Vagabond Cafe

I'm not sure how to make this review. First off, I don't drink, so there's that, but the bartender could be heard throughout the (small) venue talking about how, 'everyone here is pissing her off', and how she took our food order three times, but didn't put it in, then told us the kitchen was closed. IDK, it's been so amusing watching her piss off all of her customers that this is really more of a, 'Hey, remember that super annoyed bartender from the Vagabond?' post, than a 'dont go there's post'. I've never seen this chick before, but I had a blast watching. Might recommend.

Restroom reminds me of a gas filling station in the 60s. Coffee and drinks OK. They don’t do food or snacks except a few inadequate and unsatisfactory items. No need to go all out for food but dang, you don’t even bother to have chips and nuts. Bummer.

Great place to study and meet new people. Free wifi. Some interesting art sometimes in the wall. Dim lighting, great place for a nightcap. Great location for downtown . (Delano district round about)

I never really understood bars or coffee shops, but over the last several months, I've found that I really enjoy the Vagabond. When it gets cold, I head over there and warm up with coffee and cigarettes over a book. I've already made my way through two books, entirely at the Vagabond, something difficult to do in the office with all the distractions.

The reviewer before me didn't like the staff, but I mostly love them (there's one or two that are a little cold), they know what coffee I like, and have it ready when they see me walking in. And they host local art in there. One of the girls who works there had hers on display, and when I saw her taking them down, talked with her for a bit and was able to buy one.

The patrons are mostly nice, I've made several friends there, and struck up some great conversations (it gets livelier in the evening, though, so I try to go in the mornings when the crowd is lighter and the people are more laid back) You also see a lot of local business owners in there, Hat Man Jack tipped me off to a sale on the driver's caps I like, and I was able to go pick up two that I really like, for a great price.

Anyway, it's warm, mellow, and the first place like this that I've found where I can say "I get it", and enjoy it enough to miss if I stay away for several days.

Oh in the year 2015 did I go to The Vagabond more than twenty times. And lo I found lattes and whiskey, pink pussycats and good service. I highly recommend giving The Vagabond a chance while you work out where to spend that money you don't need to keep. Best latte in town, hands down. Better than all the lattes you can have in Colorado, too. I checked.

The bar is quaint, has many booths with a lamp and electrical outlet, good music, cheap but great coffee, great beer selection, friendly staff, and fast Wi-Fi. I always have a great experience. Plus, they right across from a fantastic ramen restaurant "Yokohama Ramen Joint".

Decent low key environment. Cleanliness leaves a bit to be desired from time to time, but the building/fixtures are a little old which adds to the atmosphere. So it all comes out in the wash.

Used to be a regular customer there. But there's this bearded tall guy, he's really rude everytime we go there. for no reason. actually I find his behaviour kinda racist. Miss the lady who used to serve here.

Just the right spot. Stopped for coffee to wait out a downpour. Great service good coffee. Looks like they offer more. Noticed games. Plan on visiting next trip to Wichita

They make a good caramel latte and have very welcoming staff!