Caffe Sanora’s CO 40

Really enjoyed the friendly dude running this place and the delicious sandwiches that included ripe avocado and zesty pesto. Dude refilled our water glasses repeatedly while we sipped microbrews, cautioning us about the effects of altitude. Was kind to our kids and gave us some good Denver tips. Would go back if we end up in Denver again!

Had lunch with a friend here outside. We got table service and an unexpected AWESOME tuna melt! Thick, fresh seedy wheat bread, nice crisp baby greens, and really tasty tuna salad (not too heavy) grilled lightly with some cheddar cheese. Hit the spot! Great value and chill place to relax over lunch or coffee. Can’t wait to go back.

Excellent tasty coffee, delicious food at a very reasonable price, super friendly staff. Breakfast burritos are delicious and will make you second guess cooking breakfast at home. Reliable solid wifi, big windows with plenty of sunlight. Nice craft beer selection. Books and games if you need some extra entertainment. Patio space for the nice days. Great place to work, hang out, have a beer, play a game, grab a bite.

This is the best place I think I have ever been. The owner is totally down to earth, so nice, and real, their service is amazing, the food is top grade, very well prepared, always fresh, and the coffee is awesome too!

Website says organic coffee, went there especially to get organic, news flash!!! They do not serve organic coffee

Amazing amazing amazing! I have had breakfast here 4 or times now and I have yet to be disappointed. Their cold brew ice coffee is delicious and all of their hash specials (that I have tried so far) have blown my away. The owners are super nice and definitely know how to run a business. This place is DEFINITELY worth a try!

We live right around the corner from this place, and it’s probably our favorite neighborhood spot. The owner, David, is usually there and a super nice guy. We love the green chile (spicy!) and I haven’t had a bad meal there yet. Their coffee is solidly delicious and the staff is always friendly, plus the Colfax people watching that other reviewers have mentioned.

Great vibe. Breakfast burrito was ok… potatoes could have been more done. Macchiato was great and gave me a kick for the day! Awesome artwork!

The atmosphere of this place is pretty cool. Very laid back– a seat yourself kind of place. It’s a bit hipster for my taste, but a neat place.
The food overall was ok. Decent flavor but my hash and my finances roasted potatoes were extremely greasy. It made it unappetizing. We also waited quite some time for our food and the place wasn’t very busy. My chai, however was delicious.
Overall, and average experience. I will be back for the chai but not the food.

This place is quite literally one of my favorite places in Denver. The owners are really personable and one of the nicest people, they have a cool arcade machine, and their breakfast burrito is absolutely perfect.
When I visited Denver before I moved I really found this place to be welcoming. Now that I live here it’s one of my favorites.

From the inside, you’d never guess you were in one of unsightlier areas of Colfax (not scary or dangerous, just ugly.) The space is bright and airy and sunny has a little bit of a Euro-​vibe. This is my favorite coffee shop in all of Denver. The coffee is fantastic, the food options are diverse and tasty, and you can’t beat the service. And the owner reminds me of Luke from Gilmore Girls, which is a plus that pretty much nowhere else can claim.

Fantastic coffee served by fantastic folks. Great food too, highly recommended for lunching. The fact that they now have a beer tap & a cocktail table vintage video game system with all the old classics… Just icing on the cake. Rock out Dave & Co., you’re my fave coffee shop in Denver.

This place is a gem. The food is fresh and cooked perfectly. They have more than just coffee. The staff is super.

Stayed at the Ramada across the street and popped in for their brunch at 9am on a Saturday. Egg sandwich on ciabatta with a side of roasted potatoes and fruit was delicious and hit the spot for only $ 7! Atmosphere was nice and quiet, perfect for people watching on the street. Staff was quite friendly and accommodating.

Caffe Sanora is now promoting craft beers and game nights with extended hours. They have Ms. Pacman now too! Cards Against Humanity, Trivia and puzzle contests have now been added as well.

Atmosphere and Space: It is a nice space. It had tables to eat and drink coffee.
Coffee Drinks: I got their straight black coffee and it was pretty good. Something even more awesome is that if they are closing soon, they can give you free refills. (I actually do not know if this is an official policy but it was much appreciated!)
Non-​Coffee Drinks: I had their breakfast (scrambled eggs, sausage, etc). plate. It was pretty tasty but I wished the portion was a tad bit bigger for the price I paid but it was tasty regardless.
Staff: The staff are pretty friendly and I have not had a negative experience with any of them.
Overall: If you are hungry AND need some coffee — Caffe Sanora is the place to go.

