The 17 best spots for quiche in Denver

The hostess greeted us and mentioned this is a scratch kitchen, everything is homemade from scratch. We were seated outside with a covered patio. The warm Beignets with homemade blueberry jam is amazing. My plate of biscuits and sausage gravy, red beans, cheesy grits and potatoes was fantastic. The staff is very friendly and and down to earth. I highly recommend!!!

A friend and I had Sunday brunch and couldn’t have had a better experience. The only downside was not being able to try everything on the menu all at once… but we’ll be back! We started with beignets and cafe au lait (a requirement). I ordered the shrimp and grits which came with a biscuit and their homemade jam.

Born and raised in Louisiana I’m always looking for restaurants that can give me a taste of home. The beignets here were as close to Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans as I feel I can get. The omelette and potatoes had very little seasoning but I added my own which honestly I prefer instead of something being overly salty. The gravy was delicious and went well with my biscuit and I added some on my potatoes. Will definitely be back with the family.

One of a small chain of breakfast/lunch places that are meant to evoke New Orleans. The menu is the same as the Evans location, but is executed better at Evans. The bigness were crispy on the edges and a bit dense in the middle. They won't make you forget Cafe du Monde. The chicory coffee was fine. The cheese omelet was pretty basic. The eggs sardou are a much better choice. The potatoes were tasty. Service was fast and welcoming. The space is nicely decorated and comfortable. The outstanding feature is the outdoor seating when it's not to hot. They did not seem to have a Wi-Fi connection There is a small lot, but parking may be limited when the other businesses are open. It's adequate in the morning when they are not open.

Food was phenomenal. They even provide a little bread treat as an appetizer covered in powdered sugar. Mimosas were served in an ice tray. I recommend any of their eggs Benedict. I found it a little loud inside so if you can get outside dining, do it. If you're not hard of hearing you should be fine inside.

I do not know what more you would want from a breakfast spot. The vibe is cute, food slaps, and just consistent. I would recommend just about anything, but the biscuit is a must have. Just remember it is Denver, not actually the NOLA. This is about as good as we get in Denver.

I've been here s few times but tried a sandwich for the first time, and it was amazing as everything I've ever had here. I had a steak po'boy and, no joke, even the ketchup was next level. Mimosa was also on point!

Delicious pastries and latte. Prices reasonable for a café. Customer service was good but overheard several mistakes distributed to customers. Limited seating but finding a spot wasn't too tricky. Lovely place that's a must stop if you're in the area.

If it weren’t so far from my place in downtown Denver, I’d make this my regular coffee shop and bakery. Their baked goods are top notch. Not overly sweet and buttery- perfect balanced doses of savory and sweet that allows the flavor of dough to shine. I had the infamous almond croissant and apple raspberry strudel with a latte. Almond croissant is beautifully baked, crispy on the outside, layered airiness inside, and right amount of filling that doesn’t compromise the texture of the bread. Worth every dollar. Will definitely be visiting again and bringing friend next time!

Excellent bakery on a shopping block in an older neighborhood. Very good espresso based drinks, pastries and pies. The cherry raspberry strudel is particularly good. The sweetness of the crust is a nice contrast to the tart cherry/raspberry filling and pairs well with the latte. Service was great. It was friendly, prompt and efficient. The space is in an interesting older building with both tables and counter space for seating. They do have Wi-Fi available. There is a view into the back area where employees are busy baking. The on street parking is limited and can fill up during peak times.

Wow, one of the best bakeries in Denver, hands down. The pastries and coffee are superb - the galettes are my favorite. The only downside is that all of Denver knows about this place too.

A great, neighborhood spot to grab consistently delicious coffee and tea, a variety of fresh, house-made baked goods, and with a lovely historic atmosphere for spending time with friends, colleagues, your kids, or on your own. Service is always fairly quick even when the lines can get long (and they do, especially on weekends), and my espresso beverages have always been accurate. I like that they have hooks to hang your bag or jacket, well kept restrooms, and a nice view into their bakery production, too.

We love this spot when we have a craving for excellent pastries on the weekend. They have a great variety of choices both sweet and savory. It’s popular so plan to wait in line and potentially park on a side street.

I'm a newbie to Denver, but this is the best pastry I have tried. Love the atmosphere, and the chai is to die for.

Great place for breakfast and lunch. I particularly like the crab Benedict, the French toasts, the apple & Brie omelette and the frittatas. There are several other good choices on the menu as well. The pastry case is also well worth a look. Service is excellent - fast, friendly and efficient. The space is nicely decorated and comfortable. Parking is normally readily available since the restaurant that shares the lot is closed when Katherine's is open.

I was visiting Denver for my birthday. I was in desperate need for a pastry. After being very disappointed at a different bakery, we stumbled into Katherine's close to closing hoping to find something left. To my surprise, the bakery had A very kind and helpful staff, an energetic and personable owner and a wide selection. I picked almost one of everything and when we were checking out I cried with relief that I would get a beautiful treat for my birthday! Everything was absolutely wonderful and beautiful and I ate the entire box by myself over the course of 2 days. Highly recommend 10 out of 10.

For a split second I thought I was in a cafe in Europe. The food and coffee were very good and high quality. I was thankful for the friendly service bringing my dog a piece of bacon so he could also enjoy the morning!

I ordered a pear and chicken salad for $19+ (w/ tax) and was surprised to see it was served with canned pears. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning again and it’s sad to see other’s reviews b/c this restaurant like many others have been through a lot. But the current energy and food are no longer worth supporting.

