Brewing Market

The coffee is delish and I’ve been coming here on and off for 20 years. The issue is the place is FILTHY DIRTY IN AND OUT. The owner obviously knows nothing nor cares about cleanliness as every time I do go, once a month compared to daily back in the day, it just gets nastier. The bathrooms forget altogether, completely disgusting. the outdoor area is filthy dirty and smells horrible and the tables are gross and stained. Ok enough, just had to post this after all these years. it’s a shame… there is no reason someone should have no interest in cleaning especially when you serve food and drink to your customers. Go to Red Rock, The Cup, The Laughing Goat, The Trident or Ozo if you want a clean local spot with killer coffee.

Definitely not the best coffee but the staff is abysmal! Just came by 20 minutes before their 7pm closing and they were closed early for a staff training. Not a problem. However, when I tried to ask one of the employees unlocking the door to go in about the other locations, he wouldn’t give any response other than to point at the sign and seem really annoyed.
I thought he might not understand so o knocked on the glass door. He just waved me off while the other employees inside laughed.
If you’re not one of the good coffee shops, like Vic’s or Amante, you can have a more customer friendly attitude.

I went in for a hot chocolate on a colder afternoon. I stepped inside and I noticed lots of coffee and chocolate. I was pretty impressed by the variety.
The hot chocolate came out with latte art. The actual taste was on point with a rich cocoa flavor. Like it actually had dark chocolate in it. I would suggest it to anyone who enjoy splendiferous warm winter drink.

I live this place. Free WI-​FI. You could sit and work and no one would ever kick you from their tables. The coffee is great. I love the latte and they have alternatives for regular milk which is really great. The crew is always friendly and they make sure you are well taken care of. I always buy their own mix of coffee beans to have it at home, it is so tasteful!

No issues with the staff or the place itself, but the coffee is just terrible. The tea is nothing to write home about either, and their food choices have ingredients lists longer than the Nile.
This place is a stone’s throw from my house and I still choose to put real pants on and drive to Alfalfa’s.

I use to love this place, been coming for over 20 years and they have changed. The new owner is rude and likes to make people wrong about purchases so she can make a few extra bucks. Loosing a long time customer over a $ 5 transaction is ludicrous. Oh well, on to a better coffee shop. Never coming back.

This place is awesome! Friendly baristas who know their sh*t and have great attitudes! Lots of yummy chocolate and snacks, nice bright environment.

Service is good but their coffee/​tea is just not good. I had their lattes, and it wasn’t smooth and just did not taste good. I tried their chai lattes which they have a lot of choices in, but again it was not good. It’s not flavorful and tasted bland. I do not recommend their chai tea if you’re looking for the spicy chai taste.

My friends and I meet at Brewing Market about 3 mornings a week and the service is always friendly, they remember you and acknowledge you, they try to remember what you drink and it;s a great atmosphere. Love the music at night… great place!

If you have the time to wait (sometimes 5 – 10 minutes), you will be happy with what you get!
I love their caramel latte. They actually take the time to make good foam, and a pretty design on top usually :)
Cheaper than Ozo, and WAYYY better than Vic’s (that place is a joke).
They recently renovated and the only complaint I have is that there are not very many places to sit inside now.

The Brewing Market has the best location in Boulder, close to any errands I may be running. Quiet atmosphere is great to bring a laptop or read. This time of year they have a special holiday drink menu. I tried the pumpkin pie latte. Delicious and so unique, made with real pumpkin pie filling.

I have said that it is difficult to find good coffee in Boulder.
I have been on the search for the best coffee in Boulder for some time now, making my way through every shop I can.
I was wrong. There is breath-​of-​fresh-​air, gorgeous, lovely coffee in Boulder.
THIS IS THE PLACE.
The coffee is rich, strong, and profoundly delicious. There are no words. It is perfect.
While I am currently suffering through sitting next to a group of women who are having the most loud and insipid conversation I have ever had the misfortune of being forced to overhear. the coffeeshop itself is is magnificent, and I cannot hold the patrons against it.
The location isn’t the best, but it is still a charming little place, like Narnia or something. From the outside, I had thought this was a beer market. From the inside, magical wonderland of knick knacks, chocolate and coffee stuffs.
The baristas were kind and lovely. The selection of drinks are extensive and helpful. There are gluten free and vegan options.
Best in Boulder so far. Top of the line.

Great coffee and an awesome environment. The outdoor seating is heated during the colder months, which is nice.

This is a very sweet run gently taking care of mom-​and-​pop operation. We found a newly remodeled and a perky friendly staff after over three decades of doing business. We’ll back one store for the actual coffee product itself

This place has really good lattes and a nice atmosphere. Also, the staff are very friendly.

Really rude staff. Unfriendly and had attitude when I mistakenly ordered a «tall» instead of a «small.» The coffee was par. They gave my sister the wrong food (which we realized after we had already left). The products on the shelves are old and dirty. They had no one at the chocolate counter, and their labeling was terrible for all truffles. Hard to see prices. These guys need some cleaning supplies and to learn how to smile!

I was pretty disappointed with the Brewing Market; their name is super cute, I just wish that everything else was as great as the name! Upon walking in, we weren’t sure at which of the two counters we order coffee. The space is oddly shaped, and is cluttered with a variety of coffee paraphernalia, food, and knick-​knacks. Because of this, there is not much seating, and the seating that exists is in the walkways which is inconvenient. The baristas were pretty rude and seemed bored/​tired/​annoyed (?). The nail in the coffin was the coffee which tasted burnt, sloppily made, and overall disappointing.

While I use to love going to the Brewing Market I have recently have been very disappointed with the management.
The baristas have a very negative and victim hood approach to working. This one guy who i think is names Jake, is a jerk! I mean my goodness how hard is it to be nice when I’m ordering coffee.
Why is that poor service can leave a bad taste in your mouth even when I am drinking a good cup of joe.
I will be taking my money elsewhere as there are so many other coffee shops in Boulder. SERVICE is everything and I will take my business where it is good.

I rarely come to this café but when I do, I ordered only two things:
— Turkish Coffee (heated in sand and SO strong and flavorful!)
— Iced Cappuccino
They have an excellent selection of coffee and teas (along with coffee mugs and tea accessories!)
If you have a sweet tooth, this location also boasts an impressive premium candy area, with truffles and other novelties!

I try to be very up-​front in my reviews: this is a great coffee shop, despite it not being amazing coffee. They have free wi-​fi (like everyone) but are more generous than Peets and more reliable than Logans or Starbucks, and quieter than Tod’s, Red Rocks, or Vics. So, I like to go and work there.
What I love is that they are slightly less expensive than the other coffee shops in town and have a good variety of offerings. As stated above, there coffee is totally A-​ok, just not out of this world awesome. This is ameliorated by the price, service, nice staff, and great atmosphere.