I ordered the meatball hoagie and a happy hour beer. Both were great. The best part: the staff couldn't have been more accommodating. I like my bread toasted so it doesn't get soggy. They suggested toasting it and serving it on the side--perfect. The Milk Market crew was all smiles with guests and one another, and they regularly checked in on me. My heart melted when I saw someone who appeared to be unhoused order at the counter. I watched the interaction, and it was beautiful: generous, respectful, kind... WOW. If I lived here, I'd definitely come back. Support good food and really kind people. Thanks Milk Market Crew for reminding what kindness looks like. read more

There is a strange, uncomfortable realm of existence that occurs on the final day of a trip. You have checked out of your hotel room, your luggage is trapped in a rental car trunk or bell closet, and your plane does not depart until late into the night. You are essentially a displaced traveler with a boarding pass, trying to avoid sitting in an airport terminal for five hours while security employees begin recognizing your face. That is how we ended up at the Denver Milk Market on a Thursday evening. Located in the Dairy Block on Wazee Street, it is a sprawling food hall designed by chef Frank Bonanno. It is a very pleasant sanctuary to kill some time before ascending into the night sky. The beauty of a venue with a dozen or so food counters is that a group of exhausted travelers does not need to achieve any sort of culinary consensus. One person can eat bao buns, another can eat handmade pasta, and a third can get fried chicken while another simply grabs a few drinks without any diplomatic negotiations. While we were wandering, a woman sat at a table with a microphone hosting a game of trivia to what appeared to be an entirely imaginary audience. Not a single person in the room appeared to be participating. It was a fascinating piece of experimental theater focusing on the loneliness of human knowledge. She called out questions about pop culture, agriculture and other various topics into the empty void, completely unbothered by the silence. I respected her commitment to the craft. The alley outside was maybe the finest part of the establishment. The Dairy Block alleyway is paved and lit up overhead. There was also a side room featuring communal seating and free games like skee ball, a shuffleboard table, and foosball. It turns waiting for a late flight into a minor social outing instead of a punishment. My primary critique is aimed not at the food hall itself, but at the city of Denver as a whole. Everything shuts down ridiculously early. The city has built a ecosystem of food halls, alleyways, and bars that is full of potential, yet the municipal clock seems to dictate that all citizens must be safely tucked in by nine o clock. For a traveler trying to enjoy the city after a long day in a convention center or stretch an evening before a red eye flight, this early curfew is an inconvenience. The Denver Milk Market is an attractive and versatile option for the weary traveler or hungry lunch crowd. It may not be a holy site that requires a special trip across town, but if you have some time to burn, a desire for a game of shuffleboard, and a late flight home, it performs its job admirably. Just make sure you get there before the city decides it is bedtime. read more

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The Denver Milk Market is a super cool food hall concept right in the Dairy Block. I love the whole setup of having a massive variety of different restaurants and bars all packed into one energetic space. Because there are so many options, we ordered a ton of different things to try out: dumplings, egg rolls, fried chicken, pizza, and pasta. Unfortunately, the food itself ended up being pretty hit or miss. The egg rolls were decent, though they were a little different than what I was expecting. The pizza was pretty bland and the dough just wasn't great. On the positive side, the pasta was good, and the fried chicken was easily my favorite of the night. With a vibe this cool, I really wish the food quality consistently matched it. The ambiance here is fantastic. It has a lively, modern, and really fun atmosphere that makes you want to hang out. Navigating all the different counters is a neat experience, but the culinary execution just needs to step it up to match how great the space looks. I'd still recommend checking it out at least once just to experience the space, grab a drink, and enjoy the cool vibe. Just be selective with what you order since the food quality can vary quite a bit depending on which counter you hit. read more

So glad to find more variety visiting the Milk Market today! I love Ethiopian food and I got the vegan plate with yellow and red lentils with potato and spinach. Delicious and satisfying! I love that they had gf injaro as well! Self kiosk and ready for the patio! read more

