Convivio Café

4.5 stars. Anything with a 5 star rating on Yelp automatically tempts me. Visited Convivio to get a few hours of work done. Their Wi-Fi is strong and there's plenty of seating inside and outside. Customer service is fantastic. Unlike most cafes, I would highlight their food menu as a top reason to come here, especially the Tostada Trio. So fresh and tasty.Also got an almond milk latte, which was delicious. The only potential downside is the loud music. For some reason, that didn't deter people from taking virtual meetings. Anyways, this is a cute local community spot, and I can't wait to try more of their food items, especially their avocado toast. Perhaps enjoy the outdoor patio too!

Came here for the first time and am in love! It's a quaint, spacious, well lit space. Cafe/coffee shop with food and WiFi, relaxed vibe. Prices are standard and fair. what I like about this spot is that they are local, small business, woman owned, and seem to make a lot of effort to support and be a part of the community. For example, the bathroom has tons of flyers on community related events, you can buy the art on the walls (local artists), and there's a display of other local artist crafts for sale. There's a free collection of kids books by the bathroom, which feels like a fun way to participate as well. I'll be back ~

A wonderful little neighborhood staple! The coffee is always great and I love all the options. The shop is also so cozy and comfortable -- perfect spot to meet friends or spend a few hours working. I also love how community-driven they are. I've attended several events there (like spring seed swaps!) and it's a great spot to connect with neighbors.

I really enjoyed my first time at Convivio Cafe! The building is adorable from the outside and so relaxing and welcoming on the inside. The staff were super friendly and helpful when offering suggestions from the menu. My husband and I both ordered the tostada trio with a side of pickled veggies suggested by the staff. I definitely recommend getting the veggies as it added a nice acidity to the tostadas. I really enjoyed the nice twist on my chai (they added cardamom syrup made in house) and each of the tostadas. I'll definitely be back!

Convivio lives up to its name - it is a beautiful gathering place and has so much heart that takes it from a cool concept to a genuine experience. The nitty gritty - This would be a perfect place to meet your caffeine and work/study needs. Tons of gorgeous natural light, plenty of tasty drink combos and cozy seating that somehow feels spacious. And great quality coffee that's connected to its roots. When I went in early December the barristas seemed to be new and were struggling to stay on top of the orders, so if you're wanting a quick drink to-go this might not the place, but if you're not in a hurry and wanting a place b to linger than feels special where you can sip and study and also feel seen, then Convivió is where it's at. The Magic - You know the Maya Angelou quote about people not remembering what you said, but they'll remember how you made them feel? Well, I can't exactly remember what I ordered, (maybe a dulce de leche latte?) but I can tell you how I felt upon my singular visit. The spirit of this place was warm, welcoming, loving and intentional. Since the barristas were running behind, I was given the gift of observing the place in action, namely the owner who is clearly a genuinely kind and delightful soul.She put so much love into everything she did. A genuine smile graced her face as she floated about, connecting with customers, clearing dishes, making a little mug sleeve out of napkins the little boy sipping his hot cocoa, and even when encouraging her staff to pick up the pace, she did it with such grace and cheerfulness that it didn't feelawkward or tense. In our disconnected world her effort to make every interaction personal was truly beautiful to watch... I texted a friend that I had just observed a "Latina Kathleen Kelly" (Meg Ryan's character in You've Got Mail.)Maybe you just want a pretty place work, and my review is hyperbolic, but I suppose I just wanted to call out the beauty I saw. I hope she keeps the magic going and that she transmits tor vision to her staff so that everyone experience the kindness I got to witness. It's the kind of thing that could change the world.

A lovely corner cafe, this place promises the taste of Guatemala. I found them offering a seasonal variation of chai with caramel; it was an interesting creation but didn't really taste like tea with all the other flavors in there. Ordering some beans with chips, I was surprised to discover that neither were fresh or made in house; they did garnish them nicely and it was an okay start to the day, but I wasn't convinced that it was the best thing that I could have found to eat. There were some other interesting options, and it was a nice place to sit for a while.

I love the cardamom latte here! The vibes are great, although a little tough to work from. I love the culture, and they provide excellent service.

A café with heart! Convivio loves Denver and Guatemala and has blended the two perfectly into a lovely, delicious, welcoming place. Everything I had was yummy. The fresh cardamom was a great touch in my hot drink. My tostadas were delicious. The hibiscus aqua fresca was tart and healthy.The big, clean bathroom had a community board, so I enjoyed seeing the local news. If I was local I'd be coming to Convivio's special dinners with local chefs. Great work, Convivio Café! I'll be back!

This café is a real gem! Drinks and food are always delicious, with a Latin flavor. The place is airy and bright, with great rotating artwork on the walls, and really invites one to relax in the space. Staff is always happy to see you. Well worth paying a visit!

Best coffee shop in Denver ! - ChocoCoffee 10/10 (mentioned in NY times) - Chai Latte 10/10 (homemade spices, so don't expect it to be sweet AF this is not Starbucks )- Guatemalan Tamale 10/10- Pastries: Chocolate Expresso Beet Brownie 10/10 & Chai Apple muffin 10/10Service was spectacular and the cashier told us their coffee was uniquely imported fromGuatemala and how the coffee farmers are able to keep more profits working directly with them.Ambience was peaceful, music was culturally on point. Servers were kind. YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!(I went to a few and this one is #1 on my list)