Absolute joke. Management is criminally incompetent. I feel bad for the bartenders. They had two working on the night of a big show at Mission Ballroom. The wait was an hour for drinks. Separately, the Thai Kun food stall was a disappointment. I followed the directions for online ordering, only to wait forty minutes for my food without the text I was told to wait for. When I finally went to ask about my food, I was told that they gave my food away because I didn't come when they yelled my name. They never sent a text. Don't waste your time during any sort of busy time. read more

Zeppelin Station is a great RiNo spot -- plenty of outdoor seating during COVID. The only concern I had was how clean things were. I only saw 1-2 people working, 1 of who's was behind the bar the entire time. On a weekday, son was slower BUT Patrons had to clear our own table, which raised question of who cleans them...? Other than that, great drinks and tap selection. Yummy food inside the food hall. read more

As far as food courts go in Denver (there's plenty of options now), this one is by far one of the better options! While it's not huge, the food was absolutely yummy! We sampled from Vinh Xuong Bakery (the traditional Bahn Mi was the best I've had in Denver!), Namkeen (delicious, flakey & HUGE samosas), Au Feu (out do the world brisket poutine) and Kiss + Ride (yummy cocktails). Everything was fairly priced and really was delicious. I'll definitely be back to sample the rest of the food stalls. I didn't quite understand the retail space/art galleries. From what I could tell everything was from Portland (why?) and looked way too expensive (a tell tale sign is when there's only a few items on each rack). There's also a parking garage with free parking for a few hours which is CLUTCH. read more

Zeppelin Station is a food and drink hall downstairs with several floors of offices upstairs. The food options are plenty and varied, and there's two bars inside. As of this review, there's only one non-consumable stall in there- a local art shop. So there isn't the same shopping opportunities you'd find down the street at The Source. However the hall is clean, well lit, and parking/transportation is fairly easy. The downside is there isn't a ton of seating. There's few tables inside and out on the patio, though there is an upstairs section with more seating that doesn't fill up nearly as fast. It's a fun place to come and eat at essentially a quality food court. I recommend coming with friends so you can try as many different places as possible. read more

This place is not worth going , you have to park out in the boom docks and if you find a parking space you have to pay 5.00 each hour, and the food selection is not that great, so don't waste your time. read more

I am so excited about this place! They officially open tomorrow. They have 9 vendors currently: No Vacancy which will feature rotating chefs such as Comal, Dandy Lion which has Vietnamese coffee/baked goods, Kiss+Ride for drinks at the downstairs bar, Injoi Korean Kitchen with Korean fried chicken, Namkeen with Indian street food, Gelato Boy, Au Feu with Montreal smoked meats and poutine, Aloha Poke Co, and Vinh Xuong Bakery with Banh Mi Sandwiches. They have additional seating upstairs with a bar called Big Trouble. They offer some outdoor seating as well and with huge glass garage doors, it will definitely have a great indoor/outdoor vibe in the summertime. I absolutely love concepts like this with many food options so everyone can get whatever they are in the mood for. For an appetizer, we tried 2 Korean fried chicken wings from Injoi. These had good spice and crunch. We tried Comal which was serving Syrian dishes today. We tried the vegan dish Mejedera and it was phenomenal! It was a dish of bulgar, lentils, olive oil and caramelized onions served with a small salad of lettuce, tomato and cucumbers with mint/lemon dressing and a bit of a yogurt cucumber sauce. I also got baba gannoush with pita and it had a flavor that I didn't enjoy...almost like too much liquid smoke...hard to explain but I would not recommend this side. We also tried to poutine with brisket from Au Feu. It was good but did not taste like other poutines that we've tasted. There was not much of a gravy, the curds were not really incorporated into the poutine and the brisket tasted more like jerky which tasted good but just didn't work that well in the poutine. I would have rather they put the soft brisket that they use in the sandwich. We were too stuffed for dessert but can't wait to come back and try many more things as we had a tough time deciding what to order! read more

A concept much like other food halls, so I'm not seeming to be overwhelmed with excitement over these anymore. But this one was ok. Went before a show at the mission ballroom but otherwise wouldn't go out of my way to visit. I had a bowl from OK Poke, pretty standard options in comparison to any Poke spot in town. By boyfriend got a bahn mi, seemed to like it ok. Then we headed over to the bar for a few drinks. Overall nothing super special. Drinks were ok, bartender messed up one of them (a Moscow mule is a pretty standard drink). I brought it back to the other bartender and they happily remade it for no charge. Atmosphere is modern and funky but not the most inviting. There was a DJ playing but he ended at like 9 on a friday night. Overall an ok one stop shop for food and drinks, good if the people you're with like different things I guess. read more

