Best coffee shop based in Boulder, CO that believes in elevated design, specialty coffee, fresh food, and better over more.

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  • Published nameAlpine Modern Cafe
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  • Published descriptionBest coffee shop based in Boulder, CO that believes in elevated design, specialty coffee, fresh food, and better over more.
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How this name was decided

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Alpine Modern Cafe Employees & Ownership

The latest people collection is incomplete. Previously confirmed people remain available with their original dates.

After It, CoveredA conversation with Rumpl Founder Wylie Robinson
  • As printed After a cold night stranded in their van, Wylie Robinson and his friend and co-founder Nick Polinko created Rumpl , a sleeping-bag blanket. The San Francisco native studied environmental design at the University of Colorado Boulder and graduated in 2007 with an emphasis in architecture and business. Robinson stayed in Boulder, where he worked as a designer at Communication Arts for a couple of years, before returning to California to work for MKTG and later for Landor Associates. Today, the thirty-one year old lives at Ocean Beach in San Francisco with his fiancé. Alpine Modern caught up with the entrepreneur to talk about the making the first Rumpls, what “home” means to the designer, and the little things in life that make him happy. AM Who are you, in a nutshell? WR I am an easily inspired creative person who loves the outdoors. I spend most of my time obsessing over my business while fantasizing about being in remote places with no internet. And one does not help the other! AM Along your path, what experiences and encounters made you who you are today? WR Growing up in San Francisco and living in Colorado for seven years was huge. In San Francisco, there is so much creative energy and entrepreneurship, and in Colorado there is such passion for healthy living and access to the outdoors. These places have both heavily influenced my personality. I’ve met so many people in both places who inspire me to carve my own path and blend my work with my hobbies. AM What’s the story behind Rumpl? WR The idea for Rumpl began with two dudes trapped in a frozen van. My friend Nick and I were on a surf trip down in San Diego in December 2012, when we got word of a big storm coming through Mammoth. We happened to have our ski gear with us, so we decided to head east into the Sierras for some early-season backcountry skiing. We camped out at some hot springs near Bishop, California, and woke up the next morning to a car that wouldn’t start. Too far from the main road and without cell phone service, we had to wait around for someone to show up at the hot springs, so we bundled up in our sleeping bags and started drinking whiskey. After several hours, the conversation turned to the unlikely subject of bedding. We both realized that we liked our sleeping bags more than our comforters back home. We decided that once we got out of our situation, we’d make “sleeping-bag blankets” to replace the comforters on our beds. Once we got back to San Francisco, we met with a few friends who worked for companies like Mountain Hardwear, Patagonia, and Marmot to get more info about construction and material specs. They helped us pick materials and sew up our first blankets by hand. Still unsure if the idea was viable, we turned to Kickstarter, where we had a really successful crowdfunding campaign. That validated the idea and allowed us to quit our jobs to pursue Rumpl full-time. AM Why blankets, and why no other products? WR More will come out of Rumpl that goes beyond blankets, but for now we’re just focusing on doing blankets really well and familiarizing people with our brand. In general though, I think, consumers like and appreciate brands that focus on owning one thing. It sends a really clear message and makes every action by the brand intentional. AM What’s the story behind the brand name? WR It’s an onomatopoeia—“Rumpl” sounds like how the product behaves. You’d never neatly fold a Rumpl blanket, you just kinda crumple it up and stuff it in the stuff sack. We’ve also developed the word to mean a few things when spoken from our brand voice. “Rumpl” can be a noun, a verb, and an adjective… My Rumpl stays in my car, I rumpl under the stars, I keep my bed messy and rumpled. AM In what traditions are your modern products rooted? WR The nostalgic feeling of cozy warmth that you’d find in a sleeping bag. We all know the feeling of being toasty warm in a sleeping bag, with just