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We were highly disappointed with the offerings. Not all vendors were even open on a Saturday night for dinner. Of the ones that were open, the vegetarian options were extremely limited. Even seafood options did not seem to exist. We left and went to the Mexican restaurant across the street. We wished the Milk Market were better as it was suggested to us from some locals. read more

Food hall seemed okay--with multiple food and coffee places --none of which were open at 10 am. But the place itself is very nice and the outlying area is super cute. I'd go for the ambiance even if you purchase no food and just hang out. read more

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Fun food hall but the food itself is very mid. I got the chicken sandwich milk spicy and it was one of the worst chicken sandwiches I've ever had. The butter gochujong was very odd. A little pricy too. The fries were to be as expected though. The chicken sandwich has very dry chicken tenders inside. But it is a fun place to gather with friends. read more

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We were visiting Denver for business and wandered into the Denver Milk Market. What a find. Super fun variety of food options made it super easy for our whole group to find something they were into, and everything we tried was fresh and legit. The vibe is lively and totally feels like a Denver kind of place. Staff was cool and the space was clean and chill. I don't think it would be a dinner spot but perfect for grabbing a quick bite or just hanging. We'll be back for sure! read more

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My friend met us at this cool foodhall in downtown Denver. This foodhall is shaped like a circle, with different restaurants inside offering different types of dishes. I walked around checking all the restaurants, then walked towards the hallway that leads to a hotel lobby and another restaurant/bar. Eventually I walked back to the foodhall where all my friends were sitting at the bar. Lots of people at this foodhall, lines for every restaurant was at least 10 more people. We decided on a place and got in line. Once we all sat down, we shared our meal. read more

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I wish we could rate the place we went to eat on its own, I'd give them 5 stars, but this market place would only get 3. The food we ate was really good and very very fair on the price. The wraps were HUGE!! And the sweet potato waffle fries were perfect! The market itself, it was difficult to determine what was open and what was closed. The food places said the ice cream was open but there was never anyone at it. We later found out the people paid to service the ice cream, don't hang out at the ice cream shop, they hangout someplace else and on their phones the whole time. We seen maybe 5 families want ice cream but no one around to serve it. Definitely brings down the experience. This place would be great if your employees actually stood at the places that were open. You'd probably make more money as well. read more

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This is another of the markets in downtown Denver with lots of shops inside it including restaurants and coffee shops/bars so you can find what you want! I got a coffee that was really fun from Cornicellos, and I saw an Ethiopian food place that was very tempting but I already had dinner plans so I couldn't eat there too. But this market is also attached to the lobby of a nice hotel, and has little spots around where you can sit and eat. It's the nicest of the Denver markets I visited! read more

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Awesome folks at the Bos Butcher and Deli cooking up American favorites! I had the Philly Cheese Steak and it was delicious. The roll was charred well and I loved the crispiness of their steak. There was a good variety of tender slices sprinkled in there as well so there was never a boring bite. Their tater tots were wonderfully crisp and well seasoned. They even gave me a size of green chile (apparently a Denver staple) for free. The chile was just ok, but I appreciated their kind gesture. read more

If you are looking for a chill, lowkey and flavorful experience this is the place for you. There's a multitude of places to choose from. Ranging from dumplings to steak fries. The chicken dumplings are my personal favorite. The broth is filled with rich and tangy flavors. The lighted fried skin gives the dish the perfect individuality. Definitely the perfect place to try a variety of things and hang with friends. read more

Broad selection but i felt the food is a bit overrated. We ate at the butcher and deli. Sandwiches were mediocre and the steak was disappointing. Loved the brussel sprouts though. Food - 3/5 Service - 3/5 Ambience - 4/5 read more

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We liked the variety of choices at this location. Pizza, Cannoli, drinks, sandwiches. The air conditioning worked great here too. Better than the Central Market. read more

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We had pizza and salad and it was good! It was a nice warm place to have a drink and food and also nice that there were multiple options which would be helpful if you had a large group. read more

