Roast Coffee Bar — Restaurant in Denver

Very nice neighborhood coffee spot. The coffee is smooth and tasty. They also have a range of pastries, breakfast sandwiches and burritos plus lunch items. The pastry I had today was very good. It was flaky with seeds and a custard filling - a bit different from the usual.

Service was very good. It was fast and friendly. A plus is that the guy calling out the filled orders had a loud enough voice to clearly hear him from the seating. The space is in an older but comfortable building. There's art on the walls for sale. They do have password protected Wi-Fi for guests which several people were using.

Parking is on street and may be difficult to find although there was an open spot when...

Walking in it’s a vibe, which sets the stage for your nose and eyes to fall in love with anything on their menu. I’ve had lattes, chai spicy (it is spicy), and pastries. My reason for not giving them five stars is that every time I’ve come in the pastries are cold not fresh and the burritos are just ok, nothing I would make a trip for. I can appreciate the hard work of the baristas taking their time in handing you a hand crafted delight. Steps are made not store bought and the place is very chill. Big plus the restrooms are clean, unlike named brand coffee shops. Kudos to you all and keep up the work. Lastly,...

Favorite new spot. Espressos look great but I'm a Kyoto cold brew guy.

Quirky group of attentive and kind baristas. Owner seems to be a quiet professional type with an eye for detail.

They serve the superior Rebel bread pastries, much better than Trompeau's boring baked goods.

So glad this place is here after the Downpours failure. Makes me want to move back to Wash Park.

For those reading who plan to try this wonderful spot - please don't come here and ruin the vibe with your remote work or personal cell calls. Have some consideration for those around you and keep it a place to chill, socialize, and...