Edgewater Public Market

Edgewater Market is such a gem! It’s the perfect spot whether you’re starting your day with coffee, grabbing lunch in the afternoon, or meeting friends and family in the evening. There’s plenty of parking, and it’s an easy walk to both downtown Edgewater and Sloan’s Lake, which makes it super convenient. The food options are fantastic—something for every craving—and the shops are genuinely charming. It’s one of those places where you can spend an hour or an entire day and feel glad you came. Absolutely a must-see!

I went to the Vegan spot Gladys. Everything was super good. We tried the sweet beets, Rueben, Po Boi, fries, Caesar salad and cookie. Everything was on point. Will go back.

This place is amazing we go each time we visit Colorado. Tons of options for food and shopping with a roof top beer garden. The only place we don’t support is thr ice cream store with anti gun signs.

Love the options but beware. Portions have dwindled. I paid 5$ for 2 scoops of shredded lettuce as a salad at Wild Taco. The tacos were decent. Meat cooked well but the tortillas fell apart in my hand.

Spectacular... From the rooftop seats the lake to the (East?) brings a lovely view of the water. Sat with three friends up there for almost FIVE HOURS! Try one of the great restaurants down below and I think you will have a delightful time

Outstanding collection of interesting eateries. Enough variety to satisfy everyone's taste. We chose a selection of emphasis and were very pleased with our lunch. Plenty of seating. Highly recommended.

Excellent selection of high quality food and a market of unique products. Very cool place.

Overall a great place to go to find multiple food options. They do have Ethiopian and some other healthy alternatives for those counting calories. My family opted for fried food and it was disappointing. The New Zealand ice cream made up for it, and they'll even throw a candle in your ice cream for your birthday, possibly sing too. Ordering a beer felt like a grievance from the bartender at the brewery but at least it tasted good.

Took wife and daughter (picky eater) here. On this trip I've hit up these market places, Quincy in Boston, Reading in Philly and Denver has their share of options when it comes to markets w great food options. We got food from 4 places including NZ ice cream. I tried the Patacon sandwich, love plantains this is a Venezuelan dish, pulled pork & chicken, coleslaw, avocado and sauce (medium) but worker said other is spicy. It was delicious, but you got to like plantains bc they the bread. Areapas House, well done! Wife got brussel sprouts from barbed wire, I tried them excellent, daughter chicken tenders hand made on spot, and the guy working was awesome! Daughter got ice cream from Happy Cone it's New Zealand style was good.

Great place to hang out with friends! Family friendly and lots of dinning and shopping options inside. Comfy lounge areas to sit. It would be so great if they had more entertainment options like games and bands, but you can bring your own games.

Edgewater is a monthly destination for our family. The regular rotation of shops and the abundance of delicacies keep us coming back. Every member of my family have their particular haunts. My daughter had this to say: "Talk about a place to spend the day at. I love the carne asada nacho fries that are super yummy, the nachos from a place with great mexican flavor, and the Black Box bakery with unique pastries." "Plus I love to walk around to go to Today's Program, and to go see all the different shops that fall into Edgewater Public Market. Today's Program has a selection of different sneakers, rare candies, and particular collectables from different brands." "The food selection is different for most people with a strict, basic diet. Edgewater has healthy to junk food with a wide variety of different food options to choose from."

Nice little mall of eclectic stores, the ubiquitous brewery, bar, and nice assortment of fast food from around the globe.

I love going to Edgewater Public Market! They have a very nice food court with lots of options. They tried Sinners and Saints for a coffee this last time and my coffee was great. We always hit up Happy Cones because their ice cream is AMAZING (especially their mint chocolate chip which I normally don't like at all but that they somehow make delicious) and I also love going into the Tangled Ball, which is a tremendously awesome yarn store.

