Nice deli. Chicken Parm and French Dip were great. Friendly staff. Lots of choices. Was busy in a good way. Not a ton of seating.

Wow that is a really bad breakfast burrito. Barely any cheese, egg patty is gross, potatoes are completely unseasoned. This is a perfect example of DenverSlop read more

Heidi's is literally my fist stop when I travel to Denver for business. It's in the heart of downtown and along my walk to my office. All of the staff is so friendly and you can smell the fresh bread as you walk in. They bake all of their breads in-house and all of their food is amazing! read more

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My Review is based on pick up- I got the Heidi's club sandwich On rye bread and I'm still thinking about it the next day! The service was great when picking up, it was quick and easy. The sandwich comes with a pickle and a side, went with a potato salad which is small but delicious! The star of the show is the sandwich however, very fulfilling and delicious! Probably my favorite club sandwich in Denver thus far. read more

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Not sure why the fewer stars. Handcut homemade bread ( marble rye) with very good pastrami

I searched "bagels" the other day since we were gonna run some errands and I wanted to pick something up to go. I realize I am that weirdo who sometimes just wants a solid bagel, not sliced, nothing on it. It always makes me laugh how foreign this concept is to some people. So we get inside and I realize it's more of a deli than a "bagel" place, bummer, but I asked what kind they have and they gave me a list of 4-5. They didn't sell cinnamon raisin, so I just got a plain. I said nothing on it. They asked me like 8 questions - no butter? no jelly? no cream cheese? Broskis, just a plain bagel. My husband ordered a bacon, egg, and cheese and they acted like he was speaking gibberish, when it's right on their menu. Everyone seemed......new that day? Or had never seen their own menu before? It was more cumbersome to order than one would imagine. Anyway, this was probably one of the worst bagels I've ever had. Texture was off, tasted like bread and not a bagel. I know I have to temper my expectations for bagels in Colorado, but for a place called BROOKLYN deli, super disappointed. The frozen bagels I get from Walmart sometimes are far superior. The bacon, egg, and cheese was fine ingredients wise, but my husband's everything bagel (not actually everything - they just added poppy seeds + sesame seeds, not all the other seasonings) was on par with mine. Definitely wouldn't be dropping by this place again. read more

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The bread is always extremely fresh and the sandwich sandwiches are always on point. I love this place!

Winner!! A quaint little place! New Customer... pleasantly surprised!! Yesterday, I ordered the turkey wrap on tomato basil ... sooooo good! Fresh, delicious, and plentiful! They don't make it until you order it! It was cold outside, so I went back today for soup (to warm me up). I ordered Tomato Florentine ... it was really delicious! Hot, fresh, loads of goodness in a cup! Their menu is big! There's something for everyone... sandwiches, wraps, soup, salad and more! Made fresh to order, while you wait! They're fast, friendly, and very reasonably priced! Check them out!! read more

I went to the location in Brighton. To start, the service was not great. When I arrived there were a few people in front of me, and it wasn't busy yet. I ordered the Juliana and also a kids hot dog. It took what seemed like FOREVER to get our order. The people in front of us all got their orders and then people after me got their orders. I finally went to question where my order was and they were calling an "Emily" instead of my name which is "Monique". A few things I think they can improve, is if they didn't hear a name fully, the staff should ask again instead of assuming a name. Maybe repeat the name back to the customer to make sure it is correct. Also, the Juliana sandwich stated it comes warmed. Mine was not. For an Italian sandwich it was quite dry and not worth the 25+ min wait time. I was hoping that with waiting the sandwich would come out phenomenal, which was not the case. Very mediocre in my opinion. My husband and I love to go to different sandwich shops and order the Italian sub. We are Italian sub pros at this point and this shouldn't have taken that long to be that mediocre and dry. Lastly, when given my order, they forgot the kids meal, entirely. I had to remind them and they did apologize and made it on the spot, but that added an additional 8+ minutes or so to wait for the kids order. At this point, we have been at this shop for a while. It's hard not to feel some sort of way. The staff apologized, but their sense of urgency seems to be lacking. It's like they were all moving in slow motion. I didn't expect anything super fast, but to have 5-6 people on one line and for things to be as slow as they were was confusing and painful to watch. I would recommend to preorder online to prevent any long wait times and to check your food order to avoid forgotten items. In my opinion, there are better deli spots with better tasting food. Of course I understand some days are off days. I won't count them out just yet, and would like to give them another chance. A positive is the snickerdoodle cookies are quite delicious! read more

