303 Coffee Company

Tried the Cola Bear and it was surprisingly delightful! Super friendly staff, definitely recommend.

Microwaved pre packaged breakfast burritos were sub par and expensive for what they are (I tried three of the four different kinds)...but I guess I shouldn't expect much from a burrito that's not made to order or fresh. The cashier told me they were made and delivered daily, which I found to be a lie after leaving the establishment. The freezer aisle at the grocery store has better options for much less expensive. Don't waste your time and calories for this pile of poorly wrapped mush.

The barista rudely refused to make a dry cappuccino with oat milk - stating that it was not possible; showcasing an obvious lack of work ethic and skill in her barista capabilities (I make a dry cappucino every morning at home with my simple Breville Barista Pro and was hoping for the same when visiting an apparent 4+ star locally owned establishment).

Unless every other coffee shop around is closed and you can't wait to get home to make your own coffee I highly recommend you AVOID this establishment.

Super chill atmosphere for a coffee shop. The staff was super welcoming and helpful. I love finding random little coffee shops like this!

Great staff! Cozy little coffee shop.

Very basic office park coffee shop feel. Not hipster, not cheap. Good selection of coffee shop fair but my only experience is with the egg, potato burrito which looks big but is 75% tortilla and tastes like a chicken pot pie somehow. Coffee was fine but service was scattered, gave my burrito away because they forgot who ordered it despite sitting directly in front of them the whole time with silverware and a napkin 😆

Really friendly and good service. It's a cute little coffee shop with food and a big drink menu. I like the spicy chai and #3 breakfast burrito. Their burritos are from Little Anita's and they are amazing! My girlfriend likes these drinks that are cold brew coffee and Coca-Cola. She says they taste good and are great for days you need extra energy.

My wife and I had a great experience here while visiting Denver! The coffee was excellent with many options, the staff was extremely friendly and it was very clean. We will definitely be back!

Meh it's over priced yuppy coffee, not that great at all and honestly the atmosphere sucks. Nothing like getting coffee with a chin beard talking up his spousal abuse.

303 used to be my favorite place to go to for coffee. Even when I was unemployed, I'd go there regularly because the coffee was good and the baristas were nice. But about a month ago, I noticed a lot of staffing changes, and a lot of repetitive issues started to arise - wrong cup sizes, massive amounts of coffee grounds in every drink, and at one point I had coffee grounds filling the bottom 1/8"-1/4" of a plain iced coffee. What used to be a good, or even the best part of my day, was becoming a regular disappointment. I tried giving it a few weeks to see if it would improve, and it did marginally, but they're not back to what it used to be. As much as I want to keep supporting one of the only indie coffee shops in the area, I don't really feel I can justify suggesting 303 to my friends or strangers anymore.

The iced tea I have had here is great, and the people are nice. I do have an issue with a coffee shop acting like they have WiFi available when it's very clear that many websites are blocked purposefully. Amazon, Zoom, Slack are amongst a few. I think it's totally fine if you don't want people to work in your coffee shop, but perhaps being more open upfront about it would be appropriate.