$7 for an iced coffee. I happily indulge in good coffee but this is just coffee and ice that’s too much (also, in aurora!?)
Isotope Blue
Stanley Market outpost of small local coffee shop chain. Two story high inside, with concrete floors, a lot of wood, and nice ducts and struts. Fifteen or so tables of varying sizes plus small bar inside. 9 more outside on patio. No outlets outside. Garage door from inside to outside was open on the warm February Sunday afternoon I visited, and I was Covid-comfortable sitting inside at the table next to the garage door (which also had an outlet next to it). Basic selection of bagged teas. Chai was Bhakti which I skipped. They were out of all pastries when I got there, but I got a nice piece of chocolate cake at Maria Empanada in the market.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Justine Baker
Love the staff, Atmosphere and the Lavender Lattee!
Cool coffee spot at Stanley Marketplace. Gets packed, but baristas work efficiently. I ordered a pour over and it was ready within 6-10 minutes. The taste of the coffee is good and pretty much a standard cup of coffee...nothing fancy.Could make a whole day at the marketplace by coming here for coffee and doing some work and then bouncing around the stands for lunch or dinner.
Karla M.
Wow! The lavender honey latte here was exceptional! A little bit of a line on a Friday morning but overall very open and bright ambiance. The barista was helpful with letting us know the seasonal flavors and we ended up with an iced vanilla latte and a lavender honey latte. Both were great but the honey lavender was so good, I almost stole it from my boyfriend and I don't even typically like lavender! Really enjoyed this little coffee shop!
Karen S.
I've had my ups and downs with Logan House Coffee over the years. It's definitely not the best coffee in the area, or the cheapest, but I'm a big fan of the Stanley Marketplace. The ambiance is cosy and comfortable. The service can be hit or miss too, but of late, it's been good. A few of the baristas are pretty cool people.
Rich Shockey
I really love this place, and Stanley Marketplace has a great vibe. I love the breakfast burrito.
The espresso was awful and the shot was not pulled correctly. The vanilla latte lacked flavor. The barista didn’t understand what a double shot of espresso was or as she called it, “expresso”. Not worth the money unless you really don’t care about the taste of coffee. Atmosphere was cool though.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 2
Guillermo Ortiz
Coffee was not good. Service was rude also. Do not recommend this place. Better coffee shops
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Morning Star
The Logan House coffee shop in Stanley is a rip off. They continue to increase the prices of their drinks and pastries. A muffin is now $5.50! Last week, it was $4.90. Just a few months ago, $4.49.A 12 Oz Americano - now $4.95! Three blocks away @ Glissade Coffee, a 12 Oz Americano, $3.25. And their espresso is comparable. Further, if one has a nut allergy, you cannot eat here. And they don’t care.Logan House has adopted the “Let’s see for how much we can bleed the Stapleton residents” mantra at Stanley.We will never patronize this coffee shop again.Dietary restrictions: No options for nut allergy sufferers.
BEST COFFEE EVER!!!! The taste was wonderful, the service was great and I loved the ambiance of the shop!
Gabe “Beelzebub” Bustamante
I was having breakfast at the Denver Biscuit Company and loved the taste of the coffee they served. Come to find out the coffee serve is Tailwind by Logan House. I stop in when I'm close and buy a pound or two!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michelle K.
This coffee spot is cute and easy to find. Service is quick and friendly. It was near and clean. It's a great spot to work from or meet up for a chat with friends or colleagues. I only give this place 3 stars though because the coffee was just okay. I think they might keep the temperature too high - it almost tasted burnt and I had to let it cool down for over 10 minutes. I also like places with a little creativity. They stick to the basics, which is fine but just didn't give me anything special to really say this is a must visit spot. So overall, fine if you are in the area.
Kylie S.
Espresso so weak that you might as well go back to bed. There seems to be no thought or attention to even attempting to make espresso drinks. Might as well replace the espresso machine with a Keurig. The barista wasn't even looking at the milk being steamed and didn't even watch as the unsteamed milk thumped into the cup. They glanced down and saw that the cup looked like a milk drenched drip coffee, puckered, and then pushed it toward me. I was the only order in a ten minute window that I was there. I wish there was somewhere good to get coffee in Stanley because this shop always falls real flat.
deidrea kurtz
I got a iced chai latte. It tasted like straight up ginger milk. It was terrible. I ended up throwing it away.