Edgewater is one of my favorite spots to catch up with friends and family. You can spend hours here honestly. Between the shops and the food, there's so many choices. Have a large group that can never agree on what to eat? Edgewater is all local food businesses in a food court style setting. I love Mac Shack ( try their lobster or pork belly Mac), Mugi Poke & Ramen (their salmon is great quality), and the Empanada spot here is tasty (you can order a handful of different flavors to eat!). Feeling snackish? They have larger entrees and small plates too Want some dessert? Try Blackbox Bakery and (my personal fav) the New Zealand style ice cream. The Hokey Pokey with "happy dust" or the Mixed Berry NZ style swirl are my choices. I can't leave without one. Need a drink? There's a bar downstairs with a comfortable lounge area and a rooftop bar made out of an airstream trailer! You get a great view of the Denver skyline and Sloan Lake on the rooftop too. Wanna walk around some cute shops? They've got you covered! There's boutiques, plant shop, Denver t-shirt shop, books store yarns store. They even recently installed a VR experience upstairs. Check out the t-shirt shop, their products are all made my local artists. My only gripe is that they lack a good coffee spot. There's a circular kiosk that has had a few brand take over making coffee for this location. Amethyst coffee was their old one and it was great quality. Sadly, they are no longer at this location. Recently, another local coffee place has taken over that spot and ...well, I was expecting more. I ordered an ice latte. Straight up, no flavor. They didn't have...2% milk? Only..."regular" milk? I'm assuming it was whole milk? But ...it didn't taste like it. I anticipated a creamy latte, but it was mostly thin espresso. Which was the opposite of what we got with our other drink...They forgot to add the espresso entirely and handed us a cup of soy milk and caramel. They also offer a waffle-on-a-stick. Batter was doughy and chewy. Best part of it was the Nutella on it and I ended up not finishing it. They're fruit bowls looks like the better option. Very beautifully arranged. They looked great. I have yet to try the coffee at Blackbox Bakery, but I am hopeful that it'll be good if their pastries are any indication. All-in-all, this is one of my regular spots to meet and catch up with friends. Anytime family comes to visit we stop at Edgewater. Hit it up if you get the chance. (Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio, but not indoors for health safety. Unfortunate, but I understand why.)

There were so many food stalls to choose from that one visit isn't really enough. Too bad I'm visiting from another state. We choose our mains from Slideshow Sliders, drinks from Roger's, and shakes from Meta Burger. I had the truffle mushroom slider and it was really tasty, burger was very fresh tasting and a great twist on the standard Swiss mushroom burger on a smaller scale. The sweet Thai chili sauce and jalapeños are amazing with the fries. My niece had the shishito peppers and said they were great. Drinks from Roger's were well-balanced and the mint oat milk milkshake from Meta was just as creamy and icy as the dairy ones. The Market is very lively with families, groups of friends and co-workers. I'm looking forward to another visit to visit the shops and try more food stalls.

I have loved the Edgewater Public market & you will also, for many reasons, open 7 days weekly!! YEAH As you entered, there is an outdoor patio, great to have food drinks with your dog when not 90 degrees or higher, inside are mouth watering foods or all kinds. Center stage Saint or Sinner a womens' owned business, Great natural drinks, fabulous Chai, and the best Avacado Toast with greens their special sauce tomato and more, with a photo of Arphrodite!! Next Gladys for Vegans, YUMMIES, and Gyros, lots of seating, family and service dog friendly. There is a HUGE liquor region with every drink possibly conjured, and more!! Clothing, Wood over Pizza, Fresh Ice Cream and PASTRIES, Books, Puzzles, SEATING EVERYWHERE. Be careful you can spend a bit, and worth every penny $$$ And YES My service dog Aspen joins in with SMILES......Edgewater Public Market on 20th, joins in with ER Vets, Work out, Shakes and more, lots of parking, come early, eat, join family Friends by yourself, you will make some new friends!! FABULOUS & BUSY on the weekends !! ENJOY YOUR TIME!!!!!

