Elixr I believe has some tasting options. And at one point so did Ultimo. 'Thank you thank you on jewelers row seems to be a great destination with rotating coffees. Not sure how many options they serve at any one time. Whenever I go to pilgrim I ended tasting 4 coffees. 2

how would you compare those experiences with those available around denver?... for example the new Corvus on 39th, or Huckleberry or Novo

What's the best way to get there? I was going to go yesterday, but saw that parking was going to cost me more than 20$.... Kinda turned me off.. Ya the inquirer article confirmed what friends at Pilgrim said.... Definitely want to spend time there

any philly folks been to thank you thank you on jewelers row? been wanting to try, it's just a commitment to get in there, park, and try to relax before having to fight my way back out

was always a fan of Knave... cute little spot in a hotel... but good mouthfeel, rich ristrettos more like 17th foot ceiling at blue bottle mission location in san fran (but not quite as good) or espresso vivace in seattle

no way that place was my go to to the point when i had business 45 minutes south of MIA, i'd still stay in downtown so i could hit the All Day before travelling south... such a loss

Huckleberry in Denver has a 20% off everything on their site. Some interesting looking offerings

this place in Morgantown PA was cute... not sure it works in a metropolitan perspective... coffee wasn't anything i'd return for... but the little building was fun. {image}

Didn't Vivace in Seattle have a 'hole in the wall' shop on Capital hill?

Dan at Pilgrim roasters in Manyunk was suggesting a trip to this place... great to hear a good review... what was the venue like? and was he very busy? the menu and list of partners looks pretty interesting