Black Black Coffee

Sump coffee in Denver! Great prep of my espresso. Great pastry and food selection. Tons of seating. SMOKES 2- out of 3

I love the variety. Whether it's the great, locally roasted coffee Black Black has available, the tasty pastries, or the brew methods you can choose for your cup. Every visit promises a new experience, a rare thing when the coffee industry is so often about replicating the same flavor over and over again.

Great coffee! Really fun atmosphere, especially on a warm sunny day. The baristas are extremely knowledgeable and know how to serve up coffee. Only gave it four stars because signage to find it is not great and for those that are used to run of the mill (chain) coffee shops, you will experience sticker shock. It's expensive coffee but you're paying for quality.

I am old school in thinking when I pay money to eat or have a cup of coffee I should get it the way I want it. I find it pretentious to have someone tell me I must drink their coffee black because it is that good. They would be better off asking me to try it black and if I don’t like it they would let me have milk or cream. I skipped having coffee because I do not like people telling me that my palate is not sophisticated enough for their coffee and I had a sandwich.instead. Sandwich was one of the worst I have ever had I should have gone someplace else

Odd business/apartment location but by far the highest quality coffee I've ever had. The product is unreal and absolutely traditional. Very small portion with standard 2 shots. I got the Cascara Latte which is a latte with their home-made simple syrup that includes tea made from cascara (the outside plant part of coffee). The most delicate, rounded, not-sweet tasting latte I've ever had. The food is also wonderful.

One of the best lattes I've ever had! They use high end coffee beans, and you can definitely taste the quality. My latte had a dark chocolate cherry flavor - subtle but incredible. Four stars only because I wish they'd warn you up front that the servings are tiny.

So far, this is my favorite coffee shop around Denver. A small staff maintains familiarity, while an ever changing coffee selection brings variety. A multi-roaster shop offering espresso drinks alongside a slow bar showcasing six different brewing methods, you'll have to try hard to get bored here. The seating area is open and airy, with lots of natural light. They also have a small kitchen where you can get breakfast burritos and lunch sandwiches. They close at three and aren't currently open on the weekends, so plan your visit for the earlier part of the day. You won't be disappointed. Bonus, Books, the shop dog, is super cute and playful.

Very cool spot in an interesting development. Nice folks and great coffee! Didn’t have any food but it smelled amazing