LOVE this new modern food concept space! This place is trendy without being pretentious, and still has amazing food options! What you'll find when you walk in the door is a warehouse-looking (typical RiNo) space filled with food pop-ups, cocktail bars, and a couple of shops & other attractions. My fiance and I came here with another couple for date night, and we meandered around surveying our food options. You'll find options that allow you to "eat around the world", including No Vacancy, Injoi Korean Kitchen, Namkeem Indian street snacks, Au Feu Montreal smoked meats and poutine, Aloha Poke Co, Vinh Xuong banh mi sandwiches... AND Gelato Boy for dessert (YUM). Other perks: a coffee shop (Dandy Lion Coffee), retail shopping, convenience to the light rail (literally right across the pedestrian bridge), and postings of the next train times so you can get on your way after grabbing a bite. It has everything you could need - come hang out here for dinner, happy hour, or stay all day. Don't miss this spot! read more

The food offerings here are great, however, if you can't get to them, what's the use? The parking is simply impossible. You used to be able to park in their parking garage, but it's chronically full now. Just forget about street parking, because there is none. Don't waste your drive, unless you really need exercise, because you will be walking at least a half mile to get lunch. read more

It's tough to describe a fun location! Great food options that are all wow. So far, I've eaten at 3 and all were amazing. The main bar was fun and the bartenders were funny and entertaining. Great stop! read more

I found out about this two days ago and made it a point to come. It is in RiNo and is certainly in an up and coming neighborhood. At one point I thought my gps was surely lost but alas I started seeing signs for Zeppelin. The signs were on point and I easily found parking and the main entrance. They have lines on the floor and I literally followed them to get to the ladies like a lemming. Really quite handy. The space was pretty quiet when I was there but then again it was a Wednesday at 2 p.m. Once they have additional businesses filled in this will easily rival the Source and Denver Central Market. read more

What a great place!! We went on a Monday night and was surprisingly busy. It's a great open space area with different places to get your food and drinks. There are a lot of great options to choose from to satisfy your hunger but it's a short walk around the place to check out what you want. They have a decent amount of seating but I can imagine when this place is busy it could be difficult to get a seat. They have a great upstairs bar area with awesome bartenders to help you out. There is a big screen tv with all the train times (as Zeppelin station is right by the light rail) also Uber and Lyft wait times which is pretty handy after a big night out. I really like this idea of an open space eating concept with a central bar area (in this case 2 bars) Check it out!! read more

Zeppelin Station was a disappointment to me. Sterile and quiet- I know the industrial look is all the rage, but this place was about as uninviting as you get. Was this because we visited midday for lunch? Seat options seemed minimal unless you sat on the weird ledges near the bar or the tables upstairs. Nothing inviting that made you want to stay a while. The food options ranged greatly which I appreciated, but like all food halls, the offerings were expensive. We settled on Budlong Nashville Hot Chicken- it was "fine" (I'll review it separately). I did love the Vietnamese iced coffee I got from Vinh Xuong bakery. The stores were strange-nothing I would want to purchase. Maybe I'd feel differently during a more lively time of day, but this food hall just didn't do it for me-I think there are better in Denver. read more

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Ninjas- Denver has done it again- Zeppelin Station the THE latest and greatest food court concept to hit the streets. It's the "Avanti" of RiNo- you've got a Korean restaurant, Poke, Indian, South American, Bahn Mi, Gelato, Coffee a bar and local art all in one spot. This is definitely the weekend hang out spot on the NE side. Great food, great vibes, beautiful grown folks. I really like the upstairs seating area- floating over all of the humming of conversation and restaurant sounds below. Love all of the natural light, the race track floor helps with way-finding in such a large space. It's great. I'm a big fan of Zeppelin's developments in Denver (they are the creators of TAXI). Solid addition to a rapidly sprouting neighborhood. Prime location next to transit. There is also structured parking which is great. Can't say enough nice things. I'm stoked about it! Check it out! read more

