Logan House Coffee - Stanley Marketplace — Restaurant in Aurora

I have frequented this Coffee house before . I had unpleasant experience today where I felt racially profiled . I had my receipt showing the time I arrived and intended to leave within the two hour restriction due to covid. I was asked to leave after an hour by the barista . I explained to her I had been there for less than hour, she asked me twice to leave before saying that it was fine that I could stay . The two tables next to me had been there before me and it was impossible that she could have mistaken when I arrived . I informed her that I felt racially profiled and that her behavior was inappropriate and it made me , as a consumer , feel uncomfortable . She brushed off my comments and went to talk to her co - worker . This shop is in the middle of a very diverse part of Aurora full of people of Color and various back grounds and religions . It is unacceptable for there to be business' with employees who treat others with such Bias and...

I have been a fan of this coffee place since they opened a couple of years ago.

You know when love a place but you are afraid to tell everyone because then your favorite place will be overrun!?!? Well Logan Coffee at the new Stanley Marketplace makes Mochas that will make you weep with joy that chocolate and coffee were created. Their mocha sauce is engineered by the chocolatiers/pastry shop in Stanley. Not sickeningly sweet like most mochas but very cocoa flavored and satisfying. Their expresso tastes delicious not burnt like other coffee places. The people that man the counter are knowledgeable about their coffee and what goes in it.

They are not in a rush so if you are looking for a fast fix this is not your place. Go find your cuppa at the Buck. But if you want a mocha that will curl your...

Love this place for amazing coffee but had a weird experience this last time visiting. After I told the woman taking my order what my drink was, she simply put up the pay screen on the tablet and walked away. I was going to ask about the pastries and buy one, but she literally said nothing, didn’t even tell me my total, and just turned her back and walked away. She left me standing there for about a minute until another barista came up and asked if I had been helped, obviously because the pay screen was still up and there was another customer waiting behind me. I get it’s a coffee shop and not one known for its hospitality, but still. I think it’s the bare minimum to at the very least acknowledge your customers for longer than the 30 seconds it takes to listen to their drink...