Coffee Sarap

Grateful to have come across this place! First time trying something that was not a basic oat milk latte… I got the Turon Latte (iced) because I was intrigued by the banana milk and oh my god it was phenomenal. I had to stop and say “mmMmm!!” between every sip! It came with bananas on top and wow 🤩 My partner got the Ube Latte (hot) and wow it was WAY better than a plain old latte! The baristas were also just the kindest souls!

We visited Coffee Sarap yesterday and oh em gee! The service was so lovely. The shop is so welcoming. Much more so than the previous one. The Pandan Latte is my new favorite! Husband and I try vanilla lattes all over Colorado and the world. It’s our thing. Coffee shops are most of my reviews. We love trying new places but it’s so hard when you find something you love so much!! lol And the Pandan muffin is amazing! It’s like cake. We aren’t big sweets people so I rarely get anything like this. So glad I did! We are on our way back downtown again this morning and I’m trying to get husband to go to Coffee Sarap again!! There’s street parking and a great patio that I bet will be full up in warmer weather. Head on over! You won’t be sorry!

Okay, this place grew on me. I went when they first opened, but since then they've made some improvements to their seating. So far, I've really been enjoying their unique lattes and I like the cold brew with the mix of ube and pandan cold foams which is pictured. I still need to try their pastries but I have tried their ube cake which was delicious and recommend.

super cute, filipina owned and operated coffee shop! the coffee is great, and they offer unique house made syrups alongside classics. no vegan food options at the time of writing, but their house made syrups are vegan (other than the honey lavender). mellow vibe but packed every time i’ve been in!

I love it here. The coffee is AMAZING and the hospitality is top notch. I feel at home whenever I go and it’s walking distance to our church (Hope Valley). I remember when they were just a coffee cart and we made multiple visits, and now they have a much deserved storefront. As a Filipino American, I feel seen. I feel celebrated. I feel the menu represents my culture and highlights the Filipino flavors. Thank you, Coffee Sarap!

My daughter saw a TikTok of a place in another state that similar to this cute coffee shop. It’s near her school so we decided to stop by I’m so upset we didn’t stop by sooner. We both were greeted as soon as we walked in, it wasn’t super busy and the girl helping us was super patient and explained their menu. After we decided on our drinks we asked about their treats we got a trio of the Pandesal and devoured them in the car. My daughter got the mestiza latte and I went with the pandan latte but they offered other drinks that I’m excited to come back and try. Parking situation was easy found parking right in front of the business so that was a plus.

Coffee Sarap is a must try!!! It’s in a cute location in the RiNo area. The pandesals are some of the best pastries I’ve ever had. They practically melt in your mouth! Any of their signature lattes hit the spot too. I’ll definitely be coming in more often.

Strong coffee (on the bitter side)! If you aren't a coffee lover, they have some non coffee drinks. My husband got the Pandan latte and I got the Palawan latte. Mine was significantly less sweet than the pandan. Both were yummy! This place is in the old location of Lekkar - another coffee shop that must have closed.

There's a brand new coffee shop in RiNo and I'm obsessed. Coffee Sarap is all about sharing the cultural and gourmet flavors of the Philippines. With Sarap meaning "delicious," I honestly can't think of a better name for this women-owned business. Since they opened their brick and mortar, I've already been multiple times (no shame), and I've loved everything I've tried. Their menu changes with the seasons. Some of the drinks in this reel are from their March lineup. That just means more reasons to go back and try what's new. When you go, I recommend working your way through the menu. You'll be glad you did.

