Café Kramer's

Shea is BY FAR THE KINDEST n sweetest and the best ever. Thank you for ur help ! They. Deserve a raise! I used to work at the ice cream shop in the past and they were all very helpful before I was a customer as well. Since we kindaaaa used to work together to make affogatos! :).

Surprisingly spacious coffee shop with tasty food options! We got the breakfast burrito, their Meat Quiche of the day (bacon, leek, and gruyeure cheese), a cappuccino, and the house juice. The burrito was excellent - not too heavy and the salsa was fresh and a little smoky. The quiche had flaky pie crust and fluffy eggs; great! The cappuccino was a bit milky for my preference but still nice. They didn't take names for the drinks, so there was a weird exchange where someone took my drink away because there were multiple cappuccino's ordered.. don't know how they can manage not taking names. Overall great spot! Also love that tax is included in the pricing :)

Crema Coffee House is great! Great vibe, the coffee was great, the iced matcha was great, the beet salad was delicious, and the thumbalina (cookie w jam) was great! The Staff was friendly and fast. The space is what it is… a historic coffee shop w cool vibes. You must go if you’re anywhere close to it!🤙

The coffee shop was a popular place for locals at 8 am on a Sunday morning. The staff member behind the counter was super energetic and bubbly. The place has a modern warehouse kind of coffee shop feel. Their seasonal maple orange something syrup latte was very tasty. It reminded me of an orange espresso that I had in Taipei. Very unique.

As soon as we landed in Denver, we were starving, and our very first stop was Crema Coffee House, a place I had been excited to try after researching local gems. From the moment we walked in, it felt incredibly homey, almost like stepping into a cozy corner of your own house. The service reflected that feeling perfectly, as everyone was warm, kind, and welcoming. The tables were beautiful with a funky, charming vibe, and the view outside made the space feel even more inviting. The menu was broad and full of surprises, the kind where you could visit multiple times and still find something new to try. I decided on the weekend breakfast sandwich, and once the food arrived, hunger almost overruled my instinct to take photos but the presentation was too good not to capture first. I paired it with a simple vanilla latte, which was fantastic and topped with lovely latte art that I’ll always admire (and envy). What really stood out was how well the presentation matched the flavor something that’s surprisingly rare. With such a wide range of food, drinks, and salads, this is clearly not a one-time visit kind of place. Unfortunately, I don’t live in Denver, but I’m very confident in saying this won’t be my last visit.