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Lots of options for everyone, so everyone should be able to find something they like. I opted to get a green goddess salad and it didn't disappoint. My friends had pizza and sandwiches. Plus you can earn points with toast for rewards! read more

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This place can be a lot of fun if you're downtown, especially if you're wanting to meet up with group or even with friends the only downside to the whole place is the parking. It's really annoying having to find parking and then walk into the area but there's a lot happening, no matter what time of day you're there. It's also really need about the area and it's unique culture and everything they have set up is that they also have free board games that you can play occupy yourself and enjoy the scenery . There are so many great food options for eating also you won't be disappointed! read more

I spent a few days in Denver and decided to check out the Milk Market to see what it had to offer. I ended up stopping by a few times--it's such a dope spot! It's an overall great space with plenty of food options and tons of seating, whether you're looking to work, take a meeting, grab a meal, or just relax. This review is specifically for Ghost Tortilla. Here's the breakdown: Environment The Milk Market feels like a modern food hall with a great variety of dining options. The space is laid out in a circle, with different vendors all around. There's seating everywhere, surrounded by big, wide-open windows that let in a ton of natural light during the day which adds to the relaxing ambiance. While the number of options might seem limited at first, I actually had a hard time choosing because everything looked so good! The environment was relaxing, welcoming, and just a great place to spend time. Service The service here is straightforward: you pick what you want to eat, place your order at the counter, and grab a seat anywhere in the market. At Ghost Tortilla, the service was solid. There was only one person working, but it wasn't busy, so my food came out pretty quickly. I could see things taking longer if it got crowded, but overall, I had no complaints--service was great! Food The food was absolutely amazing--and there was a lot of it! I got the chicken quesadillas and the carnitas nachos, and both were fantastic. The quesadillas were juicy, flavorful, and super filling on their own. As for the nachos? They were piled high on a tin pan, loaded with flavor, and honestly enough for a full meal by themselves. Everything was delicious, and I'd happily order both of these again (and try other items on the menu too!). Overall Ghost Tortilla offers great food in an cool space. If I find myself back in Denver, I'll definitely return--not just to Ghost Tortilla but to explore more of what the Milk Market has to offer. read more

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Amazing variety of different foods! Indoor & outdoor seating available. Very easy access if staying in the hotel.

Four words: Thin mint espresso martini. And dumplings. And cannolis. And fried chicken. Ok that more that four words, but you get the idea. Nom nom nom. read more

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This was a recommended spot from a couple of blogs, but I found it to be a letdown at 5p on a weekday. It was pretty dead, dim inside and it was really hard to tell which places were actually open for service. Someone had to walk around and find an employee for the ice cream spot to get service. The ice cream looked like it had been sitting for a long while. Maybe it would be better on a weekend? read more

What a great market with nice offerings and good prices! The facilities are great, with plenty of space, several seating options, and clean restrooms. I spent a weekend in Denver and was staying near three Milk Market, so I stopped in a few times. The matchas from the coffee shop were great! And very reasonably priced compared to elsewhere in the city. I tried both the hot and iced on different days and preferred the flavor of the iced, but that is typically my preference anyway. I also got a delicious chicken sandwich from the southern comfort food station. I ordered the medium spice and for me, it was quite spicy, but still enjoyable. The pickles and coleslaw helped balance it out. If I go back, I'd definitely order it mild/no spice. read more

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This is just another upscale food court with limited restaurants selection. Nothing fancy. read more

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I love the Milk Market! We just recently discovered this spot a couple months ago and have been multiple times over the last few weeks. The Huckleberry Roasters is a great spot to grab a coffee and then hang out in the hotel lobby chairs. Grab a pastry from LoDough, or one of the other food counters throughout the market (but really, LoDough). Then head around the corner to Free Market for some shopping! I've been here for a relaxing morning, and I've also been here with my toddlers. For kids (or adults) there is air hockey and some other fun games. I haven't figured out how to work the ski ball machines, but I hope to one day. I've also been in the evening for dinner and drinks. There are so many drink options! We chose the whisky bar and had great drinks (mine non-alcoholic, and still great). I hope to return to try Bruto and the prohibition bar downstairs one day! Enjoy exploring, I hope you love it! read more

