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Colorado Food Services - Noaa Cafeteria

325 S Broadway St, Boulder, CO

★★★★★4.3(29 Google reviews)

Crema's Take

“Nestled within NOAA's prestigious Boulder campus, this cafeteria offers a casual spot to grab quality coffee while surrounded by cutting-edge climate science and atmospheric research. The beautiful, walkable grounds house both NOAA and NIST facilities, making it a unique setting where your morning coffee comes with a view of where some of the planet's most important weather monitoring happens. Fair warning: parking can be tricky and phone communication with the campus is notoriously difficult, but the experience of refueling on-site at one of the world's leading scientific institutions is genuinely worth the hassle.”

What to expect

Traditional drinksQuick grabParkingWifi

Google Reviews

Ethan Tanguay (SlimJimMiata)

★★★★★5 months ago

Best national weather monitoring services on the planet.

Caleb Dorsett

★★★★★10 months ago

Very beautiful campus that contains both the NOAA and NIST Colorado offices. Accessible on foot, but parking may be an issue as access to campus parking (or entry into most of the buildings) requires a visitor pass. Be wary of the occasional snake if strolling through!

Sarah Venema - NOAA Federal

★★★★★12 months ago

@Benjamin Blume. NOAA Boulder has not had a phone number for more than 5 years. I'm not sure where you see the phone number listed. If you need to get to someone in NOAA Boulder it is always best to go to boulder.noaa.gov for contact information.

Benjamin Blume

★★★★★a year ago

Good luck trying to talk to anyone here if you try and call these people. I tried every dial option and it would either disconnect or repeat all the options over and over again.

Sean Elvidge

★★★★★13 years ago

An excellent facility. Well worth the tour, you'll learn a lot! Make sure you also visit the 'Science on a Sphere' in the Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC).