if your heart is set on a particular item. We were just lucky to get the rest of the items on our list on a Saturday at lunchtime. My son had been to Japan about two years before and was suitably impressed with this bakery. I was very happy with what we got!

If I compare this to any of the Asian bakeries I frequent in NYC, this place is not very good -…read moreprices here are double what they would be in NYC and bread in Denver always sucks. However, for Denver, this is a good concept. There's nothing like it in the area. I do enjoy red bean and a custard. The music always sucks whenever I come in here though. And the clientele can sometimes be douche-bag-y.

In the last few months, I have been doing morning & afternoon walks thru the neighborhoods near my…read morehouse. I have walked past Rosebud Cafe several times. I learned they opened in 2016, so a longtime local business that survived Covid. Nice tight menu of cold & hot drinks, light breakfast and lunch items. Also a wide range of black, green and herbal teas. Very pleasant staff. I got a dirty chai with a shot of expresso with a yummy looking cinnamon roll. I added their avocado toast on sourdough with chopped red onion and feta cheese topped with Cholula sauce. I added 2 eggs over medium. Very good. They have free WiFi. I saw 4 persons on their laptops. Several people came in for takeout. I was served by Stephanie. I joined their rewards program. The music over the sound system was pleasant.

Cozy and delicious! A cute corner spot with excellent coffee and great selection of breakfast…read moreitems. The space is clean and comfortable.