Tidbit! Show up on a Sunday and you might leave with a new top. I was delightfully surprised when I…read morehad walked in early to wait for a friend was greeted by the girl running the clothing swap. Feels like this spot may always have something jiving! My friend and I arrived with laptops and left them closed. The whole place has an Elle Woods sleepover energy: pink-adjacent, unapologetically cozy, a little magical. We enjoyed our treats, caught up and people watched. And yes these are treats. There may be alcohol at other times; we were just there for coffee and tea, and the specials leaned floral. I had something built around orange blossom that drifted between citrus and honeysuckle, delicate enough to feel like a mood rather than a flavor. Lovely, if not exactly life-changing. But that's the point: Hello Darling pulls you in with its aesthetic and keeps you with its comfy, cozy seats. Definitely equally suited to a solo work session or a two-hour gossip spiral that was supposed to be a work session! Come for the drinks, stay because you forgot you had somewhere else to be.

Stopped in for a cocktail after dinner one night and it was my first time in. Coffee shop by day…read moreand cocktail bar by night. There was only one bartender, but he was friendly and attentive and came over to our table quickly. The espresso martini I ordered was a nine out of 10 - very tasty but had a strong vodka taste (which tells me it was probably very cheap vodka). The other cocktail was a Manhattan and it was not served with an ice cube instead it was only watered down. Probably wouldn't order that again. Overall, the space was cute and comfy, and I'd like to stop back in and try a coffee sometime

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.

WOW! This one knocked everything out for me…read more Workers were very kind, and welcomed us in to Denver warmly. The ambiance and store is beautiful, many catchups and friendly meetings around us. I grabbed the cloud matcha and was in heaven. Each sip I was sad to drink, since it would mean the experience would be over soon! It inspired me to try and make a cloud matcha, but I couldn't match this level. Truly a phenomenal spot, try it out! It's a bit out of the main **since this happened, I've made multiple cloud matchas. I judge greatness by my desire to recreate a food item/drink on my own-and I did this one. Wonderful drink

This was such a cute little spot. They had the most delicious chocolate cake and the owner was so…read moresweet and helpful. There were really beautiful photographs all over the place. I asked him about it and it turns out one of the local regulars took the photos. It's such a cool little community spot.

Cute place and open early with good coffee but no laptops allowed. They should promote this a…read morelittle more prominently on their website.

Cute, hip, good cause Latin America coffeeshop with some Latino twisted coffee. Price is steep with…read morevegan breakfast on a small portion. $35 for two breakfast & coffee. Charge extra for additional sauce. Service is average. Nothing above & beyond. Foods are tasty, but not good value. Coffee is not standout, but nice latte art.

The ambiance is very cozy and inviting. They have a diverse menu offering. I was debating ordering…read morethe chia pudding, or soup, but went with a little sweet treat. They also had flan that looked appetizing. It is a women owned business, love supporting. My chai was made with care I could tell. I will definitely be back to try other things.

The seasonal raspberry danish latte is a wonderful treat. Definitely on the sweeter side but the…read moreflavoring is really well done and worth a try. Baked goods selection looked super yummy but I didn't give any a try this time! Even on a rainy weekday morning, the shop was quite busy. An empty table would be hard to find but patrons are also quite conscious of there being limited seating and kept visits short.

Hearth in the Highlands has been on my list to check out for quite some time, so on a recent…read moreremote-work morning, my daughter and I decided it was finally the perfect excuse to venture out and give it a try. Even on a weekday morning, there was a gentle buzz of activity, yet we were pleasantly surprised to find a couple of open tables and no line at the counter. The friendly barista greeted us right away, and we were able to order our coffee drinks without any wait. While waiting, we took a moment to admire the pastry case and decided to share a beautiful pineapple Danish that looked too good to pass up. We settled into a cozy table by the window (the only small downside being the lack of outlets for working), and before we knew it, our drinks were ready. The coffees were served in the most charming handmade crockery cups, complete with lovely latte art. And I have to say--the latte itself was just as delightful as it looked: smooth, balanced, and perfectly crafted. The atmosphere immediately draws you in with its eco-conscious, Scandinavian hygge-inspired aesthetic. Think warm wood tones, soft natural light streaming through the windows, and thoughtfully curated, cozy decor that invites you to linger. It feels intentional and welcoming without being overdone. I also couldn't help but notice how dog-friendly the café is--from adorable bread-shaped dog toys available for purchase to water bowls set out for thirsty pups. It's clear they've considered every guest, furry ones included. One of my favorite features is the large garage-style front door that can open fully on warm days, seamlessly blending the indoor space with the front patio and making the café feel even more spacious and airy. For an intimate neighborhood café, there's a generous number of tables and seating options, along with a sizable menu offering plenty of food and beverage choices. I can easily imagine Hearth becoming a go-to spot for locals--whether for a quiet morning coffee, a casual meeting, or a slow start to the day. It's warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed. I would happily return for another coffee (and maybe another pastry) again soon.

