Junction Food & Drink

Great place for everyone to find something to eat! DO NOT recommend the queso from Taco Sabe, tastes like it came out of a can. Fries from Cleaver & Co were delicious!!! We missed happy hour cut off by minutes but the bartenders still gave us a little discount because it was our first time. Everyone was friendly and welcome including the other patrons. Great place to hold an event or meet up before going to an event. Super laid back environment great for kids and adults.

I was really excited to discover this place going to Dave and Buster's. We had four boys with us so thought this place would be perfect to suit everyone's taste. I was surprised how big this place is waking in. Looks a lot smaller from the side of the parking lot. They have plenty of seating. I love how they have variety of different types of food. Not all restaurants were open (it's Sunday). My boys had their shawarma, they weren't big fans of it. And honestly looked like a Taco Bell burrito. I ordered Tonkatsu miso ramen and some sushi rolls from Ebisu. They have 30 percent off on certain rolls which I was excited to see. The pricing is slightly expensive. My one ramen was $18 . My total came out of 40 bucks with two additional rolls and no drinks. The food it self was good. I was surprised how fresh their sushi was. I'm excited to come back to try other restaurants. Definitely a big fan of family friendly places. Looks like they also hold events on a weekly basis which is pretty awesome.

margarita mondays at the bar! $6 margs, they're short but strong. I loved sharwma shack, they have these lamb and chicken loaded fries that are HUGE! definitely get to share. taco sabes tacos are slightly on the pricey side but you get what you paid for, they don't skimp out on the meat!

Modern and sleek food court spot to fit any food craving! I have ordered from both Cleavers and Shawarma Shack and both experiences were phenomenal.

Great option for larger groups seeking diverse food options. I ordered nachos from the Mexican restaurant and it was delicious. Drinks were also excellent and reasonably priced. The reason for 4 stars is that we were charged a “delivery fee” on our drink purchases, even though we dined in, and the bartender was unable to explain what the charge was for.

I had a great time at junction! It was great to have lots of options! I chose some ramen and sushi (delish and spicy! Wish there was more pork) and my pal got chicken tenders (they were covered in sauce, tasty but messy!) the highlight of our time at junction was the bartenders! Gabe and Jason were awesome to chat with, get recommendations from and more! They made sure we liked our drinks and have a great night! Thanks to them both 👍😇 we will be back!!

Unfortunately I have to give this place two stars. I was so excited to come here and check out the place, however I was discriminated against within the first 5 seconds of walking in by the owner of the Petes Pizza Place. It was absolutely disgusting. He assumed I was not going to pay for soda because i had a water cup in my hand. Its crazy because i dont even drink soda, i was just there to check out the restaurants and study. I had to leave immediately because i felt sick being treated that way — especially because there were multiple people who walked in after me and he didn’t tell them “if you want soda you need to pay” because why would you tell that to a human unless you aren’t viewing them as a human? I feel as if I’m not dressed as nicely - i had literally just came from the gym but it shouldn’t matter if I’m dressed fancy or not. People should be treated with respect. Really off settling experience. I see no reason for me to come back. I’m giving two starts because the lovely ladies at the empanada restaurant listened to my experience with compassion: but its just sick to know this man is discriminating against some and not others. I was the only black person there…

This place is pretty sick! Food was maybe a little pricy, but I was able to get rounds and rounds of $5 cocktails that actually tasted great! You just can’t get that around Denver very often haha. Several food options available - I tried the empanadas, chicken restaurant, and taco joint. The food solidly spots in between the 4/5 and 4.5/5 range throughout the building. I can’t wait to come back and try more! Place is right next to movie theater to pregame which is great! I’ll be coming to this movie theater more often just to also be able to come here!

I was really excited to discover this place going to Dave and Buster's. We had four boys with us so thought this place would be perfect to suit everyone's taste. I was surprised how big this place is waking in. Looks a lot smaller from the side of the parking lot. They have plenty of seating. I love how they have variety of different types of food. Not all restaurants were open (it's Sunday). My boys had their shawarma, they weren't big fans of it. And honestly looked like a Taco Bell burrito. I ordered Tonkatsu miso ramen and some sushi rolls from Ebisu. They have 30 percent off on certain rolls which I was excited to see. The pricing is slightly expensive. My one ramen was $18 . My total came out of 40 bucks with two additional rolls and no drinks. The food it self was good. I was surprised how fresh their sushi was. I'm excited to come back to try other restaurants. Definitely a big fan of family friendly places. Looks like they also hold events on a weekly basis which is pretty awesome.

Great place for everyone to find something to eat! DO NOT recommend the queso from Taco Sabe, tastes like it came out of a can. Fries from Cleaver & Co were delicious!!! We missed happy hour cut off by minutes but the bartenders still gave us a little discount because it was our first time. Everyone was friendly and welcome including the other patrons. Great place to hold an event or meet up before going to an event. Super laid back environment great for kids and adults.

