Where to begin... with the bacon lettuce egg tomato biscuit sandwich that creates a vortex of…read moreflavor anchored by the maple glazed bacon and nuanced with the fresh fried egg. Or the revitalizing green chili that warms your soul with a bit of heat and happiness. Or the delectable home made biscuits with addicting honey butter. It all just makes me feel like I'm at a relatives house eating breakfast on their patio or inside in their living room after a good conversation. The shop makes the location an experience, and the friendly staff ties it all together. Worth the drive even if it's out of your way.

We LOVE THIS PLACE! It's way off the beaten track, but so well worth the beautiful drive. Owners…read moreand staff are the best, the food is farm to table fresh and NEVER DISAPPOINTS! The prices are well worth the freshest food possible. Amazing home cooked feel as well as dining area. The once a week Friday dinners are just as good. Make sure you call in advance to make sure they are open and ENJOY!!!!!!! They have a spectacular collection of home made soaps, lotions, and other Knick knacks as well as fun antique items for sale too!

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.

Updating my review to say this place is still one of our favorite local grocers. While being…read moreincredibly convenient when we need to stop in for an item or two, they also have some of our favorite goodies. The fruit hand pies are amazing! There is also this buffalo chicken dip we love to stop in and get also. The staff is always friendly and the store itself is quaint. They also have a pretty great selection of alcohol. Even more impressive is their selection of mocktail/non-alcoholic beverages.

They seem to have everything I need, and yet it's a small market. The staff is helpful and kind and…read moreit is easily accessible with convenient parking. Perfect.

While some of the items were lacking flavor and seasoning, there are still some delicious items…read morethat would have me come back. I got 4 tacos, an adobada, al pastor, carnitas, and a quesabirria. The Al pastor and carnitas were not super flavorful and fell flat. The carnitas were also very wet. Luckily there is a good salsa bar they have here and improves the tacos a lot. The adobada was the most flavorful of the regular street tacos and would order again. The highlight was definitely the quesabirria taco. There was so much cheese on there it really makes it juicy and salty. Not the best tacos I've had in town but not a totally disappointment.

I had the Pueblo burrito. He had the Tex-Mex burrito. The burritos were really good, quality…read moreingredients. Rice, beans, meat, no gristle, great flavor and size. That said, I didn't think they were worth 16 bucks apiece. Also, why was I charged 16 bucks apiece when the board said they were something like $13.55? For that price I expect chips and salsa with my meal! Maybe a beverage included. It wasn't bad, but I likely won't be back for the price.

We discovered this food truck on a drive from NY to San Diego (based on Yelp reviews). The food is…read moredelicious--we had panini sandwiches (Turkey and Italian) that were fresh and delicious. There are picnic benches as well as an indoor eating areas and a bathroom.

Delicious and fresh! A real roadside treat with a range of offerings for a breakfast/lunch stop…read more Don't miss!!!

This elegant European market is tucked into an unobtrusive, L-shaped space sandwiched between…read moreRestaurant Olivia and a Starbucks at the very busy intersection of Downing Street and Alameda Avenue. You must be driving west on Alameda to access the parking lot. There is a large sign there. You can enter the market from the main entrance facing Alameda or from the back entrance off the parking lot. The front of the store has a long wall of imported groceries and a bakery counter offering breads, pastries, quiches, fresh sandwiches (on baguette, croissant, or pretzel bun), soups, salads, and a wide variety of imported chips and drinks. There's a huge cheese cooler and lots of chilled, grab-and-go items. A table offers some kitchenware and gifts. A seating area is provided by the parking lot entrance. I'm on the mailing list which has offered a series of food specials and pop-up events. I was enticed in last weekend by a pop-up cassoulet special. I arrived to find a tent at the edge of the parking lot, sheltering a huge propane wok. The white beans, sausage, and pork belly were gently simmering with a wonderful aroma. What a treat!