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 space with limited seating. Barista was very friendly and gave some suggestions and the…read moreplaylist was lit! I was trying to work but it was echoey with others in there and a guy kept climbing on the counter I was sitting at to fix something by the door. He kept looking at me like I was an inconvenience and would have gladly moved if he communicated but alas, awkward and happy I didn't spill my coffee when he kept hopping on and off the counter. Unfortunately that was the most memorable part of my experience.

For all the time I've spent in this general area, I don't know how or why I have never been to…read moreBardo before now. It is such a gem! My sister used to go regularly when she was in school and let me know that the hours were super awesome for that routine - open at 6am, closed at midnight. Perfect for an early morning study session or late night cram. Or if you're just in the mood for all-hours coffee! Parking is admittedly a bit cramped in the front and pretty awkward to get out of if it's busy, but there is a lot behind the building with more space. There are a surprising number of tables and comfy chairs inside, and the vibe is kinda retro which my sister and I both really love. Their menu is pretty big and they also had a ton of holiday drinks to choose from. My sister has raved about the coffee they use (kaladi), so I got a drip coffee and since I wanted a little festive treat, I also got "the grinch" lol, which was a matcha latte with oat milk and pistachio. Take a wild guess which cup was mine in the photo. My sister got a hazelnut latte, which also came out really pretty. The coffees were ready very quickly, and we were able to find a little table near the back of the shop. Our three drinks (all 12oz) came out to about $16 which I think is pretty on par with specialty coffee drinks, so I felt it was worth the price. The one girl we interacted with at the counter was super friendly, too! It seems to be a very popular spot, which doesn't surprise me even a little bit, and I cannot wait to come back again to try other drinks!

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! ;)

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!

I really like this place. The service is good. The place is welcoming and busy in a way that is fun…read moreto hang out in. Baristas are friendly and welcoming. The food is particularly good, especially for a place that I find is more coffee focused than cafe focused. I only have one comment, which is really a comment for many Denver restaurants beyond this one coffee shop. That is this: sandwiches should be cut in half when they're finished being constructed. A sandwich isn't really "finished" until it's cut in half. We should think of that final, decisive slice through the sandwich as a kind of signature at the bottom of a painting or a poem. This is complete. It is ready to be eaten. If a sandwich is too unwieldy to be cut in half easily, then some thought should be given either to the construction and ingredients or to technique. A sandwich may need to be wrapped in parchment, then sliced, or a different knife may need to be used. Whatever needs to happen to slice that thing in half should be considered. I say this is a comment for all of Denver, because you really don't find this problem back east. It's like in coming west people forget about this final, essential step in making a sandwich. Anyway the spicy father is a great breakfast. But it would paradoxically be made truly whole were it to be served in two halves.

I was touring houses in the area and stopped in for some lunch. The place is small and cute inside,…read moreand the employees are really friendly. The menu is written out on chalk boards above the register, making it really easy to make a selection. I chose Kiko's Panini, since I love pesto and it was giving vibes of a breakfast sandwich. The food was ready quickly and was tasty! Highly recommend.

I got a quick iced-latte here before I walked the local streets... The owner was so pleasant to…read moretalk to you and explained that he's been getting donations of the vintage cameras for the last few years and has displayed them as a tradition in his coffee shop. Fresh bread is delivered daily from a local bakery, along with quiche and other yummy treats. Mmmmm so yummy just thinking about it! It's the perfect spot to fuel up before moseying through the local boutiques!

What a neat coffee shop. Plenty of indoor and outdoor space to hang out. I ordered the ice latte…read more They also have pasties from Black Box. Please come and create your own adventure.

I drink a lot of matcha! It's my go to morning drink and have never been able to find a restaurant…read moreor cafe that makes one as good as I had in Japan, until NOW!!!! The matcha latte was spot on! Most matcha lattes in the US use too much milk but Moonflower has the perfect ratio. The location on Colfax is bit noisy, but the large outdoor space is great. A lot of dogs and a line of people out the door the entire time I was there, so you know it must be good. It is in an old gas station, with no signage that states Moonflower so, you can likely miss it. It seems like they are trying to make continuous improvements. Since it is an old gas station the bathrooms are on the outside and you need a key to access them. The have been remodeled and are very clean. I will definitely be going back to grab a perfectly made matcha latte!