If you're looking for a wide variety of food, drinks, and people, Zeppelin Station is for you. Opening day had a great turn out, but I'd imagine that this weekend (3/17/2018) is going to be a madhouse. And with good reason: the place rocks. The staff upstairs at Big Trouble are some of the friendliest around. As for the food, the chicken wings (not little drumsticks and the little other piece, but the ENTIRE chicken wing) from Injoi Korean Kitchen are much more than the appetizer you'd expect. The ones with regular sauce were tasty. You also can't go wrong with the brisket from Au Feu. The large brisket sandwich is served Montreal-style and comes with potato chips. Fun feature: the lines on the floor lead you to where you need to go. Check them out! read more

Our first time here, was really surprised how dead it was. But it wasn't hard to figure out why. We decided to try items from the Korean, Vietnamese, Indian and Gelato venders. Everything was delicious, with the exception of the Vietnamese place. Our chicken bahn mi was very dry, not consistent at all with their Alameda location, and also double the price for the exact same sandwich. The atmosphere was a bit confusing and unwelcoming. I appreciate the products that were being sold, but didn't know where to purchase anything because of the confusing layout and lack of sales people. The retail seems forced in, with only two actual shops. I think I would have enjoyed it more if it had just been food with more available seating. read more

This spot joins the collective eatery list that seems to be growing in Denver and so far they've all been really good. The options here feel like they have a slightly asian lean with banh mi, poke, Korean food, Indian, and a ramen popup. All of the items we've had from every storefront have been good, the drinks from the bar were creative and delicious, and the wait staff is very friendly. This place was fine for taking a kid and didn't have the crowds that Avanti does ... for now. read more

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Really cool set up. They have different restaurant stalls and a variety of cuisines to choose from. We ordered ramen and korean fried chicken. Both have excellent flavor. You pay at the counter and they give you a device that buzzes and flashes when your order is ready. We chose to sit upstairs since it's quieter. There are self-serve water stations on both floors. I like the fact that the restaurants change from time to time so you will always have something different to look forward to. read more

What were they thinking building this big place and not having even close to enough seating. I wouldn't go back and fight for a place to sit. I was there for lunch on a weekday -- imagine how bad it is at really busy times. People were sitting on the stairs eating their food off their laps -- not my idea of a good time! read more

Really cool spot but seemed more of a daytime place. I met a bunch of friends for drinks and didn't realize all the food vendors would close. After a couple of drinks, we wandered back downstairs to get food and only one food vendor was open.... it was only 7:45. I would still totally go back I just wish I knew the vendors were closing. read more

Fun food hall with cool food options and a very nice bartender. The banh mi wasn't the best I've had but the poke bowl was delicious! read more

This place is amazing! I live on the north side of the tracks so the location makes my bike ride to gear really enjoyable. It has options for everyone - picky eaters can get a sandwich, veggie and vegan options at almost all stalls, and for the rest of us we have the choice of all delicious options. Mexican, fried chicken/southern, poke, deli, Vietnamese, coffee and booze. All in a well-curated environment. The shops look cute, although I went for the food and drink. I'll have to come back with my laptop for an afternoon work-from-home day read more

Was excited about visiting this new place, but disappointed. On a night that wasn't that busy it took 30 mins to get a drink -- while I was sitting at the bar. Then went to the hot chicken place and they took an order from someone in front of us and then walked away without taking our order or telling us they would be back to help. So we just finally left to have dinner elsewhere. I think they are taking the new clientele for granted and may be in over their head. Or maybe it was just Monday... read more

Came here on a Friday before a show at Mission. The taco place was out of 1/2 their menu and Budlong was a 20-25 minute wait for a chicken sandwich. The DJ was good but the music was wayyyyy too loud. I guess if you're looking for a bar scene, it's probably cool. read more

