Zuri Coffee Co

I had to sit and wait way too long for my food because they never made it for me and by the time I asked they took really far too long to make it and it was very sloppy and they could of at least made it nicer for me since I had to wait so long. Sorry guys I hate leaving bad reviews but one person forgotten when there aren't a lot of people in the establishment is one person forgotten too many.

Awesome Lox & Avocado Bagel, great pastries, very friendly service. Espresso and Cappuccino was very good.
They kept it open longer in the last snow storm, which was very nice.

Good and crowded place

The cappuccino was very good- the caffeinated one is as good as the ones at Coffeebar. The decaf cappuccino was a tiny bit burnt tasting, but still good. Had the egg and cheese bagel with sausage and it was great! The sausage is Aidell's, crisped up on the grill, and the egg was done just right. The people were very friendly and relaxed- love the industrial interior and the big leather armchairs.

Zuri will coddle you in coffee goodness! If you are just visiting the mountains and missing your favorite home coffee place, I can recommend Zuri without reservation, whether you want espresso drinks or cutting-edge drip coffee, they are really a cut above.

What a great place. The staff is friendly and super helpful. Coffee is wonderful. Try the Swiss roasted blend as an espresso. The house-made pastries are excellent too.

Waited 35 minutes longer for order!After waist 35 minutes was told they were out of 3 items (half my order) & I would get refunded. Only refunded me for 2 items, so I had to ask to get my complete refund. Would not recommend this place.

As a local, Zuri is my favorite spot in town... croissants to rival Paris and beyond amazing service and kindness. Very cozy and worth any trip to get to. I'd give them 10/5 stars if I could

Great food and coffee, one of my favorite local spots. Staff are super friendly. Great vibe every time .

Bizarre. Zuri DOES NOT serve drip coffee! Instead they use automatic all-in-one coffee machines, push a button and "brew" a coffee. These machines actually make an Americano (poorly) which is not the same thing as drip coffee. At all. It's espresso and water.

Brewing fantastic drip coffee is the simplest and least expensive thing a coffee shop can do, yet they have these expensive machines that make crappy Americanos. I'm glad many of these other reviewers are enjoying their coffee, but not me and my friends. Nearby, Wild Cherries coffee shop is doing awesome drip coffee, have multiple choices and a 12oz drip is inexplicably only $1!

Meanwhile, the food and pastries at Zuri are excellent! Everyone in my group loved their food and found their coffee foul.