Sojourners Coffee & Tea

Support the small business and I am all for it! Its quaint lil coffee shop. actually very nice one that offers lots of tea choices, caffenated and non versions and also cold drinks and even energy drinks. Did I mention food?
Today’s visit was cup of Joe and croissant at $ 5 including tax. What a deal! Got nice seat with free wifi to catch up on some work while sipping on coda coffees.
Parking is limited during busy hours but plenty of parking on Holly so. dont get deterred.
I love to sit on comfy chairs and grab a book and read while enjoying the latte or other drinks.
Definitely neighborhood gem offering great drink selections, plenty of comfortable seating, and something to munch on if you are hungry.

I was not impressed with this place. Filthy tables, rude workers, and the coffee I had (some sort of mocha) was terrible. Coffee has to be pretty bad for me not to drink it! Oh, and the parking is not good if you go during busy coffee times.

Love this place! Good coffee, GREAT staff (zero snark :)), cute travel-​themed décor. Homey and warm.
Comfy chairs and couches near games and books. Lots of tables and different seating options throughout. Mellow alt. rock (or world music, or bluegrass…) in the background and at a perfect volume for visiting or studying.
Free Wi Fi and a great place to work or relax.
Try the Vermont Maple Cappuccino — very good. The Fireball… GREAT. The Denver Smog… AMAZING!
I plan on becoming a regular, here.

Excellent coffee and very comfortable space. Better than any chain. For some reason not open on Sunday.
Other than that this is how a neighborhood coffee pub should be.

Great coffee and place to hang out. I had the yergacheffe coffee. Nice bold and smooth finish flavor. Barista was friendly and helpful. Another plus and reason I’ll be back is they gave GF options muffins, bread slices. I dig this place, the coffees great and the vibe is cool and laid back — all coffee shop pluses in my book!

This is the cutest little cozy shop. Their coffee is incredible! One of the sweet girls there customized my drink and made it exactly how I wanted it! Starbucks who? ;P lol I will definitely be back very soon!

I wrote a review on Sojos a while back. My biggest complaint was the varying temperature issues (hot when it was hot outside, cold when it was cold). They seemed to have updated the systems and now it;s quite comfortable. They have become a community bastien for the neighborhood and a go-​to place for me to conveniently work. The drinks are way more consistent than they used to be. I do still think their espresso is a little burnt tasting, but I think that is a preference thing. Overall, it’s a great spot!

I had this business rated 5 stars, until I walked up this morning and the sign on the door says $ 5 min. for credit cards. I honestly turned around and went to panera.
my coffee is anywhere from $ 2 – 4, you are making me spend money I don’t want to to run my credit/​debit card.
I own a business, build the card processing fee in your prices. We are talking pennies on the dollar that you are making me not come in for.
Nothing worse than a $ 5 min credit card purchase, esp. when your product is $ 2 – 4.
Who agrees?

Stopped by this place this afternoon with a friend and we loved this place. Very nice and cool atmosphere to sit down with couple of companies and have a nice talk.

Looks like it might be a generic coffee shop then you walk in and it’s super cozy and inviting. Good looking pastries and French press coffee. Delicious.

Perfect place for me to study right now. Not crowded at all and outlets are available against the wall on the left. I got a pourover coffee which was good. Chill, comfy area to the right with couch, few board games, and books accessible. I’m here on a Monday mid-​day so it’s peaceful with little foot traffic. Workers are friendly and keeping busy. Something is smelling good right now so i know something is baking fresh…

I love that they have more options other than soy milk. The coffee’s been really good so far! I’ve never stuck around because I’ve only taken it to go.

Nice quiet café to get great coffee, tea, and sandwiches. I ordered an iced oolong tea and ham and bree panini and it was delicious. They even brewed me a second cup at no charge. The people here are super helpful and friendly. I’ll definitely be back when I visit Denver again.

Delicious coffee, great atmosphere!
This place kicks Starbucks ass in so many ways:
Coolness
Games
Books
Couches
Staff
Prices
Music
Gluten-​free snacks
Super awesome place to drink coffee and get a bite to eat

Walked here with my husband and puppy dog. Ordered a Chocolate Nut blended latte. This is a peanut butter and mocha latte blended with ice. My husband loved it. I ordered a London Fog, they call it a Denver Smog. The tea was perfectly steeped the milk perfectly steamed. The atmosphere was relaxing and fun!