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Finally tried Zeppelin Station for the first time today. I love the concept of having lots of options and the super bright, modern design of the space is amazing. I think this is a great place for groups so that everyone can get what they want. I ended up having poutine from Au Feu which was delicious as well as a glass of wine from Kiss & Ride. One of the reasons I'm only giving 4 stars is because I also got a Vietnamese coffee from Dandy Lion (doesn't seem like they have their own yelp page so I'm leaving this here for now) and I was completely turned off by the unfriendly service. I stood at the cash register for a good 4 minutes feeling like an idiot while the two employees stood there and chatted, even after they saw me (it's a tiny place). The server finally walked over and took my order with no apology, no smile, not even a thank you. I felt like I was annoying her just by being there. I think maybe next time I come to Zeppelin Station, I'll get coffee somewhere else beforehand. I definitely want to come back and check out Big Trouble at night on a Friday or Saturday because overall the whole food hall seemed pretty dead even though it was a beautiful and sunny Sunday. read more

Really neat place to come hang out. Seems like not many people know about it, but that's what makes it special! + Many Asian style food choices + 2 large bars + Some small, local shops you can peruse through + Gelato and coffee... yuuum + Tons of seating + Really cool views of downtown from upper floors + Free parking! **Bonus: Check our the sick graffiti by the rail road tracks. Makes for a cool photo shoot spot. read more

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Food has definitely changed from last year. A bit dark for a food sitting and dirty tables

Very interesting place. We arrived *right* after they opened on a Saturday AM and folks were definitely mooovinnnngggg sloooowwwwwlyyyy lol. Pretty interesting array of options. I checked out each place, scouted a small sample dish from each, placed a couple orders and found myself with pockets full of buzzers. Picked up a nitro coffee and a cardamom black tea spritzer to round it out. Portions were hearty for a hipster place, and came out pretty quick. All were tasty, and I stretched the brisket and chicken tenders over the following day. Overall an interesting place, well laid out (once you get your bearings) and complimentary options. I bet it is jamming in the evenings, despite its kind of weird dead end location. Overall, a fun place to dip into with a group, esp. if they have dietary restrictions. Would be cool if they had a tasting flight from all options all set up, but that's just me - I'ma fool for tasting flights! Will return and try again. read more

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I didn't ask to be in the future. I don't feel good. I still have some banana flavored sauce drizzle on my chin, indicating a good time. warning: you order using qr codes. I don't know this technology, but I somehow activated the menu with my flaring nostril. it selected carne asada tacos and black noodles with tofu? I ate it regardless and my large mouth cracked a smile with my lips. I would only recommend this place to An ally. time to leave! counting on my nostrils to activate this Lime scooter to get me away read more

No one seems to work here - or if you find someone, they couldn't care less. High prices, shabby food. The neons and many of the games don't work. Half the food vendors weren't open and it's dinnertime . A lousy DJ who left horrible music blasting through the foyer - and then departed for a very long time. Just stop by a 7-11 on your way to Taco Bell and it'll feel just like a ride on the Zeppelin! They should be ashamed. Such a pit. read more

This is a really cute, casual, open space to grab cocktails and food. They have a Nashville hot chicken stand, a Vietnamese Bahn Mi stand, a poke stand, and a taco stand. They also have a bar downstairs and upstairs that focuses on cocktails, wine and beer. We got a couple different things and decided to sit on one of the benches outside on a nice fall night. It was a Thursday night and it was not very crowded but there were a good amount of people. I'd imagine is a good place to bring groups or kids or probably pets. read more

We went here for gelato after having dinner at The Source; I was disappointed from the start. The building itself is a very unattractive structure and not the easiest to get to. They ID you before you can enter the building and once you're in and if you're over the age of 25 you will feel ancient. There is a tiered wall with cushions to sit on all the way up, you won't miss it it's right as you walk in. There are stores there but they are like minimal boutiquey type shops that were closed. If you're a hipster, vegan, vegetarian or under 25 this is your jam. All the food is varied so there is a good variety of different cuisine that will accommodate dietary needs. The bar seemed to be the only hoppin' part of the place and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves. If you like The Source then you'd probably like this place. If you like the Dairy Block then you might be disappointed. read more

