Waiting for my flight and I tried the sandwich place for the first time customer service was okay…read morefood was okay it was good for a fast bite you could be a little bit more helpful for the people that don't know their first time getting a sandwich here.

Snarf's, interesting name, good food. Snarf's was my veggie lunch at the Denver airport. It was…read morepricey but filling and delicious. The service was quick. The space was traveler friendly and filled with stickers, just fun.

Got a simple salad and brisket. Both were surprisingly good, and both service and ambiance were…read morevery nice.

Walking into the gates, I could smell the delicious smell of "fresh" bbq. It immediately caught my…read moreinterest and I knew right there that's what I was getting for my airport snack. Walking up, everything is laid out like a buffet, chipotle style if you will. The noodles and cheese are even separated till ordered. I purchased a Mac n cheese bowl with beef brisket for $20. TWENTY dollars. Im disappointed by the lack of flavor, quality and overall taste. The meat is barely seasoned, I can't even see/taste the bbq sauce and the "cheese" honestly tastes like yellow milk. I've take maybe 3 bites, and I'm over it. For what I paid, and what I smelled coming in, I definitely expected better. Since they have "review me" QR codes posted everywhere, I anticipated quality since you're pushing for exposure.

While having a short connection/layover, this was one of the only options in my gate area…read more I will say that from the outside this deli does look appealing. The signature sandwiches all sounds pretty good. The staff isn't the most friendly, but I imagine working in a busy airport with stressed customers everyday wouldn't make me all too friendly either The food was fine. Having had great New York deli many times, this was an interesting display. Instead of having the sand which pilled with meat in between some bread it had too much bread and just a little bit of meat. It was also confusing that I guess the sandwich came with some original lays potato chips, but we didn't know so we purchased chips at the counter Some tips: The Turkey avocado sandwich was pretty good, but again, it's way too much bread. You could walk back to the trams and take one to another terminal or area that has more variety Cheers!!

My go-to every time I touch down at DIA. I prefer the cold Italian over the hot. Served on a nice…read moreplump hoagie bread. Although I enjoyed my sandwich, I couldn't help but to feel like something was missing. It was until I was on my 2 hour delayed flight, 1 hour in and there's no bites left that I realized I was missing my pickle on the side ://// bummer! Aside from that, service is always friendly and I receive my order in a timely manner.

Found Salt and Grinder in the center of Concourse B on the 2nd floor level next to VooDoo Donut. It…read moreis a fast casual restaurant with communal seating out front shared with all 2nd level restaurants out. I appreciated the simplicity of the breakfast menu and that there was no line at the time. Ordered the breakfast burrito with bacon instead of chorizo ($14.50) and drip coffee ($3.50). Burrito was served hot and freshly made with quality ingredients. Was super good with cholula! Considering airport pricing practices, it was fair value. Service was quick and friendly!

I had the spicy turkey sandwich and for an airport i would say it was a really good warm sandwich…read more If you are in Denver airport and craving a quick bite or food for grab, highly recommend the spicy turkey sandwich. It is located in the food court terminal B upstairs next to Voodoo. Service was great and lots of space nearby to sit and enjoy your food if you have time.

Quick and quality food for DIA. Can be a bit pricey at times, but that's just the airport for you…read more Mariela is usually working the front, and she's always kind and concise.

Spot in the sea terminal next to gate C 28 within the Denver International Airport. They specialize…read morein fresh sandwiches and salads. The person at the front counter was really friendly. The vibe in the seating area was chill, compared to the other places nearby. Their salads are fresh to order and come out pretty quickly. I was on a layover from Pittsburgh where I haven't eaten the best for myself in the last few days so I really needed something green. This place was perfect. I ordered the Thai coconut salad and it came within 3 to 4 minutes. Also, relative to other options in the airport this place has really good prices. I felt like I got a great value for what I received in the salad was really tasty.

Had a long layover and decided to stop in for a beer and a sandwich…read more I ordered the pulled pork sandwich, and it was surprisingly good. The bun was soft, and the BBQ pork was juicy and flavorful. It came topped with slaw and pickles. Normally, I scrape off the slaw--especially if it's the heavy mayo-based kind--but this one was lightly dressed, vinegar-based, and added just the right tang. Alongside the pickles, it complemented the sandwich perfectly. The fries were undercooked and not particularly memorable. That said, if I find myself stuck in Terminal A again, I'd definitely come back.

