Friendly smiles, good food, cute atmosphere with lots of seating, and delicious baked goods make…read morethis my new favorite place.

I have eaten here at present company 4 times. Once with a group of 12, once with a group of 4, and…read moretwice with a group of 3. Each time the food and the service and the price was very, very good. The salads were very fresh and the breakfast and lunch selections were very tasty and well made. We should celebrate excellent chefs in our neighborhood!

I'm in love with this cafe. It's official. We are visiting Longmont this weekend and popped in per…read morea friends recommendation! SO worth it. The coffee was fabulous - we had americanos and an iced latte with coconut milk, shared some bites of the chocolate miso cake and cinnamon roll, and somehow managed to enjoy the fried mortadella sandwich and French omelette! Insane. If I could replicate this place anywhere I went I would. The food quality and flavors of the mains and the pastries are elevated and special, and the vibe is so cozy. Everything was served with a smile!

Love the patio and the pastries. The bathroom is nice. The cortado is nice and the soda water tap,…read moreas well.

Brand new amazing cozy comfy spaces cappuccino to eve drinks hangout .. fab fireplace yay?…read more!

This place is a hidden gem! Yummy bacon breakfast burrito and my brown sugar almond milk latte was…read moreperfection. Good wifi, chill workspace, and lots of natural light. Staff is super polite and helpful. Highly recommend. Go support this business!

Someone recommended this place to us and I'm glad they did. The coffee was excellent and I loved…read morethe atmosphere. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful with questions. I ordered the yogurt parfait and it was delicious. My husband got a breakfast burrito and said it was pretty good but not the best he's ever had. He thought the wrap was too thick/ doughy. Overall, this is a great place to get breakfast, coffee, lunch or even cocktails.

Wolf and Honey is the cutest place in downtown Brighton to hang out, sip on delicious coffee, and…read moreenjoy some delightful sourdough toasts (and other breakfast items). We were in CO for the Rocky Mountain Siberian Husky Club specialty and wanted something light to munch on. We generally never eat breakfast, but needed a little something to get us through the afternoon until dinner since we wouldn't have time for lunch. Wolf and Honey came up during my research and we thought why not? It looked super cute and the reviews were solid. I'm really glad we stopped by! We entered through the rear entrance, since that was where our car was parked, but the front entrance was nice as well. The interior was chic and inviting. You order at the counter and take a table number for your food. The toasts looked really good, so I went with the strawberry pistachio while my husband went with the avocado. For our drinks, I went with an iced espresso honey lavender with oat milk, while my husband went with an iced teddy bear latte with oat milk. Both of the lattes were strong without being bitter, and delightfully smooth. The toasts, however, were the stars of the show. Toasted to perfection, with a generous amount of toppings and drizzles of balsamic and honey for mine and hot honey for my husband's. For only $10 each too, what a good price point. We sat in comfy chairs by the window, basking in the morning sun, indulging in our toasts while sipping on our lattes. When we finally finished our brunch, we bussed our own tables, putting the plates and utensils in a bin by the ordering counter. I noticed that Wolf and Honey also offered happy hour cocktails, which unfortunately we did not have time in our schedule to partake in, but will need to the next time we visit Brighton. I'd definitely return to Wolf and Honey, especially for their delicious sourdough toasts!

Walnut is still my favorite for the dill eggs Benedict however, lately the eggs have been…read moreovercooked and the survive has been sub par. Servers need to smile and be a little more friendly. Great breakfast food but just go with patience.

When they're on, they're great, and when they're off, this is a place to avoid. Consistency is a…read morereal problem here, both in service and food quality. My first experience was amazing! Service was great! I had the Eggs Marcus with skillet potatoes. Delicious. Really good coffee choices as well. My latte was perfect. When we returned for a second visit, the service was awful, the potatoes were so salty and over seasoned we couldn't eat them, and the Eggs Marcus were bland and pretty tasteless. We love the cool, laid-back vibe and open support for the LGBTQIA community (Bravo!) but the place would be fantastic if it were more consistent.

