It was an ok little shop (little being the key word). They have no sugar free syrup choices (I was told that other locations do). The breakfast sandwich was really good, it was the sausage egg and cheese on a croissant which they warmed up. The eggnog latte was good as well, not too eggnog-y. Prices rival Starbucks so I'd probably eat elsewhere had I known that. Worth a pitstop if you're in the area but I wouldn't go out of my way to go there again.
Rene G
Enjoyed a fresh cup of coffee. Great service. Staff very helpful.
J D
just discovered this place! awesome for studying, best alternative to basic starbucks ...but they ran out of specialty drinks.. overall beautiful experience
Kevin S.
Cappuccino! Great. Excellent and friendly service. Great spot for mid day work spot, bite and cafe.
Anna Buck
Initially, I felt the pang of apprehension strike when I read a few of the negative reviews about LostCoffee. But then I realized that most of the dispairing content was written by people complaining about not getting free stuff.
Jonathan Tasman
Caleb was excellent, the chai was good, the vegetarian pastry pop tart was amazing!!!
ben keogh
Lost is the best coffee shop I’ve found in Denver, even go as far as to say best coffee I’ve had in the states, been going almost every morning since moving over here, friendly staff, casual vibe, wifi is usually pretty good too.
Jim S.
Went here yesterday while in town visiting. It was mid-morning and the place was busy, but not packed. Some people sitting and studying and working. Some people coming and going. The barista was very friendly. We ordered a pastry and three hand crafted drinks. He made sure they were all ready at the same time. I had the Lost Ethiopian as a pour over. It was really nice and flavorful. The shop has a bit of an industrial feel to it, but a lot of plants around to warm up the place. There are two communal tables and several small bars along the walls. There are a few tables outside on the sidewalk as well. I will definitely go back when I get the chance.
Jianna LoCricchio
Such a cute coffee place. We we're lucky enough to come in when they were giving away free iced coffee all day. It was really delicious and would definitely come back. They also offered a stamp card and the young woman working was very sweet.
Ann E.
The customer service here is horrible. I came in with one customer in front of me. This guy was VERY chatty, and was deep in conversation with Barista #1. Barista #2 greets me and asks what he can get me when the customer who was chatting steps in front of me and orders, which is fine (albeit oblivious on the customer's side). However his order is overly complicated. And the order takes FOREVER to place as he asks about every single drink and pastry item and customization. Once that order is done, said customer continues to chat with Barista #1 while #2 makes his complicated order. All of this is fine EXCEPT while Barista #1 is chatting away, it would have been prudent of him to at least acknowledge me or fit in my order before returning to his chat. I stood there for a good 10 minutes before I decided to leave. I was optimistic to find a good coffee shop on my way to work. This is not it.
Cool little shop with an awesome vibe! The coffee and pastries are great. Definitely check out their seasonal menu if you stop by!
Tahj Mayes
Cute place. Friendly people. The lavender rose latte was interesting and more relaxing than stimulating, be warned. 😊
Forever Stargazing
They suck. Need to update their hours online. Went at 6:40 because they advertise open at 6AM. Won't go back. The loss is all theirs. I see why it's called Lost Coffee
marissa bell
First time at lost coffee and will definitely be my last. Terrible, watery chai. I'm a DU grad student and was told that there would be free coffee all this week but apparently they reached their budget two days early- disappointing that they would false advertise this, also disappointing that this finals week special was not just for DU students (clearly why they reached their spending quota so early) Barista was also rude and dismissive.
Brendan Soane
A can of kombucha was about 6 dollars and the chai was terrible. They were also advertising free drinks this week and said they had “gone through their budget†two days early. I guess I'm complaining about not getting a handout...but what do you expect when you advertise free coffee and don't deliver?
It was an ok little shop (little being the key word). They have no sugar free syrup choices (I was told that other locations do). The breakfast sandwich was really good, it was the sausage egg and cheese on a croissant which they warmed up. The eggnog latte was good as well, not too eggnog-y. Prices rival Starbucks so I'd probably eat elsewhere had I known that. Worth a pitstop if you're in the area but I wouldn't go out of my way to go there again.
Enjoyed a fresh cup of coffee. Great service. Staff very helpful.
just discovered this place! awesome for studying, best alternative to basic starbucks ...but they ran out of specialty drinks.. overall beautiful experience
Cappuccino! Great. Excellent and friendly service. Great spot for mid day work spot, bite and cafe.
Initially, I felt the pang of apprehension strike when I read a few of the negative reviews about LostCoffee. But then I realized that most of the dispairing content was written by people complaining about not getting free stuff.
Caleb was excellent, the chai was good, the vegetarian pastry pop tart was amazing!!!
Lost is the best coffee shop I’ve found in Denver, even go as far as to say best coffee I’ve had in the states, been going almost every morning since moving over here, friendly staff, casual vibe, wifi is usually pretty good too.
Went here yesterday while in town visiting. It was mid-morning and the place was busy, but not packed. Some people sitting and studying and working. Some people coming and going. The barista was very friendly. We ordered a pastry and three hand crafted drinks. He made sure they were all ready at the same time. I had the Lost Ethiopian as a pour over. It was really nice and flavorful. The shop has a bit of an industrial feel to it, but a lot of plants around to warm up the place. There are two communal tables and several small bars along the walls. There are a few tables outside on the sidewalk as well. I will definitely go back when I get the chance.
Such a cute coffee place. We we're lucky enough to come in when they were giving away free iced coffee all day. It was really delicious and would definitely come back. They also offered a stamp card and the young woman working was very sweet.
The customer service here is horrible. I came in with one customer in front of me. This guy was VERY chatty, and was deep in conversation with Barista #1. Barista #2 greets me and asks what he can get me when the customer who was chatting steps in front of me and orders, which is fine (albeit oblivious on the customer's side). However his order is overly complicated. And the order takes FOREVER to place as he asks about every single drink and pastry item and customization. Once that order is done, said customer continues to chat with Barista #1 while #2 makes his complicated order. All of this is fine EXCEPT while Barista #1 is chatting away, it would have been prudent of him to at least acknowledge me or fit in my order before returning to his chat. I stood there for a good 10 minutes before I decided to leave. I was optimistic to find a good coffee shop on my way to work. This is not it.
Restaurantji Recommends
Cool little shop with an awesome vibe! The coffee and pastries are great. Definitely check out their seasonal menu if you stop by!
Cute place. Friendly people. The lavender rose latte was interesting and more relaxing than stimulating, be warned. 😊
They suck. Need to update their hours online. Went at 6:40 because they advertise open at 6AM. Won't go back. The loss is all theirs. I see why it's called Lost Coffee
First time at lost coffee and will definitely be my last. Terrible, watery chai. I'm a DU grad student and was told that there would be free coffee all this week but apparently they reached their budget two days early- disappointing that they would false advertise this, also disappointing that this finals week special was not just for DU students (clearly why they reached their spending quota so early) Barista was also rude and dismissive.
A can of kombucha was about 6 dollars and the chai was terrible. They were also advertising free drinks this week and said they had “gone through their budget†two days early. I guess I'm complaining about not getting a handout...but what do you expect when you advertise free coffee and don't deliver?