Katherine's French Bakery & Café is a gem! Their pastries are exquisite – the croissants are pure buttery heaven. Paired with excellent coffee and a warm, inviting atmosphere, it's the perfect spot for a genuine French café experience. Truly outstanding!

Excellent service, great atmosphere & food. Bakery choices are plenty to choose from. Going back asap.

Great service! Very quick, efficient and friendly. We got a handful of pastries that were very tasty. Also one of the best dirty chai I've ever had. My wife's coffee was great too. Don't come to this area a lot as we live more south but will definitely back if we are ever around again.

Really good coffee. Friendly service. Blueberry lemon Danish was the best I've ever had and very tasty bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich on brioche. Cool neighborhood too.

Your local cafe on the corner! This place is fantastic, the food is outstanding and you can easily go overboard on the pastries (I did this). Fun fun place to visit and eat. I would recommend this place to everyone who visits Denver!! The traffic to order was constant and the service outstanding, turning out food like clockwork (amazing).

Very cute (Boss Lady's words, not mine) bakery/cafe. It's now her favorite in Denver. Once you walk in, the amazing smells of baked goods smacks your face. They have a large assortment of delicious pastries and breakfast items. We ordered some savory offerings this time. An egg, cheese, green chili and bacon danish and a quiche. Both were outrageously delicious. The coffee drinks are just as good. Seating is very limited with one small table and a street facing bar top. The staff are friendly and very helpful. It's our go-to Denver bakery!

There are few places in Denver that make you stop mid-bite and think, “This is exactly what breakfast is supposed to taste like.” Wooden Spoon Café & Bakery does that and more. From the moment you walk in, the scent of freshly baked pastries and roasted coffee beans wraps around you like a comforting blanket, and you can tell instantly that this place takes pride in doing things right. I started with their breakfast sandwich, and it was one of those deceptively simple dishes that leaves a lasting impression. Perfectly toasted bread with that golden crunch, a soft and buttery interior, and layers of eggs cooked just right — not dry, not runny — balanced with savory bacon and melted cheese that tied it all together. Every bite felt like comfort and craftsmanship rolled into one. You could tell everything was made with intention, from the bread itself to the seasoning on the eggs. To pair with it, I ordered a vanilla latte, and honestly, it was one of the best I’ve had in Denver — smooth, rich, and balanced without being overly sweet. The espresso had depth and character, and the vanilla was subtle, not overpowering. It’s rare to find a latte that feels both indulgent and artfully crafted, but this one nailed it. For dessert (or breakfast round two, depending on how you look at it), I tried the raspberry bar — and it deserves its own standing ovation. The tartness of the raspberries against the buttery crumble base was spot-on. It wasn’t overly sugary, just perfectly balanced. You could tell it was made with real fruit, not some syrupy imitation. It tasted like something that came straight out of a small-town European bakery — nostalgic, homey, and elegant at the same time. And then there’s Jason, who made the entire experience even better. He greeted me with genuine warmth and that effortless hospitality you just can’t fake. He checked in at just the right times, offered great recommendations, and had a calm, upbeat energy that made the morning feel brighter. You can tell he really loves what he does and wants every guest to feel welcome. Everything about Wooden Spoon — from the food and coffee to the staff and cozy vibe — makes it one of Denver’s hidden gems. It’s the kind of spot you want to tell everyone about, but also secretly want to keep to yourself because it’s that special. Whether you’re grabbing a quick coffee or sitting down for a slow breakfast, this café reminds you why supporting local bakeries matters. Thank you, Jason & Johnny, and the entire team at Wooden Spoon, for making mornings in Denver feel just a little more perfect.

Searched for carrot cake, Wooden Spoon came up as highly recommended and it was absolutely delicious. Carrot cake isn’t usually my favorite cake, but this was a great cake - a great balance of sweet, spice, and the right cream cheese icing. No raisins, obviously that would be a travesty. Easy to call and place an order a few days in advance. They even inscribed it for me (candles were separate). I was temped by all of their other delicious pastries so I would be back to try them!

We are from out of state, and we stopped in for breakfast and some pastries and everything was fantastic. The brioche buns the breakfast sandwiches come are are subtly sweet and soft, but hold together perfectly and it compliments the savory ingredients so well. The strawberry rhubarb danish was tart and soft and so good. The cherry danish looks like a piece of art and the strawberry nutella crossiant was flaky and perfect. The matcha chai was also perfect. Everyone was so kind and welcoming as well. We are so glad we chose to eat here and we will definitely be back!

Updated 9/12/24 This spot is one of the greatest hidden gems in the highlands. Jason and his crew have been cranking out incredible bakery, breakfasts, and coffee since before 2016 when I lived just around the corner. The food is amazing (brioche is to die for), and the staff is second to none. Great variety to accommodate many palates. Definitely go here, it's worth it! Previous post: Very friendly staff, the best breakfast sandwiches, and my personal favorite: a daily quiche special that's the best in town.

Pretty wide open local coffee shop with a variety of special drinks. The menu updated and they no longer have panini. Service we got was pretty bad. Cashier/barista was pretty unfriendly. I heard great recommendations on their panini and was very excited to try. Did not see on their menu and asked if they had panini. Cashier/barista just pointed at the menu above and we felt like it was such a nuisance for us to have interest in learning more about the menu and any questions are unwelcome, we should just look at the menu and dont ask any questions. According to the menu, they no longer serve panini. We tried some sandwiches (comes with potato chips), butterfly tea, and pistachio latte. It also took a while for us to get our food. Food and drink was good but service was not.

