Is LaTinto Café worth it in Platt Park?

LaTinto Café serves authentic Colombian food and coffee in a warm, welcoming atmosphere where the staff treats you like family. Known for: colombian pastries, coffee, and warmth.

What should I order at LaTinto Café?

Popular choices at LaTinto Café include Pan de bono, Empanadas, Chorizo and egg arepa, Pastel de guava, Maracuya juice (passion fruit).

What do visitors love about LaTinto Café?

Exceptionally kind and attentive staff who make you feel unhurried even during busy times Fresh, fluffy pastries and baked goods that stand out for their quality Authentic Colombian flavors and preparations throughout the menu Good value pricing, especially for items like empanadas

Is there anything to know before visiting LaTinto Café?

The hard-boiled egg in the chorizo and egg arepa can be a bit odd in texture

How expensive is LaTinto Café?

LaTinto Café is inexpensive — a budget-friendly pick, with a 4.6-star rating from 353 Google reviews.

LaTinto Café — Coffee near Platt Park, Denver

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Rating: 4.6
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What Visitors Say

Chris Stimmel

a month ago

Took my wife as a surprise for Valentine's brunch and I ended up being the surprised one. The service was just exceptional, everyone was happy and full of smiles and energy. The vibe was full on Columbian from the coffee to the music to all the families there this morning. The food was fresh, the pastries were a light and fluffy that I haven't seen in a long while. We will be going back a lot.

Frankie

4 weeks ago

Great Colombian food. I was looking for authentic pan de bono and found that and then some! The staff was so kind and attentive and the service was fast. Everything was super yummy.

cliffsidedeadhead

5 months ago

First time here. The place is super crisp and appealing upon entering. It’s a cafe, but then they have a decent size dining room adjacent to it. The empanadas were a good value at 13.50 for 5. We got 3 cheese, 1 beef, and 1 chicken. All really good. We also got the chorizo and egg arepa. I found the egg a little weird as it felt hard boiled, the chorizo and dough were really good. Topped it off with a maracuya juice (passion fruit) which was really good. Looking forward to going bk.

Nicole Trujillo

4 months ago

Cute little coffee shop serving up delicious Colombian drinks and treats. I ordered a Pastel de Guava and a hot latte with cinnamon powder. The latte was a perfect blend of coffee and frothy milk, sprinkled with cinnamon powder. The pastel de guava paired well with my latte. The bread was warm and soft, and the center was filled with the slightly sweet guava. I stopped in for an afternoon coffee. With it being my first time in, I walked in about 10 minutes to close. I try not to do drop in so close to closing time so I asked if it was okay that I order. The staff were welcoming and friendly and I didn’t feel rushed at all. The cafe has a nice selection of pasteles & breads, offering both savory and sweet options. It’s a small cafe but a very cozy place to enjoy a coffee and a snack. With so many different choices, I cannot wait to go back.