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    Edgewater Public Market

    4.4 (324 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    Leslie A.

    Came here because we were sightseeing around the area and had some time to burn so found this place. We might have come during a busy time because parking was very hard to find. What was great about this is that while all of the shops and food kiosks are inside some of them also have windows to the outside for service. And when we arrived, they were setting up the outdoor area for a stage for live music, blowup kids play areas, etc. which I think there was something happening later in the day. Upon walking in, we did arrive around 10 AM and so I think some of the chaos were not open yet but closer to noon they did open up. This place is really expensive airy bright, and there's a lot to see. There's a brewery at the one end as well. There isn't a lot of seating unless you're happy with the picnic style bench, communal tables. I would definitely come back here again if I had more time to really see all of the businesses that were selling items as well as being able to truly see every menu of every food kiosk. As soon as you walk in the main entrance, there's a huge bar to the right hand side, and that looked pretty well stocked as well, but it was too early for a drink. Would definitely and have to definitely come back.

    YUM!!! Wood Fired Pizza from Sloans
    MicheleElys M.

    HUNGRY? THIRSTY? Edgewater Public Market is the place to be. Within the square are multiple businesses eager to serve with delight, Emergency Vet Care, new business coming, plenty of parking, very busy during the weekend, you will find a parking spot. Please no Dogs, only Service Dogs! As you and possibly friends walk in, Full Bar to your Right, with plenty of seating Special place for family events, friends to meet, or solo on your computer; free wifi First greeting might be Aphrodite with her team at Saints or Sinners, all surrounded by Apres Venezuelan delicious dishes, Gyros are incredible, Fresh silky Ice cream, Walk around to Plants Stores, Shoe Stores, Chic Clothing, back to possibly Vegan with a new menu, or Empanadas some vegetarian, the list is phenomenal, From Vegan, Wood Fired Pizza - Delicious!! Don't past by, come back another day, or each week!!

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    Jessie J.

    This place was super cool. Reminds me a lot of Stanley marketplace, which I also really love. We got there too late to really enjoy the stores, but the food court was open with tons of unique & tasty options. We opted for sliders, but there were so many different cuisines feature we will most definitely be going back!

    Black Box Bakery examples - yum!
    Linder S.

    There is plenty of parking and food options here. A good spot to meet a big or small group of people with varying taste buds and/or dietary preferences. I ordered from Carnivore and the customer service could have been better. I ordered from a screen, but the chef hardly made eye-contact with me. Tacos were good. The market is kid-friendly with a lot of space, but no climbing structure. Bathroom was clean. There are a few retail shops to check out as well. Will plan to return in the near future and suggest as a meeting spot for friends.

    Lamb Tibs from Konjo Ethiopian
    Lisa M.

    The concept of Edgewater Public Market is so fun! The food hall consists of a bar, a brewery, lots of restaurants, and some shops! A group of friends met here for dinner and it was perfect, as there was no time limit to catch up and something for everyone! We ended up getting food from several of the restaurants and sharing, which is highly recommended!! Konjo Ethiopian, Yard Bird, and Barbed Wire were our favorites. I was bummed because the dumpling shop wasn't open, but that just means I have to come back!

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    Chelsea B.

    loved the vibe of this place. so many good food options to choose from and lots of space for seating.

    Hannah S.

    It was so yummy and not overly priced. my slider was so good. i got the shrooms slider which I personally think was the best one. My dumplings were underwhelming tbh. there was no garnish on it. my poke bowl was good and was hard to find at first. the man at the chicken sandwich station was super cool and was a great spirit to be around. Loved this place and the brewery at the end of the hall has bingo nights on wednesdays!

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    Nice place to go for a date. We had the Ethiopian stall (Konjo), which I highly, highly recommend.

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    Great Place! Restaurants and shops were all unique and everyone was friendly and welcoming.

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    From snacks and burgers, ice cream to beer, there is literally something for everyone at this food hall.

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    When I have friends stopping through town on the way to the slopes or even a convention, I usually…read moretake them to Avanti. They're gonna see the mountains, usually have a day or two planned to explore them. I think it's nice to showcase our city skyline and the view of downtown from the spacious upstairs bar and patio. The city lights just glistening at night from that vantage point... The food court features local eateries and usually covers every flavor for a lunch or dinner palette. The staff is great, friendly and efficient at keeping the tables clean for seamless table turnover. The wine list is refreshing... parking does stink on weekends because the area is so popular. It's got a lot of screens to watch games or open seating to catch up with friends.

    Denver is lacking in food halls!! I am so glad I got to check Avanti out, they have great food…read moreconcepts! I like that they have 2 bars, never had to wait long at all for service. We tried The Pizza Bandit; ordered the Sweet Heat pizza, jalapeños, pepperoni, cream cheese and hot honey, with ranch drizzle and OMG the hot honey was just the perfect touch. Crust was pretty charred, but they make everything fresh on site in a wood fire pizza oven! Super cool. Also tried Knockabout Burgers- I would absolutely be back just for the garlic parm fries alone. With the truffle aioli they are now my new obsession. NEED to return for the lobster roll from Shuck Brothers. Loved the sturdy seating provided inside- the cement stools made all the difference in comfort when sitting inside. Upstairs only has 2 bathrooms, so be aware there will be a wait, but they were very clean. Can't wait to be back!