Such a great coffee spot! Love the atmosphere - it’s super cozy. The staff was very helpful and kind. They have a ton of variety with coffee drinks (and non coffee!) and we loved the cozy seating. They also had delicious gluten free pastries - will definitely be back!

Favorite coffee shop on my daily work route. Coffee is delicious and the food is also outstanding. Ambience is warm, rustic and artsy, and inviting. Eden has helped me several times. She is always lovely. Interactions with Jason as well, prove the staff here is consistently friendly, down to earth, and give five star customer service every time. I change it up with my coffee order (can't go wrong) & the fact that I can and its always made how I like it says a lot. Ive had the cold brew, dirty iced chai latte, and double espresso recently. Ordered the egg, cheese, feta, and sundries tomato sandwich on ciabatta this time to go. Ended up devouring half of it before I left. Thanks SouJourners owners and staff for your charm and hospitality and standard of excellence. See you soon.

A very cozy coffee shop with great coffee and food. I got a croissant sausage egg and cheese sandwich that was super delicious served with chips. Their drip coffee is also very good. They serve burritos, breakfast/lunch sandwiches and a variety of pastries. There are about 10 square tables with two couch areas and the tables on the middle of the cafe don’t have extension cords unfortunately.

Not worth it. Spent over $80 for a 3 person order… At that point I was hoping for a revolutionary coffee and breakfast order but it fell short for the price tag. Coffee was basic, the sausage egg and cheese sandwiches come with a cooked-from-frozen sausage the size of barely 2/3s of the bagel size (which a generous guesstimate). Never spent that much at a coffee shop before and don’t plan on doing so again. You’re paying for the vibe, not the quality.

Such a cute little cafe tucked in the neighborhood feel. Lots of pastries and goodies to choose from to eat and a huge cafe menu filled with traditional coffee beverages, fun lattes, smoothies, tea and so much more. There’s a cozy atmosphere inside that invites you to stay all afternoon, and a doggy friendly patio space out front by the parking lot to enjoy on nice days. There’s definitely something for everyone here! (Dairy free milk options available as well!)

Atmosphere was great. Relaxing and good space to work. Coffee was really bad. The expresso was burnt in my Almond Joy latte and you couldn't even cover it up with the flavoring. Service was almost as bad... simply asking for water (when the pitcher is out) was too much for the barista. Surprised by our experience as the reviews would suggest better.

First, I've been to the other locations and love going. This was my first time here and WOW!! IN A BAD WAY! RUDE AND MEAN. When we walked in, the staff was rude and acted like we didn't belong there. I grew up in the neighborhood! I asked for hot, then decided to go with cold with light ice. Yeah, that went well. They filled it completely with ice. I asked if I could get a cup to remove the ice. Apparently, he thinks it ok to mock the customer and get upset about it. The girl just laughed at him and treated us badly. I asked to do it myself.  Then the other person asked for light ice, again he wasn't happy with it. Do they not realize it's the customers paying for their wages? I'm so disappointed. I would suggest NOT GOING here if you could avoid it. Unless you like being treated bad. Note: The other locations so far have been great to go!

I’ve been a loyal customer of Bardo Coffee House for years and have always enjoyed the environment. But during my most recent visit, I learned something surprising: you must purchase a drink in order to receive a Wi-Fi code — a policy that is not posted anywhere in the shop or clearly mentioned on their punch cards. In fact, the cards read “FREE WIFI” prominently, and the only fine print mentions how to earn punches for drinks, with no mention that a purchase is required for internet access. When I calmly brought this up to the manager — without anger or attitude — her demeanor changed immediately. She became noticeably defensive, which strongly suggested to me that this isn’t the first time this concern has been raised, and she knows the signage (or lack thereof) is misleading. That kind of response from management says a lot. It’s not the Wi-Fi policy itself that’s the issue — it’s the lack of transparency and the unwillingness to own or correct it when politely addressed. If you’re going to require a purchase for Wi-Fi, that’s fine — just say so clearly on your materials or in the shop. Customers deserve that honesty and clarity. I hope Bardo will choose to address this in a straightforward way, because until then, it comes across as false advertising — and that erodes trust.

I got a breve latte, have never had trouble before and I LOVE bardo’s. I think this was a one off incident but the half and half in the breve was super curdled and bad. It looks like I drank it but I took one sip and could tell it was rotten, not sure what happened. Otherwise, love bardo’s !

Love coming here when I need to hunker down and get some work done. My only complaint is that sometimes it’s *too* busy to even find a seat but that’s what happens when you’re a great business! I usually get the matcha with oat milk. It’s a nice basic matcha without any added frills. It’s perfect.

The Bardo Coffee House baristas always slay a matcha. Bring back good matcha baristas!!! Some of you people just like flavored milk... Don't get a matcha if you don't like matcha.

4.5/5 - great coffee, didn’t try any food besides the pumpkin bread that’s cooked at a local bakery (delicious). Will return and possibly bump the score after trying to food. Coffee is solid and par for the course regarding cost-flavored ratio. The vibe inside is wonderful, one of my favorite coffee shop interiors in Denver. Great for studying or working from home. Location is a little rough right outside Broadway - the outdoor seating is pretty unpleasant because it sits right on what is essentially a 5-lane highway, but that is Denver’s fault mostly. Great access to this spot with the bike lane nearby. I want to visit again and try some of their other food options before potentially bumping to a 5. This is a special spot and the people of the neighborhood obviously love it. I just wish it was on a calmer street.

