Corvus Coffee Roasters — Restaurant in Denver

Corvus Coffee Roasters' latest venture in our new apartment building is nothing short of a revelation! As the finishing touches were added to our building's construction, the anticipation for this coffee haven grew, and it hasn’t disappointed.

Immediately upon entering, you're greeted by the captivating aroma of specialty coffee beans roasting to perfection. The counter boasts a tantalizing spread of pastries, each seeming to whisper, "Pick me!".

While the impeccable coffee and treats are a testament to their commitment to quality, it's the service that truly elevates the experience. A hearty cheers to Matt, the epitome of personable service. With every interaction, he brings an authenticity and warmth that transforms a simple coffee run into a memorable experience. You’re not just a customer to Matt; you're a valued guest, and he ensures you feel that way.

The sleek yet inviting interior design complements the modern aesthetic of our new building. Whether it's a quick espresso shot before work or a languid afternoon with a cappuccino, Corvus offers the ideal setting. The cafe seamlessly marries the excitement of a new venture with the coziness that makes you want to linger a little longer.

To all my fellow residents and visitors, Corvus Coffee Roasters isn't just a coffee shop; it's a testament to the vibrant community spirit brewing in our locale. It's our fresh start, a newly constructed gem that promises aromatic mornings and delightful afternoons.

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$15 here gets you a quality cup + amazing pastry. Unfortunately in Denver, coffee shops tend to do well at one or the other but not both, and if so, an inviting space or friendly barista usually is also compromised (e.g., Queen City: excellent coffee, gross pastries/food; Little Owl: excellent coffee & pastries, tiny space, stuffy upscale atmosphere that’s too quiet to hang in; Crema: pretty good coffee and great pastries but basic selection and loud/poor wifi/no outlets (BUT excellent food); Whittier Cafe: poor coffee, pastries, and indoor space/outlet availability but somehow pricier than all the others). I set high standards for Corvus since they do appear bougier and their prices are above average, and I can say I’ve only had consistently good experiences that were worth it. The space is inviting, clean, and naturally lit with lots of outlets; I’ve never had an issue finding a spot to post up and work. It could be stuffy but the baristas are super friendly and professional across both locations, and don’t hover over the tipping screen. Pastries are fresh and unique. Music is good and at good volume. The quality coffee makes up for the slightly higher prices, and the unlimited drip is worth the purchase if you’re spending time there. I’d have an important business meeting here just as easily as a casual meet-up. Only complaints are that some of the furniture is wobbly in RiNo and could use some tightening, and I wish there were healthier menu options outside of their...

A delightful and peaceful cafe experience. Beautifully designed space with ample thought given to both guest and staff, the bar space was very spacious and the cafe seating was cozy. The Divisi Gesha espresso was recommended to me by the staff and I'm so thankful for that - such a delicious and unique flavor profile and a great introduction to Corvus' roasters. V and Gabby were a delight to speak with and really took this experience to a five star level! I'm an out of towner but will definitely recommend this place to my friends back home and will return on future visits. This is truly a barista's...