"Was visiting a friend in Denver and needed to get some work done on the trip. Happened upon this coffee shop and was able to get everything I needed done! Great coffee, comfy chairs/tables, lots of outlets, and quiet environment. Also the local art pieces on the walls are all super cool!"

"To the woman with the gray/purplish mohawk: you should not be working in a coffee house. Please take your misery and work somewhere without customers because it seems like you despise interacting with them. Will not say "hi" back, barely says a word when taking money or handing you your drink, will have you stand there waiting at the register while she does not acknowledge you, then treats you like you're a burden for ordering. Sorry to post a 1-star, Tenn Street Coffee & Books, but she is going to run off more customers than me. Other baristas are friendly, and the atmosphere is good otherwise"

"The only reason I go to this place is because it's so bad no one else goes here so it's the quietist place on Tennyson. Drip tastes like dirt water, baristas don't acknowledge you when you're trying to order, has live/laugh/love energy. But certainly isn't crowded and you can always get a table to work."

"**Updating my previous review** We've been here many times and while we always prioritize supporting local businesses, we stopped going here because the female employee with the gray hair is the worst. Doesn't talk, just ignores you and takes your money. We live close and would love to return, but can't bring ourselves to spend money at this place anymore."

"One of my favorite coffee shops for working, and I have tried a ton in Denver. It has a bright, cozy, mini library vibe and good sized tables for groups. Side street parking is easy to find too. An underrated little shop for sure"