The vibe was a little different but the coffee was amazing!! Staff was super nice and so quick. Only comment on the vibe - seemed like it was setup for kids, there were toys and such but 100% would come back. Coffee was so good. Also! They have a cool coffee window if you have a. Dog or are just swinging by, it's on the sidewalk so can easily stop and order!! Super cool

This place has been on my radar since moving to Denver 3 months ago, and thanks to a small delay at a nearby nail salon, I could stop here to try it out! Coffee Sarap (@coffeesarap on Instagram; I recommend checking them out there, too!) is owned by two friends who reunited in Colorado after life took them on separate paths after high school. Their story is sweet, and their drinks reflect that, with a beautiful balance of culture and gourmet. I ordered the Mestiza latte, and you bet I'll be back for more. It reminded me of the Mexican chocolate, chocolate Abuelita. This is no surprise because the cinnamon really hit wonderfully. My husband ordered the Pandan latte, which I tried and was surprised. It carried a very unique flavor (thanks to the pandan), so if you're into floral, grassy notes in your coffee, this may be the one for you. The overall ambiance was vibrant, what you'd expect on a Saturday spring morning. The staff was helpful, and while it was crowded, they did a phenomenal job of keeping the place tidy and clean and the drinks flowing in a timely manner. 10/10. Highly recommend!

This place became our top coffee places! Very unique beverages. Where else can you get an ube brownie? That's one of the things we ordered to share at night and it was gobbled up FAST. (I recommend getting vanilla ice cream to go with it you can thank me later). The line was almost outside of the door when we entered and rightfully so because the drinks were worth the wait! Loved my ube latte. Definitely will come back again and bring others to share the joy.

I was meant to find this place while visiting Denver. Paying homage to my Filipino roots with Filipina women entrepreneurs ...ABSOLUTELY! I had to go with the classic Ube Latte and it was fantastic! We had the pandesal trio and did toast to my dad, who would eat the classic pandesal for breakfast! If we had more time, we would have visited a few more times! Women supporting other women, Coffee Sarap has a pop up this day! Lola Severina! Kaela, the owner makes soaps and sustainable goods in honor of her Lola and we were also happy to support! Being a very small world, Kaela grew up with my Godson in Japan! Crazy! If in the Denver area, please support these amazing women!!!!

I really loved the drinks available - playful mixes of ube and pandan were a delight to see and taste. My only issue is that the drinks were a little too sweet for my liking, but not unbearable.

Can I bring this whole shop with me everywhere I go? I saw them on instagram originally and decided to stop by and I was so glad I did! I love their Filipino inspired menu. The cold brew was the best I've had and their cute spring menu was exceptional. I had to get the cold brew with pandan cold foam and a peep! No other coffee lived up to this. My boyfriend got the ube latte and he said the same thing! Lovely coffee shop that's quaint and quiet. Everyone was friendly and service was great. 100/100.

Coffee Sarap is a true delight. The music was vibing and they also participated with Fringe Fest this year with the Fringe with Benefits spin. I was able to get a bogo with my pin. I got a mocha latte with oat milk and Ryan got the ube hot chocolate. Both were so delicious and we got them to go. But there is plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating. They also have accessible bathrooms which I often don't see at some coffee shops so this is nice as well! The people here were incredibly friendly and the service was quick and just a really excellent quality overall. They also host events here including live music ! I can't wait to come back again soon!

So happy that I have a Filipino coffee shop to go to now in Denver! "Sarap" translates to delicious in Tagalog and I can vouch that their ube latte and pastries (ube cake, calamari cake) really hit the spot. I also like that they serve breakfast burritos from Paborito which is another spot to go to and pick up Filipino dishes. My favorite one would have to be the Beef Tapa burrito. Service is impeccable - they're really friendly and take the time to explain what the menu is. I can definitely see myself hanging out here to study or work on something - free WiFi! The space is very inviting and plenty of seating.

Had their ube latter which was delicious. The barista was super friendly and helped us decide what to try! The inside is so welcoming, I loved the decor and the plentiful seating.

