This is a new location at 1660 Sherman St! Super happy with the food, menu options, and service. The vibes of this little shop are amazing and the business supports a great mission!Dietary restrictions: Some gluten free and vegan options!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Burritos
Carson Floyd
1 Corinthians 15:54-58 ?
Gordon “Gordo” F
No longer a coffee shop, now a coffee roaster. Great cause behind the organization. Delicious tasting coffee, either full bean, ground, or instant coffee packs. Stop by and grab a bag! Cute shop dog as well.
Peder Horner
Great coffee, and I love their mission and purpose.
Greg Conly
Outstanding coffee! Just brewed up the "Opportunity S. American Blend" in my Chemex - that was one of the more delicious cups of coffee I've had in some time. Well done and love the underlying mission!
Ryan Burke
I bought the empower blend at the Evergreen Farmers Market. The coffee is great Dave is the best. Great experience.
Jasmyn Lyons
Wonderful coffee shop. I ordered an iced Honey Chai and it was absolutely amazing. Best chai I have ever had and I am an avid starbucks orderer. Great pastries and breads and a great atmosphere. Great place for working or just hanging out. Will definitely be visiting again.
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Great coffee, great staff, great cause. I highly recommend this place. More communal seating than not. Very naturally lit. Right on the corner of 30th and Welton about 5 steps off the Lite-rail. Very clean ambiance. Antiqued feel.
Kristen Hughes
Delightful, sunny java spot. Many good lite bite options—had a hard time choosing between the delicious choices, but decided on a rose water apple muffin and iced latte. Both were delicious! Plenty of seating and strong WiFi as well.
Jayme Theis
Great coffee, great staff, great cause. I highly recommend this place. More communal seating than not. Very naturally lit. Right on the corner of 30th and Welton about 5 steps off the Lite-rail. Very clean ambiance. Antiqued feel.
A funky little coffee shop. In a very decrepit strip mall. In a totally obscure location with no visibility from a main thoroughfare whatsoever. No way you would ever be aware of its existence unless someone told you or you accidentally stumbled onto it. Yet they've surmounted these obstacles and have been in business for some time. To surmount a deck greatly stacked against their success, they're obviously doing lots right. Well done, Purple Door Coffee.Inside - funky, eclectic, mismatched, overstuffed - something for everyone. Comfortable. Good feng shui (can't believe I really said that - hope I used it correctly). The food plays to good reviews, but I didn't have any. Likewise, I suspect that they make a mean espresso drink, but I just had coffee.The coffee was very good. Understand that at the end of the day, I'm a Starbucks devotee. I simply like their coffee best of all. But I really like the atmosphere of places like Purple Door Coffee. Frasier and Niles wouldn't go to Starbucks. But they would go to Purple Door Coffee. I love Starbucks coffee, but they're simply deficient on feng shui. Maybe I really am a feng shui guy - just been denying my inner feng shui all these years.
Ivy P.
Such an amazing coffee shop. The sad part for this community is that it closes permanently on Friday. I observed when the locals came and went and each one was addressed by name and both parties seemed to know what was going on in each other's lives. This is the type of place every community longs for. I had the caramel latte and it was perfect. The only reason I didn't give this amazing cafe a five stars is because I'm not a local. I am vacationing from out of town and my greeting was no where close to that of the locals. I barely got an acknowledgement and even though there was no one standing in line besides me, I had to wait to have my order taken. The employee continued to straighten things up and even went to their back room before taking my order. I think everything she was doing could've waited since the Cafe wasn't really busy. It's those little details that really make a great first impression or not.
Benjamin G.
Coffee is good. There's a big selection. But that's not the issue. I know two females that won't go back to this locations because they were both hit on extensively. It's a bummer because it's so close, and I enjoy the product, but when we all go out, we have to skip this place.
J D.
This is a great spot in Curtis Park neighborhood. Great coffee and lots of options for food/pastries. Staff is ultra friendly and the location right off light rail is ideal!
Chad Seamon
On our last day in Colorado, my friends and I chose Purple Door Coffee out of a list of ten coffee recommendations in Denver. The coffee is superb - kudos to the roaster(s). The cafe itself is a wonderful place to sit with friends and read, work, or admire the natural light and plants.
