Tag: cafe
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IncliNation Café, newly envisioned spa at base of Manitou Incline promise R&R for hikers
A new café has opened at the base of the Manitou Incline, promising “earthly nourishment for the upward bound.” A place for Incline hikers to prepare for their climb or rest their bones, kick back and enjoy a beverage and a bite to eat after climbing 2,000 vertical feet in less than a mile, IncliNation…
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Brews and birds: Nonprofit animal rescue opens coffee shop in Colorado Springs
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A new coffee shop in the Springs is serving up blends and brews with one mission: to benefit birds. Sanctuary Coffee, which opened in March, supports Colorado Springs’ only avian and aquatic sanctuary, Fins and Feathers. The rescue cares for and adopts out owner-surrendered pet…
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Local flight attendant’s Tiny House Coffee is taking off in Colorado Springs
In the parking lot off North Hancock Avenue sits a tiny house. The paneled walls are painted in a rusty red and matching open shutters. On the patio, flowers hang from planters around a small bench. Inside, baristas are crafting caffeinated concoctions. Welcome to Tiny House Coffee, an aptly named cafe in Colorado Springs. Owned…
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Pikes Pick: Denver’s Olive and Finch is great spot for laid-back breakfast
Denver’s Olive and Finch cafe makes for a nice, easy-going morning treat. Overflowing with an array of baked goods, fresh breakfast and good coffee, the laid-back spot is great whether on the go or looking to sit down and eat. oliveandfinch.com. — Kelly Hayes
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Blk Mgk Coffee: Brewing up tinctures at The Mining Exchange in downtown Colorado Springs
Situated in the lobby of The Mining Exchange hotel is Colorado Springs’ newest artisanal coffee shop. Outfitted with vintage furniture, the cozy lounge resembles an antique curiosity shop, boasting local artifacts and historic maps. The cafe pays homage to the history of the hotel’s building, which opened in 1902 as a stock exchange for local…
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CRAVING COLORADO | Johnson’s Corner
Johnson’s Corner, a truck stop off Interstate 25 known for its hospitality and cinnamon rolls, has been a staple to the Colorado Front Range before the interstate even existed. (Video by Skyler Ballard)