A fascinating journey through complexity in every cup of the Blend. The initial hot sip is absolutely stellar - presenting beautiful chocolate notes that dance with assorted berry flavors. As it cools, an intriguing acidity develops that keeps you coming back for more. What makes this blend special is its layered profile: there's a subtle sweetness that lingers after each sip, complemented by sophisticated undertones reminiscent of light soy sauce and subtle cigar notes. The slight burning aroma adds an interesting dimension without overwhelming the other notes. The space itself is quintessentially Denver - exposed brick, warm Edison bulbs, and a thoughtfully designed layout that works perfectly for both serious coffee enthusiasts and laptop warriors. While the acidity might be a touch stronger than some prefer as it cools, it's still pleasantly balanced within the overall profile. This is definitely a coffee that rewards slow, mindful tasting. Their baristas really know their craft - take a moment to appreciate how the flavors evolve as your coffee cools.

Terrific! Great pour over coffee and a nice selection of beans roasted across the world. Good choice of specialty coffee beans, they had 3 (!) different gesha options when I came! Also a great space to enjoy a coffee inside and the staff is really helpful, nice and knowledgeable.

Now that I don’t purchase US American products and prefer Canadian products, I was in the market to replace a coffee I had purchased at Starbucks. At a friend suggestion, I went to Revolver and was assisted by the manager, Annie. She was very knowledgeable and steered me to a wonderful replacement that they carry from Monogram Coffee called Warmth Blend Espresso. It works wonderful as a drip coffee alternative. Thanks for the suggestion!

Revolver cafe is definitely worth the trip! You absolutely HAVE to get the lemon loaf, it has these crystallized bits of lemon baked throughout that are divine. We also got the s’mores cookie which was very good but not as much of a stand out as the lemon loaf. Would also recommend the coffee flight, it included two types of Colombian coffee espresso shots with and without milk. Price point was affordable for what you get, we split it amongst two of us and it was perfect. The coffee was incredibly fruity, and worth trying especially if you like more vibrant fruit notes in your coffee (my preference is caramel notes in my espresso, but my partner loved the fruit notes, so totally up to your palette). The atmosphere was nice and aesthetically pleasing. One side has tiny more private booths which were all full, but I imagine they’re super cozy if you can snag one. The other side of the cafe is more of a long communal table that seemed to have lots of open seats but was a bit noisier (just keep in mind if you’re thinking of working/studying from the cafe, may want noise cancelling headphones). Oh and the music was absolutely perfect, a perfect chill playlist, not too loud or quiet. Overall, the give this place a try, you won’t regret it!

Probably the best cafe in the city, known for their incredibly talented baristas and coffee beverages. Their baked goods are nice, too. If you want quality coffee, give this a try. It’s also a nice place to work from if you can (unfortunately I can’t).

Espresso flight two plain two with milk is rare opportunity. Espresso pulls were low volume (think ristretto) and I wish more like most double shots. Banana bread was moist and Kouign-Amann pastry (photo) was excellent, fresh light and not too sweet. Plenty of seating on other side or wall via doorway back of coffee shop.

What a great place to try pour over coffee. I tried Luna Vancouver and Lemon loaf amazing. Loved it here barista was super helpful in explaining and recommending.

this place is for coffee lovers. Hubby and I enjoyed a unique coffee tasting.