Coffee Sarap is a Filipino coffee shop with flavors like ube, pandan, mestiza, and more. They offer boba in some drinks as well as housemade syrups! They have some drinks that are caffeine free, as well as tea, and alternative milks for vegan or dairy-free folks. Treats in the pastry case looked really yummy. They also offer coffee flights which would be fun for a coffee date! I ordered a seasonal drink, St. Patrick's Presko, which is a hazelnut iced coffee with pandan and marshmallow cold foam. It was super good! The cold foam was yummy and super thick. It was absolutely a good drink! Good quality coffee here. I stopped by on a Saturday at 11 for a little coffee treat! The shop is super busy and bustling. The design is modern with concrete floors, thus voices carry and it is LOUD in here. I imagine it is quieter throughout the week and off hours. There were several families with kids here, friends catching up, and a few folks working on laptops. There is an outdoor patio to enjoy drinks on warm days!

A new lovely Filipino coffee shop just opened up not too long ago. Open space is the considerable amount of seating. They have freshly baked goods and savory options available for purchase in addition to the coffee. Now onto the coffee flight, not big of a horchata fan so the mestiza drink I can do away. The rest of the Palawan flight I was a big fan on. The Palawan dreams was my favorite however. Perfect amount of foam that was the lovely addition in top. Would come back here and try other options!!

The idea of a coffee flight is so genius to me, especially at a place like this where they've got some unique beverages. This coffee shop focuses mainly on pandan and ube flavors, but they do it in a variety of ways. I loved all 4 coffees, but the cold brew with pandan foam was the winner. I also got a Nutella challah bread that was to die for. I don't think it was made in house, but I could be wrong. It was quite busy and we had to wait to find seating, but it's new and popular. There is outdoor seating if it's warm enough!

I just love finding a new spot to try and discovering a true gem that has me knowing I will be back before I have even placed my first order. Coffee Sarap is one of those places. Mid Friday morning visit and it's not too busy but, busy enough that there is a buzz in the air with the people coming through. Music is on and setting the mood. Ample seating in and out on the patio with some cozy options too. The display of pastries greets you at the front of the line and I knew I would not be getting only coffee today... I would try one of everything if I could. I landed on the Ube and cheese stuffed Pandesal which was delicious after a warm up. Soft, fluffy bread with just enough sweetness. Devoured! I decided to try the Boracay Dreams iced. Don't be afraid to ask about the flavors - if you aren't familiar with Pandan and/or Ube, the staff will help you and will share favorites to make your decision easier. I love both Pandan and Ube so, the Boracay Dreams or the Palawan Dreams were the two I had to decide between. Oddly enough, I had a batch of Ube cookies i had made, in my car to share with my out of town guest who I had just dropped at DIA so this made for fun convo! Everyone working seemed to truly enjoy what they're doing - services was friendly and fast. I had to giggle at the sign at the pick up counter- read my mind much? I was already making my move to set up a shot. And finally, sat down to mix my Boracay Dreams and test it out - everything I anticipated it to be and more! So creamy, the pandan and espresso perfect, and then that ube foam top- dreamy indeed! If you aren't familiar like me and fill up easily with rich drinks like this, opt for the small- I made the mistake of getting the medium but, still, enjoyed every last bit of it and accepted my fate of fullness. Can't wait to come back and will study the menu to be better prepared next time.

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 options 2) 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.

Whoops - Popped in twice in one week! I loved that they had a DJ today! (And it wasn't too loud) The vibes were elite and the coffee was phenomenal. I'm so glad I got to bring my partner today to try it. New obsession unlocked :)

Lovingly crafted baked goods and drinks. The iced pandan latte with honey cream foam was decadent without being cloyingly sweet. It has some savory notes and subtle notes of vanilla. The pandesal with lighting mui butter and strawberry chia seeds jam was excellent, I only wish the bread was warm enough (or the butter soft enough) to be spread-friendly. I could have eaten the pandesal on its own as a slightly sweet roll. The place was busy on an overcast Sunday, but not too loud to read or hold a conversation. Friendly, quick service and appealingly arranged pastries that are a joy even just to look at. It's evident that the customers feel lucky to have a Filipino eatery in the neighborhood.

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!