Very mellow and relaxing spot for getting work done with a cup of coffee or tea. They have breads and pastries too, even have day-old options for half off. Super cool. Bathrooms for customers, password accesible wifi and lot of seating but it fills fast!

I've gone here for many years. The coffee is great, the gf, vegan muffins are great, the service is wonderful. They also have meeting spots, like hidden gems within the building. It's cozy, they support local artists, the community and lots of wonderful causes. A truly wonderful place to spend your money on Colfax.

What a dope little coffee shop!! I love that they provide vegan food options, v chocolate coconut donuts which were a yummy healthy treat AND there was a vegan breakfast burrito (i didn’t try it but appreciate the option)! I tried their strawberry white chocolate cookie as well which was a nice soft and chewy. They have alternative milk options for their drinks too. The barista was very friendly and i liked the overall vibe!

i love this spot. dog friendly. lots of vegan treats. friendly staff. front patio if you like to people watch, cuter back patio if you like some privacy. 10/10

Love! Moving to the area soon, so stopped in on a visit. Will 100% be my neighborhood staple. Coming from a long-time barista, this shop has it all! Great coffee, great ambiance, fantastic staff (and a full bar). Went twice- once slow and once when it was busy and both times they were fast, friendly, and flavorful. Iced americano with pistachio hit the spot!

This is one of my favorite coffee shops in Denver. No Frills. so comfortable, great outdoor and indoor seating in the front and in the back the coffee is incredible. The pastries are great. The staff are so kind. It’s one of those places when you walk in and you just feel at home because it’s just genuine. It’s a true safe space and haven

Hooked on Colfax is my absolute favorite place in Denver to go and get work done. The ambiance of the shop is incredible and there are plenty of options for seating. I love that there are two separate downstairs areas available for guests, as well as a cute little patio in the back. The food and drink options are INCREDIBLE (seriously, you have to try any of their baked goods). There's really great artwork features by local artists, which is one of my favorite aspects. Highly recommend Hooked on Colfax for anything and everything you might need.

Love this place. Great coffee, plenty of space. Local art for sale. I've had a couple of their pastries which were pretty good and I'm looking forward to trying their burritos next time. If you decide to go to the basement, be careful on the stairs!

I had a pistachio scone and my husband had an almond scone, and we both had iced coffee. The pistachio scone was pretty good, not dry at all like most scones, but the coffee wasn't great. Not terrible, but I wouldn't go back for coffee.

Beautiful little locally owned coffee shop right on 8th. Cute and trendy area with several other coffee shops but I can say with certainty that this is the best one in the neighborhood.

The service is taking a bit of a hit in the last few months. The servers are less friendly and act as if you've interrupted their day. It's happened more than once and with different servers. When you smile and say hello, they don't even reapond with anything more than a nod. Not cool.

My favorite coffee shop in the area!! IMO, Kochi has the BEST drip and cold brew coffee (the dark roast is to die for) and the best service/staff - so friendly and kind!! Also love that they have several GF options. If you're in the area, you NEED to stop by! Thanks for always making my day, Kochi!

Honestly, such a great find! Ca Cafe Kochi has a super cozy and chill vibe. The coffee was really good (I had the Kochi latte — loved it), and the desserts were as beautiful as they were tasty. The staff was friendly but not overbearing, which I really appreciate. I’ll definitely be coming back — it’s perfect for a quiet break or getting some work done.

This place is definitely for tea aficionados. Lots of milk tea and herbal tea options to try along with pastry. Drinks tried: Spicy chai and Mocha. Served hot and tasted amazing. Loved the overall ambience. I had an outstanding spinach and feta croissant. One can also try their loose herbal tea options. The prices are a little costly but definitely a good place to try tea options and coffee.

Great coffee and chill spot to catch up on some work. Limited street parking so try in back.

I always look forward to visiting this mom&pop style cafe. Always an abundance of great treats here. I highly recommend the lemon poppyseed loaf & monkey bread. The day-old is half price if they’ve got it. The owner is an incredible French woman - she knows her croissants which are the star of the front display everyday as well.

My first time here and it’s fantastic. Great variety of pastries, croissants, quiches, and breads. Charming atmosphere. Reminded of coffee shops/bakeries in New England. Very friendly staff. I had the sticky bun, the chocolate/almond croissant, and a drip coffee. Everything was sooo good. Plenty of parking. Six tables inside and a couple of picnic benches outside. I’ll definitely be back! Went back and had a strawberry/cream cheese croissant and took home a cinnamon bun with cream cheese frosting. Both were delicious. I’ve been back many times. My only complaint, especially if you’re going to sit there for awhile, the bell on the door is one of the most annoying things ever.

First time coming here, it was recommended to me for their chocolate croissants. I ended up getting a Nutella croissant, raspberry croissant, and a viennoise cream pastry. All three were amazing & the lady who helped me was so very sweet. Will definitely be coming back here whenever I am in the area.

Couldn’t have had a better croissant and coffee at Detour Bakery! The staff is friendly and you can tell they put a lot of hard work into their products. My goal is to try every pastry here. We had a great experience and will definitely be back. If you’re in the Glendale / Cherry Creek area. This is a must go to spot!

