Just a awesome market making it worth going to! Great stuff and great service. Lots to pick from…read morelarge verities. It's a must go,

The gal who works recommended a small cookie like item tie my dogs, & my dogs are crazy for them …read more Use them for dog training and your dog will be an angel!

I love this place! I live nearby so it's super convenient and it's great for things you can't find…read moreat the bigger grocery stores. Everyone here is super friendly too. Their ramen selection slaps and they've got all kinds of cool snacks you won't see at the big boys. Totally worth stopping in... You'll definitely leave with something!

Funky location, feels like you're walking into the offspring of an Amazon warehouse and ranch 99…read more Selection is surprisingly solid particularly if you're looking for niche Asian products. They have a5 waygu, eels that they will slaughter for your hearts desire and a bunch of interesting fruits, sauces and frozen desserts. Prices are all over the place. They do have have durian.

So, I have to do what I have never done before: Give a five star review. I am giving my first five…read moresmacking star review to my local butcher, The Local Butcher. This place has everything: Venison, Denison, Menison, Bacon, and a selectively bred tortoise named Douglas. To quote the famous reggae star Icona Pop, I love it. I originally wasn't going to give this place five stars because they don't carry my favorite meat (human). But that is illegal so I re-allocated the fifth star. Suavamente. The Local Butcher. Five stars. First ever. We've just made history folks. If you find any typos in my review, please contact me so I can fix them. Yelp is my life. I have a hernia named Carl.

Very good, very overpriced. I stopped in to the new Virginia Village to grab a sandwich. I got the…read moremuffelatta- which was delicious. It was. good sized but not huge and came out to 20 dollars BEFORE tip. Glad to have another option around, just wish we could stop with these completely insane prices in Denver. Ill probably be back, just not as often as I would if it was reasonably priced.

"You're going to love this sandwich" along with a blurry photo sent to my sister via text,…read morespreading the love of Marczyk's. I had to inform her of the Parisian, which I knew she would love, and tempting her to visit me sooner than later. This market is my absolute favorite for everything from a quick pick up bite, to beautiful produce and a meat/fish counter which will make you want to turn into Julia Childs herself. Don't get me started on the chocolate offerings or candies from small (some local) businesses which are to die for. All of the staff is polite, informative and helpful. The wine shop next door has some unique finds and def worth grabbing a bottle for yourself, a gift or to share at a dinner party. Only bummer about this place...the hours. I get it, but the early close time gives me anxiety, gotta beat the clock.

Glad I found this place. I had read some time ago that Marczyk Fine Foods was a gourmet food shop…read moreand I finally made it by here for one of their outstanding sandwiches. They offer a number of options. Once you order, they prepare and call your name when ready. The turkey, avocado and bacon was a real hit. Huge, fresh delicious. Love the arugula. Inside the store is stocked with fresh, organic vegetables, lots of Italian specialty pastas, EVOO, balsamic vinegars, cheeses, meats, deli items. ...and a full butcher shop. If you are a foodie or just love to eat really well, Marczyk's should be in your list of places to visit frequently. Loved it. Also a wine store next door -- now whats not to like about that combination.

This market is situated in a beautiful section of Denver called Park Hill. It has an old world feel…read moreto it inside with Italian specialties and antiques strewn about the store. There's plenty to choose from from fresh produce to frozen ravioli. We picked up some fresh mozz and some peppers and an eggplant sandwich. Everything was delicious and the staff is very friendly. Loved this place.

Good local market by City Park! Had a good selection of fresh veggies, cheese, and homemade meals,…read morealong with a good deli section for fresh sandwiches. I got the #1 Italian; it was a good sandwich - great bread and all of the components go well together. The pickle was good touch too. I will say while it is a very photogenic sandwich, it is not quite as loaded from end to end as the center cut is. Still a lot of meat and filling, though. Great local spot. Would recommend if you're looking for a good local deli or mini market.

Been going here for years! Always the freshest and best salmon and seafood in Denver!read more

Great product. Helpful staff. The only reason you wouldn't get your fish here is if you didn't know…read moreabout it. Do yourself a favor and get to know it. Best salmon in Denver but far more than that. 100% legit.

My sister made a Mother's Day reservation here for me and so grateful she did!…read more The service was so great! Super friendly staff. Very attentive and helpful! Food was fresh! We did the seafood tower and subbed the shrimp with oysters. Oysters were a very good size! The butter came warmed with a tea candle - so cute! Such a fun place to come for a special occasion, date night or girls night! Definitely a place we will come again!!

Service was wonderful and inside was cute, cozy, and divey. Oozing with character. Food wasn't the…read morebest for us. Oysters were really good. Fresh, plump east coast maroon bells. Happy hour prices on them are best in town at 1.50 a pop. Truffle fries were pretty good too. Crispy, fresh, and loaded with truffle oil. The crab salad cannoli was a miss. It was so incredibly salty, and we couldn't actually taste crab, though visually we could see it. Cannoli shell offered a reprieve from the intense salt, but didn't add anything to the dish. Seasoned way too aggressively. Caviar was wonderful. Buttery, salty... loved the caviar. Shrimp cocktail was also a miss. We did not enjoy the seasoning on it, and we wish it had cocktail sauce instead of green salsa. The shrimp itself didn't seem fresh, or maybe it was prepared weird, or maybe it was the seasoning. Scallop ceviche was lacking acid, but was otherwise okay. We did not enjoy the crawfish dip. It was very loose, kind of like a sauce. I was hoping it would be like chunky and substantial, or maybe like a smoked trout dip, but it was not. More like grainy ketchup. For dessert we got the french silk chocolate pie. The pie filling was very nice and balanced. The cookie bottom and crust was way too intensely sweet and chocolate. Kind of like fudge level of sweetness. Inedible for us, but at least we could scoop out and enjoy the filling. I could see us maybe coming back here strictly for oysters and caviar. Everything else was very disappointing and not cheap.

Excellent japanese market for sashimi. I'm from the coasts and being in a landlocked state, this…read moreplace is a lifesaver for when I want fresh sashimi at a very fair price. Everyone who works there is really nice and helpful.

This place is amazing and has many staples. We enjoyed the inari and sashimi, all very good prices…read more Moving from the Bay Area CA Im looking for places to get Asian ingredients. I was excited to see thinly sliced beef, dumpling wrappers, glutinous rice flour, purple rice, my dry udon noodles that I get back home, and much more. They also have a nice (minimal but sufficient) selection of produce.