Panda Coffee House — Restaurant in Denver

I loved working remotely today at Panda Coffee House! I saw this place on Instagram and decided to give it a shot - I think it's going to be my new WFH spot on Monday's! They play lofi on Mondays while the rest of flight co is closed and it was a great ambiance for studying, reading etc. Fruit loop latte was delicious (want to try the other menu items but it was honestly so good I had to get it again.) Internet was super fast and great for work - I even took a Zoom call and had no lag or issues. All of the staff that I interacted with were very kind. The only thing I will say to keep in mind is that I came on Friday as well, and if you're planning on working, make sure you have noise cancelling headphones. The bowling lanes are right behind the seating area and it's really loud (nothing Zoom noise gate can't handle, though.) So happy to have this coffee shop in our...

I’m matcha/coffee spoiled from Los Angeles, and Panda is my holy grail in Denver. Quality matcha, coffee, and people through and through. Ive been going since it’s opened and decided to write a review because they nail it literally every time and almost cried of happiness drinking my matcha with honey lavender in the sun today lol. I’ve gotten cappuccinos with alt and regular milk (why is a balanced capp so hard to do? Idk but they do it), their matcha both hot and iced, as well as their speciality drinks (the Montblanc with coconut milk is so good). Syrups are versatile and yummy. Everything is recyclable and everyone, owner and baristas, are genuinely so pleasant. It all makes up for the Flyte Co cafeteria vibes, trust. Haven’t tried the pastries but I’m...

I wanted so badly to like this place but the environment is crazy loud with kids screaming and loud music. I got the regular size chai which was tiny and didn't even reach the bottom of my cup holder in my car. I have had probably a hundred different chais from dozens of different coffee shops and this one was by far the least notable. It tasted like straight water with a pinch of cinnamon and cardamom, the way that la croix is "flavored" water. I hate to say and I try hard not to leave bad reviews especially with newer shops but I think a lot about this place needs work. The atmosphere would be passable if the chai was at least drinkable but I feel like mud water would give me more bang for my buck, especially at that...