I really like Edgewater Market. I adore the concept and giving space to small businesses a place to shine. The rotating food and shops keeps things fresh and inviting. And Rodger's Liquid Oasis is always a delight. The upstairs air stream is cool in warmer weather. My only criticism will probably offend the family friendly peeps. Although, this is a public area, it is not free day care. Parents, keep your children with you. Not everyone wants or finds your kid's exuberance running through the tables endearing so you can have a break and not pay for a babysitter. Some of us want to enjoy a meal, drink and shop and not deal with children screaming and running amok. Also, the bathrooms could also use a little more attention. Although clean, the constant running commodes and non working hand dryers aren't great.

Came here with my family on a Saturday evening. Had beers at the brewery which was nice and the gentleman working there was sweet. Walked around to a few of the shops inside then grabbed a drink at the bar. I ordered an espresso martini and the bartender put a lemon peel in it which did not give it a great flavor. We got mac and cheese for Mac Shack and employees there were very sweet and food was good. We also got tacos which tasted ok but fish was dry, and a pizza that was good but a little pricey. Plenty of seating inside and very chill vibes. Was not busy at all!

Edgewater is aight... Great vibe: People are chill and the layout is very good. Great options: Ethiopian, Venezuelan, Korean ....oh my!!! Throw in a great large bar and you have yourself a good time. Give em a visit.

I'm a self declared market nerd. As in, everywhere I travel I seek out cool markets to explore. And that's exactly how I discovered Edgewater Public Market. And I'm so glad I did. This market is stuffed to the brim with cool vendors, everything from delicious and diverse food options to goods from local makers, a soapery, a liquor store, a tattoo shop, hair salon, and tons in between. Friends and I browsed around for over an hour, enjoying a good variety of what they had to offer. I specifically got a fruit smoothie from Saints or Sinners and a print of a tarot card from Stalk Market Co. That was an especially special find, as those are another thing I love snagging at a local spot when I travel. This market has parking out front, tons of seating, including a fabulous outdoor seating area, and free wifi. If I lived in the area I would come here all the time, including to work. Markets are perfect for us work-from-home folks to get out of the house. Who knows when I'll be back to Denver but this spot is permanently in my Denver Collection.

If you have a thing for good food, great artwork, plants, creativity, community, and/or good brews this place is for you. Explore your curiosity while your bank account takes a hit because there's something around every corner.

I really like this place for happy hour, girls night, or just hanging out. There are plenty of food options so everyone can find something they're looking for. Ample seating and parking. The bar is large so you usually don't have to wait too long for a drink. Nice outdoor seating as well for when the weather is nice

Stopped here on my way to vail. The burger spot was a hit! So good slider style too. Plenty of options for all types of food. Family friendly! Tip! Seating can get busy so grab your food and head to the brewery on the other side! Lots of seats and beer! Parking lot gets packed! Be patient or park somewhere else.

We visited three markets/food hall in Denver and the Edgewater one may be my favorite (also visited Stanley and central). The Edgewater market has more shops and food options. You would see Asian, American, Italy, Mediterranean, Venezuelan and Ethiopian food. We ordered a few and the sliders & empanadas are the most liked by the group. I have had other Ethiopian and I feel the one we ordered was not as flavorful as the other one I had. But they are still good.

I really loved the ambience of this place, and of all the food halls. I've tried in Denver (this being the third) I liked this one the best. From where I was staying in Capitol Hill, it wasn't a very far drive, and we were happy to see that they were open later even on a Sunday night. They had so many options, way more than I could have expected, probably about 20 restaurants. I was so tempted to try the Ethiopian food as someone was sharing a platter that looked delicious, but I ended up opting for a single slider at the slider place, the truffle mushroom, which was absolutely delicious and perfectly cooked, with the sautéed onions, adding a depth of flavor and very well seasoned. I also tried the loaded sweet potato waffle fries from the lucky bird chicken restaurant, They were a little overcooked, or maybe the oil was just old, and I didn't love them, especially the way the sauce was slathered on top, making the top ones too saucy and the bottom ones too dry. Maybe I should have asked for the toppings on the side, but the owner was clearly the person standing there working the restaurant and was very nice, even offering me an extra sauce for free. My friend had the QuesaBirria plate and it looked so yummy, although with only two tacos, it was a little disappointing for the price. At least it came with a bit of rice and beans. Afterward, we tried the ice cream restaurant, I got the traditional ice cream, and my friend had the New Zealand ice cream, which was special as we had never heard of it before. It honestly tasted a lot like sorbet, light and airy fresh and fruity. Pretty delicious. I'll definitely be back when I come to Denver again

