Tonantzin Casa de Café
$ • Cafe, Coffee Shops, Latin AmericanAbout Tonantzin Casa de Café
Customers' Favorites
Mexican Chocolate Latte
Tonantzin Mocha Latte
Raspberry Croissant
Pan Dulce or Concha
Breakfast Burritos
Pineapple Empanada
Avocado Tostada
Apple Empanada
Caprese Panini
Pueblo Panini
Tonantzin Casa de Café Reviews
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The absolute best coffee shop in Denver!
I ordered the Horchata Latte which was served hot in a traditional red clay mug. My beverage was smooth had a delicate body, a gentle sweetness and fruitiness, and an acidic snap to finish off the experience.
There was ample, clean space to sit with friends in the courtyard right outside with chairs and tables.
The shop was colorfully complimented with locally made goods, homemade Mexican pan dulce, and offered so much...read full review
I ordered the Horchata Latte which was served hot in a traditional red clay mug. My beverage was smooth had a delicate body, a gentle sweetness and fruitiness, and an acidic snap to finish off the experience.
There was ample, clean space to sit with friends in the courtyard right outside with chairs and tables.
The shop was colorfully complimented with locally made goods, homemade Mexican pan dulce, and offered so much...read full review
Amazing place to go get a coffee or a Mexican spiced mocha late!! Pueblo panini is to die for and Mexican pastries are always great
Such a lovely hidden gem! The sweet barista helped me decide on my very delicious drink (Cafe de Olla) and I enjoyed a delicious homemade veggie burrito. Will definitely recommend and be back! Absolutely loved the indoor and outdoor seating options and so loved the outdoor area with the colorful umbrellas!
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 3PM |
Tonantzin Casa de Café is a must-visit spot in the Santa Fe Arts District, known for its great atmosphere filled with color and tradition. Visitors can enjoy delicious pastries and coffee while appreciating local art. The friendly staff serves amazing drinks, including the pistachio latte, dulce de leche latte, and Gansito latte, along with fun options like cafe de olla cold brew, which features spices. Breakfast portions are simple, but the baked goods, like the concha and puerquito, are fantastic. The avocado tostada is a must-try, along with tamales, empanadas, and atole. The cafe also offers milk alternatives and unique flavors like cinnamon bun and maple spice lattes. With ample seating inside and on the patio, it provides a welcoming vibe focused on community, making it a lovely place to work, study, or hang out. Each visit brings new art exhibits and featured food and drinks, ensuring a fresh experience every time. Overall, Tonantzin Casa de Café offers a phenomenal menu selection and a calm atmosphere with relaxing music, making it a delightful spot for coffee lovers.