We celebrated a birthday at Drag Bingo (Milk Market). The drag bingo experience is always so fun and the drag queens are always so fun. We had unlimited mimosas at the Moo Lounge which were very good. The waiters at the Moo lounge are also very quick and cordial. There are so many different food options around the milk market which allows everyone in the party to enjoy what they desire to eat. The only knock I had was that some of the food from the places wasn't the best. We had to send back the pancakes because they weren't done. But besides that, great experience! read more

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Loved the ice cream place and sharing my kiddo's pasta. I enjoyed the Ethiopian place as well, but we sat in the wrong place to eat it effectively. We must have just missed drag brunch and I would love to go back for that, as well as to try some of the other places. The music in the section we first sat at was really loud for my little one and some of the games were broken. I think our next visit will be better knowing more about the place as I saw other seating and options afterward that I wish I'd seen earlier! read more

There are many shops here to browse around. My favorite was the italian restaurant. The spaghetti was tasty and fresh. Milk market feature clothing stores, food, coffee shop and burger shop. The building is very open and spacious. read more

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I had read about this Food Hall on Yelp and it was not too far from our hotel, so we decided to check it out. There are 16 different eateries under this one roof....anything from ice cream and breakfast food to poke and seafood delicacies. We arrived and the place was busy. Very lively. At any counter, anyone could just pick the menu for the entire food hall, so you can see what everyone of the eateries has to offer. The ambiance was casual and fun. All the restaurants here charge a 22% service fee to any bill, which takes care of the tips for all the people involved in making your meal. Easy, but a bit steep, for "fast food". I love the food hall concept, several people can easily order from different restaurants and still share a meal together in one big table.... read more

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Tourist here! I went to Lou's for brunch and it was lovely. I ordered the waffle with berries and bacon. It was delicious. There's a pastry place across from it and a specialty coffee shop just down the hall. There were a handful of lunch options too (I definitely recall pizza, Asian). It's definitely worth a visit. read more

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Leaving this review for Bos Butcher and Deli inside the Milk Market. I couldn't find the business on Yelp but we went there tonight and had a good experience. Food was really tasty, service was fast and efficient. We had the Reuben and a burger and both were absolutely SOLID. Will be back! read more

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Essentially, the Denver Milk Market is a Food Hall. It is housed in a large corner of the historic Dairy Block. The restaurants & bars here are run by Chef Frank Bonanno. My number one reason for coming here was to see the "Milk Splash" Art by Airworks Studio that is outside. It's huge and is pretty cool! There is so much art in and around the Milk Market! On the flip side, my number one reason to NOT come back is their not very visibly noted forced fees tacked on to your bill(s). The 22% CHP fee is for "Creating Happy People". And if that wasn't enough, there's another added fee of 2% for DB, I'm guessing it's for Dairy Block. I think a lot of people don't pay attention to the money they're shelling out to have a grand time! So you'll want to factor in the fees if they are of concern and want do business here. What I found on the website was that "The CHP (Creating Happy People) Fee is a 22% service fee that goes to support the entire team behind your experience at our concepts. This means that hospitality is included in your total and takes good care of our staff as they take good care of you." It was also on the napkin dispenser: ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bonanno-brothers-pizzeria-at-denver-milk-market-denver?select=0WyNk37XYLGNW6xS-k880w ). For a self-service type of place, this is a pretty steep fee. There's no table service, at least there wasn't any for me. If this mandatory fee is in fact "THE TIP", then the businesses should remove the option to add a tip from their POS machines. I'm pretty sure there's a good mix of locals and tourists. And being a tourist myself, this was my first visit and I wasn't aware of the fees. I feel people are accustomed to adding on a tip, so they do, not knowing until later that they had inadvertently already essentially left a tip. I'm not entirely sure if you're supposed to tip on top of this fee or not? I added a small tip on the ice cream I bought from Cornicello because the machine asked and I didn't notice the price difference. But when I ordered a $22 Pizza and was told it cost $29.08, I was befuddled. I asked the lady and she then briefly explained it to me. I can't recall if there was a section to add a tip on the POS machine at Bonanno Brothers Pizzeria. This is a very happening spot! This Milk Market is conveniently close to Union Station & Coors Field! It was very busy when I visited on a Saturday afternoon. This market is more or less a DIY type of place. You can place orders on the TOAST App or in person at each restaurant. You then go pick up your order when it's ready. Ice Cream was ready on the spot. The pizza took about 20-30 minutes. I sat at their counter with my pager and picked up my pizza when it was ready. Seriously, this setup is really no different than a Fast Food restaurant! My experience with the people who work here was minimal. Nothing special above & beyond their roles, I couldn't even see that they were much happier with their jobs than anyone elsewhere! I'm glad I came to check this place out! I might return just to check out all the artwork. I may even get another scoop of ice cream! I definitely won't be ordering any food from here. I didn't even like my pizza. Such a shame! I'm sure there is good food to be had here though! read more

