crema

beautiful coffee shop with some food options. met a friend for breakfast and despite crowd they offered her to try a taster of the iced tea when she asked a question about it. food menu appears to rotate daily and everything looked good. pricesgoodfor what you get! i got a breakfast burrito which was delicious. latte was really nice too. i'll definitely be back!

the place has a great vibe andgoodcoffee. the staff are always friendly and it's hard to beat for people watching.

there is no ac and it does get muggy. my biggest, and only real complaint though, is the flies that are always present. big, mean nasty ones. flying at your face while trying to enjoy a coffee.

it's a testament to the place that i do still go out of my way to come here several times a week. flies and all.

only one thing i can say: autentico cappuccino italiano. this coffeehouse, located in what appears to be a sketchy neighborhood, was excellent! i had been scouring the whole country for a cappuccino asgoodas the one i had at bianco latte in milan and my search ended today. smooth, velvety, fruity and ever so slightly acidic. if you're in denver, check this place out! and while you're at it, order the brûléed grapefruit! delish!

there are lots ofgoodthings going on in the river north (rino) neighborhood of denver, one of which is crema coffee house .   i popped in at 1pm on a wednesday earlier this week, and the coffee shop was packed –busier than almost any coffee shop i’d been to on a random wednesday afternoon.  why? to start...

this cool little coffee shop is located in an up and coming neighborhood in northwest denver. surrounded by warehouses and industrial style buildings it stands out as a place to stop in. so we did. at the counter i was greeted by a barista and possibly the owner (not 100% sure). after asking a few questions about coffee i put in an order and then had my card swiped by a tablet that can text or email you a receipt (love it). they do have a breakfast and lunch menu with some interesting items including a pork belly bahn mi (vietnamese sandwich) that was asgoodas it sounded. although i was here on a mission to drink an insane amount of coffee i was delighted to have something sogoodenter the belly.

looking for work!. hello,
my name is deaidreiss jackson a.k.a dee; i live in the 5 points area and i have came a few times with the carrasco family. i have been looking for work for at least a year now. im 18 on july 18th, and have no experience in work/coffee other than lawn services! i am hard working andgoodat giving smiles! i will be coming in to have a personal conversation with you! from my understanding, you have had a covo' with my dad about me having work. larry corrasco.

yummm!. crema rocks. the place is totally cool-looking, with a funky inner-city vibe -- cool music, decor, and tatted kids with grommets in their super-sized ear lobes.

the coffee's super, too. anyone who serves nova knows what they're doing when it comes to coffee. the barristas really know and care about what they're serving, and they'll go into passionate explanation to teach customers. 'love their passion, and each cofffee feels like a work of art.

my only gripe is that on a hot summer day, the place feels like it's on the hinges of hell - western sun beats it up, and the swamp inadequately pumps air that wets the place up but doesn't cool. i had a business meeting there recently, and by the time we were done, we were all dripping. maybe a steaming mug of coffee on a day like that isn't agoodday anyway. i also wish they'd serve more/bettter accompaniements llikegoodmuffins, sweet rolls, etc. surely there's a bakery nearby that can stock them up.

no matter -- i'm a regular. i'll just make sure i'm there on cooler days.