A Greek cafe with an incredible ambiance! I sure wasn't expecting this discovery while I was doing…read morea little excursion in this Lafayette neighborhood on a beautiful Sunday early afternoon. This is a cafe where they can prepare a full meal and yet you may not call it a "full service restaurant". You can also order something upfront and be on the go so I enjoyed the "casual" approach. I hadn't had my morning coffee yet; I was a bit overdue for that as a matter of fact. I first asked for the Cold Brew but the young lady upfront said they were all out of it for the day. Bummer...I hence opted for an Iced Latte. I also asked for one the traditional Greek Butter Cookies/Biscuits. And all for to go. As much as I wanted to immerse myself into the exquisite ambient atmosphere inside the cafe, I somehow shied away from doing so as most of the tables were occupied by people with some chatters (they weren't loud or anything however ); I simply wanted some "me time" all by myself in my own car. As much as this place is beautiful, the service was a bit too slow. My simple iced latte and butter cookie/biscuit took about 15 minutes before they were handed to me (while I was awaiting though, an older lady who came out of the kitchen area gave me a nice warm smile and asked if she could assist me. To which I replied, "I am waiting for my beverage and pastry ". As soon as I had said that they were finally ready. Oh boy, I almost thought they had forgotten about me!) But my patience paid off at the end. I really enjoyed my beverage and pastry especially the iced latte. It was well-made in a 16oz cup in a generous pour. The perfect mixture of the espresso shots and the milk; mmmmm!! The butter cookie/biscuit was light and had a hint of butteriness; sure was a nice accomplishment to my cold refreshing latte. The quality didn't disappoint me. While I strongly doubt that I would bother to come all the way up here just to dine at this cafe even for its cuteness, it's a nice place to remember in case I happen to find myself in the neighborhood. This place deserves a perfect 4-star review based on my experience today. And I hope that the service improves a bit in the future.

Wow - what a gem. Can't believe I haven't come here before. Located on 95th and Arapahoe this…read morebreakfast/lunch place is not to miss. They have indoor and outdoor seating overlooking a park. Order at the counter and they bring your food out to you. We were there for lunch on a Friday and the place was packed. My friend got the gluten free quiche and a Greek side salad. I had the Kofte Borek and a Greek side salad. Portions were perfect. Food was fantastic. My Kofte took a little longer to come out because they made it fresh. They serve all the coffee and tea you would expect for mornings. Staff were friendly and pleasant. Recommend!

We love this place. Coffee is great, food is tasty and the staff is nice. I only wish portions were…read morebigger. Both outside and inside are great to hang out at. It gets quite busy on weekends. Highly recommended.

3.5 stars Cute…read morelittle shop with indoor and outdoor seating, good parking, and plenty of food and drink options. Unfortunately, it's a little on the pricey side, as I paid $8 for a small iced chai with pumpkin and oat milk (no picture ). I got the sweet chai and while it was good, I couldn't taste much of the pumpkin flavor. 2026 #44

The Italian Sandwich is worth the drive/wait. One of the best I've had. The French Toast was good,…read moreworth getting if you have a sweet tooth. Chaz the owner is a nice guy if you get a chance to talk but being a one-person kitchen, he's typically working to provide the best food possible

The small municipality of Ward is a historic 1860 Gold Rush gem at 9450 ft - a step back in time,…read moreknown for its quirky, rural character on the Peak to Peak highway. Ward Mountain Exchange is a MUST stop. Shaz, the owner, operator is delightful and quite talented in coffee and cuisine. He's a true people person too and made our two hour visit feel like minutes! An Americano made with a special request to "make it strong" was done to perfection. The breakfast burrito was uniquely fantastic with all organic ingredients. Flavorful! We also thoroughly enjoyed speaking with the locals - specifically Damian (a champion and embracing his true pirate, renaissance self). They shared personal history and we were thoroughly enjoyed our time with them. Go meet them! The dogs are awesome too. See their handcrafted felt hats for sale, the unique artifacts on the wall.