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    Zeppelin Station

    3.6 (185 reviews)
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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Hipster
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Rose and tequila
    Rey D.

    As the youth say, generally mid like the rest of food halls in Denver. Fun for entertainment and quirky food. Where else can you get a glass or rose and a tequila shot combo?

    Abby T.

    Came here with my family after a long day, and we were blown away with the food options here! We thought we were coming here for the pesto Italiano, and it turned out to be so much more! It was perfect because everyone could get something they liked and wanted. No one felt like they didn't have an option. Every food station looked so good and had big menus! Some share a kitchen, and they all share the dining area, so chairs tables and restrooms. They have multiple areas to return trays and plates and throw out trash. I chose Purisima mexican food station, and the food was beyond amazing! I got the Carne asada fries and pastor chicken tacos. The tacos were some of the best I have ever had! Sweet with a little spice and just packed with flavor! The Carne asada fries were crispy and easy to eat, the neat paired so well with the chili. I devoured my food. I also shared the fried tempura roll from sushi kurro, and it was better than expected! The shrimp was cooked perfectly and just crunchy enough! I enjoyed every bite! Everyone in my family enjoyed their food, there wasn't anything leftover. We were all so happy with what we chose and would love to come back and try more!

    Crystal R.

    A Hub of Culture and Cuisine Zeppelin Station has become one of our favorite spots in town, and for good reason! The diverse array of options and vibrant atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for us. The bar is a definite highlight, offering a fantastic selection of drinks to enjoy while exploring the venue. We particularly love the upstairs area, where our planned events often take place. It's the perfect spot to hang out downstairs, soaking in the ambiance, until it's time for our upstairs adventure. Having frequented Zeppelin Station often, we can confidently say that it never disappoints. Each visit offers something new to discover, from the unique local businesses housed within to the lively events that keep the energy buzzing. And of course always excellent service! We wholeheartedly recommend Zeppelin Station to anyone looking for a dynamic and engaging experience. Whether you're a local or just passing through, make sure to check it out - you won't be disappointed! We're already planning our next visit and can't wait to explore even more of what this gem has to offer. (Pics from a few various times we have gone)

    Ayla B.

    I snuck over to Zeppelin Station for the random Sandoitchi pop-up that is happening for this week only! I like the layout of Zeppelin Station and the different food stalls! There's a decent amount of variety and this is a good spot for a group to visit, being that everyone can choose what they want and then meet in a common sitting area to enjoy it together! I feel there needs to be just a little more seating. While I was there, it was a bit busy which led to limited dining room availability. But, outside of that... I enjoyed my time at the Sandoitchi food stall! The Yuzu Arnold Palmer is where it's at and my strawberries and cream sando was delightful. It was so light, airy, with perfectly ripened strawberries! I will be dreaming of the Yuzu Arnold Palmer though for a long time. The flavor was unique and so refreshing! A perfect summer beverage.

    Food from purisima
    Lauren A.

    Love this place! Not too big and overwhelming like most food halls. Full bar and tons of food options. Plenty of seating options. There's a mezzanine/upstairs area that hosts fun events typically put on by elevate immersive which creates pop up bars with elaborate themes such as Christmas bars, murder mystery, and more!

    Mike K.

    This review is for Sushi Kuro Definitely worth the visit. The Volcano Roll is likely the best Sushi roll I have ever tasted. It is slightly spicy, with crunchy deep fried scallions along with delicious fresh fish and shrimp. Absolutely great combination of flavors and generous portions. Unfortunately I took the picture after eating half the roll but I hope you get the idea. Enjoy!! Thank you

    Hot Cheeto bao buns
    Kristi M.

    Updating this review because sushi kuro! It has truly has become one of my favorite go to spots in the rino area. The food is consistently great. The customer service is awesome. It's always fresh and comes out quickly. The sushi burritos are my favorite, you can't go wrong with ordering any of them!

    Keylo P.

    Great selection of food. Bit smaller than I expected but overall great and friendly service. We ended up picking Sushi Kuro for their ramen. Broth was tasty and rich. Would come back again.

    Bread bowl
    Renaye V.

    We got here on a Thursday around noon, the place was empty. I wasn't sure anything was open with how dead it was. I liked how's the restaurants are kind of in a circle around the building. But there aren't a whole lot of places to pick from. We went specially for the lobster. Rocking lobster was good, they really do like on the lobster. There was a spice I didn't like in the soup though, not sure what it was. And my daughter was disappointed there wasn't any lobster in the bisque. I gave her mine out of my grilled cheese. It's pricey but when isn't lobster pricey. I probably wouldn't go back just because it's far for us and you have to pay to park. I did dream about their bread though! Wow amazing bread.

    Sandwiches
    Jon J.

    Got a couple of sandwiches at Sandoitchi, which was a popup. Chicken Katzu was 10/10 Mango Ube was 11/10 Matcha Horchata 10/10 Amazing, I've never had anything like it. Also, the vibes from Denver Bazaar Market were impeccable.

    Inside
    Apple S.

    I came here for Big Trouble. The door men asked ID and did body searching. I asked if they knew big trouble but had no clue, it's strange you are a door guy for a place you don't know what's going on inside. I found it but it was closed. However vibes were great, there was a DJ, people were dancing and the drinks at the general bar were good. I came back again to the bar and it's always good vibes here which I like a lot. It's really the perfect spot for when you don't really know what to do so you just come hang out here and check out the arcade games etc

    Maruko X.

    The Zeppelin Station is an immersive creative workplace and market hall located at the new rail line, which was designed to connect a diverse community of innovators. The collaborative space brings together elements of two other signature projects, TAXI and The Source. There are few parking spots outside, though there are limited vendors inside at the moment.

    Quesadilla and Pollo Pibil Taco
    Morgan H.

    Zeppelin Station is a food hall with a cute hipster vibe inside with lots of little areas to discover. It was pretty dead on a Friday afternoon. They have a large bar which is the central focus and would be fun to hang out at if it were a little busier. I appreciated the chilled water and ice dispenser but wish they left cups out so we didn't have to wait a while for someone to appear behind the bar to give us a cup. You currently order via QR code due to staffing shortages so you don't really need to bother walking around to see all the various stalls because all menus are on the same QR link. They didn't always match up with what was on the boards at the stalls. They currently have 3 Asian offerings: Thai, Japanese and Filipino as well as Columbian, burgers, BBQ and tacos. I had a carne asada quesadilla and a Pollo Pibil taco from Nixtamos. The quesadilla was huge with tender chunks of meat and the taco had great flavor. Compared to other food halls the offerings here just weren't that enticing.

    Crispy rice with tuna

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    Stopped by for a bite. So many options - something for everyone. Also there was live music - what an awesome vibe!

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