Raven’s Roast Coffee Lounge

Huge selection of flavours. Had a latte and a cappuccino. Lady that worked there was very nice and attentive. Great atmosphere!

Raven’s Roast is a pleasant place to sit for a cup of tea, coffee, or pastry, with a knowledgeable staff and great variety of products. Located in the Old Church Shops (a favorite location), it has great seating, good ambiance, and friendly conversation. I have visited the location a handful of times, and plan to do so many times in the future.

This place is hidden a little bit in side a store complex. The coffee was amazing hot and tasted great. It was open before all the other stores were open which was nice to get your cup of coffee before the day of shopping. I would go back in a heart beat wish it was in my local town. They also sold cherry loaf bread and pumpkin bread. They tasted great and you could tell they were fresh.

Favorite coffee shop. Great atmosphere, delicious coffee… the best tasting in town!
Love the «Raven» theme. Owners are super friendly!!!

I went here based on the reviews and found the coffee fair. Yes cute décor but that was about it. Normally I avoid chains like Starbucks but out of 4 coffee shops they in Estes park Starbucks had the best coffee.

I believe that this is the highest rated Unilocal review for Estes Park. Lovely comfortable space with delicious coffee and pastries. More locals will hopefully find and patronize this shop.

friendly service, reasonably priced, free wifi, plenty of seating and tables

Awesome place, quiet and a nice break from otherwise too-​busy Estes. Great coffee, great staff, nice environment, in the super cool Church Shops. Totally love it, the only way to make it better is if it were open 24 hours!

What a little gem this place is in Estes Park. I spent a day moseying through all the shops with my son and it was definitely time for my afternoon caffeine! The Americano was just perfect and the service was exceptional

Nothing but great things to say about this coffee shop. I’m an avid Starbucks drinker but when I’m on vacation I strive to step outside of the ordinary and try the local coffee shop in town. I would choose this coffee spot over Starbucks anyway. I ordered a mocha latte after hearing other customer reviews and sure glad I did. This mocha was so good I went back for a second in the afternoon! The syrup used is Ghirardelli and totally makes the drink. Check it out for yourself. Definitely a must when visiting Estes.

Terrific service, delicious mocha and latte. Stopped here on the way out of town needing good coffee – our sub par lodging last night provided Folgers in the room. Are you kidding me?
The barista hand tamped the espresso, prepared my mocha with a shake of Penzeys cinnamon after I noticed it behind the counter. Latte fixed with only a little foam upon request. Excellent service, great coffee.

My family made our first trip to Estes Park this summer, and one of our favorite things to do when traveling is find the best local coffee shops to spend our mornings in.
I was attracted to Raven’s Roast because of its name and décor (I love anything related to autumn/​Hitchcock/​Halloween and that’s what ravens remind me of!). We were not disappointed! My young girls shared a delicious hot chocolate made with Ghirardelli chocolate, and the barista made me the most delicious hazelnut latte I’ve ever had.
A great, comfortable place with delicious drinks and pastries. If we ever find ourselves in Estes Park again, I will definitely visit Raven’s Roast.

Cozy little coffee shop tucked in a mall off the main drag. I walked in half-​dead from a horrible night’s sleep at the local KOA and ordered a large americano and a fudge brownie to perk me up. Wow, did it ever! This coffee will put hair on your chest! And the brownie was amazing. The place is decorated with all kinds of raven art, and there is plenty of cushy chairs and tables for couples and small groups. The barista was very cool and talked to us about raven lore when I complimented her on the décor. If I lived in Estes Park, this would be my favorite haunt!

The stars arent just for the coffee, which was excellent, but the service and vibe as well. My wife had a delicious mocha made with Ghiradelli spiced chocolate, and I stuck with a regular coffee. As previous reviews have stated, you are able to sample the different house blends. The Guatemalan dark roast was faaantastic. The owner was helpful and friendly and it was a great place to relax and have a conversation amidst all the hustle and bustle on the street.

This place is in the Old Church Shoppe and super good. I got the latte, which I normally don’t like, but loved this one. The staff there is friendly and when I only got one flavor, she encouraged me to get more. A little bit more than other coffee shops but worth the price.

Had the house coffee, was a little pricey, but the best drip coffee I’ve had in EP so far. They let me sample the coffee before choosing, and I went with a smooth boli something blend. I really wish I paid more attention to what it was called.
It’s a little hard to spot since its in the old church shops, but definitely go and find it. The lounge area is cute, great place to take a break during a stroll downtown.

After a morning hike up to Emerald Lake in RMNP, I was in the mood for a good cup of brewed coffee to warm me up and energize me after my hike. First I walked into the recently remodeled Red Cup Paperie & Coffee (I don’t know if that is the name now) and stood at the coffee counter waiting while at least three employees wandered in and out behind the counter. Not one would acknowledged me while I waited at the counter. Just a little «we will be with you in a second» would have been sufficient. I finally blurted out «do you have brewed coffee?» when a young man answered «no, all we have is Americano, which is like brewed coffee». I just turn around and walked out. Next I headed to Kind Coffee and bought a cup of coffee there. It was cold and weak and I drank half the cup and threw the rest away. I thought to myself is there any place left in Estes that serves a good cup of coffee? (Café Collage was good but they have gone out of business). I continued walking around town when I saw a little sign out for Raven’s Roast Coffee Lounge in front of the Old Church Shops Mall. I decided to check it out so I wandered inside the mall and found the place in one of the little shops upstairs. The place is tastefully decorated with comfortable furniture and the owners were working behind the counter. They were very friendly and let me sample the coffees they had available. The dark coffee was flavorful and robust but really not my style. The other one I tried was a Guatemalan that was full of different layers of flavor and was much to my liking. Even though it was in the afternoon the coffee was hot and tasted fresh. You could tell the owners took pride in the products they serve. I bet the espresso drinks would be good too.
This place is a little hard to find but worth the effort. I will be back to fill my thermos to take with me while enjoying the many beautiful trails in RMNP.