FeelLove Coffee

If your goal is to go to a coffee shop to get work done, DO NOT COME HERE! The music blasts so loud that the wall I was sitting next to was literally shaking. Not sure if it was this establishment's music or the one next door, but either way, it was extremely disrupting. The wifi is also very unpredictable. I will say, the food is really great and I love the diverse options but the below-average service makes it not worth it. Every time I order, the staff makes me feel like a burden. Tips for the owner: - Please start placing the menus closer to the start of the line. I'm either reaching over people to get to it or waiting until I'm at the front and feeling rushed. - Customer service should be your #1 focus on improvement as I've seen many other reviews address this issue. - Figure out how to speed up the flow of your kitchen and barista bar. It shouldn't take 10 minutes for me to get a plain cold brew. I always come in hopes it's better but I'm literally disappointed every single time.

This is a tough review to write as I did have some high hopes for this “bistro”, based upon other reviews. I am awarding three stars for the food solely because of portion size to cost ratio. The food itself (chicken bacon ranch sandwich, spinach & mushroom quiche, and the breakfast croissant sandwich) was tasty; however, the quiche was equivalent to a 1/2 portion at other places (good size for a child). The same could be said for the breakfast croissant. The chicken bacon ranch sandwich was tasty; however, the sandwich contents were minimal. It did come with a side “salad” with a tasty dressing which was a nice surprise. Unfortunately, the two guests who had the croissant and quiche left still feeling hungry; thus, there is a mismatch between price (on the more expensive side) and portions once receives for the price. We also tired a gluten free doughnut and coffee cake. They were cold and nothing special; they tasted like they came out of a box from the frozen food section at King Soopers…very disappointing. The coffee was nothing special either; however, the food we ordered came out fairly quickly (which could also be a sign of some of the items being pre-made and wanted) and the staff was friendly. The atmosphere is eclectic; however, it was cold (even when seated away from the door in the second seating area); so if you do go bring a jacket or sweater. All-in-all, a disappointing experience and I would not return based on this experience. Tanner, I've tried to email you twice; however, it was kicked back on both attempts.

A cute little find in Loveland today. The decor is tasteful, eclectic, and cozy. Drinks were well crafted and yummy. We tried the London fog, the sacred roots, and wrath late. We each had a piece of avocado toast, two of us had egg on top, one of us had bacon. The balsamic glaze was delicious. A good vibe and good service!

To be out of drip coffee at a coffee shop almost two and a half hours before close was one thing. Then to be charged $8 for a slice of the driest, blandest, barely mediocre pumpkin coffee cake was highway robbery. It wasn't even labelled gluten free, dairy free, whatever free, to account for the ridiculously high price. There isn't a single sweet bread I've had that's worth $8 a slice, but my goodness, this didn't even taste good. I know I should have said something when they rung up my order, but I am shy and avoid conflict. I'm honestly hoping that they accidentally charged me for a full loaf, but still not cool if that's the case. Pics of my receipt and aforementioned coffee cake.

My sister and I went hear a couple of weeks ago, first thing in the morning and it was absolutely lovely! The aesthetic is so cool and nobody else was here so it gave me the perfect opportunity to take pictures of everything! Iced Bay Latte: 6/10 (the flavors weren’t white balanced for me. The lavender was very overpowering.) Butter croissant: 9/10 Poppyseed Donut: 7/10 Carrot cake bite: 7/10