St. Marks Coffee House

Great menu. Everything I tried was delicious. Love the patios and décor inside! The only reason I give this place 4 instead of 5 stars is because the customer service was a bit short. Obviously not a deal breaker because I will be back.

Tuesday Nights: Drink & Draw.
A friend suggested we come for the drink & draw. This can be found in the basement. Its our first time, but so far so good. The atmosphere is intimate and relaxed.

This coffee house is really big and open. I like the layout. It’s a bit grungy in style, but has a lot to offer in terms of food and drink. The coffee was pretty good. If I was in the mood for excellent coffee and wanted to travel farther, I’d go elsewhere, but this is a pretty cool neighborhood spot. The barista was also very friendly.

Weds morning January 6^th. Unfriendly impositioned service. Dirty, dirty tables, coffee mugs and plates all around, crumbs on table tops and floors. Every table taken with someone on a computer with a bottle of water — no place for paying customers to have lunch. I would never go here again. Try Coffee at the Point. It’s exceptional in all areas.

Been going here for YEARS. Love the actual coffee house. But I continue to be astounded with the «service» It’s like a thing, you have to be rude to work there. Today was the last straw, not going back ;(

Great atmosphere. That’s the first thing I thought of when I entered this establishment.
I got a house made chai with soy and it was delicious. Service was great here and the walls were filled with art and love.
There is an outside patio and dogs were hanging out while their owners grabbed a caffeine fix — only in Denver and Portland and I love it.
If you’re in the neighborhood, stop by.

Since when did people just start calling anything «hipster» that they don’t like? Denver, you’ve got more than 99 problems but this ain’t one of ‘em. I figured it was time to write a review about the coffee shop I love most in Denver, mainly for its awesome friendly staff, cheap food and coffee, beer, local artwork and great overall vibe. If you can’t hang with that then I guess you can go back to your Starbucks in Littleton or whatever.

Usually busy with laptops and people studying. Hard to find a spot at times. Fantastic coffee and cute little patio. I love all the blue glass

I like the people that work here. I have been here a few times on summer nights, usually getting coffee and a rice krispie treat. I often find a table toward the back and read a book. There are interesting people here, and when it’s warm and the garage door in back is open, the patio is pretty busy, too. It’s always been quiet enough for me to still get lost in a novel, though. It’s nice that it’s open late.
Today I visited in the afternoon and tried a raspberry scone, which was pretty good. It was lighter than other scones I’ve had, a little bit more biscuit like. I’m sure I’ll be back.

The hallmark of hipster! Overall, coffee and service is good. Food items arent bad either. This place gets crowded though even on a Monday around lunch. I do enjoy the outside patio area especially when the weather is nice.

Disclaimer: this review was extremely hard for me to write. If I could give them 3.5 stars I would. I really really really wanted to like St. Mark’s but it just didn’t quite get there for me.
The space is amazing. I love the giant garage doors and when they have the front and back doors open there is a fabulous breeze that blows through cooling the place down and giving a wonderful fresh breath of air.
The actual food and coffee fell short of expectations. Everything sits in a glass display in the front and something about it doesn’t look extremely appetizing. I ordered a sandwich and a slice of apple pie and I’m not sure either were very fresh. The coffee was great. I only ordered an iced coffee which is pretty simple but it tasted great.
The service was alright. The guy working behind the counter seemed super frustrated with either (a) his job or (b) the people in there. Either way, he didn’t give off the most friendly vibe which is super surprising for a coffee joint in Denver.
I think I would be willing to come back for a cup of coffee and to sit by one of the fabulous doors but I doubt I would order food again.

I love your coffee house as I go there a couple times a week. The coffee is great. The food is great. The staff is great. I have to tell you though the house flies have become a problem recently. Please do something like get some fly paper, or a bug light! We left on Tuesdsay because we could not keep flies off our food, drinks or table.

Great for people watching. Internet slow but steady. Nice environment. Have only had their green tea.

Love this place! Laid-​back and reasonably priced, with a peaceful clientele and friendly staff. Had some beers, a coffee and a giant cookie and sat outside — a lovely evening all
around. Can’t wait to come back!

Great location and ambiance, but have been here many times and the last several times the baristas have been pretty incompetent– not understanding my order (soy au lait), and the last time, I actually had to instruct the guy how to make it! Kept mistaking it for a low fat latte. Also, not the nicest customer service on the block. Fluid is much better.

St. Mark’s is a Denver staple. This coffeehouse is consistently good and their cozy, eclectic atmosphere makes it a popular hangout for studying, first dates, work and catching up with friends. Their cookies are über delicious.

St. Marks was everything I imagined it would be and more. The atmosphere was perfect for those attempting to accomplish homework as well as a chill place for friends to catch up over coffee. The White Chocolate Mocha was rich and wonderful, as was the raspberry scone I paired it with.
Service was friendly and prompt! I’ll definitely be going back to St. Marks, maybe for a panini and tea next time.

While I concur about the wifi and parking complaints that Frances has, I have to say that I’m totally happy with St Marks and here’s why:
I can go here at like 9 pm and drink a nice craft beer and read a book. I can go here at 8:45 am and drink a really good chai and do some work. I can play a game with my wife here. I can sit quietly and enjoy some people watching. I can spend a snow day with a ladyhawk I just met here and confirm that she’s TOTALLY THE ONE FOR ME.
It’s a perfect place for all sorts of things. So 5 STARs!
Bam.

Amazing pastries and good coffee, but the styrofoam cups surprised me. Great place to come and work, enjoy some hot brew and a cookie (or two), and you’re not far from downtown and city park. The eclectic décor make it a one of a kind coffee shop, with plenty of seating that still fills up because of the delicious coffee and food. If you haven’t been, it’s definitely worth a visit.
If you’re a fan of oatmeal cookies, this is the king of the oatmeal raisin. Jam-​packed with raisins and about an inch thick, one of the best I’ve had (and I’ve had too many).
My only beef is with the styrofoam to-​go cups. At least it’s a good reminder to bring my own mug!

I had an iced coffee and sat outside. That was nice.
But, we came back a couple hours later to purchase the GIANT cookies that caught our eye on the way out of the shop! I was expecting these beauties to be around $ 3 a piece and was so surprised by the cheap price tag ($ 1.50/cookie!!!).
HOLY PEANUT BUTTER CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE! It was fantastic, if you’re into this sort of thing. I am. It was good. And I need another.