Kairos Coffee House

Excellent java and great folks. Definitely worth checking out as well as making part of your regular routine. Silent and great for making phone calls or working on the computer… FREE wifi! Everything from breakfast to lunch to java to smoothies… Love this location! And additionally all the profits go international to other nations… Could not ask for a better deal on my java! :-) thanks Kairos!

Great place to meet for discussion over coffee! The service is friendly and prompt, and a warm, relaxing atmosphere makes it a nice alternative to the chain coffee houses.

One of my favorite place to meet with friends! A super comfy, welcoming environment that is well taken care of, and great coffee and food!

This is a great place to meet up with people and have a cup of coffee. Wonderful environment and great employees! I look forward to more business meetings here.

A totally unexpected hidden coffee shop. This coffee house has friendly baristas ready to make your favorite coffee. The setting is an old hotel no reclaimed as YWAM headquarters, a culinary school and barista training. Saddle up to the bar and watch your coffee being created.

This was a good find — not much on this stretch of road in the Springs but Starsucks… and «Bikini Coffee» (bad coffee there, too)
So, I ordered a double shot — the barista took a great deal of care to make sure that the shot was just right. The cup for the shot was a bit on the ginormous side (cappuccino cup), and would be nice to have sparkling water for a chaser, but the coffee was good, and the help was very nice.
Cool place with an interesting vibe. Definitely going to be the regular coffee stop when I’m in this part of the Springs.

It’s not bad! It isn’t an artisanal coffee shop or anything, but I don’t know that that is what they are trying to be. I had a cappuccino and a shot of espresso. It was all fine. The cap had more milk than I would typically expect, there was a lot of foam floating on the top. Similarly, the espresso was fine – I don’t think that the coffee they are using is super great, but it was not bad either. If you are a snob, you may scoff at all this, but really, it was good. Not great, not amazing, but a solid good. The baristas were very friendly. The music they played I thought was awful, but that is just personal preference, and it wasn’t too loud or anything.

This is a very interesting place. It’s slightly out of the way and was mildly challenging to find, but I kind of like that. The atmosphere is great for a coffee shop. It’s spacious and open, with lots of space. The music is nice and not too loud like some places. The service is very friendly. I’m a tea drinker and thought the chai was pretty good. I appreciate that they have both soy and almond milk. I’m sure I’ll be back.

Kairos has a variety of drink options and some food.
There syphon coffee is based out of the Middle East and has been viewed as the best coffee people have ever had the quality of filtration and that goes into it.

I really dug it here. Only coffee shop (that I know of. Bikini doesn’t count!) on the Garden of the Gods corridor. Space is a converted old hotel tucked at the end of Pope’s Bluff with lots of exposed wood and big windows. I felt like I was in a New Orleans’ building. Food was inexpensive and came out fast (tasty but nothing really exciting. A few panini sandwiches). They seem to know their coffee. I got a cappuccino and it didn’t have *too* much milk (a good thing). Fries with the sandwich were kind of ‘meh,’ served unsalted and slightly underdone.
Great quiet spot to work from, I’d recommend it.

What a gem of a coffee house I just discovered! Peaceful. Relaxing ambiance and very friendly service!!! I ordered an iced «over the top» coffee drink which was amazing! You’ll definitely want to check this place out!

I have been to Kairos several times, now. There service is pleasant, the atmosphere is excellent. Old world furniture, beautifully crafted wood and stone accents create a wonderful front range destination to sip on a good latte!

I frequent coffee shops around the nation. The atmosphere here is top notch. It’s
spacious, with lots of cozy spaces to chill. It’s set in an old bank building. Solid wifi, and very easy to work here. Americano was great. Only down side is it’s a bit hard to find, and they close at 5pm, at least on weekdays.

Awesome experience here. I use coffee shops to work from all the time and have had my fair share of coffee shops. Kairos not only had excellent coffee but had a great environment to work from. Working at the bar gives you a great opportunity to interact with the staff and get to know them.
The food is a small selection but tasted great and came out quickly. No complaints from me on this café. Excited to head back!
Also even if you don’t like coffee you should watch the siphon coffee maker… it’s awesome.

Every once and awhile the urge arises to consume a tasty beverage, or an exquisite meal of champions. I have acquired a desire for greatness. But where shall I fulfill it? Kairos food has found a place deep in my stomach, and their drinks firmly placed into my hands. And the hospitality? Fantastic! Recommend this glorious coffee house to all your acquaintances. Thank you for your awesomeness oh Kairos!

Not to shabby. The atmosphere is a little strange but their siphon coffee is off the charts.

This place is really great. The coffee is great and inexpensive and just as good if not better than anything you get at Starbucks. I love the Over the Top, iced chai and their meal deals can’t be beat. The staff is super friendly and the seating is comfy.

Very friendly staff, very reasonable prices for delicious coffee. There is a good combination of couches for conversations along with tables and chairs for getting some work done. Cold? Grab a Peppermint Penguin and sit by the fireplace.

Nice, quiet atmosphere for being productive. Seating in open, previous hotel-​bar area that has a ‘lived-​in’ feel.
Reasonable prices on drinks. Definitely ask to use one of the mugs they have hanging above the bar; makes it feel like you’re at a friends house.
Happy hr on coffee’s from 1:30 — 2:30pm ($ 0.50 off drinks all drinks, which is the difference between a small and large).

Ambiance: This was once a hotel, and the coffee place is where a pretty decent bar and grill used to be. A few years back, this place sold, and it is now some sort of religious type school for youth missions. The hotel rooms are now dorms, and the bar was turned into a coffee bar that serves some food, and also acts as sort of a lounge for the students, though it is open to the public as well. The lounge area shows signs of wear over the years, and nothing was really changed to the interior by the new tenants, other than switching out booze for coffee and tea. Order at counter/​bar. Lots of room to chill.
Service: Friendly, though the counter help could never be mistaken for professional restaurant servers.
Food: Cafeteria quality. Hot sandwiches are nothing out of the ordinary. Egg sandwich is a microwaved egg with a slice of processed cheese on a store bought bagel. Nothing fancy here — same stuff you make at home. Coffee is nothing better than what you would get at a 7 – 11.
Overall, this place really caters to it’s own students. I think they opened up coffee area to public to see if they could generate some extra revenue. Not really a place for outsiders to go out of their way to patronize.