Edgewater Public Market was perfect to explore on a rainy day. The interior was spacious with a ton of seating, a full bar, cute shops, and plenty of food vendors to choose from. I went right to Saints Or Sinners, the little coffee stand in the center of the market. The menu was somewhat limited, with most of the basics available, but no specialty coffee drinks. I chose the Iced Lavender Chai Latte (flavorful, not very strong even with an extra shot of espresso). Ordering was easy on the digital kiosk and the drink was ready within a few minutes. For food, I decided on Slideshow, and ordered the Slider Trio. Again, I loved the convenience of the digital kiosk and getting to mix and match my sliders. I chose the Truffle Mushroom, Fig & Goat Cheese, and Southwest Burger sliders. The food took a while to be ready, which was fine because I wasn't in a rush. All three sliders were pretty good, but the Fig & Goat Cheese was my favorite, followed by the Truffle Mushroom. The Southwest Burger was a little heavy on the jalapeños. I walked around afterwards and explored the shops, which were SO cute but generally pricy. The space was clean and not too noisy, with funky art displays - plenty of parking in the front too. Would totally return!

Such a cool place I wish we had these in my hometown! I came here to work on my laptop and it was the perfect setting. Great drink and food options, love the vibe, and plenty to explore. I also love that it's directly across the street from the Edgewater lake so I was able to take a walk and enjoy that Denver air and then go right back to working and people watching . I would definitely recommend as a place to work on your computer, hang out with friends, grab a quick bite to eat, shop, or have a great date night.

Got here at 8pm as the hours said open till 9pm only to find out that 90% of food stalls are already closed for the night. What a waste of time. Could've been a great experience if they were more organized. I at least tip my hat to Slideshow Sliders and Lazo Empanadas, the only two stalls actually being honest with their hours here.

Edgewater is a small wondrous hidden town, people walking their dogs. If there is ONE Place is a Must SEE is the Public Market, ENERGY sprays your face with amazing aromas! The food vendors are outrageously delicious, Saints & Sinners have the best Ginger Chai and Avocado toast with lettuce, egg (optional) and more goodies sprinkled in. Venezula, care to ever have some amazing treats, just across the room. VEGAN is Gladys all wrapped up for you, the curry broccoli soup is phenomenal. There are clothing shops, ice cream, stone oven pizza, shoes, knitting, pastries and Liquor stops all with WIFI and great tables. Only Service dogs allowed with their human, lots of kids on the weekends, open 365! Don't miss out!!!

I just walked in to see what it was about. There are a small variety of shops in there and a good amount of restaurant counters. Food: The menus are clear and specific. Some even showed was items are gluten free I'm case you are sensitive. There's a variety of cultural foods from Africa and South America. Super cool to see them succeeding. I looked at peoples food and it seems like you do get your bang for your buck. There's a large brewer in the back left with a good amount of different beers. To the right after you walk in theres a cocktail bar with happy hour specials as well. Roof top bar as well. Cleanliness was great. Looks well maintained and tables looked wiped off frequently. I can see this place being busy even in the winter time. More of a social market to hang out during the snow season. Parking is free and the lot is a decent size. There's other restaurants on the outside of this building. Overall, I'd come back and try some food items from a few vendors. I wasn't hungry so I'll definitely be back.