The restaurant itself is cute and a good place to wait and pass time!…read more The server at this restaurant was on it! Constantly checking in and making sure we were good The sandwich we got was overpriced and simple. I guess it's what you expect from an airport but it was not impressive. It did the job but wouldn't come back here for the sandwiches again

I have always been a fan of Root Down for years, so am happy that they opened a location at DIA in…read moreConcourse C, center core, just above the tram stop (near gates C42-43). I have had the Breakfast Arepa and Churro French Toast. Both are excellent. The Breakfast Arepa has a delicious poached egg and achiote hollandaise sauce. The Churro French Toast really tastes like crunchy churros. The serving size is a bit small, but I guess churros are not that big in size themselves. Root Down is definitely one of my favorite airport foods, and time permitting, I buy something here to take it on the plane with me...and be the envy of those around me with mediocre airplane food.

OMG, this salad was delicious and just what I needed. I had a 2 hour layover, which turned into a…read more6-hour layover at Denver Airport. The line to be seated seemed long, but moved quickly. When the host seated me she asked if I minded sitting at the bar. I did not. But the initial seat was TIGHT! So, she quickly offered me another seat that allowed me to people watch! Who doesn't love people watching. I already knew I wanted a salad so I ordered the Cobb with crispy chicken. You also have the option of baked chicken and a few other options that I don't recall. OMG, it was very good with just the perfect amount of green goddess dressing. Bacon, avocado, tomatoes, figs.... YUM! The bartender was very accommodating and checked on me often, even though the bar was full with people passing time during their delayed flights. She was very pleasant. She recommended a local porter beer and it was tasty. Something like graham cracker porter. If I have a layover in Denver again, this is where I'll come!

Grabbed a sandwich with a quick connection between flights. I have VERY low expectations of airport…read morefood, but this was very good! I got the Jalapeno Turkey sandwich for $9, and when I opened it up I found it to be fresh and actually tasty! The bread was soft (not mushy) and had a good hint of jalapeno, and the meat was very good too. I'd stop again!

This location in Denver Airport was a nice suprise. The Menu had everything available minus the…read morepizza which was not a problem. I chose the breakfast burrito and my love chose the BLT and fries. All was freshly made and piping hot which is always a hit or miss at any establishment at the Airport. We didn't do any special drinks just water but our waiter was very attentive in refilling without being overbearing. All in All a great place to stop and the quality was wonderful. It was my first time stopping here but definitely not my last.

As far as airport food is concerned this was a real knockout. Food was tasty and I felt like I got…read morea fair value from an airport food place. Service was fast too. I had a gyro bowl and it filled me up and my stomach doesn't feel gross like it can after airport food. Definitely a winner in DEN! J.Ja

Best place at the airport! Got a steak bowl with all the fix things from lettuce to Olive to…read moretzatziki to baba ghannoush and tabbouleh salad. About $23 with tax and tip but decent by airport standards

Solid grab-and-go sandwich for airport food…read more I stopped by the Denver airport location of Marczyk Fine Foods and ordered the High Country steak and cheese. I was expecting it to be made to order, but after ordering at the counter I was directed to a heated shelf to grab the sandwich. That's nice if you're looking for a quick bite on your way to your gate. As far as airport food goes, I was impressed. It was the best I've had in a while: tasty and filling for a reasonable price. It didn't knock my socks off, but when I'm in this terminal I'll go out of my way to stop by. I'll have to try one of the actual locations in Denver next - I love a good sandwich!!

At the Denver airport, in concourse C past gate C62, Marczyk Fine Food has great sandwiches. The…read morecompany bakes their own breads, uses locally grown produce, uses local and imported premium cheeses, and processes their own beef in-house. We got their High Country Steak & Cheese Sandwich. I had them leave the cheese off. It's a lightly toasted fresh baguette, a heap of tender thin juicy tender flank-steak roast beef, and sautéed sweet peppers and onions. This savory sandwich was enough for two. This was a great sandwich! This is one of the few airport spots that we've ever found that serves restaurant-quality food at their airport location. At Lat-Lon 39° 51.7716666667' N, 104° 40.07000' W