So good! I got the pandan muffin, pork longganisa breakfast burrito, matcha presas, and Palawan dreams drink. Everything was so good - I loved the burrito. There was just a little bit of sweetness to it that was so good. I did DoorDash and put some modifications in the notes and they got everything right. Seems like a small thing but not a lot of restaurants read those. Can't wait to go in person!

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.

I was excited to try Coffee Sarap, as I had never had Filipino food or coffee. The service was good, and the ambiance was cute. Plenty of seating inside, but most of it was full because this place is hopping! I had a Filipino coffee (as it felt important to me to try out a Filipino dish while at a Filipino cafe) and a jalapeño challah sources from Talia's challahs (dipped in cream cheese). They were both delicious! I'd love to return.

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!

Love that they have unique flavors! Good place to work or sit and enjoy your drink. Even when busy service is fast.

I've been following Coffee Sarap sometime and have seen them about town at festivals and such. I got to try a few of their syrup samples at the Ramen Festival and they were having out BOGO coupons which was my prompt to finally visit their brick and mortar store! Space is so cute and inviting.....Filipino meets Colorado vibes. I got the Palawan Dreams and it hit the spot after a big brunch! Iced it was absolutely perfect and the pandan foam was straight up addictive! Do yourself a favor and come hang out on the patio or inside or make it a Filipino themed day and walk over after having a meal at Magna Kainan. Loved supporting this local, minority and woman owned business!

We had friends visiting from out of town and heard about this place. Parking can be a little difficult to find on the weekends but it's worth the wait. Not a surprise that they're busy so the line may go out the door but you can take a look at their menu by scanning a QR code near the entrance. It does move pretty fast though. They have a good amount of seating inside too. We tried the Mahal Matcha, Ube Latte, Ube milk and their Sylvanna pastries. Keep in mind that their drinks may not look like the picture. I would've given them five stars but the price of their drinks were a bit high in comparison to what is given. I literally finished my drink in a few sips even before we started back on the road. I would give this place another try if I'm in the area but I'll get something different next time.

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 :)

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.

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!

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!

New spot that took over Lekker off of Larimer in RiNo. I have now had the pleasure of visiting 3 times and have been blown away each time by the friendly service, peaceful and earthy environment, tasty treats & coffee that truly awakens the soul! Mestiza Latte (DF &GF!): my absolute new favorite. Had this one twice, once hot and once cold. Both amazing - the horchata really adds to this one. Kind of reminded me of a cafe miel but 100x better Pandan Latte: iced. So happy I tried this one and didn't do 3 days of the Mestiza. A sweeter latte but not overpowering. It was better than I expected! Blueberry Lemon Scone: heated up, the middle was perfectly soft and moist and the edges perfectly crisp but not crumbling all over the place. Delicious! Beef Tapa Burrito: I wish I had 3 of these but I (thankfully) got the last one of the morning. Perfect sweetness to accompany the egg and beef. The citrus marinade really pops through. I asked for hot sauce but didn't end up even needing it. The flavor was too good to ruin! A fantastic addition to RiNo and nice to see a change up from the typical coffee shops in town. I've been finding coffee lacking in caffeine and flavor, not Coffee Sarap though! Definitely recommending to everyone!

So. Dang. Good. I am always on the hunt for best coffee in Denver and this is close to it if you are looking for a fun and delicious latte. I had never heard of pandan prior to visiting Coffee Sarap, but now that I've had it, I may be an addict. It has a vanilla-y floral-y flavor that adds just the right amount of sweetness to a coffee beverage. The space is cute and the staff are always very friendly. I am excited to try some of the pastries next time I visit which will probably be very soon to feed my pandan latte addiction!

Stopped by during my work trip and man... I wish I lived closer so I could have this coffee all the time. Had the Palawan Dreams and all I can say is *phenomenal*!! Always was a fan of ube lattes but with the pandan foam... wow. It made me a big fan of pandan; so delicious!! The coffee itself had a lot of body to it so this coffee is definitely one to remember! A Filipino masterpiece. Beautiful place and the staff was very friendly as well!