Awesome spot, that's actually quiet and not overly crowded where you can hear yourself think and your friends talk! No need to fight for space, and there are plenty of food options, gluten free friendly too! The charcuterie at Au Feu is delicious and the current Scandinavian shop has super tasty fries! Overall the vibe of the place is laid back and friendly and a cool place to hang out with a good cocktail. read more

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This place is so strange. RiNo has came a long way and Brighton Boulevard has certainly become a hot spot, but Zeppelin Station is a few blocks north of that and it feels so isolated. Five stars for having a complimentary parking garage, but once inside, it felt about as disconnected, sterile and strange as the location. The entrance is just a long hallway that splits in either direction, with all the restaurant concepts in the middle and everywhere is, corners! We found seating at one of the community tables near the bar and it's certainly more lively in that area, but whose idea was it to place random two person tables along the other hallways? All the people sitting at those tables looked sad. There's bench seating along the stairs leading to the second floor, but why would anyone want to sit there and hold their food on their lap? I'm so confused. I will add that there's some sort of Icelandic takeover going on right now and I actually found it really entertaining and it worked in favor of the overall weirdness of this space. An Icelandic comedian was performing when we left! Maybe I'll give this place another shot and see if the food is worth coming back for. read more

My favorite thing about food halls like Zeppelin Station is that people with a variety of interests can all pick a thing they want and meet in the middle for cocktails and company over a meal. It's always a really nice option for me. As far as Denver food halls go Zeppelin Station is one of the smaller ones, but they have a decent list of food options. My favorite so far was Injoi Korean Kitchen, but honestly I've like every place I tried. While each vendor sells an assortment of non-alcoholic drinks, the space also has two bar spaces - Kiss + Ride is the main one that is usually open. Big Trouble is upstairs and open Tuesday-Saturday starting at 4. Because it's a little outside of the beaten path of RiNo it tends to not be as crowded, which I like. The floor plan is pretty open and they also have a decent outside area for when the weather is nice. All in all I'm a fan of this latest addition to Denver's food hall scene. read more

I've been coming to Zeppelin Station since it first opened nearly five years ago. It's a fantastic place to hang out with friends, eat great food and enjoy cocktails. I also love working from the nice patio. Furthermore, we recently rented out the bar area and hosted our friends and family for our wedding weekend. My wife and I love this place and totally recommend it to all of our friends and family. read more

Being right next to the 38th and Blake station is great!! I hit Zeppelin on my way home from work travel all the time. Denver might be reaching peak food court. There are so many options in town now! Zeppelin is probably my favorite..mainly due to the convenience of the location and food options. Lots of great fast-casual options unlike The Source which I consider more of a sit-down style of place. The space is decently sized with ample seating and some really nice outdoor seating. It doesn't have quite the view as Avanti, but it is still nice. I will leave the more detailed reviews for the individual vendors. My favorite is the Bahn Mi place! Also - the two bars in the station give RiNo locals a discount. Very sweet! read more

Cool hipster place to cool off, have some food and a drink. Parking garage available. WiFi also available. Seems like it would be ok for kids. Not too busy on a Tuesday afternoon. The art is cool. read more

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They have a pretty fun vibe here especially during the summer since they have outdoor seating. They have a handful of different food options for you to choose from and bar. Everything's pretty pricey here but I think it's a good time. It's located in Rino so if you only wanted to stop by for drinks then boo over somewhere else for food then it's a great place for that. read more

I would never eat this again and strongly advise you don't either. The meat was poor and in giant chunks