So glad to have found this gem! Mike high living is great, but finding good bread is difficult. Detour bakery has the good from delicious quiche to a baguette to go with your dinner, and a pastry for dessert, you'll find it here. Don't wait to long, they can run out. We're having homemade meatball sandwiches on the traditional loaf.

Came for a sourdough starter, stayed for the immaculate vibes and flaky chocolate croissant. I appreciate that it’s cozy yet airy, and the outdoor seating would be great for a Saturday or Sunday morning stop! They have a good menu of different types of croissants both savory and sweet. The Gateaux Chocolate is available for small bites, but you can order a large one for special occasions, too! I’m very much looking forward to coming back here again. It’s out of my way, but so worth the drive!

Such a lovely little hole-in-the-wall cafe! The smells were so delicious and the pastries looked even better. Such a large selection of goodies to choose from. I got a strawberry cream cheese croissant and it was one of the softest and fluffiest croissants I’ve had in Denver, period. The latte was very good and oat milk is available (yay!). Would definitely recommend to a friend, especially if you want a cute and quiet cafe to hide in.

What an excellent coffee experience! I was looking for a quaint coffee shop near me and stumbled upon this gem. The quiche was exquisite, the staff was informative and they make their own syrups in house. I had a great time with my fiance and will be returning.

Had a cup of hot chai latte at cafe. The staff was nice and the atmosphere was quiet. And I bought a bag of coffee beans! There's plenty of parking space! The cafe has a modern atmosphere!

Very good drip coffees and espresso based drinks. The orange blossom latte is especially good with a small piece of candied orange as a garnish. The flavor really comes through. They also have a small selection of pastries. The staff is great. Fast and friendly. The space is made for working on laptops with a lot of counter/table seats. They do have Wi-Fi for guests. The feel is a little modern industrial, but comfortable with fairly low level music playing in the background. There is also outdoor seating. Parking is not normally an issue.

All the syrups are house made!! I had cold brew with honey lavender syrup and it was divine. The barista working was lovely and the inside has more seats than it seems like it would. The price for the quality is also great. Highly recommend!!

Fantastic coffee! They have some unique options such as the sunflower latte which I got. I really enjoy their quality espresso and options!

I go here so often, I love coffee and the greater Denver area has sooo many amazing options, but Sonder will ALWAYS be in my top 3. I miss living right next door but whenever I'm craving a unique latte with housemade syrups or a good cortado with some amazing freshly roasted espresso they're my go-to no matter if it's a bit far that day. the baristas always make my day with good coffee and good conversation and whenever one of the owners, Julia, is in she always recognizes me and asks about my lil birds (who I sometimes bring in when it's warm enough)! the vibe is immaculately curated, it's clear the owners care so much about the ambiance as well as their coffee. have so much more to say but that sums up how much I love and highly recommend Sonder Coffee & Tea, either location!

I thought the coffee was delicious! I got an oat milk latte, it was so smooth! Fiancé thought his latte was a little sweet, but we can always ask for half sweet next time! My only feed back was the barista was alone at 9:30 in the morning. Line to the door. I felt so bad for her! Maybe an off day or someone called out.

We aren't in Denver often, but since we heard so many great things about this place we had to stop in for a visit while we were in town. Very friendly service, great coffee and treats, nice atmosphere, and cute decor/merch. I enjoyed the Strawberry Shortcake Sweet Bread, which was very soft & moist. My husband had the coffee cake? And I think it was the Bananas Foster Latte, he really enjoyed both.

I love it here 😭 if I lived in Denver I would be here every day. The latte was honestly the best I've ever had, and every bite of food was too good to be true. Their biscuit is really out of this world, and breakfast fries is a beautiful concept that I will recreate forever. So happy that they sold the biscuit mix so I can try to create a little piece of this heaven at home. Oh, and the strawberry donut holes were also the best donuts I've eaten since being gluten free. This place is magical!!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Had a wonderful lunch at Rivers and Road Coffee in Denver with my daughter and mom! 🥗🍽️ We ordered the pastrami, and it was absolutely delicious. The dressing on the salad was so good—I wish I could buy it! Everything is totally gluten-free, and the portions are huge, so you definitely get your money’s worth. They also have amazing pastries 🥐 and delicious Italian cream sodas 🥤. The service was amazing, and the prices are very reasonable. The music was a bit on the louder side, but it didn’t take away from the great experience. We’ll definitely be returning! 🎶💛

This place is amazing. You can tell the folks working here love what they do - everyone is super kind and the food is consistently so flavorful and delicious. It’s also very affordable considering most places in Denver upcharge $3-4 dollars for anything GF. Will be coming back again and again

One of my favorite Denver coffee shops. Food is fantastic - try the breakfast sandwich! Coffee is great too. Love the design and all the plants

My husband and I are both gluten free, and are incredibly impressed! They are great for most dietary restrictions. The breakfast sandwich was so yummy and filling! I ordered the chai and it might be the best I have had! Perfect balance of creamy, sweet and spicy! My husband ordered the butter coffee, he said, "It was awesome! Very enjoyable." Wish I could give this place more than 5 stars.

You don’t need my five star review, Rivers and Roads, but here take it 🫴 Food is bomb, if you’re gluten free talk about an amazing place to go. I don’t know if I’ve ever had such an out of this world **gluten free** breakfast sandwich as the sausage biscuit sandwich. Bite for bite, so incredible. The pastries rotate daily, so my only complaint here is once you have a favorite don’t miss a day when it’s there because it may not be the next day!! Specifically the maple muffin was 👩🏻‍🍳💋. Half the patio is dog friendly, so just make sure you sit on the right side accordingly.

