Went the other day. Got a Gyro with extra meat, fries and falafel. The gyro looked like a normal…read moresized gyro. Not very hearty for paying for extra meat. Fries were good and decent size 3 pieces of dry falafel for $6 I could hear and see the employee making the food as we were the only two people in there. I fries and falafel went in the fryer. The gyro spit was not turning and the heat was not on even though there was meat on the spit. I never saw nor heard meat being put on the grill. I did hear the microwave. I asked the employee when she came out with the food if she microwaved it and she lied to my face. When I got the food home 5 mins later the gyro was extremely dry. $30 for a dry, skimpy, microwaved gyro, 3 falafel and some fries. Never coming back. Save your money. Very disappointing.

I really wanted to love this place. I adore gyro sandwiches and it seems there are never enough…read moreplaces to get an authentic one. The order process online went smoothly and the food was ready promptly. I was disappointed by the gyro and ended up not eating it. For the uninitiated, a gyro sandwich is a pita bread filled with gyro meat, tzatziki sauce, and sometimes lettuce, tomatoes, and onions. The meat is made of a blend of seasoned lamb and beef meat molded around a vertical spit. The spit rotates and the outside is exposed to a heat source. As the meat broils, the chef carves off slices or chunks from the sections that have browned. Typically the gyro meat is cooked to "well done." The meat in my gyro was not browned; rather it was lighter colored and had a mealy mouthfeel. I've eaten gyros in traditional Greek restaurants and casual eateries in Chicago, Austin, San Francisco Bay Area, and now Denver, and this was the first time I've tasted the meat cooked this way. Three stars because the restaurant looked well kept and reasonably clean, the service was polite, and it's possible other people are not bothered by manner of preparation of the gyro. I also ordered a side of hummus and it was good.

First time at Dave's hot chicken restaurant! They have a…read morevariety of sliders, strips, and sandwiches, all served with fries and Dave's special sauce. I wasn't sure if I wanted hot or mild on the spicy scale, so I went with mild to be on the safe side. The lady behind the counter was super patient with me. The place was busy, and you could smell the amazing aroma of Dave's hot chicken. My sandwich was delicious, with just the right amount of spicy sauce and a perfect mix of ingredients, including pickles and Dave's special sauce. I'm definitely coming back to try the sandwich with a spicier flavor, like medium.

My husband and I popped in for a quick dinner before a movie…read more There was a line when we entered which moved quickly. We placed our order and were given a beeper for when it was ready. We both got single slider meals that came with fries. We both opted for a water cup to hydrate. I got lite mild and he got the next level up. The sandwiches came topped with coleslaw and pickles. The pickles were flavorful. The fries were well seasoned. The sandwich was ok. It was a large breaded chicken tender. I know they are known for the hot, hot hot, and super hot levels of seasoning, but I kind of expected the mild to have flavor as well. It was bland. My husband loved his meal.

20 Years of Searching - Finally Found It!…read more I've lived in Colorado for 20 years, and I've been dying to find a Persian restaurant that matches King Kebab in Sacramento. Well, I finally found it - Baba Joon Kebabs! I actually drove pretty far from my side of town just to get this food, so I was really excited to taste it. And let me tell you - it did not disappoint. The rice was beautiful, the sauce was perfect, the naan (the bread) was very tasty - everything was just spot on. I didn't have time to dine in, so I ordered takeout. I gave some to my daughter to try, and she fell in love with Persian food on the spot. Then I gave it to my high school daughter, and she loved it too. This was their first time trying Iranian food, and they're already hooked. I didn't get to try the lamb shank this time, but next time I'm going straight for it. And honestly, I need to go back, sit down, and really enjoy eating at the restaurant the way it's meant to be experienced. I highly recommend people give Baba Joon Kebab a try. This is one of those cultural foods you need to have in Denver or in Colorado. Because let's be real - Colorado is a fast food state. It doesn't have much cultural food like this. This is one of the cultural foods you'll actually love. And shout out to the Iranian family running it - they did a great job. Very, very good food. If you do the lamb shank right - and from what I tasted, I bet you do - you have my blessing to go. Do yourself a favor and check this place out!

I was craving Persian food and was thrilled to discover Babajoon was conveniently located near my…read moreoffice. I indulged in a variety of dishes to sample the diverse menu. Each item I ordered was incredibly flavorful and satisfying. I highly recommend trying the ghormeh sabzi; it was an absolute delight. Herb Stew -Ghormeh Sabzi Makhsus Combo Kabobs - Chicken & Beef Yellow Split Pea Stew-Ghaymeh Bademjoon Kabob - Sultani - King's Beef Eggplant & Herb Spread (kashk bahdenjoon)

This is going to sound insane but they have amazing pizza. It's literally better than other pizza…read moreplaces I've tried locally. It's soooo fresh and seasoned so good. You can even get it Indian style.

The food was good, not great. Ordered a few items for delivery. Food arrived on-time and still…read morewarm. It was just a little bland.

