Espressole Caffe

Just a quaint little coffee shop in Fiddler’s Green that provides the basic coffee shop needs — drip, crafted espressos, pastries, etc.
I don’t go out of my way to visit, but it’s conveniently located to my office so I venture in from time to time.
On my last visit I noticed that they had an upstairs seating area! Major bonus if you’re chatting over coffee as the downstairs seating is limited.

Best coffee in Greenwood Village! I’ve tried many local coffee shops to counter my unhealthy Starbucks addiction and it has finally stuck. This place will consistently get my caffeine-​driven business during the work week.
So far I have stuck with a classic latte with soy milk (at no extra charge!) and their lightly sweet maple latte (made with real maple syrup!). The first totals just $ 3.38 with tax for an 8 oz. cup, but the maple addition will run you just over $ 4 for the same size.
Their fresh-​baked treats always tempt me, but I haven’t given into their sugary sweetness just yet. I also want to try their breakfast sample offerings. When a coffee shop is inside of a culinary school, food seems like a no-​brainer.
The staff is always happy, friendly and quick. Though there is only one person making drinks, right now the lines tend to be short, if present at all.
I’ve already turned two of my co-​workers onto this place, which happily reminds me that I’m sticking it to the (corporate Starbucks) man.

This is quickly becoming a favorite coffee spot of mine due to its proximity to work and selection. It’s in the same space a cooking school so when you walked in you’re greeted by all kinds of wonderful smells. The baristas are friendly, not too perky (pun intended) but always friendly and I’ve yet to encounter a wait yet. I usually go with my standard Americano but have splurged on a Cuban coffee while there and have my eye on the maple latte for my next trip. They have an upstairs seating area full of tables so you can enjoy your coffee and/​or food without experiencing a huge gust of wind everytime the door opens. All in all, Espressole is a winner!

Esspressole is one of those random coffee shops in a business district that you’d expect to be a terrible mom and pop shop that bring the worst of everything. A second glance and you’ll find this spot is a hidden gem leveraging the Colaneri school next-​door for all their food.
Breakfast burrito — Goooooooooood.
Breakfast sandwich on croissant — Gooooooood.
Lunch menu — Gooooooooooood.
Coffee — Gooooooooooooood.
Listen up people — you can’t get a pour over just anywhere. And some places that serve them shouldn’t. Esspressole does it and does it right.
You’ll also be pleasantly surprised to see an animal face smiling back at you in your latte, mocha, or cappuccino. I’ve yet to discover if they only do this for regulars or the common folk. Either way, it’s not like 3^rd grade art — these baristas know what they’re doing AND make you feel like your friends. Cheers ladies!
So whether you’re grabbing a coffee to go or want to camp out upstairs, espressos is a cozy spot no matter what you’re looking for.
Cheers my people.

I go here all the time as I work across the street. The staff is awesome and the food is delish!

The pastries and coffee here are on point. The folks that work here are always nice and cheery, especially Nadine.

Good coffee.

This place is amazing! They have a basic sammich and salad menu and they make it extraordinary. Their lattes are stellar and by far the tastiest creations anywhere. I have tried their turkey panini, the curried chicken salad and the homemade lemonade over the last couple visits. The secret is definitely the partnership with the culinary kitchen and the fabulous chefs there. Pro tip– if there are leftover pastries from the am, they are half price at lunch! Get a seat outdoors and they will bring your food to you.

I went to this café for the first time today for lunch. I’ve had their amazing coffee already. Today I had the chefs special; a greek salad with watermelon. It was delicious! The chicken was seasoned just right and the salad was the perfect mix of fresh light fare for a hot summer day! The chef personally checked in on my meal. This is a gem!

I’ve only had lunch here once and will come again and it was ok. I had the reuben and when I could taste the sandwich, it was amazing; however, most of what I tasted was bread. Very skimpy on pretty much every ingredient. I probably had two bites that had some substance and those two bites were great, but I should have had two bites without much to them and ten with lots of corned beef, sauerkraut, cheese, and russian dressing.

Stopped here with my parents who are huge coffee
connoisseurs. We expected more based on the reviews. I’d give my coffee a b-.

Delicious coffee! I had the maple syrup late. It’s also cool to see the culinary students adjacent to the coffee bar. It was way better than The chain. I’m looking forward to going back. Parking was a little limited.

Espressolé is not as much a coffee shop as it is a culinary art gallery. Whether it’s the seemingly endless selection of specialty lattes they serve, or the sweet and savory baked goods, the quality of the food and drink served is top-​notch. The latté art is beautiful, and the flavors of the espresso beverages are rich, complex, and powerful. The service comes a very close second. Kind faces wait to greet you, and focused, masterful hands prepare your drink. Even when rushed and busy tending to lines of people, the Espressolé staff members have time to chat and to make you feel welcome.
We just relocated to Denver and it’s our new favorite place. We’re sad that we’ll be moving 30 miles away, but we know we’ll be making the 30-​mile trip for the exquisite yumminess and art of the Espressolé experience!

