Good Denver Coffee Shops/Houses
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Good Denver Coffee Shops/Houses
Hi:
I'm in Denver for a convention this week. Does anyone have good recommendations for non-Starbucks coffee houses? I'm staying downtown at the Marriott but would be willing to walk or use public transportation for a great coffeehouse environment!
I'm in Denver for a convention this week. Does anyone have good recommendations for non-Starbucks coffee houses? I'm staying downtown at the Marriott but would be willing to walk or use public transportation for a great coffeehouse environment!
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Are you looking for an old style coffee house - entertainment, etc. -- or just a place for coffee besides Starbucks?
If you goggle Coffee Denver you will get a number of locations. Also try
http://denver.citysearch.com/bestof/winners/coffee
It is lists a number of places. An old style coffee house was Stella's on Pearl St but the location in City Search does not match when it used to be. Must have moved. But it has been a couple of years so Pearl St could be gone.
Dazbog, several in the downtown area, is a Russian owned and kind of interesting but it is just coffee.
Peaberry was our local coffee shops out of Boulder until they were buried by Starbucks. One reminds in the Creek Creek area on 2nd St. Reachable via a 15 minute bus ride. It is worth the bus ride.
If you goggle Coffee Denver you will get a number of locations. Also try
http://denver.citysearch.com/bestof/winners/coffee
It is lists a number of places. An old style coffee house was Stella's on Pearl St but the location in City Search does not match when it used to be. Must have moved. But it has been a couple of years so Pearl St could be gone.
Dazbog, several in the downtown area, is a Russian owned and kind of interesting but it is just coffee.
Peaberry was our local coffee shops out of Boulder until they were buried by Starbucks. One reminds in the Creek Creek area on 2nd St. Reachable via a 15 minute bus ride. It is worth the bus ride.
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I'm just waiting for my return flight home and thought I'd share the non-Starbucks coffee shops I liked while in Denver:
Metropolis Coffee:
I tried both locations-the downtown on e is less than a block from the Marriott downtown. Both have easy to use free wireless internet and great coffee. I tried the downtown one during the midmornings and occasionally midafternoon and it seemed to be frequented by smartly dressed business people. The other location is in the "golden triangle area" somewhat near the Art Museum and Denver Mint. It was in a much more residential area; I visited during a weekday afternoon and it was not very busy but about 3 to four other people were busy working away on their laptops. Both locations are decorated nicely, are clean, and have great coffee.
Downtown:
830 17th Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
303.534.5700
300 West 11th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80204
303.534.1744
Other places I liked:
The Tattered Cover bookstore also has a coffee shop
There was also a place called Common Grounds near Union Station that had a very friendly barista and was pretty busy on a Saturday.
Metropolis Coffee:
I tried both locations-the downtown on e is less than a block from the Marriott downtown. Both have easy to use free wireless internet and great coffee. I tried the downtown one during the midmornings and occasionally midafternoon and it seemed to be frequented by smartly dressed business people. The other location is in the "golden triangle area" somewhat near the Art Museum and Denver Mint. It was in a much more residential area; I visited during a weekday afternoon and it was not very busy but about 3 to four other people were busy working away on their laptops. Both locations are decorated nicely, are clean, and have great coffee.
Downtown:
830 17th Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
303.534.5700
300 West 11th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80204
303.534.1744
Other places I liked:
The Tattered Cover bookstore also has a coffee shop
There was also a place called Common Grounds near Union Station that had a very friendly barista and was pretty busy on a Saturday.
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