2914 Coffee is run by Steph and Will, who are a delightful couple! Go to their website to read…read moretheir story. It was quite the journey to get to Denver from the Cotswolds in England and the opening of 2914 Coffee. This is one of the most inviting coffee shops in Denver with plenty of seating of all types (upholstered, tables and chairs, a large table for a group, inside and outside dining. They roast their own coffee beans, and the coffee is very good! The breakfast sandwich is so delicious that it is worth traveling to indulge yourself. Their seasoning of the eggs in the sandwich is perfection, and the bacon, sausage, spinach, melted cheese, and the crisp English muffin are all cooked perfectly to complement the egg. Pat and I had a nice conversation with Steph, who was extremely friendly and warm. The staff was kind, helpful, and efficient. There are street parking spaces and a parking lot behind the shop. The shop's noise level is low to moderate.

Walking around the area and stumbled upon 2914 - what a gem! Surprised this has never shown up on…read moremy radar. Everything is perfect. To start, they have Polaroid's of local doggos on their community board. The vibe is cozy and fun with hanging local art for sale, happy plants soaking up sun and cute wall decor painted near the chalk menu. Whoever picked the music knows what's up. Good mix. Couches (where I posted up with a good book) and big comfy chairs are scattered amidst smaller tables for friends to catch up, bar tables for workers to plug in, and even a long table with benches for larger groups or individual strangers to co-work in a pleasant setting. They also have tables and chairs outside to enjoy the sunshine. I didn't get any food (this time!) but their sandwich menu looks ace, as do the pastries. I gravitate towards seasonal lattes and opted for their Irish creme latte and um, yum! Not too sweet and a nice mix of flavors going on. The other seasonals looked good, too. Baristas were kind and know their stuff. So... Yeah. Come here. You won't regret it. I'll absolutely be back!

This is a cute little coffee shop tucked right behind Postino in the Highlands. They have a small…read morefridge of wines and beers for purchase as well as the classic coffee drinks. I will put an emphasis on small (probably only seating for 8 people max) so not a spot to take a big group or spread out and work. Better for popping by and taking coffee to go from the friendly barista.

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.

Coffee is out of this world and pastries are amazing. Highly recommend. This is locally owned and…read moreoperated as well!

Absolutely delicious freshly roasted coffee. I am kicking myself for not buying a bag of beans for…read morehome. I like just sitting there and watching the guys roast the beans. Please come and create your own adventure.

came here on the last day of my trip was pleasantly surprised by the 90s nostalgia they had…read more Coffee was delicious and the strawberry rhubarb croissant blew my mind. It was huge too. They could really fit it in the pastry bag. we stayed for a bit to watch a little of a VHS totally took me back. be kind rewind and all. staff was super friendly. wish i had more time to spend there. will def me back on my next denver trip.

Art Club Coffee is such a nice, chill, and relaxing place to be. I can't stand coffee shops that…read moreblast music or give off a hectic vibe. This spot is an ideal place to get some work done, catch up with some friends, or if you are like me and bike everywhere stopping in here and grabbing a breakfast burrito and a drink. The breakfast burrito here is so good. They heat it up for you and even get the tortilla crispy. I rarely see places that do this so I was very happy. The creamsicle chai was surprisingly delicious. When I first heard it, I thought there was no way I was going to drink it. I'm glad I tried. I look forward to stopping by here on my bike rides in the near future!

Came here for breakfast and the food is so good and affordable I ordered lunch to go. If I lived in…read morethe area I know I would be here all the time.

A tac on that works well with the next door food options, with a focus on some simple coffee blends…read morein the more mid/west coast purist form. Good location near some other things for your outings. Overall a little limited in the menu and options, not overly invested in some niche or signature drinks beyond a small overlay. Wasn't able to get a taste of much unique diving into their house made syrups but tried to jazz up some normal coffee. Overall, a good enough if you need a quick pass through. A bit steep in price for what it turns out to be. I'll be hunting for others on the swing around.

Cool little coffee roaster. There's a window where you can watch them roasting which brings a cool…read morevide mixed with the greenery and artwork on the walls. I had a vanilla latte and a bacon breakfast burrito and it was great! The latte wasn't too sweet which I appreciate and burrito came with a chipotle crema that was Definitely give it a try if you're in the area!

Holy mackerel, Middle State Coffee is good! From the flavor to the customer service - this coffee…read moreshop gets a 5/5 for me. I went in wanting to get a seasonal drink and was torn between the miso cardamom and pumpkin spice. The barista was super helpful and actually let me smell the different syrups to figure out what I wanted. I went with the miso cardamom and it tasted like banana bread! It was so very good! I'm still dreaming about it. They make their syrups in house and they're definitely known for having unique seasonal flavor combinations. There is some seating inside with plugs available to work on a laptop, and it wasn't too busy on a Monday afternoon. They roast their coffee and house so the interior smells incredible! Natural wine is available for purchase. They have breakfast burritos, seasonal waffles, pastries, and cereal. This is a good spot to grab a light breakfast and coffee. I'll certainly be back!

I've never been inside this Bardo (only the Lakewood location), but we get coffee from here at work…read moreat least a couple times of month and all really enjoy it! Our top drinks are the spumoni mocha, latte Viennese, the grinch, and latte bardo!

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! ;)

This is a hidden gem in Rino. They have some delicious and creative options like the blueberry…read morepancake latte I had - they recommend iced for this one. They had some other cool options like banana latte I think. The coffee shop is right off the train stop. Perfect location for grab and go, and they also have some nice seating inside.

The drinks are super cute and fun and the outdoor area is great. Pricy and location is under train.read more