Humble House Cafe

This cafe gently nudges you toward health-forward choices. Done up in muted shades of peach and pink, it feels inviting, with pretty floral arrangements in clear glass bottles on every table. Uncle Pete’s breakfast spread was very satisfying, made even better with refreshing seasoning that paired well with the aragula leaves. The candy cane chai was perfectly minty, and not cloyingly sweet. You can browse little extras too, coffee mugs, bars of soap, and little bits and bobs. Lush plants add to the cared-for feel of the place. We visited on a special day for the town – Golden in Golden – and despite the crowd, the staff remained cheerful, warm, and wonderfully on top of things.

Cute, spacious, cozy local café in Golden. Very delicious seasonal drinks and great brunch. We tried Joan of arc and Elvis twist waffles. It was very delicious. The cafe also has a cute outside patio area with a small bar access when the weather is nice out.

Had breakfast and coffee here, HIGHLY RECOMMEND. The service was great! My friend and I had an Honduran latte with brown sugar and honey, DELICIOUS. We both had breakfast sandwiches on croissants, DELICIOUS. BGolden, one without arugula, DELICIOUS. The fig jam with the goat cheese crumble, egg and breakfast sausage was a delightful combo. Sorry, cannot remember the sandwich my friend ordered, but he said it was awesome too! The barista and waitress were very nice and welcoming. We will definitely be back.

Such a charming cafe!! My partner and I visited Humble House Cafe while on a weekend trip to Denver, and it was one of my favorite spots we checked out. It’s hard to say what I liked most — the vibes are extremely cozy, the decor is cute, the staff is unbelievably friendly, and the food is tasty. It’s a pretty popular spot, with a 15+ minute line streaming out their door when we arrived around 10 AM, but I can absolutely see why. I especially loved the pay it forward wall by the cashier, where folks could contribute a few dollars to a specific profile of future patron (e.g., newlyweds on their honeymoon, new moms, someone struggling with X). Food-wise, we split a latte, a classic vegetarian breakfast sandwich, and their vegetarian breakfast platter. Everything was outstanding: the croissant was nice and buttery, and it went wonderfully with the fried egg, generous portion of creamy avocado, and sliced tomato. The slice of cheddar and aioli helped to bind the whole sandwich together and created a really wholesome bite. The breakfast platter was equally delicious, with two nicely scrambled eggs (which were very cutely presented as circles, similar to the fried egg) served with an array of fresh veggies and a herbaceous, fresh crema. All told, we probably spent several hours here after eating to read, chat, and work together. I could honestly spend a whole day — or week — here; the vibes are outstanding, and I felt really at home in this Humble House.