I recently ordered some of jojo's sriracha and it is an eye-opening, garlic-loving, mouth-watering…read morespicy treat to complement any dish that needs a little hi-yaa! kick to it. I came across this biz because the owner, Jolene Collins, ran a crowd funding campaign to gather money to buy her supplies. in exchange for my three $20 donations to her campaign, I was sent six jars of her jojo's sriracha. My set of six consisted of 3 different batch numbers which is super neat because each of these batches are hand-made! Per the hand written letter I received with my shipment, each batch has a slightly different flavor so I can't wait to try all three! I cracked open a jar from Batch No. 008. My friends have asked me how it compares to the Rooster Sriracha sauce that everyone is familiar with and I say this: - All natural ingredients - Almost all of the ingredients are organic - The flavor is more garlicy and spicy IMO - This stuff is hand-made You can find this lovely chili sauce throughout New York or you can order it online at: http://www.etsy.com/shop/loveofjojo

We love Jojo's sauce. We visited when we were in town and got the habanero and siracha. Simple…read moreingredients and lots of flavor - not only heat. Love it!

SO nice. Great biltong!! Just like back in the bush - wife loved it tons!!!!!!!!!!!…read more Shes south african so hard to impress!

From the owner: We make Biltong. If you try it once, you will never have any other againread more

What an interesting store and service is super friendly. I grabbed a latte and just took my time…read morelooking at the merch. They also have an extensive tea and spice selection. To cap it all off they bake all their own pastries except the gluten free selection. Prices are super reasonable too. Please come and create your own adventure.

This is a FANTASTIC Café: Found its genesis in 1979 & still very stylish! with updated changes as…read moreexpansion; YET the perpetual steady Fantastic Service, Awesome products and Amazing selections are at hand all day long, 7 (seven) days weekly. This is a roomy Café with plenty of outside seating for chatting, singular people on their computers, munching on delightful food! And time with you pups or people sharing. People who come are pleasant and rather enjoying their life experiences; if you might not be having a great day, you will be happier when leaving; an Awesome Café, the kind we need for any degree of eating, drinking, purchasing from over 21 varieties of Coffees, a huge selection of teas from different areas and countries; PLUS!! a major wall of spices!! Roasters Café have all kinds the goodies to purchase for friends or an extra treats for yourself; the doggy treats/cookies at the entrance; Service Dogs allowed inside, doggy dogs outside on the delightful wrap around patios, WITH PLENTY OF PARKING. And remember: Doggy joys in a PUP CUP!! Roastery Café offers personal customer service, the OLD YOUR THE CUSTOMER KIND with a smile, making sure you are COMPLETELY TAKEN CARE OF AND HAPPY, no stress!! BREATHE ~ RELAX ~ ENJOY YOUR TIME, KIND! As I read other reviews & comments, well do come back in the future, things change, food changes, environment is always welcoming. Possibly looking into some French stylish foods, check it out, you might be pleasantly surprised. People, share with friends or make new friends; sit alone working on computers; enjoy the delights, possibly only one cup of delicious coffee/tea or a chilled smoothy type. I truly believe this is a life moment to enjoy SOME SANITY place!! You may roam all the gifts, products, including cards, cups, chocolates, cold drinks ~ hot drinks, thermoses, bagged coffees ready to go or create your own blend (Roasted at the Café & Freshly grounded). Then the tea makers and coffee makers of all kinds; T-Shirts, gift bags and all too many items to lists. PLUS the the food!!! OH YUMMY fit for all diets and tastes; this area might be increasing in varying items. This Cafe is pack with smiling happy people, chatting or alone, plenty of servers ready with a smile to help serve you lots of Pleasures. This review could go on, for all that is presented for all tastes in one small Cafe is a phenomenon!! HAPPINESS IN ALL DEGREES!

We stopped in before a walk with the pup, just wanting coffee to go and accidentally got a whole…read moreexperience. It was our first time in and Jess gave us a full rundown of the menu while Luke had us smell a few beans before picking deciding on a pour over, tasted almost like a floral tea with coffee on the back end. So unique and fun to watch being made. I got the iced hojicha with house-made smoked vanilla syrup and I'm still thinking about it. Also! A salted foam?! Bright space, great energy, and a staff that genuinely seemed excited about what they do.

WOW! This one knocked everything out for me…read more Workers were very kind, and welcomed us in to Denver warmly. The ambiance and store is beautiful, many catchups and friendly meetings around us. I grabbed the cloud matcha and was in heaven. Each sip I was sad to drink, since it would mean the experience would be over soon! It inspired me to try and make a cloud matcha, but I couldn't match this level. Truly a phenomenal spot, try it out! It's a bit out of the main **since this happened, I've made multiple cloud matchas. I judge greatness by my desire to recreate a food item/drink on my own-and I did this one. Wonderful drink

