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The 910Arts complex has been home to a number of coffee shops. This is the current incarnation. The owners are Hispanic and the shop has a neat south-of-the-border vibe with aguas frescas, horchata, cafecito and other interesting items, plus the usual coffeehouse suspects. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The shop is small, but cute, with an extensive drinks menu, a selection of baked goods, and some gift items. Drinks are presented in beautiful ceramic mugs, really elevating the experience. There is plenty of seating in the large 910Arts courtyard. There is also an adjacent art gallery space with more seating and eclectic art selections. I enjoyed a delicious and well-made hot chocolate, sitting at a table in the courtyard with my friend on a sunny winter afternoon.
This is such a cute hidden spot in Denver. Tonantzin gives tropical Central America vibes with a sweet taste of straw cold foam on top. I really like the seating area it was very colorful and fun with the streamers hanging down. The service was ok, one of the lady's did help me make a good coffee choice which is highly liked. The pottery in there were so cute and very intricate.
I got their bag of espresso beans for $20 and really enjoyed the taste! Super flavorful. The staff were super kind and welcoming. This is a super cute coffee shop!
Love this little coffee shop! I got the horchata latte, which didn't have a strong enough horchata flavor for me, but my friend got the Tonantzin latte and said it was really good, like Mexican hot chocolate. They had indoor and outdoor seating, and everything was decorated really cute. THE CUPS!! Love love love the cups- stunning, really. I would absolutely be back but I would try a different coffee. They had sugar free syrups and could do decaf espresso, which I appreciated. Very friendly service.
This experience of mine was exactly a week ago. After the heavy rush hour traffic had pretty much died down, I stopped here to get me a doppio with cream. We all know that this section of Santa Fe is very artsy. Being surrounded by art galleries etc. this hidden coffee shop is equally artsy. Colorful walls and interior design, it could as pastel colorful as it could get. Service was mediocre though. I order a doppio. I did order it to be iced but she gave me hot. So I kindly asked the lady to put some ice when she did, she didn't bother to get a clear iced drink cup. Instead, she poured ice cube scoop full of ice by dumping it into that small hot beverage cup where some amount of the espresso coffee kind of splashed out of the cup and didn't say anything to it (fortunately though it didn't splash on me or my clothes. Still in that kind of situation, if I were the barista, I would give me a different cup (iced drink one) so the cup wouldn't be overfilled.) I would, however, give this place a chance in the future because it is a cute place and find it very unique. I would like to try some of their food as well.
The place was mid, I honestly had a lot higher expectations as a Latina myself but it was alright. The place was cute and the seating area around was nice -- the service was average! They were pretty busy and only had two girls working there at the time :\ I ordered an avocado toast which was a HUGE disappointment for almost $8, i think the price of it was outrageous for what I got (picture attached). The only thing about it that made it "unique" was that the avocado is soaked in lime juice but that's really about it, i don't recommend purchasing it unless that's your only option! You can definitely make this yourself and have more for cheaper! As per the drink, I got a Gansito Mocha -- it tasted pretty good but towards the end, the bottom had a weird after taste! Overall I rate this a 3 star... could be a lot better but it's not terrible, i'd go back just to try out other drinks!
ABSOLUTE HIDDEN GEM, Service is impectable, the food is delicious, my Pera is laying beside me - does not need to be a service dog (outdoor patio), Free WIFI, DELICIOUS, seating with umbrellas, lovely small cafe with additional seating in the art gallery. Super nice owners and staff. Walkable, great shops around, PERFECT PLACE TO CHILL and write, work with GREAT FOOD, well behaved and service dogs are welcomed!
Had the blue corn atole which I have never seen before! But the sweet taste you world be expecting but delicious none the less! We had some aguas frescoes and they were good but just a little too much ice for me which didn't Lane much of the aguas. The quesadillo was your typical quesadillo . Location was super cute
Super cute place. Lots of great drink options. Very friendly as well. Nice courtyard patio to hang and sip your coffee.