$7 for an iced coffee. I happily indulge in good coffee but this is just coffee and ice that’s too much (also, in aurora!?)
Stanley Market outpost of small local coffee shop chain. Two story high inside, with concrete floors, a lot of wood, and nice ducts and struts. Fifteen or so tables of varying sizes plus small bar inside. 9 more outside on patio. No outlets outside. Garage door from inside to outside was open on the warm February Sunday afternoon I visited, and I was Covid-comfortable sitting inside at the table next to the garage door (which also had an outlet next to it). Basic selection of bagged teas. Chai was Bhakti which I skipped. They were out of all pastries when I got there, but I got a nice piece of chocolate cake at Maria Empanada in the market.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Love the staff, Atmosphere and the Lavender Lattee!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lavender Honey, Coffee Cake, Almond Croissant, Donut
Cool coffee spot at Stanley Marketplace. Gets packed, but baristas work efficiently. I ordered a pour over and it was ready within 6-10 minutes. The taste of the coffee is good and pretty much a standard cup of coffee...nothing fancy.Could make a whole day at the marketplace by coming here for coffee and doing some work and then bouncing around the stands for lunch or dinner.
Wow! The lavender honey latte here was exceptional! A little bit of a line on a Friday morning but overall very open and bright ambiance. The barista was helpful with letting us know the seasonal flavors and we ended up with an iced vanilla latte and a lavender honey latte. Both were great but the honey lavender was so good, I almost stole it from my boyfriend and I don't even typically like lavender! Really enjoyed this little coffee shop!
I've had my ups and downs with Logan House Coffee over the years. It's definitely not the best coffee in the area, or the cheapest, but I'm a big fan of the Stanley Marketplace. The ambiance is cosy and comfortable. The service can be hit or miss too, but of late, it's been good. A few of the baristas are pretty cool people.
I really love this place, and Stanley Marketplace has a great vibe. I love the breakfast burrito.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Breakfast Burrito, Drip Coffee
The espresso was awful and the shot was not pulled correctly. The vanilla latte lacked flavor. The barista didn’t understand what a double shot of espresso was or as she called it, “expresso”. Not worth the money unless you really don’t care about the taste of coffee. Atmosphere was cool though.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 2
Coffee was not good. Service was rude also. Do not recommend this place. Better coffee shops
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
The Logan House coffee shop in Stanley is a rip off. They continue to increase the prices of their drinks and pastries. A muffin is now $5.50! Last week, it was $4.90. Just a few months ago, $4.49.A 12 Oz Americano - now $4.95! Three blocks away @ Glissade Coffee, a 12 Oz Americano, $3.25. And their espresso is comparable. Further, if one has a nut allergy, you cannot eat here. And they don’t care.Logan House has adopted the “Let’s see for how much we can bleed the Stapleton residents” mantra at Stanley.We will never patronize this coffee shop again.Dietary restrictions: No options for nut allergy sufferers.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Coffee Cake, Drip Coffee
Restaurantji Recommends
BEST COFFEE EVER!!!! The taste was wonderful, the service was great and I loved the ambiance of the shop!
I was having breakfast at the Denver Biscuit Company and loved the taste of the coffee they served. Come to find out the coffee serve is Tailwind by Logan House. I stop in when I'm close and buy a pound or two!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This coffee spot is cute and easy to find. Service is quick and friendly. It was near and clean. It's a great spot to work from or meet up for a chat with friends or colleagues. I only give this place 3 stars though because the coffee was just okay. I think they might keep the temperature too high - it almost tasted burnt and I had to let it cool down for over 10 minutes. I also like places with a little creativity. They stick to the basics, which is fine but just didn't give me anything special to really say this is a must visit spot. So overall, fine if you are in the area.
Espresso so weak that you might as well go back to bed. There seems to be no thought or attention to even attempting to make espresso drinks. Might as well replace the espresso machine with a Keurig. The barista wasn't even looking at the milk being steamed and didn't even watch as the unsteamed milk thumped into the cup. They glanced down and saw that the cup looked like a milk drenched drip coffee, puckered, and then pushed it toward me. I was the only order in a ten minute window that I was there. I wish there was somewhere good to get coffee in Stanley because this shop always falls real flat.
I got a iced chai latte. It tasted like straight up ginger milk. It was terrible. I ended up throwing it away.