Restaurant · Wash Park
1476 S Pearl St, Denver, CO 80210, USA
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Bustling spot for coffee drinks, tea & such in an old home with a front porch & patio.
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This place is great. Two complaints: (1) no wifi - this is a recent change but totally pointless. Everyone is just on hotspots instead. (2) too short hours. They used to be open much later and that was a real differentiator. Truly hoping they reconsider this especially in the summer months.
A home away from home! A peaceful oasis. So spacious! Couches! Great place for nursing and breast-feeding if you need a tranquil place to stop. Very comfortable. We had a blueberry scone. The staff is kind. The only thing is that the bathroom is small and there’s no changing table, but if you can do a change in the air, then you’re good.
Lovely coffee spot. Coming in you see plenty of seats outside. There are areas with a heat source above them. Inside there is a big menu with plenty of options. We got lattes, and they were pretty good. I liked the glasses they use. There is also seating in the back I think.
Talk about being disconnected from your customer base. Used to come here 2-3 times a week for years to get work done and enjoy coffee, along with others as I’ve read in the reviews. This will be no longer with this “no guest wifi” policy to “facilitate connection” What kind of “coffee” shop has no wifi? Are you a restaurant or a coffee shop? It started off with segmenting off laptop users into other rooms (weirdly controlling). Like wearing headphones and not talking somehow disrupts people talking. Now they’ve removed the wifi completely. At one point before they cut the cord, I picked a singular single table (to avoid taking the larger table to save space for others) and was told to move by a manager? I was literally doing what’s best to save space for YOUR shop and you’re telling me I have to pick up my stuff? Following rules for the sake of rules is weird. The fact that there are responses from the owner trying to justify these tone changes is also very odd. 90% of the people there have laptops or are doing some form of work every time I’ve been there. Not sure if they're completely shifting business models to become an attempted high status lounge or what. Neither the food nor the coffee is good enough for that. A shame because I loved everything it used to be, just have to spend money elsewhere I guess.
Chill little café with a nice vibe. The outdoor seating is great when the weather’s good, perfect for hanging out. Coffee is tasty and served generous, no weak pours. Snacks are solid too — nothing crazy but good quality. Staff is friendly and service is smooth. Prices are fair, not cheap but reasonable for what you get. And the location is super convenient, easy to stop by. Overall a cute spot worth checking out.
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