When in the area we do our shopping for Passover and also for general kosher foods as they have a…read morevery good inventory.

The food was catered and very tasty and fresh. A few items were unusual too but very good. I hope…read moreto try when in town in the spring.

I had an amazing dining experience at Safta!…read more The wine list is well curated, both the BTG and bottle list was impressive. We chose an Areni wine, the Yacobian Hobbs. I was excited to try after watching a documentary on the Somm channel about that specific winemaker. The wine was delicious. Additionally, I was so happy to see small boutique wine from the Santa Barbara area like Amevive and A Tribute to Grace. Our server Yvonne guided our menu choices thoughtfully and enhanced our experience with excellent service. We started with watermelon feta salad with baby cilantro, walnuts, and harissa oil. The watermelon was cool, sweet, and crisp and the flavors balanced perfectly. If you are a pickle lover you must get the pickles. I think I will be dreaming of them. The pickled cabbage, okra, califlower and snap peas were just the best! The pitas were puffy, but not hollow, and warm. There was also an olive oil dipping sauce that complemented everything. Star of the show for me was the forgaged mushrooms and hummus. These were the most delicious mushrooms and snoothest hummus I have ever experienced, and I think there might be magicians in the kitchen. Our other dishes were cabbage and eggplant. Both taste explosions, done masterfully with a sauce, color and texture. This food is truly incredible, highly recommend. I am in Denver for work, anytime I travel back to Denver I will for sure return to Safta.

Located in the Source hotel on the 2nd floor. Almost impossible to get parking in the attached…read moreparking lot. Try to find street parking and walk a little. Service was OK. Coffee was fine but they gave such a large cup and it got cold right away and we felt bad for asking for refills when we still had a good amount left but cold. Lines weren't bad at all on a Sat morning. Basic American fruit/yogurt, bread, pastries. Deviled eggs. Prime rib was good The different types of sauces like baba ghounash, hummus, etc-- those were all really good mixed together with pita bread. Mediterranean salad was good. Cabbage was meh this time. No honeycomb this time :( :( :( I did not like ANY of the desserts. Neither did my partner. So I just had normal fruit/yogurt for dessert which seemed wasteful. Everything else was kind of just meh to me. Not worth the $65/person (with tip and tax). They also include a 5% surcharge on the bill.

The best deli food and bagels in Denver!!! Loved the fresh bagels, perfect lox and delicious…read morepastries!

I haven't been to this location in a while but always glad to stop by. Their bagels are really just…read moresomething else. No one really can compare. When we went it was not crazy busy like it used to be, but it might have been the time. I will just say we got lucky. They are also pretty quick on making it. Everything I've had has been great. My favorite bagel is the egg everything with scallion cream cheese. Hopefully one day they will open one up north.

Delicious food, great atmosphere, and friendly service. The sandwiches are amazing and the flavors…read moreare unforgettable!

Great little deli in downtown Denver…read more They're making everything from scratch with quality ingredients. There's a good amount of seating inside and a few tables outside and some picnic tables. It's counter service, so you order at the counter and they give you a number for your table and then bring over the food when it's ready. We've eaten here a few times now on different trips to Denver. My girlfriend always gets the honey jalapeno biscuit sandwich and I've had the biscuit with pastrami gravy a few times and the pastrami Reuben. The pastrami gravy is creamy peppery delicious comfort in a bowl and the house made biscuits are buttery and flaky deliciousness. The pastrami Reuben was delicious as well but the bread could have been grilled longer.

Good Kosher pizza, salads and other lunch and dinner options…read more Interior was a bit dirty including cups and other trash in the sink for hand washing. Since this is the only Kosher pizza option it's good that the pizza is solid. It is more expensive than other options as ingredients do cost more. Try their fries as they are done right with just enough salt and crisp. I've been there to dine in as well as taking to go.

We had a long strand of hair cooked into the dough in our pizza, I was visiting on vacation and it…read morewas through half the pie. The owner was upset we asked for a replacement. He should've comp'd our pie. He was rude. I would not recommend.

Not gonna lie, I was expecting a bit more from Steubens…read more My boyfriend and I chose this place for national fried chicken day and it was a bit of a let down. The fried chicken plate, although hefty, was mediocre. The chicken was not all that flavorful and also dry. The biscuit though with butter and jam hit the spot! Had a cup of green chile which was probably my favorite thing.

