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Humble baked-goods & coffee purveyor with garage-door windows that open to a patio in warm weather.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2019 E 17th Ave, Denver, CO 80206
Phone: (303) 322-8384
Website: http://www.stmarkscoffeehouse.com/
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It may be a bit apocalyptic out there, but fear not: we’re still here to serve you coffee, bagels and baked goods to-go! Open everyday 6:30am – 8pm. ☕️.
Reviews
S.M G
St. Mark’s Coffee House is a really cool spot with an atmosphere that makes you want to hang out. The coffee is excellent, and the cookies are exceptional super fresh and unique. It’s definitely a place I’m coming back to!
The location is beautiful, and I highly recommend grabbing a seat outside for a refreshing experience. Inside, the vibe is also great, with cool lighting and what looks like a partially-fixed ceiling that surprisingly adds a vintage, charming style that people seemed to love. Plus, they have some very cool t-shirts for sale! It’s a genuinely nice place to meet friends.
A few things kept this from being a five-star review, though. First, it can get very loud inside, with people talking quite loudly on their phones and to each other. Second, I ordered a panini sandwich, and it was just okay not the best.
Finally, and this is the main reason for docking a star: midway through eating my sandwich, I noticed a small, very obvious hair on the plate (it looked like a mustache hair). I know these things happen, but it was enough to make me throw out the rest of my brunch.
Despite that minor mishap and the noise level, the fantastic coffee, the amazing cookies, and the overall cool atmosphere mean I’ll absolutely be giving St. Mark’s another visit.
… moreThe location is beautiful, and I highly recommend grabbing a seat outside for a refreshing experience. Inside, the vibe is also great, with cool lighting and what looks like a partially-fixed ceiling that surprisingly adds a vintage, charming style that people seemed to love. Plus, they have some very cool t-shirts for sale! It’s a genuinely nice place to meet friends.
A few things kept this from being a five-star review, though. First, it can get very loud inside, with people talking quite loudly on their phones and to each other. Second, I ordered a panini sandwich, and it was just okay not the best.
Finally, and this is the main reason for docking a star: midway through eating my sandwich, I noticed a small, very obvious hair on the plate (it looked like a mustache hair). I know these things happen, but it was enough to make me throw out the rest of my brunch.
Despite that minor mishap and the noise level, the fantastic coffee, the amazing cookies, and the overall cool atmosphere mean I’ll absolutely be giving St. Mark’s another visit.
Cara Hurley
Very cute coffee shop in a nice chill location just out of downtown. I will say I’m not particularly a fan of the espresso here it’s quite acidic and sharp and I tend to prefer a smooth roast. But the Italian soda was delicious and the service was wonderful. They also had a delicious looking bakery case. Everything in there looked mouthwatering I wish I hadn’t ate before coming in.
… moreTracy L
Thank you for being just what I needed this morning after walking over from the Sarah Cannon Research Institute where my mom was receiving treatment. The gentleman who helped me (barist-bro) was so kind and made me laugh with the “smells like warm Lucky Charms” about keeping the different syrups straight when ordering latte’s. Just a great experience.
… moreN V
Love it. Consistetly friendly and comfortable, with great sunshine by the large south window, or darker further in, with a small front patio and a big one on the back side. Coffee drinks are good, delicious soup (vegetarian chili was a happy choice on a cold day), and yummy pastry. Great place to meet with friends, or just quietly do one’s reading or working.
Not fancy, but rather chill and essential to my well being. Grateful for its continued existence in Denver.
… moreNot fancy, but rather chill and essential to my well being. Grateful for its continued existence in Denver.
Michael W
Stopped by here for the first time today and it is absolutely my new favorite spot in town. I felt immediately transported to Europe. The ham panini is better than any sandwich I’ve had this year in Denver. And the prices are fair, even cheap for the quality of sandwiches and pastries.
… moreJenna Said
The most disgusting matcha I ever had in my whole life. This was my first time trying with my sisters, and I was very excited to have a new spot on Staten Island. We ordered two iced matchas and they were the most disgusting we’ve ever had. I think they need to have a more experience barista that knows how to work with Matcha. It’s a shame because I was looking forward to this being my new spot. I felt bad to complain because the guy was super nice and the pastries were good, but honestly, the drinks were disgusting
… moreEmmy Radin
The coffee is nothing to write home about, and the chai was often lacking in flavor, but I mess with the Arnold Palmers, and the atmosphere is perfect. Tuna sandwich deserves an honorable mention. Delightful summer afternoons on the St Marks back patio is what life is all about.
… moreVanesa Paola Cadelago
I stopped here by chance, and I can’t wait to come back. Got two bagels and a coffee, but while waiting for the bagels I got tempted with the pastries and OMG! They were so amazing! Fresh, buttery, full of flavor croissants. The service was great and the ambience made me think that I could come back with a book, friends and/or family. Prices were pretty reasonable. Thank you
… moreI
I have been coming to St Marks for a little over a year now, the staff is always friendly, drinks are good, and the place is always pretty clean. My biggest issue started around two months ago when I was unable to connect to the WiFi from both of my devices. I tried everything to troubleshoot the connection from my phone and iPad , but it appeared to be network issue not an issue with my devices. I spent a good 30 minutes trying to figure out what was wrong until I gave up. I went in again today and had the same issue, I believe other folks were having the same issue as well as a couple of people went up to the counter to see what was going on. The barista was very kind, he tried to restart the router but even after waiting 15 minutes to connect again it did not work again. I did have a new phone and laptop this time so I know for a fact it’s not a device issue. It sucks because I had already bought my coffee and was ready to study, and I needed WiFi to do so. I definitely think this a great place to hang out and meet up with a friend, however if you’re looking to do something that requires internet I would recommend going somewhere else.
… moreLiza Pereskokova
St. Marks has long been a meet-up hub for Denver locals. The back door opens to connect the patio with Thin Man, the bar next door. A hesitantly gothic theme is starting to emerge. You will run into a few artists here. Hosts great events. Located on a great block. Take a walk through the historic mansions nearby!
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