Took my daughter here to pick some food up for breakfast, and it got packed pretty quickly. They were short staff with one lady taking orders, getting the drinks, and warming the pastries up, but she took care of the multiple orders. This place also shares a variety of local art that is for sale, so it is good to stop by to glance at possible gifts. We loved the drinks, the food, and how they tend to dogs, too. This is worth a visit

Oh my gosh, this place is fantastic. Google maps brought me to the tire shop on the next block, which was not helpful. This coffee shop is on Quince St, which should be pretty self explanatory, probably, lol. It's SO CUTE in here!! Back yard (dog friendly) is also really cute, partially covered! Lots of patio space! I ordered the Sagittarius specialty drink (dirty chai with hazelnut and toffee) AND I'M NOW COMPLETELY OBSESSED - IT WAS DIVINE. Ma got a white chocolate cinnamon mocha which was also super good. Employees were friendly, vibe amazing. And they have gluten free pastries!

Loved how inviting the space is and how welcoming the staff is here. Went for an event for the first time and it felt as if we'd been going for years! Have already recommended to friends and family!

Super cute spot inside, delicious drinks and friendly service! The yard could use some TLC, it’s got stuff strewn all over, looks a bit neglected and there was unfortunately a lot of dog poop which is probably due to owners not picking up after their pets. Grateful for a vegan burrito option but it wasn’t that good and somehow super oily. Just leaving this feedback as a few things that could be improved upon but I will be back because I had a great experience overall

I love Quince with my whole heart! The atmosphere is so welcoming and warm. They also always have incredible events and happenings. Incredible community space right here!

Funky artsy coffee shop - great for hanging out and getting a snack. Gluten free pastry options and dairy free alternatives available. Dogs welcome on porch and out back. Restroom is available, and friendly service. A printer is also available. Free parking.

Altho I wish that the espresso shot pulls werent so frequently far too long and super bitter, and I wish the backyard and inside was more kid safe and free of dog potty business, I simply adore this cafe for its wonderful people. It's my absolute favorite cafe in the area. More savory food options would be nice too. The chickens are adorable.

Solid brunch option for classic items that have a signature twist. The beautiful espresso martini was served in an adorable stemless glass and was quite strong. We enjoyed the classic and chicken biscuit. Not blown away, but also not disappointed. Portions are small compared to any brunch spot I've frequented. The coffee, though, is very acidic, almost sour. We were slow to receive initial service, but once tended to, everything was perfect!

We went on a Sunday and the wait can be long but it is well worth it. My friends and I got the biscuit and gravy, Cesar salad, and the burger with fries. The food was tasty and the service was great. We ordered our food as we got seated and it came out pretty quick.

Definitely a top brunch spot in Denver. The large bacon chunks in the Fox Run burrito were a great touch. The Lemon Ricotta Pancakes were also packed full of flavor.

This was our first time here, we absolutely loved it. I had no intentions of getting the banana bread, but after hearing about it I absolutely had to. Let me tell you it did not disappoint. It was crunchy and chewy and oh so delicious. It really is the star of the show. Don't get me wrong the rest of our food was delicious as well, but definitely try the banana bread.

Arguably the best breakfast/brunch in Denver. The food, drinks, atmosphere, and service are all top-notch. So much so that I’m not sure what to recommend the most. The breakfast burrito, griddled banana bread, BLT, and even the homemade hot sauce are all some of the best I’ve ever had. I can’t recommend it enough! I even appreciate the ability to join the waitlist online so you know when to arrive and be seated. Fox Run Cafe is a must for any local or visitor!

Y’all - RUN don’t walk to this place! Seriously the best brunch/breakfast spot I’ve ever been to! FOOD - Every single bite had me eyes-in-the-back-in-my-head loosing it - super fresh, well crafted menu - we got a little bit of everything - the bacon breakfast burrito was life changing! lemon ricotta pancakes were the best I’ve ever had - berry compote + maple butter + streusel- every single bite was perfect. Since we were traveling and had never been , they treated us to the grilled banana bread on the house and it’s one of the best I’ve ever had too. We both tried a locally brewed Kolsch and it was also great! SERVICE + ATMOSPHERE - the host was a delightful dude who was super informative! They let us get a burrito in last minute since they stop serving them at 12, and the ambience of the place was really nice too. Open to the street with some outdoor bar seating too. Fall breeze pouring in - so nice. Every time I’m in Denver I will be going to Fox Run!

We went there for the first time today, but it won't be our last. Really fantastic! I had a G-Tea, we later learned it takes days to make - infused gin with tea and then lots of other good stuff! We had the breakfast burrito, chicken biscuit, bread pudding french toast, and the lemon ricotta pancake. It was all fabulous! We went on a week day and just had to wait a few minutes. Seating is limited, but they do have the join waitlist, which I'm sure is a must for weekend dining. Pictured is the breakfast burrito which was excellent - and I really loved the salsa. Just had our second visit - I think this is our place! Unfortunately they didn’t have the gin tea drink - but they had an apple one that was good. Today we had the galette and the quiche. Both super yummy! Update: this was our 3rd visit so I guess that makes us regulars! Today I had the breakfast burrito again and we tried the BLT - so so good!