This is a new location at 1660 Sherman St! Super happy with the food, menu options, and service. The vibes of this little shop are amazing and the business supports a great mission!Dietary restrictions: Some gluten free and vegan options!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Burritos
1 Corinthians 15:54-58 ?
No longer a coffee shop, now a coffee roaster. Great cause behind the organization. Delicious tasting coffee, either full bean, ground, or instant coffee packs. Stop by and grab a bag! Cute shop dog as well.
Great coffee, and I love their mission and purpose.
Outstanding coffee! Just brewed up the "Opportunity S. American Blend" in my Chemex - that was one of the more delicious cups of coffee I've had in some time. Well done and love the underlying mission!
I bought the empower blend at the Evergreen Farmers Market. The coffee is great Dave is the best. Great experience.
Wonderful coffee shop. I ordered an iced Honey Chai and it was absolutely amazing. Best chai I have ever had and I am an avid starbucks orderer. Great pastries and breads and a great atmosphere. Great place for working or just hanging out. Will definitely be visiting again.
Great coffee, great staff, great cause. I highly recommend this place. More communal seating than not. Very naturally lit. Right on the corner of 30th and Welton about 5 steps off the Lite-rail. Very clean ambiance. Antiqued feel.
Delightful, sunny java spot. Many good lite bite options—had a hard time choosing between the delicious choices, but decided on a rose water apple muffin and iced latte. Both were delicious! Plenty of seating and strong WiFi as well.
Great coffee, great staff, great cause. I highly recommend this place. More communal seating than not. Very naturally lit. Right on the corner of 30th and Welton about 5 steps off the Lite-rail. Very clean ambiance. Antiqued feel.
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A funky little coffee shop. In a very decrepit strip mall. In a totally obscure location with no visibility from a main thoroughfare whatsoever. No way you would ever be aware of its existence unless someone told you or you accidentally stumbled onto it. Yet they've surmounted these obstacles and have been in business for some time. To surmount a deck greatly stacked against their success, they're obviously doing lots right. Well done, Purple Door Coffee.Inside - funky, eclectic, mismatched, overstuffed - something for everyone. Comfortable. Good feng shui (can't believe I really said that - hope I used it correctly). The food plays to good reviews, but I didn't have any. Likewise, I suspect that they make a mean espresso drink, but I just had coffee.The coffee was very good. Understand that at the end of the day, I'm a Starbucks devotee. I simply like their coffee best of all. But I really like the atmosphere of places like Purple Door Coffee. Frasier and Niles wouldn't go to Starbucks. But they would go to Purple Door Coffee. I love Starbucks coffee, but they're simply deficient on feng shui. Maybe I really am a feng shui guy - just been denying my inner feng shui all these years.
Such an amazing coffee shop. The sad part for this community is that it closes permanently on Friday. I observed when the locals came and went and each one was addressed by name and both parties seemed to know what was going on in each other's lives. This is the type of place every community longs for. I had the caramel latte and it was perfect. The only reason I didn't give this amazing cafe a five stars is because I'm not a local. I am vacationing from out of town and my greeting was no where close to that of the locals. I barely got an acknowledgement and even though there was no one standing in line besides me, I had to wait to have my order taken. The employee continued to straighten things up and even went to their back room before taking my order. I think everything she was doing could've waited since the Cafe wasn't really busy. It's those little details that really make a great first impression or not.
Coffee is good. There's a big selection. But that's not the issue. I know two females that won't go back to this locations because they were both hit on extensively. It's a bummer because it's so close, and I enjoy the product, but when we all go out, we have to skip this place.
This is a great spot in Curtis Park neighborhood. Great coffee and lots of options for food/pastries. Staff is ultra friendly and the location right off light rail is ideal!
On our last day in Colorado, my friends and I chose Purple Door Coffee out of a list of ten coffee recommendations in Denver. The coffee is superb - kudos to the roaster(s). The cafe itself is a wonderful place to sit with friends and read, work, or admire the natural light and plants.