Wash Perk

Coffee · Denver, CO

4.1 (329 · Yelp ) ·$ ·Coffee · · LGBTQ-owned

About

Wash Perk is open daily from 6:30 am to 5 pm, making it an easy morning or afternoon stop. This lesbian-owned, women-led coffee shop sits in the Washington Park neighborhood and serves espresso and pastries in a quiet, zen-like setting. The vibe is family friendly, with outdoor seating that welcomes dogs. It's a place where customers become regulars thanks to the sweet owner and friendly baristas.

The crowd is mixed gay and straight, giving it a genuinely inclusive neighborhood feel. You'll find space to work or read without the loud bustle of a chain café. If you're exploring the area, Sushi Den is nearby for a meal later. Wash Perk is a proven local favorite with a 4.1/5 Yelp rating from over 300 reviews.

Wash Perk is located in Denver's Washington Park neighborhood, a popular area known for its park and local businesses. It's a relaxed spot that fits right in with the community vibe.

Features

  • Lesbian-owned and women-led
  • Dog-friendly outdoor seating
  • Espresso and bakery items
  • Quiet, zen atmosphere
  • Mixed gay-straight clientele

Cuisine

Coffee

Practical

Mixed LGBTQMixed Gay/StraightLGBTQ OwnedWomen-Led
4.1

What people say

Rated from 329 reviews. 8 community ratings. View this venue on Yelp

From the community

“Nice place”

The service was good and the coffee was excellent. It's a nice spot to unwind and catch up with friends.

A visitor · Over a year ago

“Lesbian owned and operated, great coffee”

This is a very family-friendly spot in the Wash Park area. It's cute and quiet with fantastic espresso. There's a calm, zen vibe, making it great for bringing kids or hanging outside with your dog. The owner is kind and the baristas are friendly.

A guest · Over a year ago

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my dog? +

Yes, reviews mention it's a great place to hang outside with your dog.

What are the hours? +

Open daily from 6:30 am to 5 pm.

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