Love this place for small items. Went today for snacks & olive oil . I tried the premade lasagna…read morewhich was excellent!! Staff is very helpful! Italian Delis are my favorite for specialty item needs you can't always find in your grocery store.

Good local market by City Park! Had a good selection of fresh veggies, cheese, and homemade meals,…read morealong with a good deli section for fresh sandwiches. I got the #1 Italian; it was a good sandwich - great bread and all of the components go well together. The pickle was good touch too. I will say while it is a very photogenic sandwich, it is not quite as loaded from end to end as the center cut is. Still a lot of meat and filling, though. Great local spot. Would recommend if you're looking for a good local deli or mini market.

Today, I got to meet Parker at Ambrosian Pantry! He is delightful and incredibly helpful, and…read moreknowledgeable. He spends plenty of time with you selecting the perfect gift or the most delicious items to take home. Parker opened the chocolates and allowed tasting before buying. Who does that?!?! I felt like I was in a speciality food shop in NYC, but was in the heart of Cherry Creek. You can stop in Whole Foods for the staples and perishables for your dinner party or holiday celebration, then go to Ambrosian Pantry for the items that will put your entertaining over the top. So glad we have this exceptional shop in our neighborhood. Thanks for all your help, Parker!

Nice to see this sort of speciality items here in the neighborhood…read more Quality all around. From pasta, to olive oil, to seasonings, tea, bitters, chocolate, liquor free, sauces, spreads, you name it. Exotic choices in every fashion. Oh by the way get their Swedish fish - thank me later! Owner was super cool and the big pups was nice as well. Definitely coming back. So many cool items to try.

Honey Hill is a little piece of paradise in the city. Tucked into a neighborhood, the bustling cafe…read morehas musicians playing live tunes, excellent coffee and fabulous sandwiches and pastries. Try the cherry queen or the cranberry, white chocolate scones - YUM!!! They will even heat them for you. The Chuck sandwich was awesome on soft, fluffy focaccia bread. So fresh with wonderful aoli and fresh greens. Great service at the counter and plenty to choose from. Just be prepared to wait in line and for a table. There is a large communal table in the center if you like to chat with strangers and a lovely, dog-friendly patio.

I've been meaning to stop in here for some time. I used to just down the street on Dexter in the…read more1960's. Every once in a while, I like to come visit my old neighborhood just for the memories. We like to go to the Cherry Tomato across the street because it was the Park Hill Drug Store when I lived on the block, but it doesn't open until later. So, this place is right across the street, and we stopped in. We were delighted. For us, it was just what a small cafe should be. It was open, friendly, and very good. I had the Vegetarian Green Chili, and found it to be as good, or better than any similar chili I've had in my entire life. I also had a plain, black coffee - dark roast - and it, too, was perfect. Most of all, I enjoyed looking around, watching the world go by, and enjoying these fine products in a friendly, comfortable, and inviting environment. There is plenty of room to move around, they do a good job of keeping things clean, and all of the staff are very nice, and accommodating. I do not live close to here, but I would come in every day if I did. I definitely will come back, and I definitely will recommend it to everyone I know. We LOVED it.

So, I have to do what I have never done before: Give a five star review. I am giving my first five…read moresmacking star review to my local butcher, The Local Butcher. This place has everything: Venison, Denison, Menison, Bacon, and a selectively bred tortoise named Douglas. To quote the famous reggae star Icona Pop, I love it. I originally wasn't going to give this place five stars because they don't carry my favorite meat (human). But that is illegal so I re-allocated the fifth star. Suavamente. The Local Butcher. Five stars. First ever. We've just made history folks. If you find any typos in my review, please contact me so I can fix them. Yelp is my life. I have a hernia named Carl.

Very good, very overpriced. I stopped in to the new Virginia Village to grab a sandwich. I got the…read moremuffelatta- which was delicious. It was. good sized but not huge and came out to 20 dollars BEFORE tip. Glad to have another option around, just wish we could stop with these completely insane prices in Denver. Ill probably be back, just not as often as I would if it was reasonably priced.

3.5 Stars. Went here…read moreper some recommendations on Reddit. I went with 2 sandwiches, The Brooklyn (Pastrami and Swiss cheese with pickles and a red sauce (thousand island ish), on a pretzel bun) and a Parisian (Ham, pickles and butter) on a baguette. The sandwiches were pretty tasty. A bit skimp on the meat though. The bread was great! Best part of the sandwich, for sure. They weren't super expensive either, $14.00 and $11.00. Not bad. I would come back and try other sandwiches if I lived nearby.

MAINLY REVIEWING SANDWICH EXPERIENCE:…read more I'm not sure what's happening to me at these fancy places close to where I live, but this sandwich at Goudy's Deli SUCKED. Yes, I get it, you have fancy bread and meats, but when you serve customers a sandwich with A VERY-HARD-TO-BITE BREAD it makes you never want to order there again. Maybe the Lord did me a favor by making me realize how pointless it is to eat out nowadays. Ordered the Club sandwich and realized I make a WAY BETTER one at home. Hey, at least I don't serve myself a sandwich with hard ass bread. Maybe I should be thankful? Note to self: don't waste money on food that hurts your teeth and roof of your mouth. Ambience? Definitely for rich, lazy people who don't know good food. Too quiet inside. Definitely NOT for cool people who have personality and are loud. Like Italians.

