Truly incredible pastries & treats!!…read more Be careful if you order teas to go, and maybe consider readjusting the tea bags hanging out of the lids, as it made for quite a bit of leaking (they're also very very hot!). Note to self: not a big fan of their coffee, maybe a bit too cocoa-y

Fabulous Supreme…read moreVery accepting of those of us with disabilities https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8mntpaD/

First of all... some of the best coffee I've had the pleasure of enjoying! For that alone this spot…read moreis 5 stars for me. But, top it with friendly staff, a gorgeous book selection, community forward, and a poetry room? Yeah... I absolutely loved Wolverine Farm Publick House. Next time I find myself in Ft. Collins, it is high on my list to attend one of their many meetups or perhaps a spoken word poetry gathering! What a great spot for all walks of life to come together in collaboration and also as a space to simply relax and exist around books and deep coffee smells. Perfection.

I've sometimes thought I would like to own a coffeeshop/bookstore - that's the modern dream, right?…read moreBut I won't, because Wolverine already exists. Great coffee, perfectly spiced chai, interesting books that you won't find anywhere else, a meetup space for a wide range of community groups. Keeping the coffeeshop as a third space energy alive in Fort Collins.

Amazing drinks, lovely service, convenient location. I love the community table (even tho I'm…read morescared to sit there hehe) & the displays from local artists. :)

Friendly service with lots of places to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or specialty drink. Plenty of…read moreparking. I always stop in when I shop next door at Sprouts.

I've been meaning to stop and try out this cute little cafe for quite a while, but just hadn't…read morefound the right reason. It's probably a convenient place to stop for coffee or a light lunch if you happen to work in the area and can walk over, but it has always seemed like a bit of a hassle to find parking just for the purpose of coming here. I was able to stop by after the No Kings march a few weekends ago. After perusing the menu I just wasn't feeling any of the lunch options, so I ended up getting a golden milk smoothie. It was good, but I'm not sure it was spectacular enough to justify the price. Maybe I just had a "too peopley" morning - perhaps I'll come back and give their sandwiches a try when I am in a better mood. Although it is small, it has some outdoors tables and would be a good place to people watch.

Started the first day of vacation sitting on the patio enjoying the brown sugar latte and an iced…read moretea. The staff were friendly and the patio was perfect. We sat outside enjoying the weather and down town vibes for over an hour.

Vibes: 5/5 Staff: 5/5…read moreFood: haven't tried but looks expensive. My friend said the veggie burrito was really good. Coffee: 2/5 my latte wasn't that great. Much better coffee available around town. Espresso martini: 5/5 very dark. Great place to work with colleagues or alone. People seem to like to meet up here and talk vs work though. The electrical outlets are SPARSE. More about community than an extended office.

The Neighbour has an airy warehouse feel that hits a nice balance between warm and modern. The tall…read moreceilings and round lights give the space a soft glow, and the concrete floors keep it grounded. The bar almost resembles something you might find in a small European hotel, which may suggest they are aiming for a slightly upscale tone, though it never feels pretentious. The seating is varied, with small tables and retro chairs that seem intentionally chosen rather than bought in bulk. The spacing is better than most coffee shops, which makes it easy to settle in without feeling crowded. The back area opens up even more, and the soft drapery adds a touch of personality that appears to hint at events or just a bit of flair. The staff continues to be the standout for me. Everyone I spoke with was kind in a way that felt natural, and they knew the menu well enough to help me navigate dairy free options. I usually order the avocado toast on focaccia because it is consistently fresh. The bread looks oversized at first but is airy and soft, and the avocado and radish topping feels simple in the best way. The matcha made with water has also become a go to since it tastes smooth and well-bodied without that chalky, thin finish some places have. My partner and I visited during their Dia de Los Muertos weekend and tried a few themed items. Everything was good, and they were quick to suggest dairy free choices. Prices seem fair, even with the general bump everywhere lately. The only thing I wish they had more of is outlets. It is still a nice place to work for a couple of hours, but coming with a charged laptop helps. The overall vibe is calm with just enough energy to keep the space from feeling sleepy. It works well for coffee dates, casual catch ups, or solo work, especially for anyone who prefers a relaxed atmosphere without too much chaos.

Love their drinks and specials so much!! The matcha with blackberry never fails, and the butterfly…read morepea powder made the colors so pretty and fun. Also shared a cold brew with peach and caramel, which was absolutely delicious and gave me a nice little boost of energy (usually I feel very little or jitters if anything from caffeine, idk what the difference is, but it's good!)

Cute coffee shop located north of whole foods. Shop was clean and bright. Service was friendly…read more Appreciated that the online menu was clearly marked for gluten free/dairy free/vegan/vegetarian. I had glanced at it prior to coming in. Did not feel hungry enough for an entire "bowl" so opted for the hummus toast. It was good but wish there was an option to add just a few more veggies onto it. It comes out with hummus and cucumber and a spice. My friends oat thing she got was a little bit soupier than she had thought it would be. But it was still tasty. Location was quiet and a good place to catch up with a friend. Would come here to study or hang out. Ideally on a day when I was a bit hungrier so maybe felt up to trying one of their other options.

This is what a coffee shop is supposed to be. Tucked away on the second floor of an old building…read morewith nice, rounded windows, this place has a cozy interior with plants and artwork filling the room. The clientele at this shop is what you'd expect: septic piercings, small arm tattoos, and progressive stickers everywhere you look. You get the sense that a Trump supporter would burst into flames upon entering this establishment, but who cares? This is what a coffee shop is supposed to be: a place for people to write screenplays and poems that will never be read. I'm sick of all these modern, "death of design," gentrification-fueled coffee shops. I waited 10 minutes for a mediocre cappuccino and a subpar bagel and was still thrilled with the overall experience. 4.5/5

Very large space indoors and some bistro tables outside, the staff is hit/miss on friendliness…read more Americano was good. Excellent spot to work for a while; quiet enough to concentrate, not so quiet you feel like you can't have a conversation.

Very delicious local fort collins coffee. Small cozy atmosphere inside and nice outdoor seating…read morewith nice campfire. Service is pretty good.

This place is 100% waste free which is a great concept but something you should be prepared for…read moreespecially as an out of towner. I didn't think to bring a reusable cup with me so I was left to purchase a to go jar as part of my coffee purchase. The coffee is more for die hard coffee lovers where I found it a bit bitter, but that's just my personal preference and should not deter you. It was also a higher price than the other shops in town but there's the rising cost of coffee and it's Colorado where stuff just costs more. Overall cool neighborhood spot and the baristas are knowledgeable.