MORU Coffee

"Cheapest cappuccino I’ve had in Denver at $4.62 which is nice. Very quiet, clean and new feeling. The taste of the espresso wasn’t my favorite but that’s subjective. Could use some art on the walls for some more vibe. But I enjoyed writing here for an hour at 7am and would do again if I weren’t on a path of trying every coffee shop in the Denver metro area. Also very cool group spaces I assume you can rent here too."

"Truly awesome gem back here. Well trained baristas making awesome lattes with art and everything. They're also super helpful asking the right questions. The roast is one of the best I can remember having... I'd be back often if I lived in Denver. I'm thinking about bringing a few bags of Guatemalan home with me. Well done."

"Took a cupping class with Kenneth and I was lucky enough to be the only one for the time slot. The 1.5 hours flew by, man is he knowledgeable and willing to share what he knows. If you are looking to learn more, start developing your palate, or just want to nerd out with somebody who has been in the business for a long time; this is the place. Kenneth is warm and a great teacher. And zero coffee snobbery. So glad I went and the next time I’m in Denver I’m heading straight back here."

"I was looking for a new coffee shop to try out that serves pourovers and roasts their own beans. This was a gem and exactly what I was looking for. The coffee was some of the best I've had, and the owner was super friendly. The atmosphere was super chill and felt like a little escape from life. I highly recommend MORU of you're looking for good coffee."

"Awesome find! I stopped by this morning and ordered a latte and the best ham/swiss croissant sandwich ever. It’s a smaller coffee shop that has about six tables and a bar to sit at. It’s lovely and everything looks clean and fresh. The employees were also super friendly, helpful, and warm! Highly recommend checking out this hidden gem coffee shop."