"Cutest warm & cozy coffee shop! Lox beagle, ice latte, and chocolate crape were all delicious and came out in a timely manner. The staff is wonderful. The owner came through and brought a new cortado drink to our table because he said based off the color it was made wrong. We had no complaints on the original drink and were surprised by his actions but boy was the second one ever better!! The small staff even stopped to sing happy birthday to a very young patron. Support small business!!"

"We were in Denver just to go to a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater to see Gregory. Alan Isakov. For morning coffee and breakfast, we stopped by this place and were so pleasantly surprised by the excellent crepes and coffee. It is owned by someone with Tunisian background and he named it after his daughter. They both run the restaurant together but she's in college right now. He was so friendly and had such professional staff working there. The food was delicious. The setup was simple but eclectic. And it's writing by a huge park in Denver, which is great for going for a walk after a good meal."

"Cafe Miriam is a cute little spot to the west of City Park in Denver. An authentic French cafe serving up wonderful food and java. The service is outstanding. The family is so sweet. And the food and beverages were amazing! 5 x ☕☕☕☕☕"

"Cute little place right by the park. Steady busy but wasn't too long of wait for the two handcrafted sandwiches, made to order, and two drinks (one however was just hot water and a tea bag). It was quite pricey for the small amount of protein in my sandwich, the dej ne Sunday, and the avocado in it was divine, while the Mediterranean sandwich, that my friend ordered, had a good amount of chicken and perfect amount delicious pesto. The croissant was very good and toasted well and the mocha was pretty good too, but overall it was close to $30 for just my two items with taxes and tip of course. Would certainly recommend."

"Feels like an authentic French Cafe, good service and the food was tasty. They’re able to make Gluten Free Crepes and I got the Toscana which was very good. It felt a bit heavy as it was a big portion which left me more than satisfied. A bit pricey with a double espresso and one crepe plus tip coming in at over $25 but Id go back. Parking can be dicey!"