Copper Door Coffee Roasters — Restaurant in Denver

I’ll be honest that I miss therizo which was here before. That said, the staff here is friendly and the coffee is okay, but things tend to be a bit bitter and a bit sweeter than I’m used to.

That said, I’m mostly just disappointed with the lack of vegetarian breakfast burritos or options. I love getting coffee and a protein filled breakfast to walk around the area and enjoy, but I have found the only vegetarian options are pastries.

I wanted to like this place and the staff is lovely, but I can’t recommend it on coffee or food alone. The vibe is good (would recommend hanging out with friends or working here), but just a little lack luster compared to what...

Copper Door is such a good addition to Park Hill. I didnt know we needed another coffee shop until CD opened: It is such a good vibe for working - like, this is your remote work coffee shop, Park Hill people. Don't get me wrong, it's good for anything coffee related, but in a world where Honey Hill is (delightful) madness and Cake Crumbs belongs to McAuliffe students in the afternoon hours, Copper Door is a calm, quiet, bright, productive, peaceful (dare I say "adults only") coffee shop. Spend your money and time here, the internet is great, no one is crying, and the music is reminiscent of my 2010 "finals week"...

Since I moved here I have been going to Copper Door at the gardens regularly. This location is great, the prices are inflated Denver-area coffee prices for the drinks, but nothing unusual. However, why I keep coming back here is because they actually sell their bags of coffee at a reasonable price. It’s impossible to find good beans in Denver for $16-18 anywhere else (yes Corvus, your coffee is amazing but $24 a bag? Get out of here). The coffee is good enough to bring me back to buying the beans - and sometimes you get something as tasty as the Brazilian which should be retailing for even higher, but...