Owl Canyon Coffee

Small intimate coffee shop in downtown Wellington, CO. Serves speciality coffees, pastries, and straight house brew. Indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly staff. Restrooms inside. On street parking is free, but not necessarily at curbside.

They always have great drinks and food, spectacular service, and a great atmosphere. 10/10 would go again.

It was very cute. Coffee wasn't very strong but it was still good. Service was amazing.

I really, really enjoy this sweet little coffee shop. I usually pop in on Friday mornings and work for a couple hours while I sip a delicious latte and nibble on a breakfast burrito. The coffee, food, vibe, and customer service are all wonderful. I am glad this place exists in this cute little town.

Great small coffee shop! The seasonal pumpkin spice latte was excellent!

Visited Owl Canyon Coffee for the first time, and loved it. Great ambiance, pastries... And coffee. Nice staff. Will be returning.

To start the only reason I chose to stop for coffee was because owl was in the name and I LOVE owls. This was mine and my mother In-Laws first visit and everything about it was 🌟🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 from the second we opened the door. We were treated by the barista who was extremely personable and patient as neither of us new what we wanted, there was a regular who as well was very patient and even helped us with choosing our drinks and how we should try them and the atmosphere was the cherry on top 💖😀 I will definitely be stopping in next time I'm visiting from Massachusetts. I do not regret stopping in for coffee and a conversation based on the name as I have had an experience and drink to remember for sure.

Girl serving was extremely rude for absolutely no reason. I had ordered an iced pumpkin chai and I’m not sure if it was a joke or what but nearly an 8th of my cup at the bottom was just straight cinnamon. I nearly puked when I took the first sip and felt physically sick to my stomach after that. Please do not waste your hard earned money here , the coffee and drink selection at Kum&go is 10x better. (As well as the service)

Great local coffee shop offering dine-in with really great drinks and tons of local artwork on display. The baristas are super knowledgeable and super fast! There’s often only one person at a time working the front counter and they still breeze through a line of orders.

This is mostly towards how I’m guessing this place is run than a specific thing with my visit. I can understand slow service or if things are off, but what I can’t understand is how or why a coffee shop of all places would only have one person on staff on a Sunday morning, especially one who was obviously fairly new to the business and extremely overwhelmed. He did the absolute best with what he was given but it’s absolutely irresponsible to be putting him in that position without any support. I would probably guess this place is fairly nice when adequately staffed with people experienced in their jobs but that’s not how it was this morning and I feel so bad for the single person they had working that their job threw them under the bus as bad as they did.