"Wow, what a beautiful and inviting coffee shop! Coffee Flats is a hidden gem tucked inside The Westin Kierland. The space is modern, clean, and welcoming, perfect for hotel guests or locals looking for a cozy spot to grab a drink. They offer everything to satisfy your coffee cravings, plus smoothies, snacks, sweet treats, and even those last-minute essentials you might’ve forgotten to pack. I was pleasantly surprised that the prices were comparable to Starbucks, very reasonable, especially for a resort setting where higher prices are usually expected. A big shoutout to Derrick (I hope I got his name right!) his customer service was exceptional. He was genuinely kind, attentive, and went above and beyond to make the experience enjoyable. To any locals considering a visit: this would be a beautiful place to grab a coffee, relax outdoors, or catch up on some work, if parking could be validated. I’m not sure if Coffee Flats offers parking validation, but as a day pass guest at the resort, only $5 of parking was covered, which felt a bit frustrating after spending hundreds for the day. That said, the coffee was incredible and Derrick made a lasting impression. Highly recommend stopping in if you’re at the resort or nearby!"

"Super convenient shop with a lot of options for a quick bite or a cup of coffee. Went with Mike Truty who was in a rush on his way to some yodeling competition. Thankfully, he didn’t practice while we were ordering. Great service from Carrie."

"I’m a lifetime platinum Marriott person and often shy away from hotel cafes ☕️ however Coffee Flats was awesome. Great quality and even better service especially from Irene!"

"We ordered from the food menu mostly. The menu is not very intuitive- it was hard for me to figure out what they offered and the cashier sorta pressure you to hurry up and put in your order. I took a picture of the menu to 1) prepare ahead of time what I will order and 2) to fully absorb what they are selling (since it’s a bit confusing). That helped me to feel less stressed when they are waiting for people to get in line. They sold Starbucks coffee and they can heat up pastries and bagels."

"Decent items. Exorbitantly expensive. A 3-ingredient cold pressed juice was $18."