Dazbog Coffee — Restaurant in Castle Rock

So disappointing. This place used to be great. The staff is still very friendly and get your order right. But the situation with the parking that you have to scan with your phone and the website fails to go through half the time, and then you finally enter a validation code and hope that goes through. It just takes WAY too long, and you shouldn't have to deal with this mess. But you have to go through with the parking validation QR code routine, or you will get ticketed automatically via a camera that doesn't care whether you saw the QR code or whether you actually were a customer, or whether your validation code didn't go through on the website. And the coffee is over-roasted and burnt half the time these days. And there aren't enough tables, with one person taking up the bulk of an entire table with their stuff, so there's nowhere nice to sit. Today was the last time after probably close to one hundred visits over the course of just short of 20 years. It's just not worth it anymore, even for old time's sake. I won't be...

After having my orders messed up numerous times, I am having to leave this review.

Over the last 4-5 months, I have gone here 4-5 times and 3 times I have gotten my coffee without the syrup. 2 other times I bought food and it was heated, just to stand there for 5-10min waiting. Once it was heated and forgotten about so after so long they noticed me and asked if I needed help?! The other time my food was completely forgotten!

I always tip and the staff is nice, but pay attention! I feel like I need to stay there and watch, taste and test my food and drink before I leave just to double-check. I don't get it. The place wasn't busy at all during these times.

I'm looking for a new coffee spot. I wish Briccys...

A Disappointing Sip at Dazbog Cafe - matcha latte ⛔️ sugar water ✅

Dazbog Cafe, a cozy spot known for its coffeehouse charm, stumbled badly with its matcha latte during my recent visit.

The matcha latte was, frankly, a disaster. Far from the vibrant, earthy depth one expects from quality matcha, it tasted like little more than sugar water—cloyingly sweet, with no discernible matcha flavor to anchor it. The texture was thin, lacking the creamy froth that elevates a well-crafted latte. Worse, the price felt exorbitant for such a lackluster offering, leaving no aftertaste.

Other menu items weren’t sampled, but the matcha’s poor showing didn’t inspire confidence to explore...