OZO Coffee is fueled by a passion for creating an awesome coffee culture. We focus on the whole" circle of coffee" - how it's grown, how people are treated, and in the end, how we can deliver the best cup of coffee. The responsibility we assume as the final courier of the bean is taken seriously.
We "direct source" organic, fair trade coffees and pay a fair living wage in an effort to support a sustainable coffee livelihood in developing countries. Our attention to sustainable practices in growing regions and here at home have earned us strong growth and recognition as an award-winning Roaster-Retailer.
OZO Coffee was established in 2006. We opened our first cafe on east Arapahoe in Boulder in 2007. In 2009 we began roasting our own specialty coffees and in 2011 opened Ozo Pearl. In 2013 we opened the Ozo Roastery Cafe and in 2016 expanded to Longmont with the opening of our fourth cafe. May 13, 2019 we opened our Bakery Cafe at 1521 Pearl Street, cultivating community and expanding our relationship with Boulder.
Good Food Awards Winner- 2018
Best of Boulder- Boulder Weekly
Best of East Boulder- Boulder Weekly
Colorado Companies to Watch Award- 2019
We "direct source" organic, fair trade coffees and pay a fair living wage in an effort to support a sustainable coffee livelihood in developing countries. Our attention to sustainable practices in growing regions and here at home have earned us strong growth and recognition as an award-winning Roaster-Retailer.
OZO Coffee was established in 2006. We opened our first cafe on east Arapahoe in Boulder in 2007. In 2009 we began roasting our own specialty coffees and in 2011 opened Ozo Pearl. In 2013 we opened the Ozo Roastery Cafe and in 2016 expanded to Longmont with the opening of our fourth cafe. May 13, 2019 we opened our Bakery Cafe at 1521 Pearl Street, cultivating community and expanding our relationship with Boulder.
Good Food Awards Winner- 2018
Best of Boulder- Boulder Weekly
Best of East Boulder- Boulder Weekly
Colorado Companies to Watch Award- 2019
Location: United States, Colorado, Boulder
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +1 303-396-0354
Founded date: 2007
Mentions in press and media 6
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| 08.02.2025 | Business | Boulder County restaurant inspections for Jan. 24-Feb. 6, 2025 | Boulder • Ben and Jerry’s, 1203 Pearl St. Routine. 24. • Boulder Jewish Community Center, 6007 Oreg Ave. Routine. 15. • Boulder Preparatory High School, 5075 Chaparral Court, Unit 1. Routine. 0. • Café at the J, 6007 Oreg Ave., Suite 5. Rou... |
| 03.01.2025 | Local News | Teen-driven SEEN art exhibit on display at Boulder Public Library | Several free events also are planned around the exhibit this month. Creativity classes, taught by Holmes, are scheduled from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Jan. 9 and 16 in the gallery space. An exhibit finale, with music and performances, is from 1 to 3:3... |
| 18.08.2024 | Things to do | Boulder-area events for Sunday, Aug. 18: Intro to Coffee and Cupping class | Today Intro to Coffee and Cupping class: 9 a.m. Sunday, OZO Coffee Roastery Café & Lab, 1898 South Flatiron Court, Suite 110, Boulder. In this class, participants will walk through what it means to process coffee, and the steps it has t... |
| 18.12.2020 | Gift guide 2020: Shop local this holiday season | Make an early New Year’s resolution to support local Colorado shops more than ever during this business-killing pandemic. Try to lend a hand to our struggling neighbors by gifting all things local for the holidays. We’ve compiled some ideas... |
| 07.04.2020 | Order up: A list of Boulder restaurants open for delivery, curbside pickup and takeout meals during coronavirus shutdowns | Editor’s note: This list is a work in current progress and will be updated often. New options are being added all day as we comb through Boulder. Restaurants that offer meals or beverages for takeout, curbside pickup or delivery and would l... |
| 27.12.2012 | Who serves Boulder’s best hot chocolate? | Cacau to chocolate Cacau is a Mayan word referring to the plant that bears the cocoa bean. Somewhere along the chocolate evolutionary road, the word cacau became cocoa. Both Mayan and Aztec cultures highly prized the cocoa bean and made bot... |