Nice little place! Kind of hard to get to because it's hidden on the back side of a building. My gps kept getting lost but I finally found it. The place is smaller than Denver Marketplace but has some good variety of foods. Stay clear away from the Injoi Korean place! The bulgogi is gross! See my review on that on yelp if you want more info. But the main bar they have was nice and had a great selection of drinks. My drink was yummy it had rum and blood orange and honestly it didn't taste like there was alcohol but I was a little buzzed after. Looks like they have a Poke Tuna place, coffee place, art place and couple other restaurants to choose from. Good place to grab a quick bite, meet for drinks to socialize or place to get some studying done. It's about the same size as The Source. I'll definitely be back read more

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Yet another great meet up spot, in an up and coming neighborhood. Love that they ran with the modern train station theme. The food variety is pretty awesome too; Poke, Bahn Mi, Gelato, Coffee, 2 bars. I ended up with the 2 Bahn Mi sandwiches from Vinh Xuong Bakery Tofu and Spicy Avocado. WOW - Big portion size, the tofu was probably the best seasoned I've had in Denver. I also got a small vegetarian poke bowl from Aloha Poke Co. Great flavor and again good portion size. The outdoor seating is a little small, and more community style (modern picnic tables). During lunch it can get busy and hard to find a spot. I look forward to warmer weather when the huge garage doors will open and provide that awesome indoor/outdoor feel. read more

Went to Zepplin station on the first week of opening they have six different food options, I really enjoyed starting from my favorite is Vinh Xuong Banh mi sandwiches!! Huge portions!! Lavender latte a dandylion to wash it all down and then gelato at gelato boy to finish it off. Zeppelin is definitely lacking a lot of seating during the busy hours people even sit down on the floor so that's a negative. So try to come here on after hours if you want to have a table to enjoy all your goodies read more

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Why do people enjoy coming to a hyped up mall food court? The food was mediocre, the ambiance feels like a bus station, and the building is so confusing! I also have a problem with having to pay for parking when I'm in the middle of nowhere and there are literal fields around them and train tracks. I love my salon that is out there, but honestly would rather they have a location anywhere else in Denver! Stayed for lunch after my haircut and should have just gone to shake shack or rosenbergs like I initially planned. We got the brisket place and injoi and I have to say as someone who loves KBBQ that injoi was not even a whisper of korean food. Everything was vinegary or mustardy, we saw more people who worked there than customers, and the building looks abused and old already!!! I mean what modern building doesn't put automatic toilets and sinks in the bathroom!?!?!?!?!?!? You can tell this was a slipshod attempt at recreating Denver Central Market or the Source. Not even those places that add a little character to the idea of a cafeteria make it work. This one was just a depressing Grayhound station in disguise. read more

Just sort of m'eh. Food was higher priced and small portions. Beer was good. Atmosphere is lacking. I thought after being open for a few years now it would have blossomed a bit but the whole place seems like it is still in start up mode. Ordering was slightly confusing and no way to make special requests in the online system. Like no cilantro for those who don't care for dish soap flavored food. And, meals do not have thorough descriptions. Boo. read more

The bartenders are always wonderful, the food is amazing, and the focus on environmental friendliness is fantastic to see. I had the best bon mi sandwich I've ever had the other day and am still thinking about it! I love this place and recommend it all the time! read more

Trendy / hipster / foodie spot -- it is in RiNo after all. Very much like Avanti (a two-story bar / food hall) but with no rooftop patio and not enough seating. We had some in our group arrive at 6p on a Saturday evening and were able to score a great table upstairs which filled up quickly. The seating on the stairs looked uncomfortable and awkward for conversations but there were a lot of people there so maybe it was fine. Service upstairs was great. Parking was ok -- we got lucky and grabbed a spot along 35th. I'm told there was also a parking garage on the other side which is normally $5 but the gates were up when we passed by. I was impressed with the diversity of food options here: poke, korean, vietnamese, indian and gelato thus far. We had food from the korean joint Injoi which was fantastic -- big portions and great flavors. We also shared plates from the banh mi shop ($8 for a decently sized and tasty sandwich), the indian place (chana masala was ) and a coupe flavors from Gelato Boy which were unique (vanilla and black sesame seed, orange creamsicle, and salty caramel) and delicious. Overall a great experience but there should be more seating! read more

I came here with my husband on a Sunday and there were less than 10 people total at the food hall. We thought it was closed but we asked the woman working at the coffee shop and she shared that with Football Sunday's most people do not frequent this food hall. This food hall was also well done. The location is great, next to a large music venue. In addition, the shops are well laid out. There is not TOO much in terms of food options (poke, Mexican, coffee shop, Bahn mi shop). There are some retail shops as well and a bar area. I believe the bar program is fantastic and they have some really 'different' but 'fancy' drink options. I think other nights, this food hall must get crowded. There is a lot of room to sit near the bar as well as a staircase area where people can sit and chat. It is open and coming on a Sunday was probably super cool because of how open it felt. I would recommend coming here, but only if you are in the mood for one of those food choices mentioned above. read more