There, Louisiana sausage Quiche is phenomenal! Definitely recommend this hidden jewel. I also tried the waffles, which were lemon/blueberries. This is a place worth checking out. Enjoy

As excited as I was to try some coffee it did not happen. The review is not based off food clearly but the service. As soon as I walked in at 3:40 I said Hi, and the first thing the cashier says theres no food because don’t I know what time they close?… I said actually no this is my first time here and that’s okay because I just want coffee anyways. Then he just seemed angry and annoyed and I was looking at the menu but after that encounter and I just said you know what that’s okay thank you. And I walked out. I believe there’s ways to approach situations and people and my first impression unfortunately did not sit right. So I hope the cashier had a better day after that :)

I had a delightful breakfast at Café Ciboulette in southeastern Denver this morning with my boyfriend, and it was an experience worth sharing. We arrived at 8:30 am, just after they opened, so our food was incredibly fresh, warm, and oh-so-delicious. We started our morning with an assortment of macarons, which were beautifully crafted and melted in our mouths. I indulged in a strawberry and Nutella crepe with caramel drizzle and powdered sugar on top—absolutely heavenly! My boyfriend opted for a classic Belgian waffle, perfectly crispy and served with butter and syrup. The pesto panini we shared was a standout, featuring chunks of fresh tomato and mozzarella that created a perfect blend of flavors. To round out our breakfast, we tried the spinach artichoke quiche. It was warm, fluffy, and had a wonderfully crispy crust—truly to die for! Café Ciboulette has become a cherished spot for those rare, sleepy mornings when I can afford a bit of indulgence. I initially discovered this gem when I lived off E Mississippi Ave. Even now, living near Union Station, I gladly make the 20+ minute drive to enjoy their incredible food whenever I can. If you’re in southeast Denver and looking for a cozy breakfast spot with delicious food and a welcoming atmosphere, Café Ciboulette is a must-visit. Highly recommended! • Kayla R.

Really good place to gather your thoughts while enjoying smaller breakfast options. The quiche was light and tasty and the waffle was the same. Everything was made with care. The staff were very nice, pleasant and let me keep the coffee mug because I liked it so much! Great first experience!!

Food made fresh, some right in front of you! Very delicious! Best breakfast/ brunch spot I've ever been to. AMAZING!

Really nice spot, trusted the rating and decided to come check it out and do not regret it! Awesome and flavorful crepes, quiche was outstanding also! They were nice enough to throw in some extra whip cream on the waffles!

What a diamond in the rough! We were on our way back to the Denver Airport, and we came upon this coffee and tea shop! Such a cute place with numerous loose leaf and baged teas to choose from, coffees, lattes, crepes, quiche and sandwiches! We ordered a vegan matcha latte, naturally sweetened with honey, (which is rare from a coffee shop) a Cappuccino, and a strawberry Nutella crepe. The drinks were delicious and the crepe was fantastic 😋. Definitely worth the wait. I hope to come back some day to try their quiches and savory crepes!

Lekker Coffee is a charming and convivial coffee shop located in the RiNo neighborhood. The staff is very friendly and always up for a quick chat with their regulars, creating a welcoming and communal atmosphere. The colorful and lively decor adds to the overall ambiance, and the outdoor patio is a cute spot to enjoy your coffee. I enjoyed a cortado and an iced horchata latte during different visits, but the other time I had a cappuccino to go and it felt a little rushed.

Aptly very artistically designed and very comfortable Cafe. Great place to sit down and talk to others or work on something on your laptop. Very good service. The Coffee I had (Americana) was rather light. If you're looking for stronger stuff, get the espresso.

Coffee was fine. I just had a black drip. Had a scone but it was just ok. A bit dry. Service was normal. There was a lack and of power for laptops. Also could not find the WiFi password posted... I'll put that on me for being too lazy to ask

What a cute coffee shop! My friend and I stopped in to do homework and we had a great time. The owners were there and you could tell they loved what they were doing. I ordered a hazelnut iced latte (large), and it was good! Atmosphere: 10/10! Tons of places to sit and relax. More for hanging out than getting work done. Experience: overall very great. They do close a little early in the winter so I am looking forward to the summertime hours :) For more denver reviews and suggestions follow my google review account or Instagram @ Audrey.Pullliam

Spent $31 dollars on coffee and burritos. Both were top ten most disappointing yet. The coffee is basically a glorified drip with a 70% milk to coffee flavor profile. No microform to be found. And the burrito is old, greasy, and dry. #coffeeshopcatfished. No idea how they have such a high rating.

BEST HORCHATA LATTE I’ve had in my life. I don’t say that lightly because 1. I’m Mexican-American and grew up drinking horchata made from scratch and 2. I’ve had lots of drinks calling themselves horchata and not tasting anything like horchata. So kuddos to the ladies for nailing decor, atmosphere, BREAKFAST BURRITOS and most importantly of all: COFFEE. Do yourself a favor and scroll through the pics. Come here for great service, yummy breakfast, amazing lattes... come quick before all of Denver finds out and you have to wait in line outside the door!

On a cross country road-trip, googled coffee shop near I-70 and selected this place. Great find with good baked goods and coffees plus next door you can get avocado toast. RINo neighborhood has amazing energy! Only slight negative is trying to find parking… went around a few times. Dog friendly.

