Crema Bodega

Espresso has tasted very bitter twice now that I have tried this spot. Only saving grace the second time I visited was the house-made mocha syrup in the latte to help mask the espresso flavor. My wife got a cappuccino that was distinctly overly bitter tasting. The espresso machine likely needs to be dialed in more carefully by a pro, especially based on other reviews.. On a positive note, the baristas are welcoming and are skilled with the latte art.

Everyone who works here makes me so happy. Whenever I show up they know my order and my name. Steve is an excellent barista and so is Emma. These guys really know what they’re doing. They are a highlight of my mornings.

Anyone who rates this place badly doesn't appreciate what truly goes into a good cup of coffee. Their coffee is always consistent. The rest of their drinks as well. Don't even get me started on the food! Crafted well and always delicious! This place was here long before Rino became a stomping ground for entitled individuals with no flavor for local business.

I love the coffee shop at both locations. This morning I went to Crema Bodega in Denver Central Market. Every time I have gone, this today was no exception, I have had pleasant and enjoyable experiences. The baristas are friendly, hospitable, fast, and gifted. They’re so good at doing latte art. Crema’s one of my favorite vendors at Denver Central Market. They’re selling these cups, which I think they started doing some time after the pandemic began, so you don’t have to have drinks poured into disposable cups. Yay! And, I love supporting local businesses, and this coffee shop is one of them. I recommend going to Crema Bodega, whichever location is great.