Not a bad place I'd come back here when everything is open but seem like a cool place for one stop…read moreshop. Bakery was the best option for us Other places we just didn't crave maybe next time

Visited on a random weekday. We walked to this location since it was walkable from our hotel. Looks…read morelike there's ample street parking but you might have to pay. Don't quote me on that. There were plenty of seats and it was clean. Even the bathrooms were clean. It wasn't super busy on a weekday morning. We walked around to see what they had and it was a breakfast spot, pizza, bakery, seafood, chocolate and coffee. I wasn't sure what the other one was in the corner but it didn't look interesting (I think sandwiches). I did wish they had something Asian like a ramen spot or even a pho spot but nothing. We ordered a breakfast sandwich called the Thunderbird at Call Your Mother. It was about $11. It was made fresh and it was super duper hot that we waited for a bit for it to be warm in order to eat it. The egg was fluffy, the sausage was filling and the cheese was melty. The only complaint I had was it was a little too sweet for me. It has honey and I guess I should have asked if it could be on the side. It really needed the hot sauce and it made it better. The other item we ordered was a ham and cheese croissant at Izzio Bakery. I think that's what it's called. They heated it up for me and it was about $8 after tax and tip. It was so good warmed up. The cheese was gooey and it was the right amount of salty goodness. The hubs and I kinda fought for the last bite. Would definitely would like to try other items from there next time we are in town. We would return but wished there was a noodle spot and it would make it so much better.

I've shopped my neighborhood store since it opened but will miss being able to stop by and get…read moresomething on the way home from work as I usually work until 6-6:30 and they now close at 6:30. I'm sure it makes financial sense for the business, but still sad. I'll miss my late evening lasagna, enchiladas, or Mac and cheese.

I really love Marczyks and everything the have to offer, but because it is such a specialty store,…read morethe prices are pretty nuts. I have always either lived or worked near Marczyks and definitely stop in on occasion. The main things I am in for are the sandwiches, which are great, and the chicken posole that I have an obsession with - try this if you try anything here!! Get things like fish and produce elsewhere though. As to be expected, it is a bit pricey, similar to places like Locavore or ideal market. But for certain items or the occasional drop in, it does what it needs for me! If I had a ton of money I would absolutely shop here more!

Cozy charming neighborhood market at 12th & Elizabeth. Clean with a nice selection of items,…read moreincluding from local suppliers. Prices for most items are slightly higher (as expected), then big chains, which I don't mind when supporting small business. The friendly deli makes sandwiches to order and they are delicious. Recently tried the Pear Turkey and the Rachael. Both superb. The sandwiches are a little pricey, basically $15 and you get a pickle spear and a fruit. IMO, I do think chips should be included at that price point. We will continue to support this cute local necessity!

Congress park market is such a joy to have as a neighborhood spot! The people could not be nicer in…read morethere and I have been a big fan of all the sandwiches that I have tried so far- slowly working my way through the whole menu. I also love the 50% off day old bread that they have. A great place to have where I know I can stop in and grab some unique items and any last minute things I need at home.

Want to have an actual GOOD EXPERIENCE in a grocery store? You found it with Marcyk's. The…read moreemployees KNOW the products. They check the freshness while you are purchasing. Never have found an expired product on the shelf. I did mention to them to please consider marking cheese RAW or PASTEURIZED since they do buy a lot of craft cheeses, and now this does matter to people. They can usually tell me if it is raw or not, but hopefully they'll mark that on the package. Now do this --- GO TO THE SEAFOOD section. IN FACT, never go anywhere else to buy fish. It's FRESH, they know where the fish is coming from and its about as high a quality as you'll find. Also GREAT JOB MARCYK's finding great quality eggs to sell. Also tip my hat to the Italian tomatoe based products = you know, where TOMATOES actually taste like tomatoes. Good luck finding that with corporate america these days. I'm now a REGULAR shopper there. Worth the extra cost.

Glad I found this place. I had read some time ago that Marczyk Fine Foods was a gourmet food shop…read moreand I finally made it by here for one of their outstanding sandwiches. They offer a number of options. Once you order, they prepare and call your name when ready. The turkey, avocado and bacon was a real hit. Huge, fresh delicious. Love the arugula. Inside the store is stocked with fresh, organic vegetables, lots of Italian specialty pastas, EVOO, balsamic vinegars, cheeses, meats, deli items. ...and a full butcher shop. If you are a foodie or just love to eat really well, Marczyk's should be in your list of places to visit frequently. Loved it. Also a wine store next door -- now whats not to like about that combination.

Such a fun neighborhood place, featuring Italian options in a cozy environment at good prices…read more Tucked away on a street corner in a vibrant part of Park Hill, The Cherry Tomato works so well. This is one of my favorite places in Denver. Grateful to Elena and Matt for all their assistance and excellent custoner service. Enjoyed my Seared Salmon dish, loved sampling others, and the salads were great. This is a terrific place to bring family and friends.

THE CHARM IS GONE --bring Danny back to train the current horrible waitstaff…read more We've been loyal customers for 20 years, but last night we experienced terrible service, even though the restaurant was somewhat empty for a Friday. After our food arrived, we couldn't get our waiter's attention. When he finally rushed over, he just handed us the check without asking if we wanted dessert or anything else. We tried to order an extra meal to take home, but he claimed it would take 30 minutes because they were "a very busy restaurant." I called BS as there were plenty of empty tables, but he clearly didn't care. It makes no sense for staff to rush customers out and actively discourage them from spending more money. While the food is still good, this place is definitely not the same anymore.