Heidi's Brooklyn Deli - The Juliana sandwich - Delis Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Last time I was at Heidi's Brooklynn Deli, I had something like a Cajun crab cake sandwich I think but it was TOTALY AWESOME!!!! Highly recommend it to all! I've been here before and every experience has been above par but this sandwich... Must try!!! read more

I visited Heidi's Brooklyn Deli for lunch during the week. The line was very long with many customers coming in during the lunch rush, but it was well worth the wait! The staff is very friendly and quickly took and completed orders to keep the line moving. I highly recommend getting the hot sandwiches from Heidi's. I particularly enjoyed the pastrami on rye and Italian sandwiches! The deli meat and vegetables were both very fresh but the best part of the sandwiches is definitely the bread! The french bread was crisp on the outside and soft on the inside while the rye had a nice blend of flavors. I will continue to stop by for lunch when downtown in the future! read more

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Excellent lunch time location! Great sandwiches, quick service, and friendly staff! All in one great shop! Indoor seating if you're trying to get away from the desk too! I really enjoyed their salmon melt recommended by my coworker. I look forward to visiting again to try their sunshine breakfast burrito and their Reuben. Inside has plenty of standing room for the line that will develop and enough space for individuals seated in store. read more

This was NOT it. First off, they put my sandwich on the wrong bread. I asked for no thousand island and they put extra which made the bread super soggy. The corned beef was extra fatty and inedible. I'll always try a place twice so hopefully it's better next time. read more

Menu looked good but whoever the lady was working behind the counter on 8-22-2025 at 3:15 pm was horrible. Loud and rude. I left my drink and said fuck this she's so rude and 3 other people left also. What the hell happened to at least a smile or a hello, not just getting yelled at across the room. Maybe during the training period people need to be trained in minimal human decency. read more

Heidi's Denver, which is located on Lawrence Street, between 17th and 18th Streets, makes incredibly delicious fast casual food. The team is always friendly, and they do tend to get busy due to being located on the ground floor of a large office building, and in part, because they're only open during breakfast and lunchtime hours only (8 am - 2:30 pm Mon-Thurs, 8 am - 2 pm Fri, Closed Sat/Sun), but things move swiftly. I typically get the Canjun Turkey sandwich with no modifications, and I can honestly say it's one of the best deli sandwiches in Denver and beyond. Normally, I get it on whole wheat, but you really cannot go wrong with your bread choice, because the primary bread selection is made from scratch, and baked in-house daily. They hand slice the wonderfully soft bread and then top it with fresh turkey, avocado, tomato, onions, lettuce, and a delicious housemade sweet and slightly spicy Cajun sauce. For just $9.99 (at the time this was written), you get a huge sandwich, a deli-style dill pickle, and your choice of homemade potato salad, homemade coleslaw, or standard Lays chips. It's so good and many times I eat it as two separate meals. The cookies are also made fresh in-store and are amazing! read more

Heidi's Brooklyn Deli - This photo does not do justice to how good this sandwich is. - Delis Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Great food at reasonable prices! Today is their soft opening and the team seems seasoned.

The Italian Wedding Soup is delicious! I went back and bought a large container because the soup was so tasty. Staff was very friendly and helpful. read more

The food was amazing and was out fast. Really friendly and welcoming staff and ambiance is deli all the way!

We have ordered for pickup several times now and the ingredients are fresh and tasty. They have made our orders correctly every time. The staff is friendly and helpful. Prices and selection is great. read more

Such a good bagel!! I got the jalapeño cheese with plain cream cheese. Perfect crisp from toaster but soft in middle. Workers were all kind and talkative. Totally recommend! No fresh iced coffee, but bottle/can options in fridge section read more

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Fantastic lunch spot. Went in today, was in and out in about 5 minutes. Workers were very polite and the sandwich I got was fantastic. Price is very good considering the amount of food you get , my sandwich came with chips and a pickle for only $10! Great place I recommend. read more

This is my favorite sandwich deli. The sandwiches are huge, And very original. The Cajun turkey and avocado sandwich Is one of my favorites. The nice lady Susie is always so helpful and gets our lunch orders ready fast. And The orders are always correct. (Which is a big deal when all the office girls are hangry LOL) read more

Heidi's is an amazing deli with an old school, urban vibe. I haven't been in years but started working in the area again and stopped by. My French dip sandwich and potato salad were delicious and under $12. They have a broad menu. The staff is friendly, clean & efficient. The line at 12:30 on a Wed was impressively out the door the entire time I was there and moved quickly. Certainly worth the brief wait. read more

