5 Best Coffee Shops To Work From In West Denver

Finding quality coffee shops to work from can be a challenge.
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However, we’ve learned that not all coffee shops in Denver have the essentials needed for a day of productive work.
We’ve been creating custom e-Learning programs and videos from coffee shops for the past few years. After experimenting with a variety of locations, we’ve found the best coffee shops in Denver for the remote worker.
Since we live in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, our favorite coffee shops are all located on the west side of Denver: LoHi, Sunnyside, Highlands, Edgewater, and Wheat Ridge.
If you’re looking for quality coffee shops just outside of the city, here are our top five:
1. Bardo Coffee House
Photo Credit: Bardo Coffee House
Our all-time favorite coffee shop. Probably in the entire world. Bardo Coffee House has
Drinks: 4/5
Wifi: 4/5
Seat comfort: 4/5
Electric Outlets: 5/5
Coziness Factor: 4/5
Music Choice: 4/5
Noise Level: 3/5
2. Novo Coffee Highlands
Photo Credit: Chris Angles @iamchrisangles
This quaint, local coffee shop is a must-visit if you’re in the Highlands area. But make sure you get there early. Novo Coffee has delicious home-brewed coffee, but the interior is pretty small. If you’re planning to find a seat, make sure you arrive before
Drinks: 5/5
Wifi: 4/5
Seat comfort: 4/5
Electric Outlets: 4/5
Coziness Factor: 4/5
Music Choice: 4/5
Noise Level: 3/5
3. Pinwheel Coffee
As a newer coffee shop in LoHi, Pinwheel
With stellar wifi and good coffee options, Pinwheel also has a range of seating options. If you prefer to stand, the bar top overlooking the street is a solid option. Full transparency, Pinwheel loses a few points as it’s not quite a cozy as the other shops on this list. The chairs aren’t the most comfortable and the music choice is rather sporadic. Sometimes it’s mellow jazz. Other times
Drinks: 4/5
Wifi: 4/5
Seat comfort: 3/5
Electric Outlets: 4/5
Coziness Factor: 2/5
Music Choice: 2/5
Noise Level: 4/5
4. Cherry Bean Coffee Sunnyside
The Cherry Bean Coffee has been so successful that they’ve recently opened up another location in DTC. With walls filled with beautiful custom dog paintings and an extensive drink menu, this spot is perfect for popping in for a day of work. The owner is very friendly and is always changing up the menu with new treats and unique drink offerings. Plenty of seated chairs to work at, but no standing room if that’s your preference. A superb coffee shop that fits in well with the fast-growing town of Sunnyside.
Drinks: 4/5
Wifi: 4/5
Seat comfort: 3/5
Electric Outlets: 4/5
Coziness Factor: 3/5
Music Choice: 3/5
Noise Level: 3/5
5. Coda Coffee Edgewater
Located right across from Sloan’s Lake, Coda Coffee comes stocked with laid-back baristas and delicious coffee options. While the location is excellent, Coda loses points for seat comfort. None of their seats have backs and their tables are extremely small for working with a laptop. There are individual high-top tables that work for standing, but they are still small in size. Other than the seating, the wifi and drinks are on point. A good coffee shop to spend a few hours on the laptop.
Drinks: 4/5
Wifi: 4/5
Seat comfort: 2/5
Electric Outlets: 4/5
Coziness Factor: 3/5
Music Choice: 3/5
Noise Level: 3/5