MORU Coffee

I was looking for a new coffee shop to try out that serves pourovers and roasts their own beans. This was a gem and exactly what I was looking for. The coffee was some of the best I've had, and the owner was super friendly. The atmosphere was super chill and felt like a little escape from life. I highly recommend MORU of you're looking for good coffee.

This coffee shop isn't visible from any of the main roads but is worth finding! I had a delicious cappuccino and blueberry muffin. Not a ton of seating but most people coming in were taking coffee to go.

This roastery is imperative to seek out. Just a little tucked away from Quebec but well worth it. We consider ourselves coffee snobs, and they are brewing some of the best coffee we've had! Tried the Ethiopian drip, Yankee Boy Americano, and oat milk cold brew latte. Everything blossomed with flavor and character, and we had to take home a bag to enjoy on our own.

The pastries were rich and well-made, from Hearth bakery. Blueberry muffin and white chocolate raspberry scone. Paired superbly with the coffees.

Even though the cafe area is small, it had several nice tables with power outlets, plus bar seats. The ambiance is clean, cozy, and welcoming. The staff is friendly and easy going. There were a few of us chilling inside and outside, plus people filing in regularly picking up drinks to go.

Took a cupping class with Kenneth and I was lucky enough to be the only one for the time slot. The 1.5 hours flew by, man is he knowledgeable and willing to share what he knows. If you are looking to learn more, start developing your palate, or just want to nerd out with somebody who has been in the business for a long time; this is the place. Kenneth is warm and a great teacher. And zero coffee snobbery. So glad I went and the next time I’m in Denver I’m heading straight back here.

Great experience! This awesome shop was a little hidden away, but this hidden gem has great tasting coffee, wonderful service and enjoyable conversations! Definitely a place I am going to be coming back to.

Finally made it in to this spot! Super tucked away from the main streets but worth getting of the beating path! The gentleman who helped me with finding some espresso beans was super friendly and knowledgeable and explained a lot! Can’t wait to pull some shots on our machine! Got a drip coffee to go and it was very delicious! Super excited that they are 5 mins down the road! Highly recommend if you’re in the area and looking for a new spot to try! Also the barista was friendly too! Thanks see you guys soon!

Awesome find! I stopped by this morning and ordered a latte and the best ham/swiss croissant sandwich ever.
It’s a smaller coffee shop that has about six tables and a bar to sit at. It’s lovely and everything looks clean and fresh. The employees were also super friendly, helpful, and warm! Highly recommend checking out this hidden gem coffee shop.

This coffee place is amazing! They make all their ingredients (syrups, etc) there in the shop, as well as, roast their coffee. Such a great little gem hidden away. It’s places like this that make using Google Maps a joy. I would never have known about this place had it not been for this app. Highly recommend!

Absolutely loved this place. One of the most delectable ham and cheese crossiants I've ever had. So flaky. My eggnog latte was delicious.

First of all, the coffee at MORU is excellent.
I happened upon this place while my wife and I were experiencing shifting plans and decided that we needed a moment with some really good coffee. MORU delivered. The atmosphere of the place was inviting and comfortable, being cool, but lacking pretension. The service was fantastic, with helpful suggestions, which were not invasive, but came from knowledge mixed with passion. My wife's latte was perfectly crafted on the foundation of espresso which had been skillfully selected and perfectly roasted. I had a wonderful poor over of nicely structured coffee, which had tons of character and complexity backing a citrus forward composition. There was a lot going on in that cup, but much like the atmosphere of MORU, the coffee was real and offered itself without pretension or an overzealous, overbearing punch.