I love local restaurants and love to support those that are friendly in their service and have great food. I always in search for the perfect italian sub sandwich and Heidi's in my opinion is pretty darn good. Some may find that hey might be a little higher priced than others, but to me for a treat and desire for a great sandwich I will pay the price the ask, because you get what you pay for a lot of the time. read more

Heidi's is a good spot to try if you're in the downtown area and looking for a quick bite to eat. They've usually got a sizable line around lunch time, but the staff is friendly and very efficient! I recommend the chicken parmesan sandwich because I enjoy toasted and warm over cold classics. It will fill up the average person, and only cost $7-10 depending on whether you get a chip upgrade and/or leave a tip! Will continue to stop by whenever I'm nearby visiting for work. read more

The people behind the counter could be a little more helpful instead of pointing at literature when you ask a question and they could help people in order (like the ones who walk in together) rather randomly select who they THINK is next. Aside from that, the Breakfast Burrito that my love always gets and the option I had (Chicken Parmesan on Jalapeno Bagel) were pretty decent and reasonably priced too! read more

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Not the Brooklyn Deli vibe I was hoping for. Wasn't a welcoming atmosphere, when I said thank you multiple times there was no response. The breakfast sandwich was basic for an above price. They definitely didn't season the egg at all & seemed like they used packaged cheese slices read more

The bread is cooked fresh every week, and the meat is also fresh and tasty! I personally enjoy the Cajun turkey sandwich, as well as the roast beef sandwich. This is a fantastic sandwich spot! Also, the owner of this deli is very nice and personable. I used to come here every day when I worked across the street. read more

Heidi's Brooklyn Deli - Cajun Turkey, yum. - Delis Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Really wish the employees here would wear their mask when it's a county-wide (and therefore building) mandate.

$13 lunch with huge New Yorker, medium Thai fire chicken soup, potato salad and a pickle. Very pleased. read more

Heidi's Brooklyn Deli - New Yorker, Thai fire chicken soup, potato salad and a pickle: $13. - Delis Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I've had better... I thought I would go with the turkey on wheat. The bread was nice and fresh - I ordered the wheat (trying to be healthy, yanno?). The deli meat was really tasty too, not sure what kind of turkey they use, but it was pretty savory. The rest of the sandwich, however, just left something to be desired. I found it overall to be quite dry - and that's with the addition of avocado (which I could barely see or taste because it was as skimpy as a Paris Hilton outfit). There was very little produce on it either...one smallish wilted piece of lettuce and like two slices of tomato. Also noticeably missing was the mustard - maybe when I said no mayo no onion, she naturally assumed I meant no mustard?! Maybe that also was secret sandwich maker language for, don't put anything but turkey on there!? Someone fill me in - I think I missed the memo! $10 for a boring and bland sandwich and a soda seems a bit steep to me - but then I'm just a visitor here to Denver and maybe that's the norm. I can't wait to go home and have a Little Lucca's sandwich of heaven!! read more

I love me some Heidi's, and I was super sad when the location on the other end of downtown closed. I knew that there was another one somewhere along the same street, but would it the same as the location that I loved so much? Yes, of course. It's a chain. A beloved chain that will always be tasty. This location always has lines out the door at lunch time, but that's typical for most places. It's lunch time. People gotta eat. It doesn't take too terribly long, and before I know it, I am placing an order for my world famous Transplanted New Yorker on pumpernickel bread. This place has the BEST pumpernickel bread. Dark, thick, and so damn soft. Just like me. Pile on all the Italian meats and cheese, cajun sauce, avocado, tomato and lettuce, and this girl is in heaven. As for sides, get the potato salad. Trust me. German taters at their best. Who cares about service when I can get the aforementioned sandwich? Eat half for lunch and save the rest for lunch tomorrow (or, if you're like me, as a late afternoon snack). read more

By way of a disclaimer: Heidi's Deli gave me a free chocolate chip cookie today that I just wolfed down. My opinion might be skewed in gooey chocolate goodness! I had no idea that Heidi's Deli was so close to my office, but I just walked over to Heidi's for lunch and it was very good. I had a tuna salad sandwich on wheat - and the bread was tasty. It was a little thickly sliced for my taste (I hate gigantic hard crusts - and there is a lot of that sitting on my plate staring at me), but overall the flavors were good and the cole slaw I had on the side was not too mayonnaise-d out. The service was relatively quick, but not overly friendly. I'll definitely go back to Heidi's Deli - this and other locations always satisfy my stomach! read more

I'm a glutton for punishment, I guess... I kept coming back, but I'm done with this Heidi's location (despite my deep love for their bread.) On my last visit, I opened my sandwich to rearrange the ingredients to find a HUGE black fly, still alive, clinging to the lettuce. Imagine what would have happened if I hadn't opened that sandwich. read more

