Front Porch lives up to its name. The atmosphere here is warm and inviting. While situated within a church you wouldn't even know, it feels like a regular shop (which isn't always the case with Church+Coffee cafes). I say that having worked for just such a place! You could sit here for hours and feel like you've been relaxing in the mountains. Which you nearly are given it's scenic and convenient proximity to the front range! Highly recommend giving this place a chance. They have their own blend from Lost Coffee. I almost always go with a drip and while usually places run their drip machines way too hot I felt like the had a great balance here of warmth + drinkability.

What a great find! The coffee, pastries, sandwiches and burritos are fantastic! Extra shout out for the chupacabra burrito. Great mix of meats and chorizo, blended with eggs into a yummy burrito. Coffees were tasty and hot, served with a smile. Definitely worth trying. Also a great place for meetings and chats.

What a delightful coffee shop! Super cute and cozy but with lots of space. The vaulted ceilings with the wooden mountain mural and string lights are so dreamy. Plus the coffee is seriously good ☕️👍

Don't let the church fool you, this place is killer! Fantastic and friendly service. Surprisingly good coffee. The real catch is how incredible this place looks. Simply one of the coolest looking coffee shops I've seen.

Lovely coffee shop! I visited with a friend for the first time several days ago. I got a cold brew with the home-made caramel syrup. The barista was very accommodating since I asked for it not to be too sweet. My drink ended up being perfect! I also loved the overall vibe. Beautiful high ceilings, nice music playing, and gorgeous art all over the walls. My only qualm (and this is no fault of the shop) is that my GPS had some difficulty getting me there. I would definitely visit again.

Coffee shop adjoined to the Church - could imagine how busy it might be on Sunday! Puts the phrase “church coffee” to shame with its delicious lattes! Baristas are all quite young but so enthusiastic and offer quick service! Colorado mountain 🏔️ vibes which is so lovely! No food options, could benefit from some house made pastries from Taste of Denmark 🇩🇰 down the street!

This coffee shop is fantastic! The iced herbal tea is my fav, but also a huge fan of their lattes. All their syrups are house made and fresh. Reasonable prices on all coffee/tea/food/pastries. Baristas are really friendly. Very spacious indoor and outdoor seating. A portion of their proceeds go towards supporting nonprofits. You can tell they really care about their community and the quality of their products. This is my favorite coffee shop because of it.

Great atmosphere with amazing service. Very chill but fun vibes. Amazing coffee and sandwiches. Even had gluten free stuff! Will be a new regular.

Located inside the Bridge Church at Bear Creek, it's not just a coffee shop; it's a community treasure. Our baristas serve up top-quality coffee, tea, and treats, all with a local heart. ❤️Every sip supports our community.

I’ve been wanting to try this place for a while, so I stopped by in the middle of a 10K training run. The atmosphere was cozy, the volunteers were friendly, and the caramel apple latte was just right for a chilly morning. If you want to know how strong their coffee is… let’s just say that my pace improved by a long shot after I finished that latte. 😂

This place was adorable. Loved the primitive feel. It was cozy and inviting. Nice place for a meeting with a friend or a quick coffee.

We love front porch coffee! Location is great, spacious, indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly service, and quality coffee with yum treats and burritos. Try their oat milk lavender latte 😋 They sometimes have events with live music and it’s always a good time. Definitely worth checking out.

I really want to like this spot but I find the house made syrups to be a bit odd. I've tried both the mocha and vanilla lattes on different occasions and they both had a strong cinnamon taste to them. I could see the mocha maybe having a tad of cinnamon, but vanilla shouldn't. If you don't like cinnamon, I wouldn't recommend their house made syrups.

I decided to try Front Porch Coffee Shop while traveling through the area. Pumpkin spice latte - it was okay, not a whole lot of flavor but acceptable. Minimal syrups. Beautiful church building with indoor/outdoor seating. Baristas were pleasant but were busy talking with another customer during my wait - I guess I'm used to them paying attention to each customer. I feel I would choose a different coffee shop if I returned to the area.