the tip of your nose poking out and feeling the chilly air. The tactile experience with Rumpl blankets takes you back to those moments outside, cuddled up under the stars. AM How do you choose and source your materials? WR Beyond the nostalgic tactile factor, the materials work really well. We source a really nice insulation that was developed by our factory and regulates temperature perfectly, so you’re never too hot. The nylon shell is super durable and sheds water. The whole thing is machine-washable. We have an amazing factory partner that sources materials from over 200 different mills in Asia. We’ve visited them in China a number of times and their facility is beautiful and spotless. Workers are treated very well, and everyone we spoke with was excited about working with us. We tell them what our goals are, and they find several materials that suit our needs. We narrow that down based on hand-feel and costing and move forward with the right tool for the job. AM What makes Rumple alpine modern? WR Rumpl is a modern take on everyday homewear as seen through the eyes of an outdoor enthusiast. We find inspiration from the gear we use to stay comfortable outside and apply the same design principles to our blankets. The whole project is a blend of equal parts alpine style, modern design, and lifestyle communication. AM What makes you an outdoorsman at heart? WR My simple love for being outside and connected to nature. I can get the feeling of interacting with nature from being just about anywhere. Whether I’m gardening in my yard in San Francisco or I’m twenty-five miles deep in the backcountry, I can still smell, taste, hear, and feel my surroundings, and that brings me joy. AM What do you do when you’re in the mountains? WR While I was in school at CU Boulder and working at CommArts in Boulder, I raced downhill mountain bikes pretty seriously. I raced on the school’s team and eventually raced in the pro category throughout the United States, so mountain biking is really close to my heart. I also camp, hike, ski, climb, and surf whenever possible. AM What does quiet design mean to you? Design that is so well done you don’t even notice it. AM What’s your favorite place in the world, and why? WR Whistler, British Columbia. The mountains are huge, the terrain is amazing, the town is so fun, the locals are super nice, and the overall vibe is so positive. It’s not the most exotic or distant place on Earth but the good energy is second to none. AM What does “home” mean to you? WR We talk about “home” all the time at Rumpl. To us, it’s a headspace, not a physical location. Home is where you’re comfortable. Whether that’s indoors sitting in a comfy chair with a cup of coffee, sticking your toes out the back of a van on the side of a desolate road overlooking an expansive valley, or deep in the backcountry rested up on a rock next to a campfire, it’s where you feel comfortable, relaxed, and safe. AM What’s most important to you in life? WR Trying to stay balanced between working and taking time away from my desk. It’s really tough for me because I can get pretty obsessed with what I’m working on—but I’m improving. That and surrounding myself with good people who energize me. AM What makes you happy? WR Lots of little things… My fiancé’s dimples, being alone on my bike in the mountains, a cold beer after a surf, a hot cup of coffee on a wintery morning. Generally speaking, very small things make me happy. AM Who is your design icon, and what do you admire about her/him? WR Tim Brown of IDEO is pretty inspiring to me. Before learning his interpretation of the creative process I thought it was bad to let ideas flow off-track. He made me realize that’s OK—to let your mind wander in directions that may not perfectly relate to the problem you’re trying to solve. A tangential train of thought will still teach you something that can be used to better inform the final solution. I recommend his book Change By Design to any young designer or entrepreneur. AM What are you working on these days? WR Rumpl keeps me busy 24/7. There’s just so much to do at a small company with limited resources. Specifically though my biggest goal for 2017 is to make the company more automated and scheduled. Right now we’re shooting from the hip in a lot of ways and I want to set clearer goals and work off a more defined calendar. That means saying no to a lot of opportunities and only focusing on the main objectives. It’s tough to say no to great opportunities but in order to grow up, every company needs to do that. △
    Published by the company · confirmed Oct 13, 2026, 5:51 PM UTC
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Stated by 1 source