This is a cute little coffee shop that's kind of hidden with a gallery connected to it. The register is right there when you walk in and the cashier was super nice. I got the medium dulce de leche latte for here and it came in a nice clay cup. We sat in the attached gallery area that has both artwork and quotes around. It's a nice place that's tucked in with the bustle of the busy Sante Fe road outside. Highly recommend this place!!
Into the Santa Fe arts district I found myself. I needed a hot cup of coffee. I found it. It was delicious. The ambience of this business was great. And the location was festive and arty. A nice outdoor-esque seating area was available as well as indoor seating. This is my new go-to coffee place while in the arts district. I cannot praise it enough. Visit. You'll be glad you did. The menu is small but they also have wares for sale. It's just great.
I really enjoyed their service, I told them I was new to the area and they gave me lots of info on where to go and etc. The seating is ample but it's nothing super cute, it's definitely a chiller vibe. A place to work and study. The food was delicious kinda small. I enjoyed their mocha latte quite a lot, but it is very sweet which is why I liked it so much!
2 months ago
Cute! I've walked through the patio before and was curious about this place. I got here around 10 AM on a Saturday and luckily found a parking spot right in front. It's bright and colorful, the aesthetic is super cute! I got a duvalin latte and a green tamale. Both were yummy! Nothing too special, but the woman working the register was so kind and doing a great job of holding it down. If you need something small to eat and want a drink, this is a great place! Would definitely stop by here again if I was in the area. read more
Ok so this is my new favorite coffee shop in Denver! Nestled between bright buildings this coffee shop delivered on delicious flavors! I asked for a recommendation from the owner and she made me the most delicious latte without it being overly sweet. You can do remote work outside at a cute little section of chairs and there are food options as well. I got the tonantzin mocha to go and it was very very good. I will say there is a restroom around the corner near the artist shops and you need a code to get in, but I cannot wait to come back and try more off the menu. If you are an artsy creative or just love a good vibe come to TONANTZIN! Oh and street parking is free for 2 hours out front! read more
4 months ago
The 910Arts complex has been home to a number of coffee shops. This is the current incarnation. The owners are Hispanic and the shop has a neat south-of-the-border vibe with aguas frescas, horchata, cafecito and other interesting items, plus the usual coffeehouse suspects. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The shop is small, but cute, with an extensive drinks menu, a selection of baked goods, and some gift items. Drinks are presented in beautiful ceramic mugs, really elevating the experience. There is plenty of seating in the large 910Arts courtyard. There is also an adjacent art gallery space with more seating and eclectic art selections. I enjoyed a delicious and well-made hot chocolate, sitting at a table in the courtyard with my friend on a sunny winter afternoon. read more
6 months ago
This is such a cute hidden spot in Denver. Tonantzin gives tropical Central America vibes with a sweet taste of straw cold foam on top. I really like the seating area it was very colorful and fun with the streamers hanging down. The service was ok, one of the lady's did help me make a good coffee choice which is highly liked. The pottery in there were so cute and very intricate. read more
Love this little coffee shop! I got the horchata latte, which didn't have a strong enough horchata flavor for me, but my friend got the Tonantzin latte and said it was really good, like Mexican hot chocolate. They had indoor and outdoor seating, and everything was decorated really cute. THE CUPS!! Love love love the cups- stunning, really. I would absolutely be back but I would try a different coffee. They had sugar free syrups and could do decaf espresso, which I appreciated. Very friendly service. read more
This experience of mine was exactly a week ago. After the heavy rush hour traffic had pretty much died down, I stopped here to get me a doppio with cream. We all know that this section of Santa Fe is very artsy. Being surrounded by art galleries etc. this hidden coffee shop is equally artsy. Colorful walls and interior design, it could as pastel colorful as it could get. Service was mediocre though. I order a doppio. I did order it to be iced but she gave me hot. So I kindly asked the lady to put some ice when she did, she didn't bother to get a clear iced drink cup. Instead, she poured ice cube scoop full of ice by dumping it into that small hot beverage cup where some amount of the espresso coffee kind of splashed out of the cup and didn't say anything to it (fortunately though it didn't splash on me or my clothes. Still in that kind of situation, if I were the barista, I would give me a different cup (iced drink one) so the cup wouldn't be overfilled.) I would, however, give this place a chance in the future because it is a cute place and find it very unique. I would like to try some of their food as well. read more
