Lost Coffee

Welcoming little place. Friendly staff, lots of windows and happy plants. Their current special maple cinnamon marshmallow latte is a bit on the sweet side, but given the ingredients that isn’t a surprise. Very smooth, mellow espresso. Apricot scone was very good, crumbly-biscuit type, my favorite.

Our adult son and us visited this coffee shop for the first time yesterday and enjoyed our coffee experience. The location was okay (not great) and the actual shop was quite small, but there was adequate parking, the building was interesting in that it was created out of an old gas station!, we were greeted upon entering, there were several nice tables to sit at, the dining room was clean and had many windows letting in abundant sunlight, the coffee (Guatemala) was delicious, and there were a fair amount of delicious pastries, cookies, etc.

I like the Lost coffee establishments because they give off a really personal Mom and Pop shop feel and they are perfect small nooks with that perfect kick of coffee and pastries to start your day.

After finding this place I instantly fell for it the blends of coffee were so unique.

Great place to study and get some footnotes in and great for work meetings if necessary. If you are a worker that travels I would absolutely recommend lost coffee they're never too crowded the environment is always peaceful and the music is usually really good.

Had a great time hanging out here, enjoying some hot drinks and sharing a pastry. The baristas were friendly and has a cool atmosphere.

Great little coffee shop with quality espresso drinks and a comfortable environment for reading and studying. They hand roast there own coffee beans for great tasting coffee.

I was here once in January and once in April. I love the unique flavors they've offered for their monthly specials. Today I ordered the lavender special, but they were out of the syrup. I told them to surprise me with something else and it was delicious. Smooth, light, and perfectly sweet but not overly sweet like Starbucks. I should've asked what they made so I could order it again. Only downfall is that parking and indoor seating is limited. They do have outdoor seating.

The only true “lightroast” that I was able to find in Denver. As a European coffee enthusiast I find American “light” roast still pretty dark with some over roasted/roasted defects. Here I had coffee that didn’t have the cigarette mouthfeel that I hate. It was good. 10/10

Staff super nice and location too, we took the last parking spot, so maybe just so you know, it can get full.

Lost has been my go-to ever since moving to the Downtown Littleton area. Employees seem genuinely happy to chat and give great service. Drink quality is the best I've had! Outdoor seating is the best there too.

In short, go visit!

I’ve been watching the place renovate and change. The signage for the coffee shop has been up for some time, and my curiosity has been growing steadily as I’ve been driving by week after week.

Today, I was driving by and saw a huge “Open” banner hanging out front, and I had to visit Lost coffee shop on their grand opening day.

I had a lovely experience. Lost has done wonders with the relatively small space, with a variety of seating arrangements, inside and out. The baristas are friendly, helpful, and talented. I recommend the place.

Edited: I was just looking at Lost Coffee’s website, and they do a lot to help the community, including supporting programs that prioritize better wages for women. So, I had to change my rating from 4 stars to 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫.

Lost has free wi-fi and parking in front as well as street-side parking.

Me and my family love Lost coffee! Since moving to Littleton it’s been our go to. The shop is beautiful with tons of natural light and plants everywhere. They have excellent specialty coffee but are still approachable. And the baristas are so welcoming!