We ordered lunch for a team meeting from Sweetgreen and it definitely was a hit amongst all. I got…read morethe Elite bowl with an addition of miso glazed salmon and it definitely was amazing. The bowl had a base of Spring mix with a slight dressing of Lime cilantro served with Miso Salmon and Fajita as the hot items in the bowl. It also had a topping of some chopped cabbage, cucumber and tomato. The contents were very fresh and so was the dressing. Absolutely amazing lunch and I would definitely recommend sweetgreen for either catered lunches ( where they deliver on what's ordered ) or even stopping by their store and giving it a try!!!

My experience inside of the restaurant was just okay. I didn't feel like the staff was overly…read moreattentive or kind. But it's fine, it's a quick service restaurant, and it was during the lunch hour. My main critique is for corporate-- I think y'all have a little more work to do on the new wraps. I tried the KBBQ, and the flavor of the sauce and chicken was good, but I was expecting there to be some greens in there. And it was kinda a little too saucy, and it didn't feel like it was wrapped tight enough. I think wraps are good additions to the menu, but keep workshopping it!

Spouse and I visited Olive & Finch at the Union Station. I had modest expectations. I thought it…read morewould be an attractively designed hipster coffeehouse with uninspired food offered as an afterthought. I was pleased to be wrong!! The ambiance was indeed attractively designed, bright and open, not too loud even though we sat ourselves near the kitchen. We ordered from menus with our smart phones, and our drinks and food arrived promptly. I ordered the Shakshuka, a northern African dish of stewed tomatoes with feta cheese and spices served with warm crusty garlic bread. A perfectly poached egg was nestled on top, and the dish was accompanied by a side salad of baby lettuces dressed very sparingly in oil and vinegar. Now, ordinarily, for me more is more when it comes to condiments. But the way the salad was dressed allowed the flavors of the lettuces to come through, and its blend of tart and slightly bitter was the perfect foil to the shakshuka, which was hearty, delicious, and spicy indeed! The stew was a generous portion that could be easily shared if you ordered an extra side of garlic bread, which I did. I was lucky to be able to request it from an employee who came around to ask how our meal was. The overall experience was memorable in the best way. I'm already craving the Shakshuka!

I came for the happy hour charcuteries and the beets were holy crap delicious! And I don't like…read morepickled beets, usually, (I love beets and I love pickles, but not together) but this must've been pickled by them in their own recipe and it was so good. Not the icky too sweet, too sour that I taste in others. The hummus also tasted very freshly made and was good, but they did not put anywhere near enough on the board. The ratio was so bad, it was like 1/4 cup of hummus and 8 triangles of pita, not to mention if you were to dip anything other than the pita in the hummus. It really needed like 3 to 4 times the amount of hummus I got. Then, they're weren't any vegetables to dip other than pickled beets. Something like carrots, celery, radish, cucumber, tomato... anything! The olives are a nice side bite, I love olives, but you need more veggies. The price for that was way overpriced and that was their "happy hour" deal, too. Ok, come on now! They also have some cocktails and wine for $5 - 6 for HH so, that is a good deal -- daily 3-5pm. The patio outside is pretty large. But, ps you not supposed to leave with your drink whether inside or outside. Terminal bar you can wander more on the inside.

review from mid May, 2026…read more This Yampa Sandwich Co. location is close to Union Station. It was my go-to after deplaning from Calif. and the metro transit. Good customer service as (solo?) staff member juggled a few in-person diners and takeaway orders. Not crowded on a Monday evening, so no waiting... but I made it in time for the last call for the soup of the day. Feel both dehydrated and not overly hungry, the Sherpa vegetarian was a great rec: roasted eggplant, asiago, sweet roasted red peppers, tomato, romaine lettuce, and garlic mayo. The sandwich master behind the counter happily subbed the lighter whole wheat slices for the French baguette. I enjoyed the playlist and the table top maps allowed me to remember a 2019 trip to Rocky Mountain National Park.

This might be my new go-to sandwich shop. I don't know how I haven't been here sooner because the…read moreRidgeline sandwich will have me coming back for now every time! I went at lunch during the week since my office isn't too far from this location. There were only a few people in front of me. I was probably in and out within twenty minutes at peak lunch time. It wasn't overly crowded by those in the restaurant either. It was quiet enough to have conversations with my co-workers too while we waited to take our sandwiches to go. I'll definitely be back for another visit!

Just around the corner from the Oxford hotel and Cruise Room, the Urban Farmer is a modern steak…read morerestaurant which boasts the highest quality beef. Andrew our server was friendly and eager to tell us the history of the restaurant and the origins of the beef. We ordered the tempura squash blossoms (yum!), cheesesteak sandwiches and a burger which both came with the most tasty fries. Between our appetizer and main entrees, Andrew brought us a freshly baked blue cornbread and butter to share and it was the tastiest morsel!--packed with flavor, fluffy, and subtly sweet. I can't remember what music was playing but it was medium loud so we had to lean in to hear each other well. Enjoyed our meal and even more our conversation. Glad we came here for our last dinner in Denver this trip!