Edgewater Public Market is one of my all-time favorite markets. You can eat, drink, and shop at this eclectic array of food stalls and boutiques. Plus, they even host events! It really has it all. As soon as you step inside you're met with such a massive selection of food stalls. There are so many options, that truthfully, I haven't even had most of them. Personally, my favorites are Lazo Empanadas, Arepas House, and Happy Cones. I've been here with large groups several times and it's always been a great place for a casual hang-out. It makes it super easy for everyone to walk around to choose their own meal without the headache of splitting the bill at the end of the night. The cherry on top is they have a massive parking lot. So many of the markets in Denver only have street parking so you have to circle blocks to even find a spot making the desire to go that much less exciting. That's not something you have to worry about here. Now, I have to mention that the shops have been a bit hit or miss for me. Each time I've visited the boutiques are closed and I've only been able to admire them from outside the windows wishing I could step inside. But, the pros still outweigh the cons. If I haven't convinced you to add Edgewater Public Market to your list of "best markets" you don't have to take just my word for it, check it out yourself!

Such a fun place to meet up with a friend for lunch and then some shopping! The loved the variety of food choices - I had a gyro, husband had a chicken sandwich, and friend had a crepe. Everyone was super happy with their choice!

Either before or after walking Sloans lake, you can walk over to this upbeat market. At almost any hour you will enjoy artisan shops, as well as various food vendors and a full bar. With a roof top view of the city and good night vibes for the summer. I recommend this place for all an any, even if you have kiddos. It's all family style seating as well as outdoor seating. I haven't picked a favorite food from there, but you really can't go wrong! Go in during the week or as a weekend warrior!

This place is cool and has many food offerings that can meet anyone's taste buds. The place has lots of seating, a cocktail bar, a brewery, coffee shop, and small shops that sell clothes, plants, etc. I tried Konjo Ethiopian and it was just alright. I think judging based on that place alone I'd probably give them 3 stars. But I think the venue here is pretty good. Food was ok. I tried their Denver Restaurant Week Deals and I got their beef and it was not as tender as I hoped it be and I didn't quite enjoy the taste as much. For $35 it was overpriced in my opinion but that's just my thought.

Edgewater Public Market has definitely made it on my top 3 food halls in Colorado! It has a variety of restaurants from vegan food at Gladys to sliders at Slideshow Sliders. There is something for everyone! Not only that, they have a huge parking lot and ample seating. You can enjoy a nice cocktail from Roger's on the patio or grab a bottle of alcohol at Depew Liquor to enjoy at home.

Wide selection of options. Cool vibes. Something for everyone here. Might need a few more visits

Plenty of parking. I've been to the public markets in Chicago and Columbus. The prices here are similar to those. Not really expensive unless you're only looking to spend less than $10 for a meal. They have something for everyone, food is very diverse. They have some small shops, axe throwing, rooftop/patio seating, VR arcade bar, etc.

This is a super cute market with lots of fun food options. It's easy to find seating, a bathroom, whatever you need. This will definitely be my spot for winter hangs. A weird thing: They have a zillion "compact" parking spots in the lot, which is kinda useless. This is Denver, people! Everyone's driving a big-ass SUV or AWD car, compacts are few and far between. So what happens is the parking lot gets all funked up because cars can't actually fit in the spaces. Maybe re-paint some lines?

Wanna know what I like? I really, really like Edgewater Public Market. It's a shame I only stop by about once a year but last week was my most recent visit. Rewiiiiiind. It was Easter and I ditched my family for a tournament nearby. Whilst waiting for tournament results, I was told to grab something to eat since it could take awhile to formulate numbers. And as I researched on Yelp, Edgewater popped up! It was a sign because I knew I had to bring back a little something something for those left behind. Okay, back to the main! Edgewater is a spacious marketplace with at least 15 different food stalls to snack all around. I usually gravitate towards the lamb tibs from Konjo; however, this time I had to be quick so I grabbed a kouign amann (one of my favorite pastries) and a matcha UFO from Black Box bakery to snack on later. But, for the quickest bite, I grabbed two sliders (Popper & Truffle Mushroom) and truffle fries from Slideshow. Plus, some wings from Barbed Wire Reef. I don't know. My love for food halls can be hit or miss but Edgewater seems to hit each time. And it's easy to navigate and browse too. Also, there's plenty of vendors selling knick-knacks for those who aren't looking to graze.