Came in for a quick bite that all of us could have what we wanted. I had a variety: Cleaver - great choco caramel milkshake. Taco Sabe - korean beef - very saucy, adobo chicken - ok, chicken kinda dry, not a fan of the coleslaw on it, carne asada - beef was kinda tough but good flavor. Plenty of filling in the tacos. Pizza - good overall flavor, good crust. Overall, was ok. Good atmosphere. May or may not be back.

Sushi Place in Junction; I loved the crunchy roll, it was a little spicy but not overwhelming and the avocado was beyond delicious! I added the spring roll, with spicy tuna and it was a bit spicier than I anticipated but overall I absolutely enjoyed and savored everything. Staff was super friendly and helpful with ordering.

Fast Casual This is an ideal spot for families, friends, groups, etc. The setup is very loose and conducive to relaxation and good conversation. You don't feel restricted, like when you're at a traditional restaurant. All of the food vendors are upscale, fast casual. Enjoy!

Saw the Barbie movie and decided to have a drink as we hadn't seen each other in a while. The place was long and bright. Community seating and individual tables. We checked out the menu and, lo and behold, they had a Barbie cocktail for $5. Why not? OJ, platinum vodka, cranberry, peach schnapps, pink lemonade and Grenadine. Light and slightly fizzy. The bartender was friendly and he made our drinks quickly and efficiently. If we had more time we would have checked out the food situation too.

Junction is getting there!! I discovered this super cool food hall because I wanted coffee at Sonder and thought there would be a place to hang out for a few hours to get work done... SURPRISE!! It's not a café. Lots of great eateries (and a bar) to enjoy every hour of the day. Still not crazy busy like Avanti, Edgewater, or Milk Market, so take advantage while you can. Love the visibility of AV, subconsciously promoting private event space options to planner nerds like me. My main issue with Junction is that it's unclear where to bus dishes and glasses after meals. Other than that, I love the variety of cuisines represented. Solid selection of caffeine and booze. Wide availability of trash receptacles and restrooms. I've been here twice already, and it's a go-to suggestion for hangouts when I'm in the area. P.S. Cocktails at the bar are fantastic! There's also beer and wine. With only one person working, it can take awhile just for a single drink... worth it if you're not rushed. I had a Skinny Paloma, which was expertly crafted. Probably why cocktails take forever.

My family decided to celebrate a birthday by dining at Junction Food and Drink and then going to Dave and Buster's. The Junction is a trendy place to come and take your pick from a variety of establishments that offer delicious options such as sushi, gyros, pizza, tacos, burgers, and BBQ. Prices were fair depending on where you choose to eat. I selected Cleaver and Co and ordered a burger with fries. The burger was large and the fries were well-portioned. All in all, we enjoyed sitting and hanging out together in the fancy, up-beat dining hall.

I've been here before . I like this food hall. I've always admired the vastness of this place. That gives you a good eye view of the food that's available. This time I ate At Shawarma Shack. I had their Beef Kabob. A must! Really tasty. It will take longer to wait for this dish because it's cooked when you order. About 10 mins. or so. It's worth the wait. It comes with two skewers for the meat and the veggies. It sits on top of this flavored rice sauce. Yummy! Now you have two choices if you dine here. Outside or inside. Either way. Outside is always nice but if you're not ready for the heat that we're experiencing lately then by all means enjoy the cleanliness of the inside. Trash or recycle bins are easy to reach when you're on your way out. An exit depending on your entry point is also easy to get to. Parking is not a problem. In front, all over the place and a lot . If you haven't been to. Now's the time!

The tacos are always so flavorful & a hardy amount of meat. I always get service with a smile, the bartender on the other hand isn't ever happy but the drinks are good. I love the clean open space that makes it comfortable to sit anywhere and have a good time.

As someone who has spent an absurd amount of time on Colorado Blvd, I was surprised to learn there was a food hall located within that street/road. Junction's building is located within walking distance to Dave and Busters, which is probably a fantastic way to pregame before playing games at the arcade itself. Now what do they offer? I'd say a little bit of everything for everyone. When I went yesterday, I spotted quite the array of food stalls including Ebisu Ramen and Sushi, Taco Sabe, Pete's-A-Pie, Shawarma Shack, Lazo Empanadas, Sonder Coffee & Tea, and so forth. Why not five stars? The food I tried upon my visit were just OK. Out of 4-6 items (lamb fries, spicy tuna on crispy rice, steak empanada, and al pastor & carne asada tacos along with elotes) I digested from various stalls... none left an everlasting impression that gave me the urge to say, "I'd come back for this." I adore food halls and the concept itself. I believe Junction has potential to be a great gathering spot for brunch, lunch, and dinner. I'd likely visit again to eat from the other stalls before I cross this hall off my list. It's definitely worth a try with family, coworkers, or friends to share family-style if you can't decide what to eat but would like to indulge in a little bit of everything.

I came here three times during my trip to Denver. It's fun for a date, family outing, happy hour, or just a quick snack between drinks and games at Dave and Buster's. I really liked the variety of eateries here. There's something for everyone: Italian pizza, empanadas, BBQ, bar, Japanese sushi, ramen, sandwiches, burgers, Mexican food. Reasonable price points and portions. Good place to hang out and watch a game or fight on TV. I can't speak to the parking options as I walked or was dropped off here. The area does have a parking garage nearby, though.