The food was great! Went for happy hour and had the charcuterie board and sliders…read more The service was slow but I might attribute that to happy hour. The ambiance was nice it's bright and airy in there.

Had dinner reservations for two, and was delighted that the table was ready when we got there…read more Everyone was super friendly and service was good. We started with the burrata based on Yelp reviews and they weren't wrong. Super fresh tasting, and the focaccia paired with it perfectly. It's an upcharge but worth it, and you aren't at a place like this to pinch pennies anyways. We both chose the rigatoni, we had a heavy lunch, and it was perfect. The sauce was deep and hearty and the pasta was exactly al dente. We split a strawberry guacamole sorbet and glad we did, it was larger than expected and absolutely delicious. Place has the feel of a modern restaurant, very sleek. My only complaint was that we were seated next to a room with a large group and it was hard to hear each other talk, but nothing to be done about that. Really great place with a highly focused menu that knocks it out of the park. J.Ja

Utria left us hanging ( literally forgotten by our waiter, no apology, nothing). So my wife and I…read morewalked out and landed at Tavernetta... and damn, that place delivered every single thing we were looking for. We started with the burrata, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it was the BEST burrata I've ever had. Not the best in Denver. The best, period. Backed that up with a solid salad, then moved into a homemade pasta with ragù that had no business being that good. Finished with dessert and walked out wondering why we'd even bothered with Utria in the first place. Here is the thing though... sometimes you need a bad experience to land in the right place. Tavernetta didn't need our five stars: but it earned them anyway.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We came to this cozy cafe for breakfast during our Valentine's weekend trip to Denver…read more The staffs are nice and friendly. We enjoyed our coffee and pastries at a cozy corner by the fireplace. So glad we decided to forgo the cafe right by our hotel and took a short walk to Little Finch!

I found this place trying to avoid the cold and wait for my sister to get off of work. The hot…read morechocolate was extremely yummy and just what I needed to warm up. I also bought my sister and I cookies: the sea salt chocolate and oatmeal. I loved the sea salt more, and my sister loved the oatmeal more. But, honestly, they were both great options. The place had nice big windows, and it was a great place to hang out a little and read my book. The staff were also friendly and patient.

It was worth the walk here, about 20 minutes, less than a mile from The Rally Hotel at McGregor…read moreSquare. Instead, we could have just as easily got an Uber here in five minutes. We came here for brunch on a Sunday morning, before heading to Coors Field to see an afternoon Rockies game. The market mainly consists of an indoor food court, with indoor and outdoor seating options. The crowd is mostly local. The vibe is casual. For our first visit, we were impressed with the food we got from Izzio Bakery, and the coffee we got from Crema Bodega. I have reviewed these separately.

If you are visiting Denver, you have to stop by The Denver Central Market. It is easily one of the…read morebest spots in the city for friends and family, especially if no one can decide on what to eat. There are a bunch of different places to check out inside, so everyone can grab exactly what they want and still sit together. Today, I specifically visited Call Your Mother, a Jewish deli, and Izzio Bakery. Atmosphere: Since I went right around the time they opened, the atmosphere was exactly what I needed. It was super laid-back and chill, making it the perfect place to get out of the house for a calm morning. As it gets later into the day and through the weekends, I know it gets very busy, but there is plenty of random seating throughout the hall and even some outdoor spots if you prefer. Parking: Parking is going to be street parking. Make sure you read the signs, but it is usually free. Even when the market is busy, I usually don't have to walk more than a block to get inside. So it is a very convenient location for the RiNo area. Service: The customer service throughout the market is great. At Call Your Mother, the cashier was very sweet, and they even text you when your food is ready. Over at Izzio Bakery, everyone is super kind and helpful while you're looking at their amazing pastry display. Even with a line, you're usually only waiting about 10 to 12 minutes for your items. Food: The food variety here is incredible. I tried the Sun City breakfast bagel sandwich from Call Your Mother and the hot honey was the perfect balance of sweet and spice on a toasted bagel. For a sweet treat, I went to Izzio Bakery for the Dulce de Leche Queen. The pastry case there looks like something out of a movie. The pastry itself was perfectly crisp on the outside with a delicious yellow vanilla cream and cinnamon on the inside. Overall Experience: Overall, I really enjoy coming here and trying new places. It is a fantastic destination for groups or just a solo morning out. Whether you want a savory breakfast bagel sandwich or a beautiful pastry, The Denver Central Market always hits the spot. I'll definitely be back to explore more.

The food is always delicious. And the service is always top notch. Tonight, in particular, our…read moreserver (Marcos) was exceptionally attentive and quite funny. He knew the menu so well and made great recommendations.

We really enjoyed our breakfast here. We ordered the Benedict, the bacon and egg sandwich, and a…read morecouple of cappuccinos, and everything was delicious. The Benedict was cooked perfectly with rich flavors, and the bacon and egg sandwich was simple but done really well, with fresh ingredients and great taste. The cappuccinos were also very good and made the meal even more enjoyable. The whole experience felt relaxing, and the food came out fresh and well-prepared. It's one of those places where every item we ordered was satisfying and we would definitely come back the next time we're in the area.