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    This is such a neat concept. It's an outdoor beer garden with rotating food trucks and one…read morepermanent food truck (adobo which is a fantastic Filipino and Mexican fusion and highly recommend trying). You can order from a computer or lineup outside the small indoor area where staff are working. Although it's outdoor, there are indoor bathrooms available.There is a ton of comfortable seating options with a very relaxed vibe, play area and activities for kids, and heating lamps with the option to get a little fire at your table for when it gets cold. In the summer this place will be even better! There is very limited parking so you will likely have to park along the side street and walk a bit. When I went I tried a turkey sandwich from bandwagon which was delicious.

    As an Austin transplant, I am always missing food trucks parks. This is something Denver def…read moreneeded! I stopped by today because I saw they had my all time favorite food truck today: Rocky Mountain slices. While I waited for my slices to be ready I strolled around and checked things out. It's got about 8 parking spots but there is street parking as well. There is a plethora of seating ranging from picnic tables to comfy outdoor couches. There is a lot of cool offerings at the bar, I was most intrigued by the frozen lemon slushee and spiked hot cocoa. This is a family friendly, pet friendly spot. I can't wait to stop by and regularly check out their offerings!

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    I have yet to have tried anything that I haven't liked there. It's clean every single boost food is…read moreabsolutely delicious. It's a great place to go when nobody can decide what they wanna eat and everybody wants something different very family, friendly atmosphere as well. Hesher BBQ Co has a place there so definitely go visit them nicest staff best bbq! But honestly, all of it is delicious. There's no place that you can go wrong with.!

    Parkway is a sweet third space in the center of south Longmont - just west of Main Street on the…read morenorth side of Ken Pratt. Great central location. It is a place to spend money on food and drink and socialize, but it is not a good fit for all sensory needs - especially challenging for those with auditory sensitivity. I organize a local community group to attend trivia events and we like Parkway for this, but we're don't love it. This review is specific to Wednesday nights, and trivia in particular. Pros: - Fantastic food selection for all ranges of affordability and dietary preferences (but perhaps not restrictions due to allergy). Employees of food stalls are friendly and service is always great. The popsicle stand guy is above and beyond! - Many seating options. Low tables with benches, high tables with chairs that have a back, and numerous 2-4 top tables with ordinary chairs. - Trivia prize is a gift card usable throughout Parkway (except the cheesesteak place, I think). - If you beat the house at trivia, they give out drink tokens for the team. Our team tends to be very large with only 3-4 people actually paying attention to trivia, and last night the bartender offered to provide tokens for all 12+ people. We declined but appreciate the generosity! - There are several children's play areas including an arcade, and several other separated spaces that I'm guessing can be rented or used for larger groups. Cons: - The space can get quite loud and the trivia caller may or may not be very audible. If you're too close to the trivia caller's speaker, it can be very difficult to hear the people at your table. - Only one TV is turned to the trivia game, so if you're seated facing away from that TV (about half the seats in the house are) you need to look at the trivia questions on a phone or computer. - Tons of TVs here. There isn't any seating area that's tech free. You'll have TVs in line of sight the whole time you're here, which may be challenging for those who are very distractible or prefer less tech in their social spaces. - Despite it being the World Cup, last night every TV was tuned to a baseball game. While yes there was no live game playing right that time, it was bizarre to me that not a single TV was doing replays of the most watched global sports tournament ahead of the quarterfinals. - The bar pool tables are kinda in the middle of everything (right next to a trash/water area and door to a patio), and every time I see people play they are constantly stopping play to accommodate diners walking around them. It would be nice if the bar games had their own space - darts could be added if they moved the pool tables into one of the walled off rooms. More adult play spaces = more $$ spent, so probably good investment for them for the future. Trivia: - Currently device dependent. You must have a phone or computer to play. - 4 rounds of 8 questions, 3 minutes per question. - Faster answers gain more points. - No limits on team sizes, and they're not very mindful about the winners - one time we had a new team member who was answering our team questions in his phone and won second place, which we of course declined but the trivia caller had no idea. - Prizes are Parkway gift cards to top 3 teams; $30 for 1st, $20 for 2nd, $10 for 3rd.

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    This was our first time ever coming here. While the atmosphere was in fact great, the food was…read moregood, but the individual at the Republik chicken place offered awful service. We placed our order as directed, we weren't told that we'd receive a text or notification when our food was ready, we waited a solid 25 minutes when I finally chose to ask where our food was. It was in fact and had been ready but part of it was wrong and instead of fixing it she decided to tell me "Well I didn't hear that so I don't know what you want me to do". I couldn't even find a manager to tell this about. Probably won't be back sadly.

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    Wednesday nights are fantastic at Barfly!…read more Every other Wednesday, there is a live, free comedy show in the bar area starting at 8pm. The Wednesdays that are not comedy nights are live TV Game Show nights where you can play Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, etc. for free and win silly prizes. This also starts at 8pm. These are super fun events to just drop by after a movie at Alamo.

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