I went here right after my blood work at a nearby medical facility (LOL! Oh boy, I was hungry as I…read morewas fasting!) A thought of freshly made sandwich sounded so good so before I went in for the blood work, I did a little search on Yelp to find some new sandwich places and this shop is/was one of the suggested ones. As I am always looking for a new business to try (this store was also up the street from where I would be for the medical appointment), I wasted no time to rush to this new deli to check it out. As of early September 2025, there are only several reviews posted for them; this is an indication that this business had just opened. Based on what those people said, it sounded like a solid business. The store is on the northeast corner of Downing and Alameda. Although this is not a super big intersection, it sure is a busy one. And yet, its exterior appearance (they have two doors: one facing Alameda and the other facing the parking lot) is somewhat inconspicuous or unassuming (it could be good and bad at the same time.) Had I driven by it, I would only notice the Italian restaurant (Olivia) on one corner or Starbucks (on the other corner). Hopefully they are getting much needed attention from people that pass by it. I entered the store using the door facing the parking lot. This is where you will see the seating area. And to get to the rest of it, you will pass the register on the right. Once you make that left turn you will see more stuff that this store offers. Most of the grocery items are on the left side along the wall. Then there is the fantastic-looking cheese room to the right. The deli counter is at the end where the workers will make your sandwich. There is also a showcase where they display some sweet stuff/cakes (they looked pretty good by the way.) This is quite the space (so if you look down from the top/ceiling (not that you can do that), this store is L shaped.) One of the workers (a lady who was at the register) cheerfully greeted me. I already knew what I wanted (as I peeked their sandwich menu ahead of time). It appears to be a limited time item and it's called "The Saint Tropez". Simply put, this is a tuna salad sandwich on a freshly baked French baguette. As the little info sheet at the register says, this is a light, cold summer offering that is perfect for warm weather cravings. I simply couldn't think of anything else so without doing anything further, I immediately asked for this summer sandwich. The price is $15.99 (and after tax, it's $17 with some change. Not necessarily super reasonable (I thought) but I was more focused on the quality of it.) While the lady was making my sandwich, I looked around the store to take some photos. I spotted some interesting European grocery items that we don't normally see at our local grocery chain but I was most impressed with the refrigerated cheese room. I don't eat a lot of cheese anymore and yet, this store's selection is quite large where if you are needing some cheeses for your next gathering (holidays etc.) then you might consider this place to find some interesting kind(s). It didn't take long for the lady to make my sandwich. As I came out of the beautiful cheese room, she handed me a long/skinny sandwich that was wrapped in a white butcher paper. As soon as I got to my car, I immediately started devouring my sandwich. And it did not disappoint. The crispy French baguette was most delicious and was picture-worthy looking. The tuna salad (house made) wasn't overloaded with mayo-type marinade/sauce. Some slices of tomatoes, plenty of arugula, and noticeable amount of hard boiled egg slices. It was cut in half in the middle but I didn't take any break between the halves (told you, I was hungry after fasting for hours!!) This is a nice deli to have within our reach. I bet on a beautiful weekend, they get a good amount of foot traffic because people can stop by here to grab a delicious sandwich and go to Wash Park for a little picnic. Sounds like a great idea to me!

A fun little store to visit!…read more I'll be honest, I'm not European and didn't know what to expect, but I think just about anyone could find something they like. Very much a mom & pop type of place. It's a super small shop, lots of authentic foods and I really love the deli case and candy options. I wasn't as adventurous with the unknown cans/spices, but looks like any foodies dream when you walk in. We picked up a pound of smoked bacon which was amazing, and pierogis from the freezer in the back. Pro tip - they let you get half a bag instead of a full one. They're weighed by the pound, I think we got 2 1/2 pounds which was about $25/30. The pierogis turned out great, just boiled for a few minutes then pan fried in some butter with seasonings. We ate off the bag twice, my husband eats big portions. We also got a free candy with our purchase, shown in the picture. I would honestly go back again just for more of their candy options!

Love this place! Such friendly people and lots of great food, candies, and unique items from Europe…read more, concentrating mainly from Ukraine and Poland. Give it a try! They have fish, borscht, pierogi . A lot of the yummie bread and pierogi they make in house.

Great hometown store with pretty much everything you need to fill your cabinets. They also have a…read moredeli section my kids love. Hands down some of the most courteous people you will find.

We popped into this local grocery store to check it out, even though we didn't "need" anything. It…read moreis a cute store with a small produce section. The produce looked good, we selected a few onions for a few meal plans this week. There is a butcher/meat section in the back of the store. They seem to try to have a little of everything. The staff was very friendly! The gentleman who checked us out apologized for the high prices. We know....it's everywhere sir, we'll be back when we need a few things.

Update July 2023:…read more So, I have given this place another chance....probably because it is so convenient rather than having to drive into WP. I am impressed this summer with the fact that the store does not look raided on the weekends from all of the tourists....meaning it seems they are super well-stocked this summer. Happy to see that. The staff are a bit friendlier and efficient, and the variety seems to have expanded. So, with that....I have to now give this place full stars because they deserve it!

If you are staying up in the mountains this is a good choice. They will have what you need…read more Prices are a little higher, but very convenient if you are staying in the area or Flourissant or Divide. Odd customer service from our cashier (putting items together in bags that obviously don't go together well), but one employee doesn't make or break a place in this instance.

What a gem of a small family business! People who take pride in their craft and enjoy serving…read moreothers. Consistently high quality products made with care. They've got a good thing going on, and I'm a grateful benefactor of their expert mycology knowledge.

I've purchased these shroom chocolates and fruit several times, and they never disappoint. The…read morequality is always consistent, and the experience is smooth and enjoyable. Owner Kevin goes above and beyond--he's extremely helpful, informative, and genuinely cares about his customers. It's rare to find that kind of personal touch, and it makes me confident to keep coming back.