When comparing this to the Stanley marketplace it doesn't come close it's automated ordering so make sure you have a credit card and a cell phone which I know a lot of people does but the person I came with doesn't use credit cards so that was inconvenient. It's one big kitchen that 10 different restaurants use so they didn't take the time to craft it like how all the individuals at the Stanley do the cauliflower Atlee jeans was the best thing there. Hard pass. read more

Tried a salmon poke from OkPoke and it was awful. As soon as I got a whiff of the rice, I almost gagged. It was rotted. I'm guessing it was left out in the room temperature for too long. The grains were also hard. Ended up eating just the fish and toppings and threw away the rice. Waste of 12 bucks. read more

Great concept for those either with hunger in their bellies without a specific desire from their tastebuds...or if you and your significant other can't decide on a specific spot. They have a wide variety cuisines, something for everyone really. We stopped at La Doña, my mouth is watering just thinking about it. Portion size was excellent and the flavors were incredible. read more

It has potential but needs some work. The bartenders are lackluster and the overall feel is like being in a department store that is going out of business even when it's busy. The upstairs bar, however, is pretty cool. Whoever runs that should probably just take over the rest of the establishment and go forward. read more

These are the best street tacos in Denver taste wise. RiNo pricing but hey gotta pay rent

Some good food and slightly overpriced cocktails. Great location. However, during my second visit their speaker system seemed to be acting up and songs' volume varied greatly. At one point a song blared so loudly that I had to quickly cover my ear and jump out of the way. Honestly that weekend I had to see the ENT because of short term ear damage. read more

I was there on the weekend and it was pretty dead. The bar was ok and had a few people there, and the food places were all dead, couldn't even tell if they were open. I was tempted to get some food but I was worried I'd be eating old food or leftovers from the day before. The interior and decor is pretty lame and cold. Overall the space seems small too and I believe parking is not free. Some of the stalls are still vacant and the ones selling merchandise are over priced. I expected to see more people here and not sure if I'll be back. read more

Cool new spot in RiNo with great views of the city. We tried several of the eating spots--Au Feu poutine, poke, korean fried chicken, and they were all good. It was a cold, foggy night, so no one could sit outside. I found the seating a bit limited inside. Going upstairs with your food means negotiating some stairs, and it feels like you're going into a bar and lounge to eat your take out food. Overall a great addition to the food scene. read more

7 pm on a Thursday with a show at Mission and there is ONE bartender. The line is past the main door to get a drink. Why? Get a second bartender. read more

I think I was here last night? Yes I was actually. If not I was here before then. Lots of nummy stuff for indulgence.

Got chicken quesadillas and tacos here, super greasy, bland , and sloppy. Paid way too much money for what is being served. The basic food prep was just plain bad. I would recommend going down the block and over to where the other Zeppelin building is / TAXI - and try Comal instead (if it's during the day). read more

Grave Good Burger has the worst burger and service I've ever experienced! I don't know their excuse as it was not busy for a weekday lunch. The quality of the burger was the worse I've ever had.....greasy and 2 thin patties. I expected something similar to Crave Burger or Bad Daddy Burger. There was no description of their burger on the mobile app or at their station. They messed up by order as they forgot the caramelized onions, bacon and truffle parmesan fries. I will never eat here again. read more

The restaurant service was 5-stars. Poke and Bahn Mi were spot on and a great value. I can't get past how ridiculously hipster this place is. The bar wasn't busy and it took me 10 minutes to get a beer. I watched one of the bartenders spend 5 minutes trying to get the umbrella positioned right on a specialty drink. There are so many choices in Denver, I don't know why anyone would go out of their way for this one. Meh. read more

Do NOT expect any sort of professional bar service. Staffed by backwards hat wearing staff that are too cool to and seemingly preoccupied to actually make drinks and pour beers. Amateur hour at its finest. read more

Fascinating concept. Well lit food court type modern restaurant plex. A range of food options. And a well guided floor plan. There is complimentary 2 hour parking available or you're welcome to park in the art district and have a neat walk. read more