Coffee Sarap

What a great addition to Denver's coffee scene! Being Filipino and living in Guam my whole life, I miss the flavors of home: ube, buko pandan, and my favorite citrus...calamansi!The calamansi bars are to die for and it's so hard finding fresh calamansi products in Colorado. They nailed the flavors, it's sweet, tart and has that calamansi taste I grew up living. The burritos are a 5 for me! Beef tapa, longanisa and chicken tocino! If they can provide a pork tocino burrito then that would be perfect! Now the coffee........top 3 cafes in Denver! This is now in my rotation and my fiance loves it! I had the Boracay Dreams and the pandan based latte had me wired while that ube foam was delicate and I must say the best ube latte in town. I usually get my ube lattes at Bahn and Butter or at Grounds for Dismissal, but honestly go here and support your local Filipino cafe, they do it right. Might as well get your ube fix from the actual people who make it right! Filipino pride is strong there, but they curate every cup of coffee with pride and love. Make this your next stop when you're in town!

I was so excited that they opened a brick and mortar in the Denver area!Everything about this place really reflects their Filipino roots. Their drinks and pastries have a great variety of Filipino influence, as well as some classic coffee shop options. I got the mestiza and an ube brownie. The mestiza was great and reminded me of a horchata! I have to say I didn't enjoy the ube brownie, it tasted too heavily of icing/ frosting and I couldn't make out the ube flavor. The space is smaller than I expected, with about 4 small round tables that fit about 2-3 people each, one couch, a long hightop that had 4 stools, and another lone seat. They also had a small kids table which I thought was cute. In the back near the restroom, there was also another long hightop. It can be a good place to hang out/and work, so long as it's not too busy and there's room! There not a ton of plugs for the round tables, but I did notice the hightop may have had plugs attached to it. If I were planning to study again, I would be worried that I might not find a seat if I came during a busy time. Overall I did like the drinks and ambiance, and I can't wait to try the other things on the menu!

Great coffee shop w/ Filipino inspired offerings. Listen - there are a lot of coffee shops in the neighborhood but Coffee Sarap is a huge welcome addition to the others. Things to note:1) Yes, they have all the normal coffee stuff like espresso, cortado, lattes - but they only offer whole milk diary option and some non-dairy options2) But, this place has Ube and Panda drinks.What's Ube? It's this purple Filipino sweet potato but it has like chocolate aftertaste. What's Pandan? Ahhh - it's like this nutty leaf flavor.

Love the concept, love the symmetry of the menu. I ordered the Palawan Dreams which is an ube latte topped with pandan foam but I also got to try the Boracay Dreams which is a pandan latte topped with ube foam. They were both delicious, although I did feel like they were both a bit sweeter than would be my ideal. I will stop by next time I'm in Denver and probably try the Mestiza. There was a bit of a line when I went, but it was worth the wait!

I was so happy to have found this gem in Denver a couple weeks ago. I loved that the coffee shop had Filipino inspired drinks and pastries/food. We came here two days in a row and would've came a third if they were open on mondays. I got the boracay latte (pandan latte with ube foam) and my partner got a hot ube latte. The flavoring was perfectly balance and highlighted the coffee beans they were using. I can't wait to come back to Denver and be here everyday.

Been following Coffee Sarah for a while and excited they finally have a brick and mortar!!!! Congrats!!!!We stopped by opening weekend and it was busy, but not overly packed. It was a bit late for coffee, but we got an Ube hot coca and a pandan milk. OMGGGG the pandan milk was incredible!!!Tried the butter cake- it was good, but I will hopefully come earlier next go to get another pastry before they run out.

If you're looking for a unique coffee shop, Coffee Sarap is the only place I'll go to for coffee if I'm in the city. They have a variety of lattes and drinks inspired by Filipino flavors but can also make the classics. My favorite part? Theres a little kids nook with a few toys and activities. This would be perfect for a mom coffee date. It also looked like there was an outdoor play area in the works.The owners and staff are super nice and friendly :)

This place had a line out of the door when I came on a Saturday. They have so many speciality pastries that are delicious such as the ube muffin and ube brownie. It definitely hits the spot! The cafe is small but has seating and outdoor seating as well. The service is amazing! The people are friendly and welcoming. There is free 2 hour street parking!

Love love love the Boracay dreams! Lovely place but I would say that the place is a small. It's definitely a place I would come back ESPECIALLY for their Pandan Mamon but gotta come early before they run out!

Stumbled upon Coffee Sarap's soft opening, and I am so glad I did. This new space is vibrant - fitting right in with the RINO scene. The staff is so kind, and the drinks are PHENOMENAL. A new must-try for coffee lovers in Denver. We snagged the Ube Latte and Honey Lavender Chai - and will be back days on end for more.