Red Rock Coffee House

Wifi is horrible. Coffee is decent. Plenty of outlets. If you don't care about getting internet connection you might be ok. I tried to use my tethering too, but my 4g connection is dead inside. I'm on Verizon. If you have a different service provider, who knows. more

The coffee is serviceable, not bad and much better than Starbucks, but nothing I would go out of my way for. Worst bar drinks I have ever had, mochas are uninspired and the ""chai"" is poor beyond description, the iced coffee is weak, I'm not convinced it is actually caffinated . The owner seems mildly creepy, he is there a lot, and I have actually heard him describe himself as an a##hole. The music played is often the same stuff I have on my ipod and played at an unobtrusive level, so that works. There's a collection of some terrible artwork and some very ugly clocks if you get bored. The employees are clearly bothered at having to wait on customers, but they're ok with taking tips. I'm new to Boulder and didn't realise how bad and unfreindly Red Rock is until I started trying other coffee shops, you'll never see me in this joint again. more

This is the best coffee shop in all of Boulder, Colorado that I have tried. The owner and his employees are all very friendly and efficient. All the ingredients are fresh and they even substitute Soy without an additional charge. The only regret I have, is not trying it sooner! Red Rock Coffee is certainly exceeding my expectations! more

Had to walk out. Chatting with a customer is friendly, being so engrossed that you ignore the line is rude. A barista can say ""I'll be right with you"", or signal her coworker by the espresso machine to help, or even make eye contact and smile. But standing next in line for over 4 min (I didn't start timing until I had been standing for awhile) when all I wanted was a drip coffee wasn't worth it. Other great coffee venues abound in Boulder. more