1 year ago
The place was mid, I honestly had a lot higher expectations as a Latina myself but it was alright. The place was cute and the seating area around was nice -- the service was average! They were pretty busy and only had two girls working there at the time :\ I ordered an avocado toast which was a HUGE disappointment for almost $8, i think the price of it was outrageous for what I got (picture attached). The only thing about it that made it "unique" was that the avocado is soaked in lime juice but that's really about it, i don't recommend purchasing it unless that's your only option! You can definitely make this yourself and have more for cheaper! As per the drink, I got a Gansito Mocha -- it tasted pretty good but towards the end, the bottom had a weird after taste! Overall I rate this a 3 star... could be a lot better but it's not terrible, i'd go back just to try out other drinks! read more
7 months ago
3 months ago
2 years ago
ABSOLUTE HIDDEN GEM, Service is impectable, the food is delicious, my Pera is laying beside me - does not need to be a service dog (outdoor patio), Free WIFI, DELICIOUS, seating with umbrellas, lovely small cafe with additional seating in the art gallery. Super nice owners and staff. Walkable, great shops around, PERFECT PLACE TO CHILL and write, work with GREAT FOOD, well behaved and service dogs are welcomed! read more
1 year ago
Had the blue corn atole which I have never seen before! But the sweet taste you world be expecting but delicious none the less! We had some aguas frescoes and they were good but just a little too much ice for me which didn't Lane much of the aguas. The quesadillo was your typical quesadillo . Location was super cute read more
This is a cute little coffee shop that's kind of hidden with a gallery connected to it. The register is right there when you walk in and the cashier was super nice. I got the medium dulce de leche latte for here and it came in a nice clay cup. We sat in the attached gallery area that has both artwork and quotes around. It's a nice place that's tucked in with the bustle of the busy Sante Fe road outside. Highly recommend this place!! read more
7 months ago
Into the Santa Fe arts district I found myself. I needed a hot cup of coffee. I found it. It was delicious. The ambience of this business was great. And the location was festive and arty. A nice outdoor-esque seating area was available as well as indoor seating. This is my new go-to coffee place while in the arts district. I cannot praise it enough. Visit. You'll be glad you did. The menu is small but they also have wares for sale. It's just great. read more
I really enjoyed their service, I told them I was new to the area and they gave me lots of info on where to go and etc. The seating is ample but it's nothing super cute, it's definitely a chiller vibe. A place to work and study. The food was delicious kinda small. I enjoyed their mocha latte quite a lot, but it is very sweet which is why I liked it so much! read more
1 year ago
Experience: Went in on a Monday late morning. Was not crowded. They were out of many items on the menu unfortunately, but we still ordered a couple of drinks and food. It's a good local spot to gather and bring awareness of the different people within the community or that collaborate within the community. Food/Drink: I ordered the mocha picante with oat milk, friend the horchata latte, and a chorizo burrito and a puerquito (ginger bread). I was thrown off by the burrito. I was expecting a more typical burrito, a hefty thing I could bite into for breakfast, but instead it has a modern twist, it was more like a panini, and was quite small. Taste was okay, I wouldn't order again. The puerquito was good and fresh, but for the price, not worth it, you can get these at any local panaderia from 75 cents to 2 max, these were 3.75, yikes. The mocha picante was good, I've never had it as a latte. I would get that again. Parking: There is free street parking on both sides of the street. We had no issue finding parking around 11am in the morning. Interior: I liked the decor, typical, festive, and I liked the local Denver touches from artists and historical information. As someone who lives in LA and is surrounded by different restaurants that represent different states in Mexico, it was nice to see this in the Santa Fe Arts district. Verdict: It's worth supporting if you're visiting. Since I don't live in Denver, I'm not familiar with the events or what they do in the community. I feel that it attracts a mix of people, and for many in Denver, may be the first introduction to Mexican culture. I did enjoy the different art pieces created by local artists up in the cafe seating area. read more