Fantastic food hall! Lots of seating, lots of options and super modern and open. Great place to grab some food or work and hang out. Everything from bakeries to foreign cuisines, this place has it! They also have some cute shops in case you want to do a little shopping. Tons of free parking in their parking lot and there are a few other restaurants in the same area- shake shack, syrup, etc. Great place for a quick lunch or dinner or place to hang with friends!

First time here. Bright eating/drink space surrounded by multiple food vendors. I came for an ice cream from Happy Cones. I saw an article in Westword magazine recently. They make New Zealand style ice cream with real fruit blended in. I got Strawberry Banana with Raspberry. Very good. I got it in a nut covered chocolate dipped cone. I then walked around. They have a barbershop, salon, tattoo shop, several clothing places, variety stores, garden center, book store, Barquentin Brewing Company with large space (bring your food from vendors), a liquor store, a separate bar in the southeast corner, Black Box Bakery, and 13 food vendors beside Happy Cones. Lots of choices for future visits.

This is a really cool place to come check out. It seems like half of the shops were restaurants offering various food options, while the rest of the stores offered a mixture of services and products to satisfy anything a customer may need. This includes a barber shop, a tattoo parlor, aromatherapy, a book store, clothing store, and even a yarn store that offers classes. I went to the ice cream shop and tried some awesome ice cream. Definitely a great place to check out and hang out with friends.

Really cool place. Love the huge space with many many food options, boutiques, a barber, tattoo place, and ace throwing. Plenty of parking and a rooftop and patio. We had the sliders, crepes, went to the brewery and the bar. All were great and the place was very clean. I personally found the womens bathroom to be creepy because it was a lot of concrete and it was in a quieter part of the building but was clean.

Okay, ready for my rando middle of the night cause I'm Old AF and when I drink it wakes my weak bow-day up and I randomly write Yelp reviews and that's why I became a Yelp elite? Here it goes. I dig this place. Super cute place for families, young hipster couples, kids, and adorable old folk to walk around and look at shops. We went here for a date night to contemplate how we're gonna take over the world. Jk. We are already planning on coming back. They have a bunch of stores for: apparel, jewelry, artwork, PLANTS, and much more. I found this amazing string of hearts and I love her. Forever. There was this upstairs VR place too which I didn't get to check out. The food court, bomb but it's missing another Asian restaurant or Indian or something else...idk. The Bar was a nice attachment. Chill bartenders- quick staff that overturns tables too- plus lots of cool hanging plants-board games. Good drinks-get the Double pool boy. The food stalls they do have, smack. We tried the tacos(grab that elk one), gyro king(BESTEST gyros meat I've had in Colorado-soft and juicy), arepas(that was a THICK little guy there), and the Ethiopian joint(super healthy but flavorful-it's a lot of fiber so ya know). Definitely come here for a little gem with the fam, or the crush, or the sig fig. OH! They don't allow dogs. I saw a sign about it or something. So, don't even try- cause I probably would of tried. Okay I'm done. Byeeeee

This is a great option because everyone can pick their own food no matter what they're feeling. I personally always go to gyro king and get a chicken Greek salad and it's a little overpriced but the chicken is delicious. There's a coffee bar in the center and a bar at the entrance. Theres also small businesses and shops to browse. They also have a roof area if it's nice out or a little outdoor dining spot on the first floor. Lots of options and most are yummy

Plenty of seating! Public markets are the best. Yes, the vendors are pretty pricey but it's very clear that their menus are small because they really specialize in their specific entrees. Only complaint is most vendors are the same with chicken sandwiches and tacos. Lucky there's a bar and TVs for sports!!

I love a food hall so I knew this was right up my alley. It was great to see multiple vegan options. Everyone in my party tried different places and they were all good. Highly recommend There were also several retail shops that I wish I had more time to check out. Definitely seems like a hidden gem in Denver

What a fun little place. This is a definite must date spot. Activities, breweries, shopping, food you name it! Parking is plenty and food choices are galore!