Another food hall/mixed use space in Denver! No complaints over here. Zeppelin Station is well-lit, full of unique food/drink options, and it's (not coincidentally) location near the 38th/Blake train station. Think of it like a hip cousin to Union Station downtown. I've been by a handful of times thus far to have lunch, dinner and drinks. Each time trying something new since there are so many vendors within. Friday nights aren't as busy as I would've thought. The downstairs bar, Kiss + Ride has excellent cocktails which you can enjoy with your stall food. Or head upstairs to Big Trouble after 4 pm and it's a bit of a darker, island experience. Bonus: Free parking in the garage until end of July! read more

Awesome place! Im usually wary of food places in denver because usually the food is just okay. But I can say that i really enjoyed what i had. I had the fried chicken from soy pinoy. And it was pretty fabulous. The aesthetics of the restaurant are pretty cute. Drinks are decent price too! read more

Small. Too small. You run out of options very quickly. The popup stores are a joke with overpriced merchandise. The bar (Kiss + Ride) is OK. The food emporia are OK. We walked here. Not pleasant at all. In fact, it was dusty, stark and uninviting. One aspect is painfully obvious. The rent is too damn high. It is reflected in the prices for everything. The long-term smart landlord move would be to reduce the rents by 80%. I made my (probably) one visit. read more

We were hoping for a special food find. Unfortunately, it was a few restaurants, instead of a food hall. We settled on a chicken place that was okay. And chosen more out of lack of interest in other choices. Not many people. Perhaps we need to try again when it becomes more established. read more

They overcharge and then have no way of contacting them. I was there yesterday and ordered a beer, they asked if i wanted to keep the tab open and I said no. They closed it out and gave me a receipt to sign for the price of my beer and all was fine... I check my bank acct today and see that in addition to my beer they charged me two more times $10 each !! I tried contacting them and it's an automated message and you can't leave a VM or get through. Horrible experience - they literally steal from you. Never never go there. read more

Oh no!!!! Zeppelin station lost the Poke bowl. They also recently lost the beat bakery this side of the Atlantic ocean (Babette's). What's going on?!?! The Station (and Source) are awesome, with great ethnic foods vendors. The vibe is good and since I work across the street, it's super easy to grab a quick, but excellent lunch, but my go-to places are gone....#SoSad. read more

I still haven't quite warmed up to this place, but keep going out of convenience as it's close to home and we don't have a lot of quicker/casual options in the hood. I've probably been no fewer than ten times. The Vinh Xuong concepts have been my favorite (tofu banh mi is delicious and I crave the lavender latte from Dandy Lion on the regular). The other concepts I've tried have been "just alright" (Aloha Poke and Namkeen) to "would probably not order from again" (Au Feu and No Vacancy/Gaijin). If Au Feu had a vegetarian poutine, I'd be 1000% on board, but their current veggie option is just bagels, which aren't that great. I most recently had ramen from Gaijin and I think I was bored with eating it before I was even full. The bar (Kiss + Ride) is pretty good. I like their bottled cocktail options that are little bit less $ than their other mixed drinks. My least favorite part is the space. I can't decide if I feel like I'm eating in a jail or the IKEA cafeteria. The layout is also really odd/seems to have a lot of unusable space and causes bottlenecks when people are in line for some of the restaurants. The building is a brand new build, so it seems like something like that could have been figured out early on but diagonal lines are "edgy", I guess. Despite all that, I'll probably still hit this place up weekly, I'm just more likely to take my food/drink to go. read more

For an area known for it's burgeoning food and art scene this offering falls a little flat. With an Interesting space layout and minimal decor one would hope the vendors and merchants to pop with their wares but nothing seemed to jump out besides the prices. Understandable it's a new market type food court and I'm sure the food is decent to good but $3 for a chicken wing is a bit much. $14 for a half bowl of conveyer belt noodles is not a food hunters mark. Just because the address is cool doesn't mean the juice is worth the squeeze. read more

