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    Market Hall

    4.0 (301 reviews)
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    John H.

    So this is more of a hotel lobby with businesses split into two buildings. This is not to say the restaurants aren't worth visiting, but my rating is due to the limited choices. The Japanese restaurant is on my dining list, but they are only open for dinner. The space is in a loft like setting with a modern sensibility.

    Mountain View double queen room
    Holly L.

    I normally stay at Hilton or Marriott hotels but I've been to Safta before in the market place and thought it would be fun to try something new. The room is spacious and has a nice view but I haven't been impressed with my experience overall. The elevators are so slow, the hotel is a bit loud, I tried to order room service and the fees were equal to 50% of the bill...plus there was a mosquito in my room that was so annoying. It's fine but I wouldn't come back

    Rooftop bar/ the Woods reataurant.
    Dave S.

    I recently stayed at the Source. It is a great hotel! It is a 1/2 mile walk from the 38th and Blake train stop, and a .8 mile walk to the Mission Ballroom for concerts. Facility is great! There are many food choices with several restaurants, and a cool rooftop bar. It's $200 a night, so it's a hair higher than I like to pay, but the benefits are there. I definitely will stay there again. The staff were great.

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    Chantal O.

    I stayed at the hotel for 3 days and visited the rooftop as well as the restaurant downstairs. The building is really interesting with an industrial design. The rooms have the same insdustrial feel with concrete floors and high ceilings. The bathroom was really cool with a spacious shower and telephone handle. Bed was comfortable and the room temperature could be easily changed as needed. Staff was friendly, the gave me an extra water bottle and complimentary late check out until 2:30pm. This is also a brewery so you can get beer samples at the front desk! They have a nice shopping area on the second floor with boutique stores, the whole place has a hispter feeling. The bar at the top has an amazing view of the city and the mountains. Server was nice and quick. I had the veggie burger which was OK. They offer a nice variety of beers and cocktails.

    Katie F.

    Finally, finally, FINALLY made it to The Source! Let's just say it's been bookmarked for some time now, but living in the burbs has proven to be quite the drive to RiNo. What a killer concept! I'm digging the community marketplace vibe as of late, and this place does it right. It's packed with cool places (breweries, food, shops) and is definitely a place the cool kids hang out. They also host a variety of events which is a fun way to experience it all! The only downside to this space, is the parking. Although there is a (free) garage just down the street, it fills up fast (due to the other businesses in the area) and construction is a mess. Otherwise, I know I'll be back!

    5oz pours
    Carlie H.

    I will 100% be back to visit. I've been a fan of New Belgium for years, specifically their sours. From Denver, making the trip to the Fort Collins brewery is quite a trip, so I was excited to discover this new location with all my favorite pours so much closer. The bar is on the 8th floor and has a stunning view of the city on one side and the mountains on the other. We didn't make a reservation, considering it was a Tuesday evening, but the place was booked for tables. Sitting at the bar though was perfectly fine for two people wanting to sample beers anyway If you get hungry after a few drinks definitely give the margherita pizza! Super thin crust, great for two people, and insanely good basil.

    Courtney O.

    Very cool, small scale public market style feel. The Source is like a large warehouse with a variety of small vendors inside. When you enter, you'll notice the big open space in the center. There's a Mexican restaurant called Comida, various cheese, drink and speciality shops. A bakery called Babette's and a bar area in the back. We specifically came to get some baked goods from Babette's. The price is pretty steep for these artisan treats but you can tell that they're carefully made with lots of details. They have a lot of different uniquely flavored items but I particularly enjoyed the chocolate croissant. The only negative to this place is that the location is kind of random with lots of construction going on outside. The area itself is becoming much more gentrified but you can tell that it's going through a transition with all of the hotel construction, which can make it's access a little difficult. Definitely a cool spot to hang out and chill in.

    Hand lotion in the bathroom! Yaaaas!
    Kelly T.

    So I'd give everyone a great in-detail, page long review of how dope this place is. Of how it's a spot for artists and new chefs to open a business with like minded people in a community oriented environment...a review of how there is one space that is literally a butcher shop AND florist...(I mean really are there any two greater combos?). But what I really want to give the automatic 5 star review in is...drumroll...they have hand lotion in the bathroom. No joke, auto 5 stars from me if you can quench my parched desert hands. It was the same scent as the hand soap, and was such a nice touch. And yes I know I could bring lotion with me, but ain't no body got room for hand lotion in a Chanel Wallet on a chain!

    Adam D.

    Super hipster hangout spot. It's like a little Chelsea market of Denver. Somebody had the great idea of turning an old warehouse in the industrial section of town and turning it into a market. The market has a butcher, a wine and liquor shop, a bakery, a florist, a raw bar, a Mexican joint, a sour beer bar, and Acorn, one of the best restaurants I've ever been to. There's even a large movie screen in the center toward the back with common area seating. Valet parking.

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    Luz E.

    We came in for beer. We got 5 different type of beers and we like them all. From lagers to stouts..,

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