Griffin Coffee

I stopped In recently for a coffee chat with an old coworker. It was perfect because it was open, quiet enough for conversation, plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and the barista was super friendly and made me a killer lavender latte. Having a fancy coffee was such a lovely treat. I was able to ride my bike and lock it up out front. A really pleasant morning experience.

The staff was nice and it was a cute little shop but the food and coffee, was all bad. The coffee was overly strong and bitter. The food...I was actually surprised at what they served. I understand that they don't have a kitchen but they actually sell something very similar to frozen Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches. It was so disappointing. I've never had such a mediocre breakfast. They'd actually be better off serving just pastries and doughnuts.

Stopped in to Griffin Coffee today after seeing their new seasonal specials on Instagram and it did not disappoint. The campfire cold brew (basically a s'mores cold brew) had chocolate sauce, toasted marshmallow cold foam, and graham cracker crumbles. It wasn't too sweet and absolutely delicious. The pistachio matcha was also lightly sweetened and the ham and cheese croissant was amazing. The barista was very friendly, and the cozy shop was full of remote workers enjoying their morning. Will definitely be back as it's the perfect way to end a Sloan's Lake walk!

Grab a latte here before walking around the lake. Quick service with lots of drink options and some grab-n-go foods to enjoy

Such a nice space with a calming ambiance. They sell bonfire burritos too! Always kind and welcoming.

I don't know how it took me so long to realize that Griffin Coffee was hiding just a block away from Sloan's Lake! Griffin Coffee has a charming local vibe and a great patio set up. I ordered a tasty decaf iced coffee with honey, cinnamon, and a splash of oat milk. When I arrived, my order was accidentally made hot instead of iced, and the barista was quick to re-make my drink and make sure I got exactly what I ordered. I will be back to try some other drinks on their menu!

Formerly Coda Coffee, Griffin Coffee is slinging caffeinated beverages for the Edgewater folk. Can I get a hoyah?!Pleasant employees greet you at the counter. There a lot of tables for working, catching up with friends, or enjoying a regular cup of Joe. Many of the tables are small (sans the community table) so if you're not flying solo this might not be your best spot for coworking.Cutting to the chase, the coffee is damn good. On two visits, I've stuck with my usual cold brew, and it's gone down swimmingly (and perhaps too quickly) on each occasion. Hail biodegradable straws!You might not find street parking depending on the time of day. I recommend the lot on Sheridan and 25th, which is available for patrons and only a stones throw from the shop. Happy caffeinating!

I like this coffee shop! Ive only ordered coffee to go but I think I will be coming to work here since it is right next to my house. The coffee is good and croissants too! The space is peaceful and they have an outside patio in the back. Would recommend checking it out

Great coffee shop with a small area in the front to hang out and a much bigger back patio for outdoor sipping and social distancing. I enjoyed the matcha latte which is a go to for me late morning. Friendly staff and all wearing masks for customer safety. They also offer a tumeric latte that I look forward to trying in the future.

It says "wheelchair acessable" , I struggled to get inside, barely fit, hardly could roll around. On FB it says " friendliest coffee shop in Denver"Not true, we walked in, I asked a question, guy with brown hair just stared ( I thought maybe he is deaf or mute ) I asked another question, he stared and nodded. I asked another, he stared still. NEVER got a hello, welcome in, what would you like, nothing, just STARED!!!So maybe he does not like black or handicap people. Instead of upsetting my kids, I ordered them something and promptly left. Other guy who was a blond with a beard just stared too. We are Denver natives, who know this area WAAAYYYY before people like this were here. NEVER, EVER, EVER will we come back