Awful. Run away! Don’t live here! I’ve lived in many places and this is THE WORST. Read the reviews. This will be buried, but IMT is the worst property management company I’ve ever been with. I’ve been with 7 different companies. IMT is awful. You can’t have packages delivered here because they are stolen. My “neighbor” hit my car in our assigned parking spots and lied to the cops making it a whole thing. I moved in and there was flooding. Less than one year later, my home flooded. Maintenance is horrible. They leave sharp objects behind. I had gross water dripping into my bathtub for months upon moving in. You have to supervise anyone in your home. The hot tub rarely works. Your car windows will be smashed in. You will be charged fees that are wrong and be out money, despite submitting documentation. Maintenance is rude. Maintenance worker sat in the “most secured” garage smoking cigarettes making it smell like an ashtray. By law, my home was not habitable for 3 days. If you like being gaslit and spending money in a place that isn’t a community, then go for it. The leasing office staff and maintenance workers need to be managed by you. I’ve lived in actual luxury apartment complexes; this is not luxurious. Currently, my door is warped from water damage and I have to shove my body against my door to open it. The elevators stop working and the building violates ADA law. I have photos of places where fire extinguishers are supposed to be and they aren’t. Safety isn’t prioritized here. It isn’t a community because everyone is suspicious of each other because of all of the crime. They say “crime has no address” and I can look back 5 years ago to see the same issues in reviews…nothing ever changes or is done to make it better for you and your living experience. The same problems week after week, month after month, year after year, and nothing is done. No one takes pride in the work here or in making this place a community. I’ve had way too many scares and I also have exposed nails on a transition strip that was “fixed” when I first moved in and then “fixed” again and then ruined by the flooding, so now exposed nails are back in style. This isn’t a community. The State of Colorado said that IMT broke the warranty of habitability and that I could take further steps. It is also just disgusting. The carpets that had water soaked into them haven’t been replaced. It’s gaslighting and you get to pay thousands a month for it! ❤️‍🩹 I have a disability and they said I could break my lease without a lease break fee. And where would I go? How would I pay for another move in less than one year? Laural’s response proves that the truth does not exist here. There have been times when I have had to have friends help me to my home because all elevators to access my home are broken, which violates ADA law. They aren’t up to code when there are places where fire extinguishers should be and they aren’t there. I have documentation! This is the type of treatment you get. I get this: “refusing” to take an offer, yet I am going through a very difficult time medically and hiring packers and movers while I’m undergoing medical treatments isn’t how I will run my life. Laural wants to make it sound like I’ve been given an offer I can’t possibly refuse, yet I wasn’t planning to move again and I physically can’t, pointing to the ableism that exists here! 😎 Consider: I have been here less than one year and there have been two floods. The ceiling in the underground parking garage falls onto cars. Taking pride, doesn’t exist. If it did, I wouldn’t be writing this. TRULY rent anywhere else! Cortland is a better company, which isn’t saying a lot! NOTICE how they say “apologies and then never actually say sorry. 🤗 Laural responding here isn’t the Laural who yells over me on the phone and does not listen or respect me. It shows that they cannot even follow through when you have to submit multiple maintenance requests. Do not recommend if you have a disability! The pool area is not accessible for disabled people. The property does not care.

I stopped in to Coda Coffee in Glendale, AZ this morning after talking to their lead office in Colorado and finding out their coffees are available here. I walked into a more warehouse-ish space and was greeted and spoke to Artie Cox and others, and I had a great experience. I work at a very small business and just wanted to pick up some coffee that I had tasted elsewhere, that was made by Coda. Well... NOW knowing they can sell retail and I can get my "NOW" favorite coffee here locally, I will most certainly continue to make the drive to pick up my ground or bean coffee. Artie also advised they could deliver to my office. I was very pleasantly surprised by my experience and visit. I will be back. Thank you Artie and thanks to the team at Coda!!

Someone gave me a bag of this coffee and I looked it up to get more not realizing that this was a wholesale distribution center. I entered reluctantly and was BLOWN AWAY by the kindness shown to us by Kim. She was amazingly kind and knowledgeable. She walked us through everything and was never pushy. We will always support this business! We love their coffee and their people. I am reluctant to buy online because the drive from Castle Rock was worth it just for the interaction ❤️

Great selection of single origin and blends. We signed up for their coffee club and receive a 5 pound bag of whole bean every month. I send an email on the first letting them know which roast I prefer that month. We look forward to our Coda Coffee every day.

I went in on an errand for a family member, and Gina (Gigi ) at the front desk was absolutely wonderful! She was lovely as I asked her questions that I'm sure most customers already know, and was patient while I called said family to confirm what I was supposed to pick up. I never knew Coda existed before today, and if this is how they treat confused walk-in customers I will wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking to pick up coffee or bottles of syrup! They are definitely worth a visit!

NOT a coffee shot. This place is a wholesale coffee roaster. They have the best coffee in town!. I drive over there just to buy 2 lbs a month directly from the warehouse. Kim works the front desk and is as sweet as she can be. They have about 20 selections of coffee beans. Everything from single origin, to fair trade organic. I'm a huge coffee nut and this is the best coffee I've ever had.

Very friendly and charismatic staff with an excellent selection when it comes to roasts; the coffee is air roasted which gives this place a very unique stand amongst their competitors. I made the mistake of ordering one of the featured seasonal drinks, as it was incredibly too sweet for my taste, but I will be back.

Coda is a wholesale coffee roaster. They have a great person at the front desk who is the main reason that this place is excellent. Kim rocks the house, and is worth visiting - she makes a killer coffee and is super nice!