There is something about this chocolatier that stands out from others. Is it the ambiance? Or is it…read morethe kinds of chocolate products they make? Not sure. When I found Bibamba while I was at Edgewater Food Hall to get me a plate of Ethiopian food, I stumbled up it by accident. The kind lady who was manning the register inside was above and beyond while I was sampling different types of chocolate barks along the window shelves. She explained to me that the store opened about three years ago. Really? I am pretty sure I had come here within that time frame at least once. I guess I had missed this place out of ignorance. Well, I, at least, discovered it. This is a Colorado store which imports cacao beans from Cameroon as the owner runs/owns a farm in the African country. Per the information board on the wall, the farm sustainably sources everything. I certainly appreciate businesses that focus on social responsibility. The chocolate bark samples I tried were all exquisite. After tasting, I walked around a bit to take some photos of the interior. Yes, this store is quite different than other typical chocolatiers for sure. You'll have visit it and see for yourself. The glass showcase upfront had truffles, cakes and parfaits all nicely displayed. The decadent looking cake or the parfait were tantalizing. Unfortunately, however, they were a little too big for me. Hence I decided to go with several pieces of the small chocolates as they all were of a good size. I got me two truffles and one chocolate piece. And they were.... -Black Forest Buzz Truffle -Cinnamon Roll Truffle -Dark Chocolate Salted Caramel Including tax and tip, all came to less than $14. Quite decent, I thought. I enjoyed all of them but my absolute shout-out goes to the Black Forest Buzz Truffle. It was so good where I wanted to go back to the shop immediately to get me another one. Yes, I agree. As the store name says it all, this is an artisan chocolate shop. The skills and techniques they use to create those outstanding chocolate pieces are high-quality, one-of-a-kind goods that are distinguished from others. You won't taste something like this in those mass-produced ones sold at the store we go to daily. Bibamba simply became my absolute favorite chocolatier that day. The only complaint? It's not very close from my southeast Denver house!!!

Here is why you should go here: - Small family owned and run…read morebusiness. - All Cacao comes from their 56-acre farm in Cameroon (Central Africa). - No slave labor used at all. - Only the finest ingredients used. - Everything they make and sell is organic and sustainable. Took a chocolate truffle making class and learned all about chocolate production and chocolate making. The owners are passionate about their chocolate, and it shows. First, we started with a presentation with photos of their farm in Cameroon and how they harvest, ferment, and dry their cacao beans, followed by roasting, winnowing (removing shells), and grinding into "cocoa liquor". Then bagging in 150-pound bags and shipping directly to their warehouse in Colorado. From here, their employees mix with sugar/milk and make the most organically rich and pure chocolate. It takes about a week in the melanger (mixer) for the cacao and sugar to blend into smooth, rich and creamy deliciousness. In the hands-on portion of the class, we took some of their 50% cacao and made dark chocolate truffles, rolled in a large variety of toppings--dried strawberries, pink sugar, pistachios, cookie crumble, peppermint. Of course, we all went home with lots of tasty samples to share of (eat alone.). Very interesting, tasty and fun. Their store is worth visiting as it is absolutely beautiful with numerous products on display. If you like chocolate or have a chocolate lover in your close circle --then you need to stop at Bibamba and get some chocolate love. Fun fact: Bibamba also provides their special chocolate confections to the very best restaurants in town. Finally, this class was brought to us by Slow Food Denver, a non-profit, committed to the enjoyment of local food, and who seeks to create a more just and sustainable food system. Slow Food Denver values cultivating community and connection, restoring biodiversity, celebrating food cultures, defending social and economic equality, and protecting the environment.

Pseudo-healthy foods store. (Loads of unhealthy choices on…read moreoffer, such as sweetened breakfast cereals - but none of the ones you're looking for.) For some reason, Sprouts milk spoils faster than any other brand we've bought. Consistently. We stopped buying it. Their ready-made meals are often quite good. Their sushi is basic grocery store sushi, despite being made in store. Their baked goods is surprisingly spotty. They think donuts are unhealthy, while super-sweet muffins are healthy. Umkay, Sprouts. Even their staff are wildly "spotty" in performance; I've had outstanding help, and I've been completely ignored as if the staff member was stone deaf. Is Sprouts worse than the other, larger, supermarket chains? Nope. Is Sprouts better than them? Also nope.

Great store and friendly staff! The meat department is…read moreespecially attentive! The only downside to this location is it gets very busy/congested on weekends!

This is one of the better Asian supermarkets that it is clean and quality. You will know because…read moreit's not as stinky as some of those other supermarkets and it's very clean. Some of the products are more expensive, but it's because it's got good quality. I get my meats and fish here for my bone broth. They clean the fish for you for you . Also, they're cooking utensils. where they've got wood utensils. I'm switching over from plastic to more natural forms of cooking utensils. It's a slow replacing process, but I believe in the toxins and plastic really affects our body. The vegetables are better quality and there's a lot of variety. Overall, there's so much in the store. Check it out, dedicate more time to explore. Kids will love this market. Service can sometimes feel rude. It's just a language barrier. Have patience and ask a better way. May you me well

Stopped by after we ate and this supermarket was phenomenal! It was really clean, organized and…read morebright (it also did not smell bad). Aisles were roomy. They carried a variety of meats and stuff. Didn't really check out the meat section thoroughly because I forgot my cooler and we were still doing errands (roomy mistake). They carried a lot of Asian items and fresh produce... I had to grab a couple of bags. The cashier was friendly and spoke to customers politely. Will definitely make our way out here again to restock.

We had a wonderful time at Gusto! I was actually thoroughly impressed with everything. They have a…read moregood happy hour. The house wines are okay but not spectacular if you know wine (to be expected for $9) but their Sangiovese was divine ($18). All the food was delicious. We got the Wagyu meatballs on happy hour, the bread and leek butter was insane! I'd eat that butter with a spoon. And the margarita pizza had fresh mozzarella and was so yummy and also on happy hour. I've been before and only got the cesear salad which I didn't prefer because the candied lemon was odd but I have a whole new perspective with this round of food! Really delicious. Service was great! No complaints. Also love that it's on kind! It did fill up quickly but we were a walk in at 5:30PM and it was fine

Came here for weekend lunch with my wife and had a fairly good time…read more Pretty straight forward menu. I ordered the Carbonara which is fairly good, though not a super traditional carbonara. They did use guanciale but the sauce is a bit off, but the dish ate pretty good overall. The prosciutto sandwich, on the other hand, is a stand up. Massive fluffy pizza bread with plenty of prosciutto and arugula. We easily could've split this given how big the sandwich is. My wife was a big fan.