Longmont is known for sunshine and outdoor adventures—but it’s also full of great coffee shops that are just as fun to explore. Each one has its own style, flavors, and friendly vibe.
So grab your favorite mug (or travel cup!) and come along as we tour some of Longmont’s best spots for coffee, pastries, and good conversation. These aren’t just places to grab a drink—they’re little pieces of what makes Longmont feel like home.
Sip, Savor, and Stroll: Coffee Shops in Downtown Longmont
Downtown Longmont’s Creative District is filled with cool coffee shops that show off the town’s fun and artsy side. Whether you’re in the mood for fresh pastries, local art, or live jazz, these spots are serving more than just coffee—they’re serving connection and creativity.
MeCo Coffee Collective
MeCo feels like your favorite local hangout from the moment you walk in. They roast their coffee right here in Longmont and bake all kinds of goodies—like bread, pastries, and crackers—in-house. The vibe is cozy, artistic, and full of local love. You’ll find artwork from local makers, live music during events like Winter Walkabout, and maybe even a pasta-making class on the calendar.
Juniper Goods
Simple, calm, and full of charm, Juniper Goods is a woman-owned café that serves delicious coffee, tea, mocktails, and pastries from Babettes. While you sip, you can browse beautiful clothes and gifts made by local artists. Weekly jazz nights make the space even more special.
Java Stop
Located inside the historic Imperial Hotel, Java Stop is Longmont’s oldest coffee shop—and a total classic. Enjoy giant muffins, house-made breakfast sandwiches, and a super relaxed, boho atmosphere. Local art fills the space, and don’t miss the hidden gnomes tucked around the shop.
Ziggi’s
Though their footprint is national today, if you want to go back to where it all started, the Ziggi’s location in downtown Longmont is it’s first location. So grab a cup and a pile of nostalgia, be sure to stop by.
Prospect Picks: Coffee and Culture in a Colorful Neighborhood
Just a few minutes from downtown, Prospect New Town is one of Longmont’s most creative neighborhoods. Bright buildings, unique shops, and colorful charm make it a fun place to visit—and the cafés here are just as special.
Cavegirl Coffeehouse
Cavegirl Coffee is all about good vibes and feel-good food. Everything is gluten-free and baked in-house with organic ingredients. The drinks are tasty, the space is sunny and spacious, and local art brings the walls to life. Grab a matcha and a muffin and take in the creative energy all around you.
West Side Wonders: Cozy Coffee Shops with Local Flavor
On Longmont’s west side, things slow down a bit—and so do the coffee shops. These two spots are perfect for relaxing and enjoying the day.
Spruce Cafe & Bakery
This café is a local favorite for a reason. Their breakfast burritos are a must, and their fresh pastries hit the spot every time. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick bite or staying for a slow morning, Spruce brings that warm, neighborly feel that makes Longmont special.
SandΨ’s Coffee and Tea
One of the newest spots in town, SandΨ’s (say it like “Sandy’s”) is full of fun and magic. The café feels like a cozy hideaway for adventurers and creatives. You’ll find coffee, snacks, and a great space to relax, chat, and be yourself.
A Taste of Intention: Quality Beans, Local Goodness
Some Longmont coffee shops go the extra mile. They care deeply about their ingredients, where they come from, and how they’re shared. These spots offer high-quality drinks, fresh food, and a whole lot of heart.
Chì Kapè
This woman-owned Latin American café uses Chica Bean coffee, sourced from female farmers in Guatemala. The drinks are bold and flavorful, and the menu features delicious arepas, empanadas, and Cuban sandwiches. It’s a cozy, welcoming space where everyone feels like family.
Red Frog Coffee
Family-owned and full of heart, Red Frog Coffee uses beans roasted just down the road in Boulder. Their breakfast burritos, sandwiches, and seasonal soups are all made with local ingredients. In spring, they even host outdoor markets to support Longmont’s small businesses and makers.
In Longmont, coffee is more than a morning ritual—it’s a window into the community. From downtown’s artsy hideaways to Prospect’s thoughtfully crafted cafés and the cozy corners of the west side, every coffee shop here tells a story. It’s about connection—between neighbors, makers, and cultures. Whether you’re sipping a locally roasted espresso, biting into a homemade empanada, or listening to live jazz as the sun sets, Longmont’s coffee culture invites you to slow down, stay awhile, and truly taste the local flavor. So grab a cup, pull up a chair, and discover why in Longmont, every sip feels like home.
You can browse the complete list of Longmont's coffee & tea shops here.