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Alpine Modern HolidaysAlpine Modern editor in chief Sandra Henderson shares her guide to a Bavarian-Coloradan Holiday
  • As printed This holiday season, Dwell is handing over the mic to some of their publishers on the new Dwell.com . We are tremendously thrilled that our editor in chief, Sandra Henderson, got to share her favorite picks for the season with the Dwell community—and now we are sharing them with you. I grew up in Bavaria, hiking, skiing, and loving the Alps. With masters degree in political science and sociology in my pocket, I began my journalistic career at a German women’s magazine. On a trip to Washington, DC, I fell in love with my now-husband and eventually moved to the US. I began dreaming about starting a magazine that combines my two passions: modern architecture and the mountains. Meanwhile, living in Colorado, I serendipitously connected with Lon McGowan, an entrepreneur who at the time already owned an impeccably curated design shop in Boulder and shared my vision for a similar publication. Three short months later, we launched Alpine Modern magazine. We printed six beautiful issues before taking our content entirely online. Three Peak Mountain Pillow for $75 from Alpine Modern —Hug a mountain! The handcrafted cushions—inspired by the maker’s yearly summer trips to Bend, Oregon and Three Sisters Wilderness—add a whimsical touch, whether you live in a mountain cabin or an urban condo. Glerups felt ankle boots for $125 —Because you can’t get cozy when your feet are cold. These warm felt house shoes are made of 100 percent pure natural wool and come in all sizes—from baby to grandpa. Santal Woods Candle for $30 from Alpine Modern —Handmade in the USA, this soy candle fills my house with a wonderful smell of the woods. At the same time, the aroma is elevated and lovely for a festive dinner party. Keep Cups for $24 —For the busy body. Everyone already has a travel mug for on-the-go, but these cute and practical glass cups with lids are made for running up and down the stairs at home without spilling your morning coffee. My favorite bubbly and bourbon to share with friends... Meinklang Pinot Noir Frizzante Rosé from Austria for $18.99 —You can pick this up from Whole Foods or order online. Breckenridge Distillery Whiskey for $45.99 —Make your mountainman happy with a bottle of Breckenridge Blend of Straight Bourbon Whiskeys. It’s made with Rocky Mountain snowmelt. If on a Winter’s Night by Sting from Amazon for $11.23 —The album is a stirring collection of earthy winter songs, with a couple originals composed by Sting. The others include folk songs, lullabies, and hymns from decades and centuries past that were recorded with friends and guest musicians. The haunting sounds transport you deep into a snowy forest. My favorite tune on the album is “Soul Cake,” a traditional English beggar’s song. On my own wish list this year... Transcendent Mitts by Outdoor Research for $59 —I trust nature’s wisdom, so I usually choose wool or down to keep me warm. These puffy mittens are blissfully light and pack down perfectly in a bag. Gold Ear Conch Cuff by Loren Stewart from Goop for $285 —The idea of wearing an ear cuff is so ‘80s—I know—but this minimalist luxe version, designed by Loren Stewart, is definitely happening now. Beautiful and sophisticated. No piercing required. Home for the Holidays! What’s a more magical place to be for the Holidays than Bavaria? Lela Rose, my 10-year-old daughter, has never seen my native Germany in winter. I am beyond excited she finally gets to experience the Christmas market in my romantic home town of Dinkelsbühl in December. Do you have any suggestions on what else you'd need to create a cozy alpine-inspired holiday? Let us know in the comments!
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Andrew Loeselpartner
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Colin KirbyChef
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Ellory AbelExecutive Chef
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Ellory AbelsExecutive Chef
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Joanna Almco-owner
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Jody Kingreypartner
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Jonah Smithfounderslast seen
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Jonathan Watskymixologist
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Katia Polletinfounderslast seen
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Magnus NilssonChef
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Person issues · 1
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Job Postings