Great variety of options for this food hall, conveniently located near one of Denver's best parks. Would love to see this place become a third space for community members. Maybe turning one of the vacant retail spaces into a coworking space? The bar offers some great tap cocktails, which can be enjoyed throughout the entirety of the space. The brewery on premise leaves room for desire. Can't recommend the empanada spot more, really good stuff there.

Landed in Denver, driving to the mountains and was looking for a food spot that would keep a car full of people satisfied: Edgewater Public Market had a little something for everyone with really great variety! We came through on a Friday evening and it seemed like a great place to hang with friends family. In addition to the food, the shops inside provided a cute area to stroll around in.

I had the truffle mushroom slider and the fig and feta slider. Delicious! I always love the atmosphere and the choices to eat!

It's a really cool market place if you're uncertain of what you want to eat or if you're with a group. Tons of food variety to choose from, craft beers, and retail shops also. Love the open space concept, it's surprisingly less noisy than Denver Central Market. It's also a lot bigger, so that's a big difference. You're welcomed with a dedicated bar to the right with plentiful seating as you walk in. Then you're exposed to a U-shaped room full of different cuisines to your liking - from pizza to Greek to fried chicken to mac & cheese to Arepas to empanadas to tacos. I probably left a few out, but tons to choose from! On the other side are your craft beers and retail shops - all under one roof! They even have an axe throwing studio! The vibe was really nice, lots to do in one place. Would love to come back and check out other shops that I didn't get a chance to visit.

We were looking for a place to eat with a group of friends when one of them suggested this food hall. It was a great idea, especially on a Saturday night when it would have been tricky to find a restaurant to accommodate ten of us. The place is very large, with an industrial vibe, and there's a cool rooftop terrace where a 28-foot Airstream trailer serves drinks. On the main level, you can get your beverage at the bar, Roger's Liquid Oasis, that offers craft cocktails, beers and wine (happy hour all-day Mondays!) and choose your meal from the eclectic local food stalls. There is really something for everybody, from pizza, empanadas, ramen, arepas, crêpes, gyros and much more. We all picked from different vendors and agreed that everything was delicious. Don't forget to finish on a sweet note, the ice-cream from Happy Cones is amazing!

So many choices! Pizza, ice cream, burgers, empanadas, a brewery, shops.... It was like Avanti, but without that overly hipster vibe and a lot less crowded. There was plenty of seating and the bathrooms were clean. We each got different meals and then empanadas to go. There's something for everyone.

The cafeteria style setup makes this a fun, casual place to meet with friends who all have different tastes. I got a ham and cheese empanada, which was delicious. It was moderately crowded on a Monday evening at 6:00, but we had no problem finding seating

Of all the food halls I visited in Denver, this was my favorite because of the diversity of options and niche menu items. Came on a Friday evening for dinner with a group of 25 and we managed to get tables. I got a pork bao bun and spicy miso ramen from Ramen and Poke, an spicy ground beef empanada, and a wild elk taco Ambiance: 5/5 love the food hall vibe where you can see most of the vendors. Mugi Ramen and Poke is tucked behind a burger spot and was hard to find. Service: 4/5 Food was ready relatively quickly. The only inconvenient thing is that some places take cash and others don't. So for the minor few who want to pay by cash, not every vendor will be able to accept it. Food: 4/5 From Mugi, the bao bun was mediocre and smaller than I expected. However the spicy miso ramen was a solid dish and one of the best things I had in the food hall. The wild elk taco was good but the spicy ground beef empanada really shined.

Such a fun concept! Lover of food trucks and you get all the above at this location! Great genuine food truck experience and the warmth of an establishment for the winter months. Wide variety of food with diverse menus options.

The new way to eat out is going to a market full of options and picking and choosing at your hearts content. I'm here for it. This one in particular is good for a dog person. I found a bakery that gives me hope that not all baked goods in Denver are dry AF. The struggle to find something especially in the French tradition has been real. The best thing here is once you get all your fixings you can relax out on the patio with your doggo and enjoy a nice day with your smorgasbord.