Crema Bodega

Denver, Colorado

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Price

€4.95

Crema Bodega

Located in Denver's Central Market in the hip RiNo (River North) neighbourhood, Crema Bodega serves coffee from some of the finest small-batch roasters in the country as well as other more exotic beans shipped in from overseas. Bottled drinks such as kombucha are also available here which go very nicely with the snack menu in this industrial-chic hangout.

Information

address2669 Larimer Street, Denver
emailcremadenver@gmail.com
openingHoursDaily 8am–8pm
phone+1 915 373 7181

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