Devil's Food Bakery

If it weren’t so far from my place in downtown Denver, I’d make this my regular coffee shop and bakery. Their baked goods are top notch. Not overly sweet and buttery- perfect balanced doses of savory and sweet that allows the flavor of dough to shine. I had the infamous almond croissant and apple raspberry strudel with a latte. Almond croissant is beautifully baked, crispy on the outside, layered airiness inside, and right amount of filling that doesn’t compromise the texture of the bread. Worth every dollar. Will definitely be visiting again and bringing friend next time!

Wow, one of the best bakeries in Denver, hands down. The pastries and coffee are superb - the galettes are my favorite. The only downside is that all of Denver knows about this place too.

Cutest bakery and delicious options. I love this sweet neighborhood spot. It feels nostalgic and homey in the best way. Everyone is welcoming and you’ll find something you love for sure! The attached shop is dangerous for fun items and candles too!

Very cozy bakery with a big selection of fresh baked options. Good coffee, beautiful place. Attached to a little trinket/home goods store

Excellent bakery on a shopping block in an older neighborhood. Very good espresso based drinks, pastries and pies. The cherry raspberry strudel is particularly good. The sweetness of the crust is a nice contrast to the tart cherry/raspberry filling and pairs well with the latte. Service was great. It was friendly, prompt and efficient. The space is in an interesting older building with both tables and counter space for seating. They do have Wi-Fi available. There is a view into the back area where employees are busy baking. The on street parking is limited and can fill up during peak times.

Delicious pastries and latte. Prices reasonable for a café. Customer service was good but overheard several mistakes distributed to customers. Limited seating but finding a spot wasn't too tricky. Lovely place that's a must stop if you're in the area.

Easily the best almond croissant I’ve had in Denver. Add to that the heavy hipster factor of their interior, and slightly too cool for school attitude but still down to earth, and you got a shining star right here on south Gaylord. Makes sense as it’s connected to the slammin brunch spot next door at Myrtle Hill.

A great, neighborhood spot to grab consistently delicious coffee and tea, a variety of fresh, house-made baked goods, and with a lovely historic atmosphere for spending time with friends, colleagues, your kids, or on your own. Service is always fairly quick even when the lines can get long (and they do, especially on weekends), and my espresso beverages have always been accurate. I like that they have hooks to hang your bag or jacket, well kept restrooms, and a nice view into their bakery production, too.