Cheese Importers is a Colorado family-owned business founded in 1976. They offer natural, organic,…read moreand imported cheeses, cured meats, specialty oils, spices, olives, chocolate, and other unique specialty foods. They also have wonderful French & Italian food items, and kitchen and dining ware. There are children's gifts, beeswax candles, gift wrap, gorgeous jigsaw puzzles, glassware, French table linens, aprons, and much, much more. It is worth the experience to visit this extraordinary shop! The building was formerly the Power & Communications Building, which Cheese Importers took over in 2012. The shop is gorgeous, and the buyers are fantastic, stocking it with so many beautiful items that you will not easily find in other shops or online. The staff is friendly and informative. The prices are very high, and I don't recommend buying items you can find in your local grocery store or gift shop, but if you find interesting, unique, and beautiful items that you love, then it is worth spending the money, in my opinion. This is a great place to find exceptional gifts, especially for someone who likes to entertain. Must take home a fresh French baguette and some caramels! There is a parking lot in the rear of the building.

What a lovely experience! The only thing I wish they had were tiny samples of different cheeses…read more Some cheeses we would have liked to try before purchasing for $10-$12 a pop. But the market feel, the variety, the customer service, patio, cute atmosphere, selection, and warm baguettes made it quite the experience. We were impressed and I would drive all the way from Littleton to experience it again. We basically built ourselves a little picnic and sat outside on the patio to enjoy it all. Bring your own plates, utensils if you plan on doing what we did. We made do with the plastic knives and napkins from the bakery, but it would have been better if we came more prepared. Lovely.

I have no rating so giving One star because i have to rate... letting you know they are Closed to…read morethe public

I came here for a tasting tour with a living social deal. It's really probably 3.5*, but the…read morecheese is amazing, so let's round up. This is their warehouse, but you can get some cheese here as well. The tour was fun, and we were escorted through the small factory and shown how they get from milk to finished product. We were then taken to one of the worker's farm, where we tasted some cheese and met goats like the kind they get the milk from. A fun tour, although I thought a bit pricey, even with the deal. But if you have the cash, it was a fun few hours. The factory is tiny and there aren't a lot of workers so if you are thinking something big, scale down and then compare it to the amazing product results - they do a great job here!

Great sandwich place that is always fresh with great's options and good prosciutto…read more Give it a 5 start

Honestly shocked more people don't know about this place. Great French offerings from meats to…read morecheeses to sodas and other unique snacks. Love their sandwiches, the gluten free bread is great. The people are always lovely!

First, I wish they had seating somewhere, but just the same, our first experience with this…read morebutcher/deli was very good. My husband has lived in Longmont for two decades, and I've been here for 5 years, but neither of us had ever gone into the store. Since we were already in the shopping center to try a new place yesterday, we went to Frank's afterwards. Bottom line, we've finally found our favorite deli in the area. If it wasn't snowing today, we'd go back for a sandwich. Since we weren't immediately hungry, we instead looked over the meat selection and then zeroed in on the deli counter. I purchased just a few sample items. A bagel (they say it's a NY bagel, and it does have the right texture! Just wish they had whole wheat); whitefish salad (better than any others I've encountered in the area); cole slaw (perfectly blended - not too watery, not too dry); and a canoli, which was flaky and sweet. The deli items have an East Coast feel like no other in the area that I've encountered. Better than anything I found in Lakewood, where I lived before. And, since we just got back from a visit to my Dad in Florida, this was a welcome sight! The soup they had as a special, as well as the sandwich special descriptions sounded yummy, so we will go back, maybe this weekend. The meats also look good, so we will likely try some in the weeks to come. Again, I wish they could somehow create a place, even outside, where we could sit to eat. We could then eat right away instead of having to go home first. But even with that inconvenience, we look forward to more encounters. The young man who helped us doesn't know much yet about the choices, but I'm sure if he stays there, he'll learn. He was pleasant and helpful, asking another employee when he didn't know an answer. It's already busy there, but yes, I recommend going and waiting to try their goods! It's worth the wait.

Just love every cut that we get from Frank's! The team is…read moreamazing. It's the only place that I could get quality meat to make a Kibbeh nayyeh . Patrick you rock!

Great find for gf breakfast quiche and pecan pie for a sweet treat…read more Robust coffee to wake us up

This is a cute little market that has cold sandwich options for gluten-free and regular. We got a…read moregluten-free their house made honey oat bread with turkey, lettuce, and goat cheese. They do toast the bread, but the meat was cold. It was very good even my hubby liked it, who is not GF. The bread was VERY good. Wish we lived in the area as I could see buying a loaf of it weekly. And the sandwich even came with the perfect size baby chocolate chip gluten-free cookie as a dessert. I cannot wait to come back to the area to go here again. The only downside is it isn't fast, the kids behind the counter were busier talking then helping people but as long as you are patient it is worth it.

What a pleasant surprise to stumble on to this market! It was such a friendly environment we…read moredecided to stop and get a snack. The sandwich was amazing all made with fresh amazing ingredients, while also being fairly priced!

Review for the cafe/deli: Got scrambled eggs and toast for breakfast. Comes with self-serve…read moreunlimited coffee, take-away cups available. Different kinds of toast. Breakfast is a great value. Market: prices are higher compared to King Soopers or Walmart, but you pay for the convenience of not having to drive there. Things are getting more expensive overall these days anyway.

I've been coming here for years and absolutely love the place. Great meat selection, cheese, good…read morevegetable/Chile options, and wonderful staff. Everything is fairly priced. It's a locals favorite and well worth a trip, especially when they make a big batch of Carnitas on the weekends!

Responsible prices for meat and veggies. Employee's are welcoming and helpful if you need…read moreassistance. The parking is a hassle when they're busy but overall pretty good grocery shopping!

I'll be dreaming about Blackbelly dinner until I get to have it again…read more We didn't have a reservation and were able to sneak in as a walk-in after only a short wait. The service was amazing and the entire staff was so knowledgeable about the menu. Every time they would bring us something, they explained each ingredient and the person that made it. I've heard they have amazing breakfast burritos at the Market so I'll need to come see for myself sometime soon. Would totally recommend and will be bringing out of town visitors here to show off.

We were actually having a really good experience here. The food was good, the service was solid,…read moreand overall we were genuinely enjoying ourselves. The drinks were definitely expensive, but we were happy to pay for a quality experience at an upscale restaurant. We ordered multiple appetizers, had several drinks, sat at the bar for quite a while, and honestly about to leave thinking this was a place we would probably come back to. That changed the second the bill arrived. Buried into the check was a 7% "kitchen surcharge." In other words, the restaurant decided to pass along kitchen payroll costs directly onto the customer without being upfront about it. If you're not paying close attention, you could easily end up tipping on top of that surcharge as well, essentially paying an extra hidden fee without realizing it. At a restaurant positioning itself as upscale and classy, this came across as incredibly tacky and cheap. Pay your staff properly and price your menu accordingly instead of sneaking surprise fees onto the bill at the very end. That's not hospitality. That's the kind of nickel and diming people expect from budget airlines, not a supposedly high end dining experience. It completely ruined what had otherwise been a nice night. We were seriously considering coming back before this happened. Now we won't return.

Love, love, love this place. Most of the trash in landfills is from packaging so buying from here…read moremakes me feel a little better. They have a huge variety from bulk items to Colorado honey. The staff is always helpful and friendly.

This bulk shop was the only store in town with dill seeds! Great prices. Kinda crunchy, just…read moresaying. Refill your laundry soap and let's save the environment! Park on the street. Service is a little slow.