Lost Coffee

Lost Coffee is such a great spot! The coffee was very good, their pastries are just as good. Everything tastes fresh and pairs perfectly with their drinks. The staff is super friendly and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better. It’s one of those places where you instantly feel comfortable, whether you’re grabbing something to go or sitting down to relax for a bit. The shop itself has a cozy, inviting vibe and it’s always clean and well-kept. We’ll definitely be coming back — great coffee, great pastries, and amazing service! ☕️🥐✨

Wowza, a suburban coffee shop that does espressos up to Eastern European Girlfriend's wishes! ☕ The coffee here is great. And uniquely, they do their roasting at this location, on Monday and Tuesday — and sometimes Wednesday — mornings. It's in the same main room as the serving area, and the smell is divine. There's also a bit of a thrift shop situation going on, the merch has cool skellies, and the coffee pastries are quite good, including a delicious almond madeline-type thing. Definitely the best coffee shop to pop into if you happen to be stuck visiting at the nearby hospital.

We had coffee and pastries here on Saturday. My warmed blueberry muffin was everybody's favorite. The only thing I did not like was that I could not add my own amount of sugar to my tea latte. I wanted to have very sweet tea. I either (and mostly) drink my tea without any sugar at all but I wanted sugar this time. And when I do sugar my tea, which is about once every 3 or 4 months, I add a Lot of sugar. They grudgingly added a splash of their flavored syrup to my tea when I asked for sugar. I asked that they double that amount, and they did, but stirring and tasting I could tell it wasn't half enough, but was too demoralized to ask that they quadruple that amount, so it was less than ideal for me. I have never in my life been in a coffee shop that doesn't allow you to have packets of sugar. This will literally keep me away from that shop if I'm in the mood for any kind of hot sweet tea. I am giving the atmosphere 5 stars, although my preference is for far more plush and cozy seating. It looks cool and was adequate to our needs for a meet up with a friend I haven't seen in a couple years.

Lost Coffee isn’t your typical chain coffee shop. Each location has its own unique vibe and genuinely local feel, never corporate. The service is consistently excellent, and the baristas are always friendly—often asking about your day and making you feel welcome. And of course, the coffee is delicious. It’s a great place to study, meet a friend for a catch-up, or simply zone out for a bit.

Stopped in recently to check out Lost Coffee after the previous spot, Festive Cup, sadly brewed its last batch. Festive Cup was a great place and will be missed. Lost Coffee is just as good—if not better; they opened up the space, added more tables, an in-house coffee roaster, and more. By the time I left, the energy in the room was buzzing. And not just from the caffeine—though that certainly didn’t hurt. Ordered a regular drip coffee and a White Mocha. The regular brew was smooth, full-flavored, and perfectly balanced; not too bold, not too light. But the White Mocha was easily the best specialty coffee drink I’ve had in years, if not ever! If the Ark of the Covenant were around today, it could possibly hold the Ten Commandments, manna, and a handful of these roasted beans + the recipe for the White Mocha. I also appreciate the care and craftsmanship they put into their drinks—something that gets lost (pun intended) in the chain coffee world, where sugar often outweighs the coffee itself. Highlands Ranch needs more locally owned spots like this, and we should be supporting them. Moses wholeheartedly recommends Lost Coffee…this is how coffee should be done. – Visited March, 2025