I usually don't bother with Yelp reviews but this needed to be shared. Steuben's is a staple in…read moreDenver and has always been excellent until our latest visit. My wife and I stopped into Steuben's to have a snack (donut holes) and a couple of rounds of cocktails. We used the Dining Out Passbook for BOGO cocktails with purchase of food. Our bartender (who was perfectly friendly and helpful) said he needed his manager to get the free cocktail. To be clear, we had literally no interaction with this woman at any point. So it's not like we did something to piss her off. When she arrived at the POS station - behind the bar about six feet from where we were sitting - she proceeded to complain about the "a-holes" (edited for language) using the Passbook and what a bunch of a-holes those customers were (not knowing we were in earshot). And when the bartender - who knew who we were and that we could hear everything - said in a hushed tone "No, they were nice" she proceeded to tell him that she didn't care and that they're just a-holes. I've never been treated so shoddy in my life in a restaurant for no other reason than using a promotional discount that they voluntarily participated in. It's bad enough to attack your customers for using a discount. But doing it behind the bar where customers can hear you is beyond unacceptable. And doing it when the customers you're talking about are within earshot is the most offensive thing I've ever expereinced at a restaurant. You may go to Steuben's and have a nice meal, but just be aware that behind the bar, they're talking about what an a-hole you are.

We miss the Jewish deli back east so we headed here for some comfort food. The space was larger…read morethan anticipated and had a connecting bakery with rugelach and bagels. It was a busy Friday the day before 4th of July so the service was a little slow but very friendly. There were so many things on the menu I wanted to try. I went for the Rachel sandwich and a knish and both were delicious. We'll be back to try the matzo ball soup.

Food was OK. A little dry. Nice open layout. But this was one of the worst service experiences I've…read morehad in years. At no time did they try and make it right. Never again.

Ambiance: The sweet fragrance of smoked bbq right when you walk in. Exposed wood and rustic decor…read more Food/Drink: Huge drinks, starting off strong with real freshly fried potato chips salted to perfection. I ordered the Single Meat for $18, comes with 2 sides- I chose 1/2 chicken, green beans, and sweet potato fries. Service: Greeted the servings we walked in and seated next to the window. From the time we sat down to received food was only 10 minutes Overall: casual and delicious spot to grab dinner or lunch with family or friends

From its rustic charm to its delicious, smoked BBQ and super friendly service, this place is…read moreA-freaking-mazing! A first-timer here, I'm so glad I didn't pass it by on my way home from Water World. Hush puppies are YUMMY! Sauces are outstanding. Meat is juicy, tender and smoked to perfection. Honestly, this was some of the best BBQ I've had in Denver!

This is a lovely family restaurant where great care is put into the food. I love the unassuming,…read moredown-to-earth feeling. The owners are friendly, kind-hearted, and generous. The gyros are wonderful and the sauces, lentil soup, and salads are perfect. The salad was particularly crisp and fresh. And the basmati rice was exceptional - clearly the best rice you can buy. I wonder if the baba ghanoush was home-made because it was equally phenomenal. I love this place and I felt at home.

Great food , but used to be better. Had the GYRO wraps. We've had them many times before, but…read morethey've recently added hot sauce to them and it ruined the whole meal. Please go back to the way you used to be and don't add hot sauce to the tzatziki sauce. Thank you I'll try you again, but I'll make sure I don't get hot sauce next time.

What a great spot…read more Had lunch here shortly after arriving in Denver for the weekend. Awesome breakfast and lunch spot along the lake with tasty food, friendly service and a killer view. Prices are fair and as someone with an insane tolerance for spice the jalapeno bacon actually has some kick. That's a win in my book. Next time in Denver I would absolutely come back and maybe this time try some breakfast

Visiting from San Diego, CA in search of a body of water view as a side car to an amazing outside…read morebreakfast, and I found a Gem! Came with friends and dogs, all are welcome. I recommend starting with the Edgewater Coffee or Mimosa's Rupert's offers an optional juices my personal favorite is pineapple. The chicken fried steak comes with biscuits and gravy and 2 eggs! Excellent food! Not that packaged crap. The patio was full of dogs and smiles. Phenomenal service, they move people quickly. Best part they don't forget about customers. Thank you for an amazing experience I look forward to returning.