We've heard all the great talk about the iPie truck- one of the faves that travels to our office…read moreand everyone raves about it so I was stoked when we had the opportunity to try their store front. We ordered delivery and I like the way their site is laid out and the descriptions are great. I especially like the variety of toppings- always a thumbs up from me when a pizza place offers cream cheese as a topping. The food arrived quite quickly and their delivery person was super friendly! The pizzas were pretty good though one of them was a bit tough which I was surprised about. I was also disappointed with the nickel and dining people for the toppings. The dough tasted good and the toppings were pretty good as well. I think it's a pretty good standard pizza. I am willing to pay more when the food is really good, however the cost of each topping was pretty high especially considering most of the toppings were only on half of the pizza. We got two pizzas and a cheesy bread and including tip it was over $80. Again, the pizzas were pretty good but I don't know that the cost of over $30 per pizza with just a few toppings is reasonable. May just stick with ordering the individual pizzas at the truck.

Probably one of the best pizza places in Broomfield . Fresh vegetables , great sauce and great…read morecrust.I will be ordering from them again .

Was waiting for my Tesla to charge and craved a good burger. This place is in the same parking lot…read more Immediately as I stepped in, i couldn't help but notice all the scuffed walls, the place should really get a fresh paint job. There were a few tables for seating and seats at the counter. Ordering was easy and they hand you the food as soon as it comes out. I ordered the chocolate shake which was good but nothing out of the ordinary. I also got the angus burger but wasn't as juicy as I like. Good burger but definitely better burger places in town

I was looking for a quick spot to eat and saw this small burger spot. It's in the middle of a…read morebunch of other restaurants so the parking is limited but I was pleasantly surprised how good this place is. The dish looked fancy when I got it but I destroyed it. It was delicious. One of the better burgers in the Denver area. Lots of flavor. The fries were crunchy and lightly salted. The plate was a bit expensive. For the meal it was a little over $20 but I was happy with my meal. Not too much to say about the service, just a cashier but she did drop my meal off. The restaurant looked nice and the decor was on point. It's a bit out of the way but if you are headed to the airport then you should stop on by.

Disappointing... Got…read morea kabob plate for $26 It was like a 15$ plate, 18$ at most Feel like I got ripped off... Flavors were ok, The kabob was very spongy and small. Won't be back. 2 starz

It is my favorite Greek food !! locally owned and large pieces of gyro meat!! large portions and…read morefriendly people!!!

This is a legitimate hole in the wall so if you are looking for a fancy ambiance, this is not for…read moreyou. But if you come for the food, then you are in for a treat. I tried their goat meat which is a recent addition to their menu and it was so good, I had to get a second order and eat it right there and then. The owner is friendly and kind, and let me get that second even after they had closed.

when I went in I was very confused it did not look like food was being served, and had a whole set…read moreup of heated bins but all empty in the front. lol They definitely have to work on the ambiance. But I saw pictures online and it looked delicious and healthy so I was like you know what ... I'll give it a shot because I'm hungry and I don't feel like doing super fast food right now! I decided to try it I got the chicken Shawarma meal , really delicious green sauce, along with the hummus and Taziki. Definitely good for what it is. Just wish I had more pita. Lol

One of our favorite places to eat! You get fresh food with good portions with fast service. Staff…read moreis always friends and the restaurant is very clean. Caution: 2 lines of red sauce is hotttt! So unless you like spicy, my husband recommends one line red sauce and lots of white sauce!

Excellent spot for a quick, delicious and healthy meal. I tried the new Sriracha Honey Falafel…read moretoday and it is by far my favorite. If you like it spicy get all the toppings and add 4 lines of hot sauce on top of the white sauce. Bomb!! In addition to the great food, the staff at this location are some of the nicest people. Excellent and friendly service every visit. We plan to be back soon and will download the app for perks.

I think the food was nice, but it's a one and done meal. It is tasty, might have gone a bit…read moreoverboard with red sauce though, I asked for a medium spicy level. Restaurant was pretty hot I think they didn't have AC running and I got my food without utensils or napkins so that was annoying. Other than that, try it out but wouldn't say it rocked my world. Staff was friendly.

Ooph. While Cupbop's original food truck may have been founded on the spirit of Korean culture,…read morethis apple has fallen far from the tree. I would not wish any of my friends or family to associate this with Korean cuisine. This location is located in a shopping plaza with several other restaurants and offers a fast casual option for those looking to stray beyond Chipotle. Inside, bored staff members stare blankly at you while giving unhelpful descriptions of menu items. "Korean style fried chicken" (Ugly Bop), "Korean style BBQ chicken" (Kko Kko Bop), and "Korean style tangy fried chicken" (Rock Bop) all read so similarly that it's hard to tell without having been here before what you're getting. I still don't remember which one was which, but one of them was more like orange chicken (neither Korean... not even ethnically Chinese if you're wondering), one was like popcorn chicken (Taiwanese) and reasonably tasty, and the other one was a sticky sweet chicken. I went with a salad bowl with noodles, while my boyfriend and I split some Mandoo. We waited forever for our meal to be prepared, another flabbergasting oddity since the whole point of a fast casual is for them to scoop and dump and hand you the container. Somehow people coming in after us go their meal first, and when my boyfriend went to ask if our meal was the one sitting on a tray at the end, an employee snapped at him. Turns out it was ours. When we finally unboxed the items, the mystery cream and brown sauces covering our bowls had sort of congealed into an unappetizing mess. The popcorn style chicken wasn't bad, but everything else was just passable and they would honestly be better served by just reheating H-Mart japchae for their noodle base. I shudder to think what their interpretation of ramen is.