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  • Hiring statusno open role: careers page read, no roles listed (6 pages); LinkedIn Jobs not searched: the site links no LinkedIn company of its own to read postings by; Indeed and ZipRecruiter not searched
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Contact Information

Emails

cafe@alpinemodern.com

cafe@alpinemodern.com

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Contact forms

https://www.alpinemodern.com/contact

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Locations

Where is Alpine Modern Cafe located?

2 known locations

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  • Boulder904 College Avenue, CO, 80302, US
  • Boulder1695 29th St, Unit: 1260, CO, 80301, US
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Menu & Online Ordering

Menu & price evidence

Resolved for Alpine Modern Cafe. 54 dishes across 1 surface; the first 12 are shown here.

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Menu

Espresso with several ounces of steamed milk.

Americano$4.25
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Premium light roast coffee cold brewed for 18 hours.

Iced Americano$4.00
Premium light roast coffee cold brewed for 18 hours.
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Hibiscus Tea and Lemonade over Ice.

Iced Tea (Black or Green)$4.00
Hibiscus Tea and Lemonade over Ice.

Toasts

Classic Avocado Toast$11.25
Toasts

Avocado mash, shaved radish, dill, smoked paprika on rustic sourdough

Heirloom Avocado Toast$12.50
Avocado mash, shaved radish, dill, smoked paprika on rustic sourdough

Avocado mash, heirloom tomato, cotija, microgreens, chili flakes on rustic sourdough

Bacon + Egg Avocado Toast$13.25
Avocado mash, heirloom tomato, cotija, microgreens, chili flakes on rustic sourdough
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Sandwiches

Bacon Breakfast Croissant Sandwich$14.00
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Burrata, heirloom tomato, pesto, arugula, balsamic aioli on ciabatta

Salmon + Avocado Sandwich$14.75
Burrata, heirloom tomato, pesto, arugula, balsamic aioli on ciabatta

Protein + Additions

Soft Boiled Egg$2.00
Protein + Additions
Hard Boiled Egg$2.00
Protein + Additions
Sliced Avocado$3.50
Protein + Additions
Bacon$3.00
Protein + Additions
not merged with "Bacon + Egg Avocado Toast": name_plain_against_modified
not merged with "Bacon + Egg Avocado Toast": section_opposed
not merged with "Bacon + Egg Avocado Toast": two_rows_one_menu
not merged with "Bacon Breakfast Croissant Sandwich": name_plain_against_modified
not merged with "Bacon Breakfast Croissant Sandwich": names_a_second_dish_as_well
not merged with "Bacon Breakfast Croissant Sandwich": section_opposed
not merged with "Bacon Breakfast Croissant Sandwich": two_rows_one_menu

Channel pricing evidence

Channel pricing

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  • Channel presence at Alpine Modern Cafe, 904 College Avenue

    Alpine Modern Cafe, 904 College Avenue · the accepted location carrying the most storefront identities (3), with 0 of 23 platform menus read among 2 accepted locations

    the site's own menu: 54 items (54 priced)

    • Toastnot declared · 0/2 locations
    • Grubhubsearched, not found · 0/2 locations
    • Uber Eatssearched, not found · 0/2 locations
    • DoorDashnot declared · 0/2 locations
    • ChowNownot declared · 0/2 locations
    • Olonot declared · 0/2 locations
    • SkyTabnot declared · 0/2 locations
    • Clovernot declared · 0/2 locations
    • Slicenot declared · 0/2 locations
    • KwickMenunot declared · 0/2 locations
    • Restolabs (onlineordering.io)not declared · 0/2 locations
    • CHOMPnot declared · 0/2 locations
    • OrderSave (Owner.com)not declared · 0/2 locations
    • SpotOnnot declared · 0/2 locations
    • TouchBistronot declared · 0/2 locations
    • Square Onlinenot declared · 0/2 locations
    • DoorDash Storefront (order.online)not declared · 0/2 locations
    • SpotHopperlinked · 1/2 locations
    • ezCaternot declared · 0/2 locations
    • OpenTablenot declared · 0/2 locations
    • Resynot declared · 0/2 locations
    • Tocknot declared · 0/2 locations
    • SevenRoomsnot declared · 0/2 locations

    One representative location per record: the accepted location carrying the most channel menus. Channel menus come from each provider's own store object for that store; prices are as each channel lists them, in the channel's currency; comparisons are projected from the resolved catalog -- one row per dish, portion-aware identity, prices kept as scoped offers -- and a pair the policy refuses is counted and explained rather than dropped.

    Derived from observations
    Observed via
    no channel menu was read for this location
    Interpreted by rule
    channel-pricing/1
    Evidence ID
    channel-pricing:bcce7ec4cdc1ec850d800639

Website & Digital Technology

What powers Alpine Modern Cafe's website?

Appears to use Squarespace.

Who manages Alpine Modern Cafe's domain and DNS?

alpinemodern.com was first registered on August 26, 2012. Its registrar is GoDaddy.com, LLC, and GoDaddy manages its DNS.

What web infrastructure does Alpine Modern Cafe use?

Protocols: TLS 1.3 and HTTP/2.

How is Alpine Modern Cafe's website secured?

HTTPS certificate: Let's Encrypt, expires December 8, 2026. The nosniff security header is enabled.

Does Alpine Modern Cafe use DNSSEC?

DNSSEC was not enabled when observed.

What marketing and analytics tools does Alpine Modern Cafe's website use?

Google Analytics 4 (GA4; website analytics).

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Email & Mail Infrastructure

Which services can send email for Alpine Modern Cafe's domain?

SPF authorizes spf.mandrillapp.com.

Does Alpine Modern Cafe publish SPF and DMARC?

SPF is configured.

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Apps, Loyalty & Guest Technology

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App store details: Nothing observed in this category.

Publisher files

Nothing observed in this category.

Feeds

Nothing observed in this category.

GitHub

Nothing observed in this category.

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