Whittier Cafe
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Whittier Cafe

1710 E 25th Ave, Denver, CO

★★★★★4.8(993 Google reviews)

Crema's Take

Nestled in Denver's Whittier neighborhood, this Black-owned cafe wins hearts with its relaxed vibe, generous late hours, and genuinely kind staff who make every visit feel special. Beyond excellent coffee and traditional drinks like their standout chai latte, they offer proper food—from pastries and light bites to full breakfast—making it equally perfect for a quick morning grab or a lingering afternoon with friends.

What to expect

MeetingsLate nightsFull breakfastLight foodSlow sitQuick grabPastriesTraditional drinks

Google Reviews

Sandra Ramos
★★★★★a month ago

This coffee shop was so cute, and I really appreciated that they stayed open a little later than most spots. It was great to have solid food options too, not just coffee. The chai latte was excellent, and the paninis were absolutely on point. Definitely a place I’d come back to when I’m craving a cozy café vibe with good food to match. ☕🥪

Sarah
★★★★★2 months ago

I came here to pick up coffee for a work event and was so sad I couldn't stay. The employees are so kind, the vibes are relaxing, and the coffee is GOOD. I ordered a to-go box of drip coffee and had an iced latte, both of which were phenomenal. Most importantly, I feel good about spending my money in a place that is social-justice oriented and advocates for others. I will absolutely be back!

Dena McClung
★★★★★3 months ago

I was in the area and needed a quick bite and a cup of tea. Unlike most of the shops in this part of town, particularly to the west, there's lots of street parking at the Whittier Cafe. The folks were wonderful, the tea and food I ordered were perfect, and the atmosphere was very pleasant. There's an outdoor seating area too, so I'll be back in warmer months to come. Five stars and two thumbs up!

Andrew Harbor
★★★★★10 months ago

An absolute gem! I stopped here purely because I needed to use the bathroom (and fine, I'll admit that I didn't NOT need to get some coffee and a scone) and.I was nearby, and as luck would have it I stumbled upon this amazing place. The coffee and scone were delicious, of course, but the atmosphere was what makes this place stand out. In these disturbing and terrifying times being in a space so clearly devoted to fighting injustice, racism, xenophobia, homophobia, and all of the other forms of hated that are spreading like wildfire locally, statewide, nationally, and globally is a breath of fresh air. As a white, male-presenting US citizen I know that the most I have to worry about (at least for now...) is being "accidentally" detained temporarily. But my husband and most of my friends are refugees from Venezuela facing an unknown but certainly awful future and it often feels like no one else in this country thinks of them as fully human and deserving of the same basic human rights, opportunities, and ability to live with their families without fear or starvation. And of course the situation is the same for people from countries all over the world, usually as a direct result of the actions of the US. Anyway I'm getting off track, as usual. A+, 20/20, 100%. Great coffee, great baked goods, and lovingly tended plants. If you're in the area, or even if you're not, definitely stop by. I promise you won't regret it.

Shelia Jones
★★★★★a year ago

Visiting my son and found this gem cafe!! Black-Owned cafe!!! Love Love!!! Super cute interior and vibe. The menu is straight forward with nothing to crazy. The have sweet breads and danishes. They also offer teas. Indoor and outdoor seating. Several spots to set up and get your work on as you enjoy a Honey Bear Latte!!! Don’t miss out on visiting this place!!

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