Everyday Joe’s is one of those places that really, really likes their coffee. I think it would be safe to say that they are one of the most knowledgeable coffee houses in Fort Collins.
There are no syrups, no spoonfuls of sugar, and no carafes of cream to mask the natural flavors extracted from the bean. Your coffee is already exactly perfect.
Cafe Ardour offers warmth in many aspects; atmosphere, coffee, baked goods – It feels like home. And in the words of Cafe Ardour, “Keep your coffee close to home”.
Other than the drive-thru being extremely convenient, their coffee is great and at a very competitive price; the least expensive latte in town I believe – $3.50 for a 20 ounce quad shot.
My breakfast experience at Mugs, as always, was exactly what it should have been – perfect.
If I should ever become an insomniac again, The Alley Cat will be where I watch the sun rise and listen to the birds sing their good morning songs rather than from my couch watching infomercials.
When I walk in, I’m always hit with the smell of the roasting that they do in house. It’s one of my favorite smells in the world.
A lot of space for meetings & study groups, wide selection of menu items to satiate any appetite as well as a lengthy list of drinks to wet any whistle, including microbrews, wine and mixed drinks.
If outstanding service in a laid-back atmosphere is your quest, Truman’s Coffeehouse is your place.
Espresso di Cincotta is incredibly friendly, tasty and in an ultra convenient location. A latte from them while grocery shopping is a simple pleasure that makes my life better.
I never expected that I’d find less-than-stellar coffee at Starry Night, but instead discover some absolutely amazing deserts. I don’t go to Starry Night for the coffee, I go for the cake.
The perfect “Frankenstein” to the Fort Collins food scene. Part coffee house, part pub, part custom bike shop – this place is a mish-mash of creations that fortunately blend beautifully together.
Overall, I think this place might be my second writing home. It’s close to where I live, it’s cute, warm, the food is decent and they have wine in addition to coffee.
Along with various delicious coffee choices, they also offer Mexican Cocoa. Different than your standard hot chocolate, this is a spicy cup of slap-you-in-the-face-and-wake-you-up chocolate.
It’s an average cup of shoulder shrug with a milky froth of “meh” (although one of my friends swears by their KG Blend for home brewing).
Nice neighborhood coffee house where you feel comfortable sticking around for a while. They offer free wifi, so if you have some work to do, this is a good place to hang out. It’s quiet and quaint.
They sells an array of specialty drinks and serves typical coffee house treats from other companies – baked goods, bagels, breggos, burritos, and even Jeff’s Green Chile – which has a nice kick to it.