There are a variety of food vendors. The place is very clean, not crowded, offer outdoor seating, and is just a good hang out spot. I've been here a couple of times and I honestly wonder why this place isn't hopping! Perhaps it's because I come after prime lunch time but still, I think people should give this a try. There is a bar, a pastrami sandwich shop, poke shop, Vietnamese sandwich shop aka Bahn Mi, Nashville hot chicken shop, ice cream shop, and a few others. So overall a good variety of options to choose from! I've tried four of these stalls and I've had mixed experiences, most were great while others were just ok. I'll be leaving reviews for the specific food vendors. I also wanted to note that this place is super clean! Every time I visited, there were staff members that were just cleaning, taking my trays even though I could have done it myself so I really appreciate that. The bathrooms are very clean and the hand lotion offers a nice extra for your time there. read more

One of my favorite food halls among the ever expanding scene in Denver. Seating options are excellent, dog friendly outside, beautifully designed, a couple very good art boutiques, and relatively easy to get in/out. Food wise, have only had the banh mi (very good, but probably more in the 4-star range), and lavender latte at the coffee shop which was excellent. Not totally sure why it's at 3.5 stars, but it's infinitely better than Milk Market and not quite as good as Denver Central Market (that's a compliment!). Hope the foot traffic picks up here...I'll certainly be coming back. read more

Lousy bartenders who seem to delight in making customers wait 20 minutes for a drink. Food is very unoriginal, a poor facsimile of the various ethnicities they're trying really hard to import. Look and feel is a similar poor representation of urban chic. Large portions looked unfinished, intentionally. Hold on for the second day though, maybe you'll get lucky like me and the food will literally make you sick. read more

Whiskey sours with actual frothy egg white on request. Genuine. Poke place was decent Poke for a land locked state, with the extra expense attached. RTD schedule on dedicated monitor so you dont have to keep checking your phone while waiting on transit. read more

Please don't turn into an Avanti. Please don't turn into an Avanti. Please don't turn into an Avanti. Zeppelin Station feels like an oasis in the midst of Brighton's endless, consuming, business-crushing development. There is indoor and outdoor seating, lines Friday evening were minimal, you could hold a conversation with your friends, and no women were hit on (looking at you, Avanti). I also really enjoy all of Zeppelin's varied food offerings. I look forward to returning via 38th to avoid that Brighton re-routing rowdiness. P.S. Free garage parking until May 30 P.P.S. Gelato Boy features gelato from Boulder stand-out Fior read more

This is my favorite place to go when I have plans to meet a friend, but don't feel like deciding what IorThey are in the mood for. Great variety of food (tacos, poke, fried chicken...), priced roughly how I would expect. Indoor and outdoor seating, plus a bar. Very casual. It's great! read more

great spot for kids. We sat and had yummy thai food and drinks in the sunshine while kids had burgers and fries, then they ran around and played video games. read more

Pretty cool spot with a train station vibe. It's near the light rail and they have monitors with RTD schedule and also Uber wait times. There are a variety of food offerings from Indian to Poke to Southwestern, to Bahn Mi to Quebecian, to Gelato. After trying a variety I definitely recommend the charcuterie board and the brisket bowl from the Quebecian place although the Poutine is probably good. I also recommend the Chicken 65 (think butter chicken but spicy) Gobi 65 (spicy curried Cauliflower) from the Indian place. The bar was friendly and with a good variety of cocktails. My only drawbacks were the dining area is small and if this place blows up will be a nightmare. Also there are no high chairs so my dining experience was a little unpleasant as without a high chair my toddler wants to run around as opposed to sitting in my lap. If you do happen to bring kids, the Korean spot does half portions of Fried Rice without Kimchi and the Quebecian place has steak fries that kids are into. I am glad I tried it. I don't know if there is enough to bring me back again as I tried a lot and if I can't bring my kid it makes it that much harder. I suppose I could bring my own highchair but that's a lot of effort. read more

Got the tacos. They tasted fine, just know they are pretty small for $4/a piece. 3 of them were more like an appetizer than dinner.