2 years ago
If you are on Santa Fe, you need to visit this place. Super cute coffee shop with a Mexican twist. They pay attention to decor, if you decide to dine in you'll be served in artisan mugs and bowls. Just a nice vibe and everyone is super friendly. I got the horchata latte and then tried a mix of horchata w dulce de leche. I would get it everyday if i could! read more
We stumbled upon this cafe while exploring the Art District on Santa Fe. There was plenty of seating in the courtyard and few seatings indoors. It was not loud at all and there were a lot of people studying/working. We ordered the Dulce de Leche Latte and the Tonantzin Mocha Latte. The staff was super helpful with our questions and the drinks came out fast. I loved that they offer non-dairy milk alternatives such as oat and almond, and the coffee was not diluted and perfectly made. Highly recommend if you're in Denver. :) read more
3 years ago
Such a cute coffee shop. Their horchata latte is so good as well as their mocha and just plain drip coffee. There is a colorful patio as well as plenty of space inside to work. Baristas are also really friendly. I love working here since i get good coffee, plenty of space to work from and it can be pretty quiet. read more
One of my new favorite coffee shops in Denver! Tonantzin is truly a hidden gem - the coffee and pastries were absolutely incredible, the ambiance is cozy and inviting, and the service is fast and friendly! I tried the horchata latte and was blown away. To snack on, I ordered a pastry with guava and cream cheese and it complimented the coffee perfectly! The seating area here doubles as a gallery, and the WiFi was strong enough to work from easily. I can't recommend this place enough - it's a must-try! read more
3 years ago
Buen lugar para trabajar de casa o estudiar pero no hay mucho espacio para grupos grandes. Tiene un patio muy bonito. El pan dulce se nos hizo carito y los tamales y quesadillas fueron aceptables y más al gusto Americano en mi opinión. Por ejemplo, la quesadilla decía que tenia queso Oaxaca y la recibí con queso cheddar. Y el café de olla no sabia a pilloncillo ni canela read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Happened to walk by and the fragrance pulled me in! They have actual house made burritos here which is so great because I can get them without cheese. I ordered the lavender ginger chai with oat and it was so flavorful and wonderfully spicy. The cup they served it in was so cute. I can't wait to come back and try something else. read more
3 years ago
Beautiful atmosphere. The Barista was so sweet and welcoming. The horchata latte was DELICIOUS! Not super sweet just absolutely perfect! read more
2 years ago
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3 years ago
Really amazing drinks, food, and service. We had the mocha, mocha picante, and the atole. The Pueblo panini is really cheesy and great! We will definitely be coming back!!! Beautiful area to sit and chat or do some work! Really nice outside sitting area as well as inside seating. read more
We went in on a Monday and some of the things on the menu, were not available and only on the weekend. Such as the tamales and they had ran out of empanadas on the weekend. The selection of the menu was not extravagant, however the service was great. The ladies in the front were very friendly and were very hospitable. Great attention, they even brought our coffees to our table. The ambiance of this place is really cute, the lay out of the tables and chairs are designed like when there is a posada and it's in the open air. Very cozy and welcoming space. I didn't get a chance to visit the inside of the shop but the outside was cute. There can definitely be some improvement on the Authentic Mexican foods and availability of what's on the menu. The atole was delicious and fresh as she made it right on the spot for me. read more
4 years ago
I don't even know where to start, everything about this coffee shop was AMAZING! I came to Denver for the weekend and I'm so glad I found Tonantzin! Destiny was our barista/cashier and was super helpful and informative about the drinks and food they offer, also making some amazing suggestions! Per her suggestion, I got the horchata latte con dulce de leche and my friend got the iced horchata latte and they were both amazing!! We also got burritos, the chicken chipotle (delicious!!) and the supreme (I believe?). The drinks and burritos were so yummy I had to stop by one last time before heading to the airport. I honestly can't wait to come back to Denver just so I can visit Tonantzin again! read more
4 years ago
Amazing hidden gem. Love the vibe took me back home. Just minutes from work I will for sure be back soon. read more
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910 Santa Fe Dr
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Denver, CO 80204
Lincoln Park, Southwest
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