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A great variety of food with nine restaurants under one roof. The butchery has great sandwiches. The ghost tortilla has great nacho platter. Lots of great bakery items and another location and ice cream shop as well. The atmosphere is very welcome and the dining room is really different from location to location underneath one roof.outstanding service and local product served here. The staff is very friendly at all locations and service was excellent. The prices are very reasonable and family friendly as well read more

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We stopped in for ice cream so I can only speak to that... but so happy to find a location in downtown Denver serving Little Man ice cream bc it was some of the best ice cream I've ever had!! I got the salted caramel Reese's and the salted Oreo and omg to die for. Would def come back! I think Oreo was first for me but can't go wrong with either. And no crazy line like the other location! read more

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I had somehow neither heard of this place nor been inside until this weekend and thought it was a cute food hall, with a LOT of choices and variety. Great for a group of people who may want different lunches or dinners. There are a few menus lying around at some counters and the menus are for all of the restaurants, which makes it very easy to browse. I ended up at Albina by the Sea for a mahi sandwich. All of the counters/restaurants have the same ordering system which is a computer screen where you choose all your options and pay, then enter your # to get a text when your food is ready. My sandwich took a little while to come out, but it was fish. The bun/bread was softer than I'd hoped for, but overall good flavors and grilled nicely. My friend got a taco platter at Ghost Tortilla which came with 3 tacos, and rice & beans (I had some of the rice and beans and they were super good). My husband got an Italian combo at Bo's and said it was just so-so and a little too sweet (shouldn't really be sweet?) But I liked the ambience here. Wasn't too busy on a holiday Monday around noon. There were a number of interesting seating spaces and some spots with nicer chairs that looked like they'd be great for meeting with people or clients. I'm sure this space gets used frequently for just that. read more

So cute and lots of stuff to do! Games to play! This place is such a cute little addition to downtown Denver. We stopped in at Little Man's ice cream and got the banana pudding and Oreo it was SO GOOD. I highly recommend with a waffle cone. There's also board games and pizza. All kinds of little things to eat. So cute! read more

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Fun spot to walk around. Great food options. Many food stalls close early, even before 9. Acoustics for trivia are not ideal. read more

Wow! What an incredible spot for dinner! My wife and I shared a pepperoni and jalapeño pizza from Fuso (Milk Market), and it was absolutely delicious. The pepperoni was full of flavor, the sauce was perfectly balanced, and the cheese--melty, abundant, and just right. A fantastic meal all around! read more

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These market places are such great concepts but the food is always so mediocre. I got poke from a station and it was so meh that I barely finished it. Beautiful decor and seating area for large groups though. read more

The coffee was warm and frothy. The atmosphere gave me 1950s vibes which I liked. An issue I run into with latte is sometimes the powder leaves a residue at the bottom of the cup but not this coffee! Will be coming back read more

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