This place is a hidden gem! I live nearby and finally after driving by for about three months, I finally stopped in this past weekend. I am so glad I did.
I started by ordering an earl gray cambrick and it was so delicious I hopped back in line to order a panini. The cambrick was the best I’ve ever had — no need to go to starbucks and pay $ 5 for one when this is cheaper and wayy tastier! The panini was good. I tried the egg, avocado, tomato and onion although I wanted to try the Lox but they were sold out. I went back in this morning and was pleasantly surprised with their oatmeal. It’s only $ 2 and you can pick up to three ingredients to throw in there. I spent a total of $ 5 for tea and breakfast. You’d be hard pressed to find that deal and the same quality anywhere else.
The ambience is amazing! Upon walking in, you feel like you’ve stepped into such a community. There are all sorts of people and if you’re standing around, don’t be surprised if you suddenly find yourself swept up in conversation with a stranger.
Overall, great coffee, great food and great people! Stop in if you haven’t yet!

I’ve been driving through the Florida and Holly intersection for years and have been eyeing up Sojourners for way too long. After moving into the neighborhood a few months back, I knew I finally had to try this little coffee shop.
While the façade doesn’t necessarily grab your senses, once you step inside, you are welcomed into this perfect little shop full of delicious scents, warm colors, plenty of tables, comfy chairs, and locals reading, working, and knitting. (I’ve happened upon a group of sweet old ladies having a knitting club a few times, adorable!)
Plenty of amazing coffees, teas, and treats abound. The bhakti chai is absolutely amazing. It’s definitely my favorite chai around town. While I only drink teas, there’s a plethora of coffees from which to choose. I’ve stolen a few sips from the BF’s coffees a few times and they too are awesome. I’ve also got to mention that the fantastic French baked goods come from Trompeau, no wonder I was drooling over the lemon croissant! While I haven’t had a chance to return for breakfast or lunch, the food menu is quite extensive and looks super delicious.
I am so happy that Sojourners is just down the street from my apartment and on my way to work. What a great café for this part of Denver!

I love this coffee shop on Holly. It is very close to my home, so I find myself here quite often (typically after hitting up Detour for a delicious croissant). Very chill place with delicious coffee. They have an assortment of creative drinks to choose from when you feel like trying something different. They also have teas, smoothies (that I have yet to try), and food. I have tried their Old Italy which is just a basil, mozzarella, tomato toasted sandwich. It was quite scrumptious and was served on tasty bread.
I highly recommend Sojourners if you are in the area and looking for some solid coffee.

I decided to come in here recently after hearing two of my guy friends proclaim that this place makes «the best caramel lattes they’ve ever had». I don’t like caramel but they were raving on about their drinks for so long I figured the rest of Sojourner’s stuff must be pretty good too.
I wasn’t feelin fancy so I just got an iced coffee but I was also eyeing some sort of iced coconut mocha thing they were offering. I think that iced coffee is a good way to judge a coffee shop, because if you can’t make a decent iced coffee what CAN you do? And I’m happy to report that it was very good. Not the best I’ve ever had but I was still pleased with it. The store itself has a really nice atmosphere and it seems like it’d be a perfect place to come get work done.
I will definitely swing by here again when I’m in the area and I guess next time I will try a latte!

This is a quirky, cute coffee place. I’m visiting from California and stopped here for lunch. They have a great selection of paninis and drink. I got their boulder blues coffee whic. Was very light, flavorful, and refreshing (not sweetened, it was yum!). I observed the room while I waited for my sandwich. It has a lovely seating area with leather vintage chairs and suitcases for tables. They had many magazines, books, and newspapers too. They even had a box of toys for kids, and kids at heart like me.
They also have wifi– the password is taped to the bar near the register.
The panini was grilled, warm, and yummy. The cheese, turkey, and bacon were quality.
My one disappointment was the lack of avocado. I expect a sandwich that comes with avocado to have some in each bite. There was barely any, looked like three slices for the whole panini.
I really liked this place, I was bummed at the skimping of the avocado. It’s one of the only veggies on the menu, you gotta stack that high! They would have been 5 stars otherwise! Such a cute place.