Lost Coffee

What a hidden gem this place is—from the roughly-cut stone walls to the soft glow of a fire flickering across a massive grate. There’s plush seating sprinkled throughout the space, to enjoy serene panoramic views of green and blue just beyond the windows. Even the outdoor space provided is therapeutic, with fountains gurgling on both sides of the pond. My only complaint would be the distinct lack of friendliness shown from the short curly, dark-haired barista who took my order, though the other two workers seemed very sweet. She puts off unwelcoming vibes, 100%. I still plan on returning with my family, because happily, it’s a tucked away spot that feels inviting enough without the help of servers. The pastries looked delightful, too. I recommend checking this place out if you’re in the ar

We popped into coffee on a very cold January day while we were on our way down to Colorado Springs. We had trouble getting a chair! And it was too cold to go outside. We both had some sort of a pastry treat and both the coffee and the tree are not memorable, but they were fine but the ambience there is lovely. There are a lot of people working on laptops and I imagine if the weather were nicer, would’ve been wonderful to be outside every single chair was full in the place. It was hard to find a place to sit.

Some of the best brewed coffee and espresso you can get in Denver! The baristas are super friendly and kind, wonderful atmosphere if you're looking for somewhere to park and work a few hours. Don't forget to check out their tip jar, cracks me up every time!

Super cool hidden gem!!! Just see my pics! Leah, Aiden and Nicole are awesome! Coffee off the chain, food to die for and good vibes!

Great coffee, great service, lots of great spaces to hang out and work inside or outside. There are occasional cars and coffee events for residents of the nearby community