Frank & Roze Coffee Co. — Restaurant in Denver

I've heard great things about Frank & Roze and finally checked it out today. Superb experience all around. Firstly, the coffee is all reasonably priced and the upcharge for non-dairy milk is only $.50, which is pretty decent since I'm usually charged on average $1. I got a mocha and it was phenomenal. Secondly, I got a breakfast sandwich and while I felt the food was a bit pricey, the ingredients were clearly high-quality and the sandwich was really good. It was a little on the smaller side but because of the quality of the ingredients I'd say the price is pretty reasonable. Thirdly, the customer service. I came in around 2pm on a Monday and decided to get a breakfast sandwich since in my experience usually you can order those all day at coffee shops. I didn't read the fine print on the sign that said on weekdays breakfast ends at 11:30am. The cashier notified me but said she'll ask the cook if they will still do it. The cook did! I was very impressed with that customer service, they absolutely did not have to do that, it was my bad for not reading the sign but I am really happy they did. It also wasn't super busy at the time, I was there for about 10 minutes and no one ordered a thing before or after me, so please dont expect this at a busier time! The coffee shop is also really clean and well decorated. The staff I interacted with was super friendly and professional. It looks very upscale, reminded me of coffee shops I visited in Spain and Italy, but the prices were average coffee shop prices. The pastries also looked delicious but I didnt get one. Next time, for sure! If you're in the area I...

I visited Frank & Roze after friends recommended it as a great coffee bar to work from — and they were right! The food, service, and ambiance all exceeded expectations. I had the Hot Smoked Salmon, a delicious coffee, and sampled a few other menu items throughout my Tuesday there before hitting Mumford & Sons at Red Rocks that evening. The atmosphere was so inviting that I ended up spending the entire day. The space has a comfortable, welcoming vibe that makes you feel like part of the local community. I sat at the long communal table and enjoyed chatting with several guests, which made the experience even more special. One of those guests happened to be Roze herself — the “Roze” behind Frank & Roze. It was a highlight of my visit to learn more about the brand’s story and her background, which closely aligns with my own career path. We connected over our shared experiences of owning and operating retail businesses and the journey that led us to where we are today. Roze and her team were gracious, attentive, and genuinely fun to talk with. Their hospitality really stood out and made me feel at home. I’ll definitely be back the next time...

Large modern coffeeshop featuring a small but good breakfast and lunch menu and very good pastries. The frittata was a perfect choice for me. The eggs were light and fluffy with a generous amount of ham and gruyere cheese. The salad that accompanied it was great with fresh greens and evoo. The cherry cheese danish was freshly made and delicious.

Service was great - both friendly and fast. The space has varied comfortable seating including several tables outside for good weather. They do have password protected Wi-Fi for guests. The password is posted by the used dish return. Several people were on laptops while I was there. One thing to be aware of is that just past the coffee bar there is a rug under some tables. The corner of the rug can get turned up. I saw someone stumble there while I ate.

This is just across from the free parking garage so even in busy periods when there is little or no on street parking you can...