Vibe Coffee and Wine — Restaurant in Denver

This lapel pin communicates more than the name of this phenomenal coffee and wine bar. Read the entire post to find out why. Recently, I attended a conference and stayed at the Curtis Doubletree Hotel right across the street. I’m a coffee snob, so the first thing I do before I get to a new city is look for the best coffee shop that serves pour overs. I was blessed to have the VIBE right across the street. In addition to the coffee and ambiance being outstanding, I will always remember the customer service that I received. I like to collect stickers for my yeti coffee thermos at home. When I ask if they had stickers, the barista said she thought they were out. But she took the next 5 to 8 minutes to look in every drawer and shelf to see if there were any left. I promise no one was waiting in line for a coffee :-) When she couldn’t find any, she indicated that she may have some at home because she was the one who created them. My final day of the conference I followed my normal morning ritual, and went to VIBE for a one last pour over. The barista didn’t mention finding a sticker at home, and I didn’t want to bother her by asking. When I picked up my coffee after it was finished, she recognized me and was frustrated because she found one at home but forgot to bring it. She even set the alarm on her phone to remind her. I couldn’t believe that she went to such great lengths to serve me. After all, it was just a small sticker for my coffee mug at home. I thanked her profusely, shared how kind I thought she was, and went on my way to get into my ride to the airport. Before I could cross the street, she came running out of The shop and handed me the lapel pin. She said I’m so sorry. I forgot the stickers, but please accept this pin as a gift and reminder of our shop.

I can tell you two things for sure, the coffee was outstanding and the next time I’m in Denver I will definitely be back to VIBE. I may even choose a hotel that is close enough that I can walk there every morning. I wish I knew your name, but thank you, thank you, thank you. You made a difference in my spirit...

Tip: When you walk in, there is a menu and register you order at. Don't sit thinking they serve you, not even at the bar. You pick up your coffee on the other isode of the pole from the register.

Since we had never been here, I didn't want you to feel out of place like we did.

The coffee all comes in a 12 oz, and the website is close to accurate. They do have coconut milk for coffee.

The coffee is very good, no bitterness. I had a latte with chocolate and coconut milk. It was perfect, no sweetner needed. And it was not over coconut flavor, just a nice balance. And it's not overly hot, which is awesome. My partner had a Lattee as is, he said the same it was really good.

They have a 1 once source bean, which means the beans all come from the same farm. It was a carmelly flavor. And a blend which comes from 2 farms. Today was a chocolate floral blend. We both did the once source.

Staff was kind and helpful. If we stayed longer,...

We visited Denver for 2 days and stayed really close to here at the four seasons. We decided to stop in with our 2 young children to get coffee before our day in the mountains. We ordered and went to look at the decor which had a nice “vibe” to it. Unfortunately we were immediately approached by a security guard who told us that its policy that since the coffee shop is part of an office and a “quiet” environment that children aren’t allowed to run around. I told him no problem even though I’ve never heard of such a thing. Then this security guard returned to his post and proceeded to stare us down the remaining 15 min we were there. I don’t mean glance at us, I mean stare at me wife and som until she just had to walk out in discomfort. I stayed waiting for our coffee with my other son and looked up at him 2 more times in 5 min and he was locked in on us. We will never be coming back here nor recommending this non child...