Cute store. Went around noon on Sunday. They were sold out of the seasonal pumpkin spice kolache. The Vienna sausage one was really great! Loved the sausage and the dough was soft and yummy. The vegetarian pizza was yummy and loved the toppings. The caramel apple wasn't too sweet and the dough was soft. The chocolate cream cheese was my least favorite. The cream cheese was hard and the dough was really dry and not good. I thought the cream cheese would have chocolate in it but it was just a chocolate drizzle. Service was quick and nice. They even warmed up our savory ones without asking.

I tried a prior version of this place well over a decade ago and the day came to revisit when I sprung out of bed uncharacteristically early and was showered, out the door and ready for some exploring before retuning home to start another day of remote work. Denver isn't an early riser kind of town unless heading to the mountains, so when I visited, I was the only patron when I was there around 7am. That is just fine with me. I opted for multiple treats. On my visit, they mostly had savory items stocked, which is my preference generally. I opted for a bacon, egg and cheese croissant and that was a surprising delight. It wasn't top of mind but I am glad I threw all caution to the wind despite this being a house for kolache lovers. It was packed with a bounty of fixings that were well balanced and the croissant itself was nice and flaky but stood up to that wonderful bounty. I also opted for a chocolate croissant which wasn't as successful. I think it simply was taken out of the oven a few minutes too early. It otherwise would have been much better. This happens to the best of us occassionally. I also grabbed some kolaches of course. That lightly sweet and soft dough is quite delectable. The most memorable of the bunch was the sausage & gravy. We also tried some with eggs and meat and these really didn't standout. They weren't bad, just not as good as the sausage & gravy one or that bacon, egg and cheese croissant. There weren't any spinach available at the time we were there but I'd give that a go if available next time. The person I interacted with was great! I will be back sooner rather than later and will live to tell others about this gem.

This place is great. The kolaches are delicious. The staff is friendly. I ordered poppy seed, which have to be ordered a day ahead. When I arrived the next day the order was ready at exactly the time they said it would be ready. I'll be coming back frequently.

They have a kolache/pastry for any time of day, breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner, desert and gifts. I always stop here when I am in Denver. Try the mashed potato kolache and the stuffed croissant, they are heaven!! Everyone working is always so nice, a gem of a bakery

First time having Kolaches they are Delish and so many choices. Highly recommend kolache house bakery!

We stopped at this bakery when we wanted something lighter for breakfast. We had never had kolache before but will definitely have them again. Delicious. The server was friendly and helpful. Not a large seating area but was clean. My favorite was the chocolate croissant'

Went in and they had a nice selection of Kolache's I tried a variety and they were all good. The jalapeño popper has a nice kick to it I really like the spinach and cheese and the chocolate and cream cheese was amazing as well. The customer service was excellent too!

Amazing food and service! This little gem is tucked away so don't drive too fast or you'll miss it! When we got there is was a little past 10am so I do suggest getting their early! We still had plenty of options to choose from :) The cinnamon roll was so big and it came with amazing tasting frosting on top! The guy working there was so helpful and quick! There are a few seats if you wanted to sit down there but we decided to take it home to enjoy :)

Yes! Visiting Denver, we were turned onto Kolache House Bakery, and it makes me genuinely sad that I do not have something similar in my town. Kolache house largely does one thing (to be fair they do have a few other limited menu items but not many) but they do it extraordinarily well. They make Kolaches, a ton of different kinds of them. Sweet, Savory, meat filled, vegetarian, just a ton of options. They cost just a few dollars each and let me tell you that 1-2 of these things will fill you up, but they are so good you will want to eat 5-6 of them. You can have them cold or heated, and they will package and label them for you if you request. We tried 7 different kinds, and while we had our preferences (I loved the chorizo &egg, and sausage & gravy) There wasn't a bad one in the bunch. I felt like they were going to have to roll me out of there because I wanted to eat well past my stomach objecting. I cannot wait to go back and try more types that I didn't have the opportunity to on this visit. TL:DR - Get in your car and go to this bakery right now. You won't be disappointed

We were in the area getting coffee and decided to try this place out since we are rarely this far down Colfax. The space is clean and cozy and service was friendly. Trays of fresh kolache greet you upon entering and the chalk board menu has the options listed with prices. I went with the Southwest, the Chorizo w/ egg and the Jalapeno Popper. These little buns were full of tasty filling! The Jalapeno Popper was spicy and I could have eaten many of those - dangerous. Both the Southwest and Chorizo were perfect. These are a great breakfast on the go and at $3-4 a piece, they won't break the bank.