Don't call yourself a Brooklyn deli when you can't get a Pastrami sandwich right. The marble rye bread is super dense, there were four slices of mediocre pastrami and you missed the coleslaw I ordered. Big disappointment. Can't fool a New Yorker. read more

Ah the lowly sandwich. You'd think there was not much to do with a sandwich. Or really not much to get excited about, you think? What with all the choices you have for real, hot, prepared, made to order stuff. You'd think a place like Heidi's wouldn't stand a chance. Well, what I had could be a lowly choice itself! Imagine getting excited about an egg salad sandwich! I mean, really! Two large freshly baked slices of wheat bread. An ample and bodacious spread of egg salad. The salad, called a Country Egg Salad, was advertised as having Dijon mustard, which provided just the right tang to bind everything together. I asked for the works, which meant lettuce, tomato and onion. Actually, no wait, I said to hold the tomato. And what a feast it was! If I can complain about something silly, they actually overstuffed the sandwich with the egg salad! It was so tasty, perfectly seasoned. As a matter of fact they probably had just made it fresh because on one bite I could taste a bit more of the mustard because it wasn't totally mixed yet. Marvelous sandwich, and a bargain too with a small bag o'chips tossed in. I saw a Mom pick up a nice pb&j for her kids --that too was made to order. Must get that next time since Panera Bread has now relegated this to their kids' menu. read more

Bronx bomb was really good, especially if you pair the sandwich with marble rye. The chicken parm sandwich was terrible - I took two bites and threw it out. Coleslaw was a bit on the sweeter side. Overall I was impressed! Prices are reasonable as well. read more

What I had? Hell's Kitchen on Ciabatta (egg salad, bacon, swiss, avocado and cajun sauce, tomato, and lettuce), potato salad, and chocolate eclair. Food review: This spin on an egg salad sandwich is so good. There's kind of two areas of this sandwich. First there's the egg salad and bacon which is kind of like having breakfast. :-) Then there's the avocado and cajun sauce which blend together nicely. Altogether, you get a really yummy egg salad sandwich. The potato salad is a little bit on the sweeter side which was ok but I'm not a big fan of sweeter potato salads. Finished off the meal with a chocolate eclair which was quite good. Nothing really bad to say about this yummy lunch. Service? No complaints Other thoughts: If it weren't for the Hell's Kitchen sandwich I might have given up on Heidi's some time ago. Everything else I've had here has been so-so. read more

This place is right near my work so in a pinch I tend to go there. I have tried quite a few of their sandwiches, and some are pretty good, and some just are plain bad. There are such contradictions about this place. For example: you have fresh sliced to order homemade bread, but they heat everything up in the microwave. The egg salad is great and home made, but the turkey is slimy pressed meat you would find in a lunchable. (you remember lunchables right?). And their soups are frozen and come out of a food service bag. PROS: Good Brooklyn veggie wrap with hummus, beats, avocado, and some other veggies good Ruben (not the best, but good) Good meatball and chicken parm Really good egg salad Fresh made bread Fast CONS: EXPENSIVE for a sandwich. 7 bucks for half a prime rib sandwich on wheat where there was a piddly, fatty piece of overcooked meat. I even asked before hand if it was too fatty, and the lady gave me kind of a exasperated, "well, it is a little bit." This thing had more fat than meat. The microwaves. I like the chicken parm and meatball sandwiches but they are microwaved. Actually any thing served "hot" is toasted bread and microwaved meat. I just find this bizarre for the price. Their pickles always taste off. It comes with coleslaw (ok) potato salad (better than the coleslaw) or a small bag of food service chips (meaning the small size of plain chips, and if you want any of the other better, tastier chips, or fruit that is extra) Friday is free cookie day (and it is a pretty good cookie). For the price, I would just expect higher quality meats, not microwaved. read more

Can you say "Cajun Turkey Avocado on rye and don't forget my cookie on Free Cookie Friday please"? This location gets pretty packed so we just have it delivered these days but I cannot get enough of Heidi's. I must admit, so far, I always get the same sandwich. Mainly because they don't have any meat substitute for the philly cheesesteak. I like mine with chicken and, many times, they end up only having the breaded chicken. Aside from that, I think the staff is pretty personable. Order taking over the phone is awesome. They even put the names on the sandwiches so people know exactly what is theirs when delivered. One day, I will successfully branch and fall in love with another specialty sandwich but, for now, I'll still to my one and continue to enjoy Heidi's. read more