Love this place for both coffee and lunch! Very clean, can’t beat the prices on their food and the service is great! It’s also pretty cool to watch the cooking classes through the big windows too.

I work right around Orchard & Quebec, & decided to try this place today during my lunch hour. Simply put… AMAZING. The customer service was great! I ordered an iced vanilla latte & Steve told the barista to make it special with real vanilla bean instead of the vanilla syrup. It was great. I always order my drinks with light ice & the barista (I want to say his name was Eric) took some out & added more milk because he said the original way he made it didn’t qualify for light ice.
The coffee & service is way better than Starbucks, & Espressole even has a rewards program — buy 10 & receive the next one free! Steve told me to order the «Barista Special» the next time I go in, which will get me a handcrafted, unique drink for the price of a latte. I will definitely try it!
HIGHLY recommend if you work/​live around the DTC area. Same price as Starbucks, but much better quality.

I was Denver this week for work and after 3 days of Starbucks lattes I decided to switch it up– so glad I did! I had a beautiful latte, perfect foam, perfect temp, meticulous execution!
The Barista team was beyond friendly!
Now let’s get on to the pastries… which are a perfect compliment to the espresso drinks. I originally bought one pecan scone and started to nibble while waiting on my latte. Simply put: delicious! So much so that I bought all the pastries they had (12)to take bake to the office,
Peach tartlet, pecan scone, coconut and chocolate granola bar– YES PLEASE!!!

Great place to have a coffee and catch up on email.
Great folks!

The drinks here don’t just look like handcrafted masterpieces, they taste like it too. Very passionate staff using the highest quality coffees. I was sorry to see the move from Landmark because that location was much nicer and located in a better spot overall. But if you happen to work near the new place, you are the lucky one!

Full disclosure: I used to work with Espressole before moving away. I’m a massage therapist and was working at the coffee shop as an independent contractor. But, I don’t work there anymore.
Having said that, HOLY CRAP is this a wonderful place! The coffee is made by people who take coffee very seriously. They share their space with Kitchen Table Cooking School and Colorado Culinary Academy, so there’s a stable of talented chefs back in the kitchen. The result is a cooler full of fresh made, hand crafted pastries and made from scratch vanilla bean paste, mocha syrup, and caramel sauce in your delicious coffee beverage. Don’t like coffee? You’re crazy, but they don’t discriminate as I do. They have a drink called a «Cardabomb» which is grapefruit Pellegrino, some of that awesome vanilla bean paste, and house made cardamom syrup. DO YOURSELF THE FAVOR!
Did you forget and accidentally order the wrong sized latte? Some other places might dump what they’d made into a larger cup and add more in. Are you crazy?!? The baristas at Espressole throw that business out! You can’t make something right by starting with something wrong. They’re constantly coming up with new drinks and flavors. It is a wonderland in a cup.
They also have breakfast and lunch menus with quiches, sandwiches, salads, soups, paninis, empanadas, the list goes on.
Go there. Eat, drink, and be merry. And tell them Mikayla sent you.

First time visit, went with Salted Caramel latte. Incredible! No sweet syrupy approach, just excellent espresso with caramel/​salt drizzle on top, visually a work of art!
Not much atmosphere, part of culinary kitchen school. Sitting area upstairs, brightly lit, echoey, kind of «lunch room» like. So that’s why not 5 stars.
But can’t wait to return and try different drink and sample some food.

I decided to give EC a nice set of 5 stars.
PROS:
A very nice selection of pastries and sweets.
A wonderful drink and food menu
Baristas that know how to make a Cappuccino. Bar none.
Super comfortable and spacious seating upstairs.
Complimentary ice water
CONS:
A nice flight of stairs to reach the seating area. Don’t spill your drink!
Only open until 6pm.

I am shocked at the bad reviews. I was expecting to visit their Unilocal site and be one of many screaming fans. I had lunch at Mangi Bevi and instead of getting a coffee there, I wanted to check out the new Kitchen Table location and grab a coffee at Espressole. The team behind the counter (a woman and a man– I think the man is the owner? Manager? Unsure) were super friendly. I just ordered a plain ol’ latte, but saw that they had some really cool drinks. I learned that you can ask the barista to surprise you and he (or she) will make a new concoction for you– all for the price of a latte.
The latte that I got was two things: beautiful and tasty. I always love when a barista cares enough to learn how to control their pour and create a design with the milk. It takes practice! It’s also an indication that they use good, creamy milk. Thus, I wasn’t surprised when I took a big sip of my latte to find that it was absolutely delicious. All of the flavors of the espresso came through (whatever beans they use are really good) and the milk was creamy. It was one of the best-​made lattes I’ve had in awhile.
You can also sign up (all free) for their member program and get a free coffee after so many visits.
This is my new coffee joint. I am very pleased with the service and the quality.