Rivers and Roads Coffee

While staying in Denver, we found this coffee shop within walking distance of our stay. It was such a treat to wake up and grab a nice warm drink and a bite to eat here. Their menu has something for everyone and we wanted to try something new each time. I especially loved the Mexican Hot Chocolate which had the perfect kick of spiciness to it. They have indoor and outdoor seating for the warmer months and even an area for dogs. The staff is friendly and helps to give recommendations for first timers. Despite a constant stream of people, it never felt too crowded or noisy. Seems like a great place for a bite or even to sit and work.

This spot was incredible! Visiting from California and needed a gluten free breakfast. Their turkey panini on focaccia was incredible, I wish I could send myself more of the bread!!Iced latte was pretty good too. Lots of seating and cute ambience for a slow weekend morning. Drink was ready super fast but food took a while so keep that in mind! Kind staff though:)

I originally visited Rivers and Roads Coffee because I was with someone who is gluten-free, and I had pretty low expectations. But wow, was I wrong! The food absolutely blew me away. I was so impressed that I plan to come back regularly, even on my own.The drinks and food are both fantastic, making this place a new favorite. Highly recommended for anyone, gluten-free or not!

Very cute and aesthetic place! The pumpkin spice late was a little too sugary for my liking but when I came back I also had a vanilla late and it was delicious. It was nice to sit outside and they had a lot of good food items. My boyfriend loved the sausage and egg sandwich!

Went on a trip to Denver recently and I am a big new wave coffee shop guy. I was shocked with the amount of options available in Denver. With all the competition, River and roads coffee was able to stand out. The coffee was amazing. I went with my usual cortado and my girlfriend got two different lattes over the course of two days and hers were also excellent. Usually a spot that has great coffee doesn't have good food, luckily for us, River and roads have a great food selection as well. We stayed at an Airbnb close to the MLK location and would recommend anyone to stop by if they're local.

Rivers and Roads is a great spot to enjoy:- A nice, trendy coffee shop setting.- WiFi to work from inside.- The outside 'good' dog-friendly patio for fresh air & hopefully some sunshine.We ordered some gluten free lemon donut holes and an oat milk matcha latte with simple syrup. Both items were tasty and quenched the cravings! Left our tummies very happy!The menu has a range of food items to try and they do also provide doggy treats for your furry family members! A nice touch!

Cute little spot in Denver. They have a nice outdoor seating area as well as some cozy seating inside. I'm not sure if it's Denver or this exact spot, but it was kind of pricey. I wish my avocado toast was more filling... It was very small and didn't have enough avocado on it. The sweet potato fries were delicious, however, and so was the quiche! The quiche looks like a whole meal by itself!Unfortunately, if you're a Matcha lover, I wouldn't recommend ordering your Matcha here. My Matcha latte was mostly ice and milk. it still tasted good. However, I prefer way less milk. Overall, the staff was really friendly and the food was good.

Rivers and roads is a great coffee shop with delicious coffee, tea, and other drinks plus a bunch of baked goods, snacks, and lunch items. I've personally had the golden milk latte and the Matcha for morning drinks as well as the turkey sandwich with avocado and the pastrami Panini for lunch.The staff always greets you warmly and checks in with you to see how you're doing. Drinks are delivered with a smile, and you always feel like you're welcome to hang out to get some work done or enjoy your coffee or meal. Choose from indoor or outdoor seating - there's plenty of both! Outside has umbrellas for sunny days. Inside has plenty of outlets to plug in your devices and boot up for a day of productive work.

Lovely place to grab a drink and get some work done - outlets, spacious tables, and a quiet atmosphere. Drinks and food are great. An additional perk would be the amazing water and ice machine. One of my favorite spots in Denver - try the strawberry and cream matcha

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Best coffee shop in Colorado (IMO). I'm gluten-free, but the rest of my family is not and we're always trying to find something that fits our needs and this is EXACTLY that. We were visiting the area and this was on the top of our list to try. We ordered, admittedly, more than we could consume, but everything just looked so great and we wanted to try it all! The breakfast fries and Sausage sandwich were my favorite savory items.My wife found the biscuit to be a little dry, but I didn't mind with the sausage and cheese. Our daughters loved the granola and fresh fruit parfait! Every sweet/pastry item was yummy, but the donut holes were heaven. It was really hot the day we went, so we stuck with iced drinks. We tried the seasonal flavors + the chai and they were all wonderful. Naturally sweet without that too-sweet taste. The perfect balance so you could actually taste the intended flavors. Lastly, the setting is so good. A little parking lot, but it's nestled in an inviting neighborhood with ample street parking (be sure to check out the sunflower garden a few streets over at Columbine & 35th!). There's plenty of inside seating, but the show is the outdoor space that is both kid and dog-friendly! The whole vibe complimented perfectly with a co-joined glass-blowing studio that you can watch as you enjoy your meal. I follow their insta now and I can't say that I'm not tempted to make the 9-hr-drive for a quick weekend visit... mostly for those donut holes! Oh! And I almost forgot! Cherry on top moment was when I went back up to get some drinks to go and the guy taking orders remembered my name... on a busy Saturday morning, he said, "What can I get you, Brett?".... Wow!