What a great place! I ordered the Aji Bourbon, an iced Japanese-style pour-over, and I've never had…read moreanything quite like it. It was incredibly smooth, not bitter at all, with subtle hints of citrus. My family and I ordered several different drinks, and every one of them was excellent. Troy, the owner, was incredibly friendly and took the time to explain the coffee, how his wife sources the beans, and what makes each one unique. I really appreciated their passion and enthusiasm for coffee. I highly recommend stopping by if you're looking for exceptional coffee and a welcoming atmosphere!

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.

Winner winner! Was strolling along Tennyson with my 9-month old on a breezy afternoon and wanted to…read morestop in somewhere for a break. Upon entering I was a little nervous we wouldn't find a spot for us plus the stroller but ended up finding a table to accommodate. It was bustling with primarily the laptop working crowd but didn't feel stuffily quiet or overly packed - though seating is very close together. Would have loved to sit outside on their patio (!!!) but with the chill, will need to check that out another day. No large tables inside but had a good smattering of 2-4 seaters plus a few bars with stools. I don't recall if their bathroom had a changing table - usually a very important thing I note (oops), but I was distracted by the community posters, which was heartwarming. The Valentine's decorations were also cute. I love me a seasonal latte and picked the brown sugar maple flavor - hit the spot. The crockery had a nice feel to it as well. I'd be happy to return next time I'm meandering in the area!

Easily one of my favorite spots in Colorado !!! Had their…read moreseasonal Mexican Mocha Latte ... It was sooo stupid good ... ugh I want 3 more lol The gent at the front was super kind and patient , such great service and love the vibe ... very chill and a great spot to hang out alone or with a friend ... coffee date here for sure

This place is dope. Their food and coffee, delicious! I suggest going on their website and reading…read moretheir menu. I'm not much of a flavored coffee person, but their menu actually had me wanting one! (I got a black coffee that I savored throughout the day). Their breakfast burrito (rec getting it with guacamole and hot sauce) is seasoned well, tasty potatoes and beans, doin the crunch panini press heat up I'm never mad at. The wait staff is friendly, efficient, and hard at work keeping the environment flowing. The inside is worker friendly, as well as plenty of tables to meet up with friends. If you want a lil quieter setting, they have a dog friendly patio. Comments around price, you're paying for quality (sourced) ingredients. Support the business you're consuming. If you're looking for a cheap bfast burrito and gas station coffee...there's a 711 nearby. All that PLuS!!! They're the first women and immigrant-owned, Guatemalan-inspired, bilingual café in Denver. I mean...c'mon? I'll be back to try Chocolatado or a Churratzo!

Wow this coffee was beyond delicious. Order it in and get served coffee in glass jars, very fun…read more The iced americano was balanced and bold. The coffee of the day was not too sweet and full of depth. The service was good. Kind and put thought into creation of drinks.

I had a tasty oat milk latte and cinnamon roll, greeted by a kind and attentive staff- cool shop!…read more The latte was served in a mug, perfect to wash down the recently warmed cinnamon roll. If you miss going to a coffee shop with that "I'm home vibe" and shelves of books/music. This place is it. Good times!

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.

Cold brew coffee was solid Very clean and chic inside…read moreService was quick on a Monday afternoon! I'll also note that the barista was super friendly and helped me get the fixings I needed

I want to love this place, I really, really do. But something doesn't sit well with me when I come…read morehere (twice now), the vibes, the staff, the coffee? I don't know. This place time I visited it took about 5 minutes to connect to their wifi which just amplified my frustration. Maybe I'll check out another location in the future because I've always stopped here because of proximity due to doctors appointments. But I'll be looking for other places in the area going forward.

The coffee was excellent here. I heard good things and they did not disappoint. We were visiting…read morefriends and they suggested coming here after breakfast. I had the vanilla latte and it was very good.

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.

So cute so cute. I love that the natural lighting comes in the space. Creative seasonal menu. I got…read morethe red bean rice latte but I wish it's more heavy on the coffee taste

Very small coffee house in the LoHi neighborhood. There are a handful of counter seats inside and…read morea few tables on the outside patio. No homemade pop tarts at this location, sadly, but the scone we tried was moist and delicious. The vanilla latte was nice enough. Street parking only.

Best cafe ever, Madeline is the best worker. Matcha recommended it's very yummy. I will be coming…read morehere every time I'm in Denver.

Hello Darling Highlands was such a fun stop on my coffee passport! I came in for another stamp and…read moreended up loving the whole experience. Their green chile breakfast burrito was hearty, delicious, and the perfect way to start the day, and my almond milk latte was great too. With the pink and green interior, the space has such a feminine, bougie feel that immediately made me want to come back with my laptop and spend a morning working here in luxury. The barista was incredibly kind, and even the clientele made the space feel warm and welcoming. I can't wait to return for a quiet workday with a friend, a good latte, and definitely another breakfast burrito!

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! ;)

Great coffee! The latte has this amazing lingering aroma and the barista prepared it well. The…read morehouse-made burrito is tasty. The staff are all very friendly. There are plenty of seats and many folks hang out.

I don't live close by but if I could I'd probably be here every day! Can't go wrong with a little…read moresweet treat! I enjoy the different options they have when they update the menu but also the inclusion of vegan or gluten-free items. I ordered the half-dozen to share with my family, and added the Strawberry Frosted Pop Tart for my little one. My favorite is the Brown Butter & Salt so far but that Vegan Coconut & Ube really took me by surprise! I'm not vegan but taste was amazing! I need a location in Central Park please!

The first time I had gone to the salty was with a Yelp event and I was really excited to go back…read morewith my mom and my brother for breakfast. What happened? There was kind of a series of unfortunate events that were pretty avoidable in my view. We arrived at 9:30 in the morning there were two people working and nobody else in the business. We were given menus and sat down and looked at them for a while. Decided that we wanted to start with breakfast sandwiches and coffee and went up and ordered. we were then told that they were out of all of the breakfast sandwiches except for one so it would've been really easy to tell us that when we took our menus rather than waiting for us to decide and then telling us. However, because we have all spent substantial amounts of time working in the service industry, we said whatever and switched and picked out donuts and drip coffees we paid, and then we were told that the drip coffees were going to be about 10 minutes cause they had to brew a new pot now Stella customer service at that point would have been for them to say hey really sorry we're out of drip coffee can I make you an Americano instead cause usually when you're having a doughnut you're not trying to wait for a new pot of coffee to be built oh and we were also visiting with a young toddler so that puts you on their time. So we sat down and waited 10 minutes while they brewed a new coffee and picked up our donuts. When the coffees did come out even though my mom and I ordered ours exactly the same hers was scolding hot and she wasn't able to drink it for a while, but mine was the perfect temperature so not really sure how that happened. A little bit of a Goldilocks situation my brother took a drink of his coffee, and the lid wasn't put on and so he ended up with coffee all over his shirt. He at this point went and said something to the staff about our experience and they ended up giving us a gift card for part of our order which was very nice but avoidable. I was hoping that we would all be like yay the salty was awesome. Let's go there all the time. I don't know that this is gonna be the case at the end of the day. As I said all three of us have spent substantial amounts of time working in the service industry and understand that sometimes things go wrong was unfortunate here it was that the things that did go wrong could've been easily mitigated with some basic customer service.