Leven is the best! Catered our lunch with them today. I had made a mistake with placing the order…read moreand discovered it when I picked it up. They immediately helped with getting what I needed. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. The sandwiches and cookies were absolutely amazing!

Great food but busy place:). Truly one of the best sandwich places in the country in my opinion.read more

Great food and amazing staff. One of my favorite go-to's in Denver. Just an all around top-notch…read morerestaurant. Their service is incredible. Other restaurants should take note.

Whenever my brother and sister and I are in town visiting our uncle and cousins, everyone always…read morewants to come here for brunch or lunch, they like it and it's great for the deli that most reviewers here do too. But I'm not as much a fan. My deli "go-to" items are matzah ball soup and brisket sandwich and I feel this place falls short on both. Soup is just ok, nothing special, the broth is pretty bland, matzah ball is fine. But it's moreso the brisket that's disappointing. I keep giving it a chance but every time it's the same fatty, unappetizing meat. I much prefer how the competition a half mile down the street does those two items. I'm sure we'll be coming back here again ... I just need to remember to try something different next time. And lower my NY standards.

Local gem, absolutely love Lou's! It is an excellent spot for Italian food, especially sandwiches…read more Always hits the spot. I've tried a few sandwiches from here, and they are all great. The chicken and meatball parms are my favorite. The sauce was delicious, bread was light yet crisp, and was filling. The mozzarella sticks here are also incredible. It's the breading where you know it's an elite mozz stick as soon as you see it. Service is prompt and friendly, and location is clean. They have a good assortment of drinks too. The patio and bocce is a nice touch while waiting or eating, although it is not exactly a calm and quiet street outside. But the inside is very nice. Would recommend and come back here often for a good sandwich!

Stopped here on a Thursday evening as we were driving by. Brayden behind the counter was super…read morefriendly in helping what we should order. What we swallowed: *THE LOUIE *EGGPLANT PARM sandwich: This was so good and filling. I was able to keep the other half for the next day and it was still so tasty. *CAPRESE PANINI *BEEF ITALIAN *CANNOLI *TIRAMISU Everything we ordered (to go) was so good. The cannolis were so tasty. Worth stopping here if you're in the area.

Came through after a museum date and boy was this a treat. Delicious sandwiches , potato salad and…read morebeverage assortment was on point. Such a splendid time eating on the patio nestled in the heart of this beautiful neighborhood. Really lovely vibe here from the employees and the environment cultivated here.

I spontaneously visited this local Italian gem after exploring the Museum of Nature and Science…read more The staff was impeccably friendly and helpful and the sandwiches were delicious (I had the Italian Roast Beef - the marinated onions and roasted red peppers were a wonderful touch!). I sat outside to eat on a beautiful, sunny day, and then went across the street to the used bookstore. 10/10 recommend both the sandwich shop and bookstore!

Stopped in this morning for a sausage, egg, and cheese, and it was exactly what you want from a…read moreclassic bagel spot! The bagel had a perfect balance of chew and saltiness, and the sandwich was put together well with filling in each bite. Rosenberg's is a solid spot for a reliable breakfast sandwich whether you're grabbing something on the run or staying in to eat! They have plenty of seating in the front and back of the restaurant. Definitely looking to come back and try more of their extensive menu!

Got takeout and it didn't disappoint. Tried a breakfast bagel sandwich and the matzo ball soup…read more Competes with the other great bagel places around Denver.

We are longtime fans. There have been some changes over the years but it has consistently been some…read moreof the best food around. Unfortunately a more recent change has cast a shadow over our bright spot. The new French fries. The previous version was a highlight of our meals. Just a humble potato lightly dusted with seasoning salt. Delicious! Not sure what prompted the change but the new ones seem to have breading on or something on them. If they still have the seasoning salt it's difficult to detect. It's a sad day in black rock. The menu still has a lot of quality food. Unfortunately these fries are not included.

Party of 16, reservation made barely 2 hours in advance, children accommodated beautifully,…read moreexcellent service, wonderful menu w plenty of the traditional deli fare: matzah brei, knishes, properly toasted bagels and the weekend brunch items are wonderful. The sign outside the door sums it up: "Leaving CO. Entering NY." Great vintage Yankee photos in the back room.

Mein Bubbe would PLOTZ (explode)!!!!! Just an embarrassment…read moreof a Jewish diner. While the former Ambli space has been brightened and renovated to look very much like an east shore market, the seating is less than comfortable. I guess the combo of poor food, bad service and uncomfortable seating is great for turning tables? I will put aside the TERRIBLE service and focus purely on the food. We ate at Zaidy's for breakfast. Many of the breakfast sandwiches are based on their in-house-made bagels. This is a failure! The bagels taste stale for "freshly made" and I find it very odd for a Jewish-themed joint to toss bacon into the sandwich (I personally love bacon, BTW). So setting aside the shanda (shame) bacon...with the cheese, there is an utter lack of seasoning. The breakfast sandwich came with home fried potatoes which were cooked nice and crisp but lacking any seasoning whatsoever. The latke grilled cheese looks appealing but is basically a greasy sponge filled with limp tomato and undercoooked cheese. And finally, the blintzes are an embarrassment to any self-respecting Jew. Zaddy's version are these small pockets that are under fried and more the size of a hamantaschen than a true blinze. I see no reason to rush back. Another few blocks down the street is Sam's 3, where a far better breakfast could be realized and Rosenberg's bagel on Monoco for better bread (albeit that Rosenberg's doesn't serve sandwiches)