Came here just for coffee l and I must say, delish!
U ordered the mocha and my husband ordered a triple shot on ice. Both tasted the way real coffee is supposed to taste… Not to sweet and not watered down.
The service was very chill and relaxed but I love it!
Will be back tomorrow for brunch!

What a great first experience. I had a groupon that I let expire but the $ 13 was still valid for credit. The counter/​bartender was extremely nice. She made a few recommendations and I went with meatballs, coleslaw and a house salad. Everything was very fresh and somehow that strange combination of food worked out great.
Very welcoming place and I will definitely be back.

Was walking around after the pride festival today around 11:00. Not going to lie, I was a tad bit hungover. Some brunch sounded nice.
Caffe Sanora was the first place like that I saw. The patio was packed with happy people drinking mimosas.
I simply wanted sandwich and iced tea to-​go, so I order at the cash register underneath the «To-​Go» order sign.
I was given my tea in a glass and my sandwich on a plate and left to stand wandering to find my own seat, because apparently I was staying to eat.
However, the prosciutto sandwich was amazing! The staff was a little crazed and confused, but that could easily by attributed to pride fest. They were pretty busy. Overall I do not regret coming here and would love to try this place on a normal day!

This place is awesome. Their coffee and brunch items are great, the customer service is also on point. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which had sausage, eggs, cheese and comes with a side of potatoes which were perfectly cooked. The sausage was unique in that it wasn’t your typical sausage. I also ordered a mocha and white mocha which were delicious and well made. Everyone here is really helpful and friendly which I truly appreciate. The price of this place is very reminiscent of the food they serve, the quality is just there.

Really delicious coffee — I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the simple brewed stuff as well as various lattes. I had the breakfast sandwich with Italian sausage last time I was there, and it was /​spectacular/​, from the fresh bread, the perfectly cooked over medium eggs drenching the whole thing in thick, yellow yolk, and a very generous portion of some very tasty, and not at all greasy, sausage.
The place is tiny, and a line of people ordering to-​go can kind of clog the place up. But, there’s a large outdoor patio for spillover.

I’ve probably passed by this time a hundred times but never noticed it before until Groupon brought us here. We went on a Sunday morning around 10am and there were a few tables sat inside and outside. It’s really not clear what the situation is – do you order food at the counter then sit or just sit? The one barista working finally got to us and she told us to sit wherever we wanted. If you’re going to eat there, get a physical menu, there’s tons more on there than the menu on the chalk board!
As for brunch, they have a decent selection of sweet and savory options. I got the Florentine Eggs Benedict on two little crostini’s with potatoes and fruit while my boo got some almond orange stuffed french toast scone thing. We did splitsies and both were great – I liked how light yet flavorful both meals were and it didn’t leave me too full. I got a latte as well which was pretty weak and not a lot of flavor. We barely saw our server aka the one barista working… maybe because it’s a coffee/​brunch spot on Colfax on a Sunday… and there was one barista working. That really put a damper on the whole experience which sucks because I really liked the simplistic feel of the atmosphere and menu. She seemed not only busy but really like she didn’t care. Oh hipsters…

Way more than your standard coffeehouse. From the outside signage, it gave me the impression it was a local, small boutique coffee business. I was 50% right on the small business part. They go beyond by offering wine, real food (Italian-​themed), and all kinds of coffee drinks to boot.
A couple of super nice folks run the operation (owners?), so its probably not a teen hangout. Instead, attracting a 20+ crowd. During the day, it’s a great place with a moderate amount of business. Great for writing, thinking, small chats, or working on that big proposal (sales, or marriage planning — one in the same?). At night, well… it probably heats up a bit… so I’ll try to check that out sometime for a glass of wine.
This is a mile or so away from ultra cool downtown. Instead, this is is a bit hipster, casual, while still being modern. Wood floors, high ceilings with exposed pipe (but not old, newer and painted black), floor to ceiling windows, a bar-​like setup with a handful of high-​chairs, 8 tables inside, and a ton of tables outside on a big streetside patio.
I didn’t try any of the food, and not a ton of selections… but gosh, so reasonably priced. For example, Pastas ($ 8-​$ 10), Entrees (Parm, eggplant, lasagne…$ 9 – 11), Sandwiches ($ 7-​$ 9), and Salads ($ 6-​$ 8). Coffees are really reasonable, I had a large drip for $ 2.10! The kitchen part has shorter hours (starts later, closes earlier), but snacks/​goodies are available always in the more-​than-​welcomed muffin/​cookie category (yahoo!). The desserts offered could be upgraded, as well as the display of what they do have. While each may be fresh, they are individually plastic-wrapped…not my favorite.