Really good coffee!! Loved the pandan and ube foam! So good! Their pastries were really good too! Cool vibes! Would come back!

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.

Delicious matcha! I ordered the lavender matcha and was pleased when it didn't come out tasting like soup, but instead, vaguely like cereal milk! I can't wait to come back and try their Filipino pastries!

Masarap talaga! I've been wanting to check out Coffee Sarap even before I booked a ticket to Denver. Some may say ube and pandan flavors in coffee are just a trend and are overrated, but man, it just works so well! And Coffee Sarap does it absolutely perfectly. It's still coffee-forward, strong, and you can taste both the ube and pandan. 10/10! This is how it should be!

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!

So happy this place exists! The drinks are 10/10 deliciousness ! The right amount of sweetness, not overpowering the espresso. The Ube and pandan drinks are amazing. Service is wonderful and friendly. Love that the space is kid friendly with a little play area . I have a toddler who was entertained for once , while mommy had her latte!

Pandan Lattes and Paborito breakfast burritos! SARAP! So happy they have brick & mortar place. Now we can stay cozy & warm inside while we enjoy our drink. Beautiful mural. Service is fantastic as usual! Cannot wait to be a regular here.

Cosy and nice drinks. Filipino desserts are tasty and sweet. It's a good place to chill and do some work as well.

While visiting, I was so excited to find a Denver coffee spot that focuses on Filipino flavors! Inside decor is cute - weaved lighting and some details of the flag on the walls. I ordered an ube hot latte and the BF ordered an espresso shot. I was starving and beyond shocked to see there was a longanisa burrito so ordered that as well. I will be trying the assortment of pastries next time, including ube tired cake slices, calamansi bars and cookies. Latte was fine! I'm sure it would've been more purple if I got it iced, but did taste real, non-artificial ube flavor. BF said espresso was a tad sour. Longanisa is among my top foods since childhood and quite nostalgic with its unique sweet and savory flavor. The burrito however, was more like ground beef with an assortment of spices in an attempt to taste like the original sausage. I think if they actually used the real thing (although not very healthy!) would be a true hit. Hoping to be back to find something there that I love!

Mixed feelings. The flavors are unique and a welcome change for the Denver area , but the price point and overall experience leaves me feeling a bit underwhelmed. It's hard to justify nearly $8 for a latte no matter how you slice it. There's also something about the atmosphere that feels a bit awkward , which makes it hard to enjoy the experience. Maybe if the price point was a bit more reasonable , it would be easier to justify or give grace where needed

So happy to see a Filipino business open up downtown! Had tried their drinks the other day (Palawan Dreams) and it tasted very light but flavorful at the same time! I also tried a Ube pie which I fell in love with. I will definitely be back and would recommend this place to everyone, as for the inside the shop was very cozy (a bit busy not too many seats prob depending on the day)!

Great Filipino Flavored Lattes and breakfast burritos!!!!!! The Filipino pandesal and pastries are next level!!!!

First time customer here. Went in super excited to try the new drink I seen the owners promoting the day before on tv. Walked in a was not greeted by one employee. The sitting area was busy but no one in line. Stood there looking at the menu for a good 5 minutes and I know for a fact we looked clueless because it was our first time. We didn't get asked if we needed help or had any questions.... Continued to try and figure out what was what and then asked one of the baristas if I could ask her a question and she just looked at me and turned around. So we just continued to the register. There we asked about the burritos and the young lady responded that she was vegan and didn't try them so she didn't know what was in them. She asked the other barista and they didn't seem sure. I just feel like the whole experience was terrible. I was really looking forward to trying a lot of things instead we got two drinks and left. I get it, they were busy but a little hospitality goes soooo far. One of the owners was busy going back and forth but could have said, hey guys thanks for coming in today or something but nothing... maybe I just had super high expectations but I could have swore hospitality was just common.