Thought we would try Zaidy again, and what a disappointment…read more First, the waitress smelled so strongly of nicotine cigarettes. Going through chemo treatment, I had a very difficult time with her as our server. Second, when it came to paying for the order, we waited for over 10 minutes because our server was nowhere to be seen. We started to leave and pay at another counter, but the waitress rudely stopped us and told us that we had to pay through her. Furthermore, Zaidy's has now added 5% to each check for something called "Heart of House or something to that effect, in addition to sales tax. As a person who retired from the finance world, this clearly indicates that management is not paying staff a living hourly wage. Instead, they are charging customers an additional 5% to make it up. Having worked in the restaurant field for many years, I understand that food costs have increased significantly. These costs can vary from week to week. As the tariffs are a major cause of these costs, which have resulted from our current administration. As a small business, it's difficult to pass on the increase to customers. It's a no-win scenario. So, being retired and living on a fixed income, my wife and I can no longer afford to enjoy eating at Zaidy.

This is half of the Swiss Patty Melt, the other half is happily in my belly. Delicious spot for…read morefood. Everything on their menu is delicious. Each time I come in, I try a new sandwich because the bartender Taylor hyped up all their food (I usually order the same thing every time when I find something good). He wasn't wrong one bit. Great beers. Great service, especially by Taylor. I appreciate this business. Just try this place!

I would strongly recommend people to stay away from the food they serve here unless maybe you are…read morewanting a cold sandwich and I am told they have good beer. They simply Do Not care about general food safety getting a hot meal here is rather risky I will explain why. My friend was a cook here for a short while and quit on them once he realized they care nothing about serving food that is safe to eat, he saw them do sooo many things that would easily make the food contaminated and unsafe to eat and somehow that was there process of doing things. Here are a couple examples of menu items one should try to steer clear of Chicken parm sandwich- they cook off a large batch of the chicken cutlets and let them sit at room temp for a hour or two until someone orders one they refries them for a minute or so, your supposed to keep food hot once it is cooked especially chicken to leave cooked chicken at room temp for so long is extremely risky to the public's health. Meatball sandwich- they leave there meatballs on the hot line all day then they save all of the hot food items from the day and reuse them the next day without properly cooling any of the food and the cooks will leave these item sit out at room temp for about 45 mins before even putting them into the cooler. Many issues with this practice first of all hot food should be discarded after 5 hours according to the health department because after 5 hours it will start growing bacteria, to leave it on a hot line all day then save them for the next day and not even cool them down properly is Crazy risky to people's health and they do not just do this with the meatballs they do it for many of there hot dishes they are used for days on in, not properly cooled and not properly tracked for how many times it has been reheated and such me they keep them in the same pans it's flat out gross. Other issues my friend encountered there was never seeing anyone at all wash there hands at any point in time, a ancient dishwashing machine that didn't clean anything at all it didn't even get hot so half of there dishes are greasy and have food residue on them, in his short time there he saw people fired for no reason what's so ever from what he was told the owner fires people left and right and doesn't even give reasons as to why, that's why they have ads up on indeed looking for employees 24/7.

My girlfriends and I were getting together to discuss starting a podcast and met up here to have a…read moredrink. We glanced over the menu and weren't really hungry but we decided to munch on a platter they had with pimento cheese, carrots, crackers, and sweet pickles. It was all really good and a perfect snack. The staff were fun. They had a good time joking around and making everyone feel at home. I need to come back and try a delicious looking sandwich.

Their sandwich was huge and delish! The service was fast and it's connected to a brewery so it was…read moresuper chill with counter ordering.

Drove past this deli and pulled over because it just screamed at me to come inside with its bright…read moreteal aesthetic! No joke! I am a savory breakfast girlie so I picked out the Mountain View bagel sandwich and a cold brew to go. This spot was so cute, staff were so fun, but the bagels were DELICIOUS! So glad I was able to pull over and try this place!!

I've been here multiple times before and was planning to give 5 stars, but after this visit I was…read moredebating between 3 and 4. I ultimately went with 4 since the sandwiches were great and it's always been great in the past. My best friend and I ordered two bagels and two drinks to split. For the bagels, we got the Bacon Sun City, which is always a favorite, the hot honey adds the perfect touch. For the second bagel, we ordered the Grandezza, which was delicious. I love anything with pesto, and the mozzarella was perfectly melted. For drinks, we ordered an iced Very Cherry Matcha Latte with oat milk and a Honey Lavender Latte (hot). Unfortunately, once we left, we realized the cherry matcha was made as a coffee drink instead of matcha. We were pretty disappointed since we planned to split one matcha and one coffee. The cherry flavor was good, but I would've loved to try it as we ordered it. For the lavender honey latte, we could taste the lavender, but it didn't seem like any honey or sweetener was added. It ended up tasting extremely strong and not sweet at all, so we didn't really drink it. Overall, the bagels were amazing, but I wish there had been more attention to detail with the drinks.