Lost Coffee 1190 West Littleton Boulevard, Littleton, CO 80120

"Lost is one of the only non-chain coffee shops in the area. It certainly is one of the only ones with decent access and parking. It’s bustling on the weekends. They have done a great job making their outdoor space usable through the winter. Wish they had gf bakery items."

"Love that the building is repurposed from an old gas station! Has lots of outdoor seating. Several indoor tables. Staff very nice and service was great. Nice easy going music in the background. I had the hot mocha coffee and my wife had the sweet pumpkin chai tea. Both were delicious a must here in Littleton support small business and local!! ☕️"

"Love to see locally ran businesses repurpose buildings that may get over looked. Lost Coffee is in a repurposed gas station/repair shop. The glass bay doors face out and blend perfectly with the resto-mod industrial feel of the place. The manager(owner?) greeted everyone I saw come in with a genuine “good morning” greeting while happily smiling. Was my first time stopping in and her greeting made me feel comfortable in this new coffee house . Had a small food menu, but coffee and lattes is the focus here and Lost Coffee is doing it right. This isn’t Starbucks and isn’t a 5star table cloth dinning experience. People who drop in here are looking to get their mornings started in a place they feel good when they come in and when they leave. This will be my new coffee location anytime I’m in the area. You can go to BuckStars a block down and pay a little more or you can support a home town location that will probably remember you the next time you drop in."

"Our adult son and us visited this coffee shop for the first time yesterday and enjoyed our coffee experience. The location was okay (not great) and the actual shop was quite small, but there was adequate parking, the building was interesting in that it was created out of an old gas station!, we were greeted upon entering, there were several nice tables to sit at, the dining room was clean and had many windows letting in abundant sunlight, the coffee (Guatemala) was delicious, and there were a fair amount of delicious pastries, cookies, etc."