Very cute little coffee shop! The ambience is lovely, and the coffee is consistently good. It's usually quite busy, filled with people who clearly enjoy the space. Most of the staff are very helpful and kind, even while juggling a busy environment. (There is one staff member, though, who seems to treat customers a bit differently depending on personal preferences, but I've come to expect it and still enjoy visiting overall. )

I was QUITE the fan of this place! I came twice while on a weekend trip, the first time getting the lavender earl grey latte (gorgeous, $6), and the second time getting the seasonal pistachio latte (also really good, albeit not as strong a pistachio flavor as I'd expected!, $8). The staff are friendly and helpful, and the ambiance inside is excellent for lingering and studying or just hanging out, although when I came around 3p on a Friday there were no tables left (there's only 6-7 inside the place). It has a light, airy feel; also they sell random fancy-brand body/personal care items (reminds me of an Ulta display counter). It's all street parking out front, but there was plenty. Overall, totally dig this place! It's gonna be my new go-to when I'm in Denver :)

This coffee shop is small, but packs a punch. I adore that they offer gluten free pastries that are divine alongside selling self care goods. Their seasonal bellisima matcha (cherry vanilla matcha) has my heart. I've made the 25 minute drive to get this matcha multiple times now and I think about it every day in between. Great quality matcha and fantastic homemade syrups. Do NOT miss their seasonal menus here!

Stopped in for a coffee after visiting a business close by. This boutique/coffee shop is cute and charming. There are several tables for people to sit and hang out or work on their computer. They have a seasonal menu for coffee drinks as well as their regular go-to beverages. Emphasis is in providing a calming spot with their special low and slow roasted coffees with homemade syrups. I picked my coffee not only based on the flavor profile but also because of the name - Cozy Boi Latte. A smooth blend of caramel syrup, spiced cranberry bitters, topped with salted and smoked bourbon sugar. It was a perfect compliment to the bit of work I got accomplished at their cozy tables.

This is a really cute little place. They have some nice items for sale and coffee/drinks to enjoy. I didn't really like the drink that I got but I should have asked what all was in it. I ordered a golden milk latte but it didn't taste like any golden milk latte that I've had before. They don't list the ingredients in the drinks which is maybe something that they could improve on. But check it out anyway

Lavender interaction: I asked the barista "what should I have given that I don't like sweet and I like coffee forward." To my amusement she replied "drip coffee." I ordered an americano. The coffee was robust and smooth. Good. Specialities include fig, tiramisu, and almond cherry lattes. Yeah too sweet for my taste. Lavender is a cute and tiny coffee shop. Maybe a bit too cute for me. There is limited seating inside, and on a recent Friday each of the few bistro sized tables were taken. Note: there will likely be infants given that Lavender is close to Platte St. and just west of Wash Park. It will be no surprise that the "coffee boutique" is styled in a Sahara color palette which happens to mirror the Anthropologie clad clientele. There is a patio out back which faces the alley where there is limited parking. I found a spot on the street out front. I'm glad I tried Lavender coffee. The coffee is good, even if I'm not the target demographic. If you're a fan of Montecito or Dana Point then Lavender Coffee Boutique is the place for you.

SUCH good matcha! I stopped by here before walking around Washington Park. Cute shop with some seating, nice ambiance inside. It was really quiet when I went so it seems like a good workspace. We got the earl grey lavender matcha and the seasonal Mara matcha which has blueberry, aloe, sea moss and cherry. The earl grey lavender matcha was great and not too sweet but I LOVED the Mara matcha. Such a great flavor and well balanced.

I've frequented this coffee shop a few times since they've opened and I would call this spot my favorite coffee shop in Denver! What do I love about them? 1. Seasonal and menu offerings - always unique and tasty and has CBD options! I appreciate the effort they put into making their menu and their drinks. It feels like there is always a twist and something extra compared to normal coffee spots 2. Decor and vibe - definitely an elevated coffee experience. It feels like things are intentionally curated! That being said, I think these drinks are on the pricier side, but I think you 100% get what you're paying for!

I am a sucker for a good cup of coffee and a place to chill and read. So I am always on the search for a good coffee shop. I absolutely love the interior design of the coffee shop. First, it is very modern and homey. The lighting is warm even on a gloomy day inside. The batista was informative and willing to give their recommendations. I got their lavender oatmilk cold brew, and my husband got the seasonal sage latte. The sage latte is very unique and bold while being an easy drink. The lavender cold brew was on tap and has a strong lavender flavor vs. others that I've tried where I wasn't sure about the flavor. The seats were comfortable and had a clean bathroom. Parking is street parking, so you may need to walk but totally worth :)