Best Deli outside of New York. All you have to do is try it…read moreonce and you'll be hooked. Outstanding service. Family owned . Everytime we are in Denver I put my rental car on bagel deli map finder

Talk about an old school diner/restaurant feel that does not disappoint with their delicious food…read moreand sides. I personally could see this place being the type of restaurant that you could go to every single day of the week and order different things and still leave happy. My husband and I shared the giant reuben and a side of potato salad for lunch. We left full and it's on the list to come back again on our next trip to Denver. Service was good, friendly but not overly invasive as they want you to enjoy your food. Hands down will be back and I'm positive it'll be just as wonderful.

Great service, generous samples to try, immaculately clean; all phrases fit My Favorite Muffin…read more For me, everything I tried was just too sweet for my taste. I appreciate the effort they clearly put into this venue in all regards. Good job, just not my favorite. Thank you, Bill

Good spot, definitely crowded on a Sunday! The bagels are very fresh, along with the muffins. I had…read morethe French toast bagel with cream cheese, it was spectacular! I also got a mini lemon muffin which was incredible. -1 star for the customer service. Younger workers, not very kind / friendly

Great taste, unbelievable prices, and awesome service…read more A hidden gem tucked away in a larger office building, highly recommend the $3 lattes and the very cheap but filling burritos. The staff was also very friendly and super helpful.

Not a bad sandwich, well made, nice ingredients. I had the salami and cheese sub. No one was in…read moreshop when I came in, two take away sandwich when I was there. I was served quickly and correctly. If I worked in the office building which housed this restaurant I would return.

Dry Creek Deli is an absolute hidden gem in Centennial!…read more My coworkers and I stopped in today, and we all loved it. The deli has such a charming, welcoming vibe and feels like one of those special local spots that quietly does everything right. They know exactly what they're good at and focus on doing it exceptionally well rather than trying to be something they're not. The sourdough bread was a huge highlight for us, and the tuna sandwich was honestly one of the best I've had in a very long time--fresh, flavorful, and perfectly made. The staff were incredibly kind, and a fun detail that made us smile was the person making our sandwiches wearing an olive-themed shirt that perfectly matched the deli's personality and aesthetic. Some of the best places are the ones you'd drive by without realizing what you're missing, and Dry Creek Deli is definitely one of them. If you're looking for a delicious sandwich, friendly service, and a cozy local spot, I can't recommend it enough. A true Centennial gem!

What a sweet little no frills spot. It's like a diner meets your grandmothers living room. The…read moreowners were just the nicest! Interesting and random menu with variety of classic sandwiches and lunch specials like lasagna, bibimbib and vegi rolls. I got the chicken salad sandwich on white bread just like my grandmother would've made

Horrible service. After waiting almost 15 min... they messed up my order. They "fixed it" by…read morethrowing this crap together. Clearly pre frozen patties and egg... couldn't even be bothered to melt the cheese. I'd give it one star but the little high school kid was nice. Won't be back... Taco Bell does better..

Worst experience. I was in drive thru 28 minutes for 1-bagel with cream cheese. AVOID if possible…read more I'm really at a loss for words.

We went in 5 minutes before they closed so only got time to pick out some to-go items. I ended up…read morewith half a dozen bagels, I picked almost all of them to be the Spinach Cheese ones, they seem gourmet. But they might as well have been just breads as the signature bagel holes aren't very visible. Muffin wise, I took a four-pack to go. The Cheesecake one truly felt like a dessert. I enjoyed it tremendously. All of their muffins are huge but if you want to finish one by yourself, you can do the Cheesecake one. It is more hollow in the middle to allow for the sweet cream cheese so you're not left with a bunch of dough. The muffin top is streusel like while the bottom is moist. I did not want to share mine!! The banana nut muffin is definitely more dense so I liked it less. The Boston cream one may be as good as the cheesecake one but I didn't get to try it. Neither did I try the raspberry one. So I'll have to come back and try more of these treats! Good to know My Favorite Muffin is a chain with more than just one location.

Ok my gosh!!!! Great experience!! I ordered online, great experience!…read moreThen I called with a change... great experience! Got to the shop and the muffin case was Beautiful!! Easy in and out as well!! Ohhh and.... Delicious sandwiches and muffins for Father's Day!

Good bagels and decent coffee for a low price with fast service. It's not gourmet - it's fast…read morecasual, and if that is what you're looking for, it's perfect.

Do not go here.There bagels are soooooooooooooo small,half the size of every other einstein. Yes…read morehalf the size and they raise the prices.talked to a employee , he blamed it on the bakers. This store needs a new manager.This has been going on forever.With no change.

Best tacos around South Denver classic spot for me and my girl. Chips and guac/salsa also super…read moretasty

i had the 3 flautas - one potato, one chicken, one beef. the tortilla was fried to perfection, the…read moreinnards were maybe overcooked. i forgot which one was which. loved the 2 salsas that came with them, tho. The steak burrito was very good and flavorful and a decent size. Wasn't the biggest fan of the green chili smothered atop of the burrito; however, it was alright. It was a bit too sweet and tangy for my preference. The al pastor sope was very tasty, although they missed the pineapple i requested. I'd give the sope 5 stars, flautas 3.5 stars, & had I gotten a handheld burrito instead of a smothered one, I'd easily give it a 5 as well. my lunch date's al pastor burrito was good sized but was luke-warm and missing the pineapple he requested. he also ordered it with a green chili smother, which he didn't care for. The chili tasted sour, & he couldn't really determine the flavor (maybe lots of lime?), but it overpowered the flavor of the whole burrito. he well go back and try it again - definitely without their green chili. he also had a chili relleno which was very flavorful and average in size. the location is great with plenty of parking. the restaurant was fairly quiet, despite the time of day and number of patrons there. really nice staff. service felt slow, but we were famished, so that could be why. prices are rather palatable. I'd certainly return here again.