What a great little shop! Small, but plentiful! Came here on a WWP event to make mozzarella and…read moreburrata cheese! Ample street parking, even across the road, so no fret. Lisa was the curator for our cheese making experience. The shop has specialty cheeses that you won't find at your normal grocer, nor Whole Foods. They have imported retail shop such as olive oil, balsamic vinaigrette dressing, and more. Lisa was thoroughly and very knowledgeable. Who knew it would so easy and fun to make cheese! She also created us a charcuterie board for us to sample some of her cheeses. This little shop is so much more! Consider a class here or catering!

The owner scammed a Longmont business by scheduling a class for 25 people. Did not show on original…read moredate or rescheduled date taking deposit and providing no response while she is actively posting on social media. Appears to have been shutdown under one entity and reopening as another.

This neat little cheese shop has various cheeses from around the world tucked neatly into a cute…read morelittle shop. The sandwiches are amazing and I would highly recommend all of them. The owner is very kind and will help you in all kinds of situations from creating party platters to choosing the right blend of cheeses for a recipe.

Highly highly recommend for all cheese lovers!! Their cheese is the best and they have such a great…read moreselection! They were also great at helping us decide on pairings with the wine we planned to open and even let us taste a couple before purchasing. Have also tried their cheese box in the past and devoured it.

Excellent variety of cheese, as well as charcuterie meats and condiments. Will absolutely return to…read morethis cheese shop.

Such a great place to pick up a special treat or thoughtful gift. So many items you can't find at…read morethe supermarket. Really awesome selection of local & specialty goods.

I was really shocked when I visited. They have a great selection of sandwiches that made it hard to…read morechoose. I decided on the PB&JC, it was really good but overlay sweet once you got to the last bits of the sandwich. I also got a charcuterie to take home. I was disappointed when one of the cheeses I had was mostly rind and too hard/dry to eat. I feel like they save the more expensive cheeses for the large boards because I just had the hard cheese and a cheddar for mine. The shop is really cute and ladies working were super nice. Overall, really great place to grab a snack and a midnight cheese snack.

Went here for birthday fondue with my mom and was such a good experience. The staff was super…read morefriendly and the atmosphere was incredible can't wait to come back

Matt at the bar is the best! Friendly and quick! Stop in and see him while you are waiting on your…read moreflight!

It was worth the walk here, about 20 minutes, less than a mile from The Rally Hotel at McGregor…read moreSquare. Instead, we could have just as easily got an Uber here in five minutes. We came here for brunch on a Sunday morning, before heading to Coors Field to see an afternoon Rockies game. The market mainly consists of an indoor food court, with indoor and outdoor seating options. The crowd is mostly local. The vibe is casual. For our first visit, we were impressed with the food we got from Izzio Bakery, and the coffee we got from Crema Bodega. I have reviewed these separately.

Amazing!! Came in…read morefor stinky cheese, walked out with so much more! Everyone was incredibly nice and helpful. I had no clue there was a meat section either. I'll be back for steak and salmon.

I love my visits to Marczyk! The prices on their groceries are quite high, but on the occasions I…read morehave purchased food there, the quality has always been great, and the employees have always been friendly. Great for an occasional fancy charcuterie night. I've also heard that the sandwiches at the deli are great - I'll update my review when I get a chance to try one!

I can't believe I've been sleeping on Lou's. My house contractor actually told me about it while we…read morewere picking tile the other day. Raved about it. I ordered for pick up but I loved the ambiance inside! The food slaps. I got the chicken cutlet. No peppers, pesto I. The side, add herb aioli (some may call this edit a crime)- it was absolutely fucking fire. The price was right too. I got a pic of the over stacked sammmmmy, the bread was so fresh and the ingredients so fresh. Also had the pastries. I will be back. I came back to say 15 out of 10 rainbow cake!!!!

Stopped here for some lunch one day while in Denver. We went with a full size Louie (Italian sub)…read moreand a half size Meatball sub. My wife ate half the Louie and I ate the other half and the meatball. I liked the Louie a lot! Great bread, meats, and really good vinegar/oil dressing. The meatball sub was just ok. 2 big meatballs on their bread, but when you bit into the bread, the meatballs kind of slid out. I should have cut up and mashed the meatballs first. My bad. Still pretty tasty, just messy as hell to eat. I would definitely come back if I lived in the area.

I ordered a raclette sandwich here and it was fantastic! The baguette is perfection and the options…read morefor your sandwiches are endless. Truly French, the bread and meats are superb. Nice selection of French mustards and sauces. The cheese room at the back of the store is packed to the brim with delicious, hard to find, European cheeses. Service is so helpful and friendly. You'll feel like you're in France when you step inside! Exceptional!

Amazing offerings, authentic and quality. Wish they had more seating and WiFi but not a big deal…read more The quiche was good but not house made and kinda pricey for the size

This market is situated in a beautiful section of Denver called Park Hill. It has an old world feel…read moreto it inside with Italian specialties and antiques strewn about the store. There's plenty to choose from from fresh produce to frozen ravioli. We picked up some fresh mozz and some peppers and an eggplant sandwich. Everything was delicious and the staff is very friendly. Loved this place.

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.

Holy sandwiches!!! I can't believe it took me this long to check out Carmine Lornard's. I brought…read moremy Italian dad and mom for sandwiches at noon for lunch. Coming from an Italian family, I am well versed in Italian sandwiches. Carmine Lornardo's the real deal! We ordered the 24" Carmine Italian. Every bite was as good as the last. My dad struck up a conversation with Carmine, who was working behind the counter as he does every day, just as his dad (according to him). We sat down at one of the 4 tables to enjoy our sandwich which was pre split for us. As we were finishing up and the lunch crowd was slowing a bit but was still steady, when Carmine stopped at our table to chat with my dad. He told us an amazing story of how their sausage and pepper sandwich was featured in Food & Wine magazine and how he found Put about it. A true Italian man living in his owned world, he was not familiar with the magazine. But that put them on the food seen. He then brought my dad his famous sausage and pepper sandwich, on the house! We came back later that week and ordered pasta with sausage and sauce for dinner which he provided as part of their dinner to go series. If I lived closer, I would never be cooking, I would just be at Carmine's for lunch and dinner! Don't sleep on this authentic Italian restaurant with old world charm.

Initial first impression was excellent. Walking straight into a meat deli before getting to order…read moreyour sandwich sets up the expectation for a serious sandwich. We were on our way up to red rock and wanted to grab some lunch for the tailgate. We ordered the French dip and the special #5 cutlet sandwich as well as Mac salad and black and white cookie. The sandwiches are expensive but big. The French dip was $13.99 and the special was $18.99 for an 8in. Our meal ended up being around $60 for two sandwiches, a Mac salad, chips and two pastries. The mac salad was very good and tasty but the sandwiches were a total disappointment. The French dip lacked ANY flavor even a bit of salt would've gone a long way. When we dipped it in the au jus, it still lacked any flavor. We ended up only taking a few bites then tossing it and moving onto the #5. Both sandwiches were incredibly soggy and we maybe ate them 20 minutes after getting them. Taste was decent with the cutlet sandwich but oh my heartburn. We both had heartburn the entire duration of the concert. Just a disappointing experience after spending so much money.