Cool and clean food hall with great options. I loved all the different options inside and everything looked so good. We tried the burger place and it didn't disappoint. Ordered the got goat burger which was delicious. The burger was cooked perfectly and we loved the goat cheese and onions. The loaded chicken fries were amazing. So flavorful and really really big. I think the fries would be easily shared with three people and maybe something small to share as well. The burger and the fries was a lot. The shake was also good. Highly recommend. I also love how the food hall has sparkling water on tap. Really nice addition and every place should do this.

Went here for a work happy hour and I had a lot of fun! I got the Chicken Swarama Fries and they were delicious. They were loaded and I feel like it was worth the price. The drinks were cool sounding, but I stuck with my go to Tequila Pineapple. They were generous, haha. I also had one of their signature Strawberry Lemon Drop shots, which was super yummy as well. The ambiance is like most food halls and the service was kind and quick to clearing tables.

I love this food hall! There are so many different options to choose from! There is something for everyone! Chicken, burgers, bbq, tacos, empanadas, coffee, gelato, pizza, gyros, and more! They keep the hall very clean and tidy. There is staff working the whole time to make sure the floors are swept, tables are cleared, trash is taken care of.

JUNCTION FOOD is like an oversized food court with several restaurants...Mr. Miners Meat and Cheese has the BEST sandwich I ever had in Colorado..SERIOUSLY. They are located immediately to the right of the entrance as you walk in They actually season the meat unlike some places. They really go the extra mile to make you an extra good sandwich. It did cost $15 but it's so jam packed with meat you can share it with someone just fine. They use locally sourced TRUE CRUSTY BAQUETTES delivered from Boulder. They are located next to Dave and Busters using the same lot, but IN, independent food court called Junction Food.

Fun place to hang with friends to grab a meal or a drink. Parking can be kind of confusing, as there are several lots that loop around the building. There's a QR menu for the food hall that shows all the different menus for the stalls. However, those don't show the prices and they also are not entirely accurate. For instance, my friend looked up the taco stall menu online prior to our visit and saw vegetarian options but in person, those vegetarian options were not available or even on their menu. The tacos (~$6) were decently sized. The Korean bbq taco was more flavorful for than the regular steak taco, which was pretty ordinary. The bar was great. The bartender was very helpful and the mocktails we ordered were surprisingly delicious. Re: covid safety. About half of the employees I saw had masks below their nose. There is a patio with heat lamps that they'll turn on for you if you ask!

This place is the bomb! I wish this place was around when I lived closer. Drinks are really good and the food is even better. The shawarma fries plate is bomb. No it's def not healthy, but oh so flavorful and the perfect thing to much on with a drink in hand. We've been here twice and have gotten the same thing twice because it was so good the first time. Definitely recommend sharing with a group... this thing is served on a tray and it is massive! I would say that this is a family establishment, so you need to prepare yourself for the screams of children. The second time we went, there was an entire group of children running around with zero parental supervision, screaming, and literally rolling on the ground. I wish they opened later and made it 21+ after a certain time. Otherwise, it's a solid place.

This place is AAAWWWWEEESOME! Great spot to get some work done, hang out with friends, just get out of the house! Really great food options and Sonders has wonderful tea and coffee. I'm partial to their green mint tea. Outside seating options are great for nice days and they also open the garage doors.

We really enjoyed this food Hall! There was a lot of different options to choose from, and they were all pretty unique the Happy. Our pricing on the drinks were great.(three dollars off some cocktails five dollar pints for some of the drafts). This is a great place for a after work gathering or a lunch. We will come back again to enjoy this space in the future!

They have good food here but the music is too friggin loud. Worse yet, it's nothing but frat boy music. If you're looking for a place to get a bite to eat and have a pleasant conversation you might have to look elsewhere. The workers here must feel relieved after leaving the place, having to listen to that music all day long. Also, the place is a bit hard to find. Basically it's behind the parking complex which is next to the United Artists theatre.

This place is seriously so, soooo good. Whenever we are in this area- I have to go. Ebisu Ramen + Sushi is 10/10 good and everything else we have tried in here has also been incredible. They also have an amazing patio that seems to get lots of shade. Definitely would recommend.

We almost went to a different food hall, but I'm so glad I found out about this place last minute! We were meeting up with our out-of-town friends and our kids had so much fun at the Easter event the food hall held today -- egg hunt, face paint, & balloons! Bathrooms were nice & clean, I noticed a few employees constantly cleaning the tables, and the employees at all the stalls were super friendly. Surprisingly it wasn't crowded at all when we went. There is a parking lot right next to the building, and a few parking spots right outside the door if you plan on picking your food up to-go. There are huge ceiling fans that kept the place comfortably cool and there are some outdoor seating areas. A baseball game was playing on the TV near us. I ordered the ramen and sushi combo from Ebisu Ramen and Sushi. I feel like the ramen wasn't as good as my go-to spot, but it was still okay. I really enjoyed the sushi. I got the spicy tuna roll without cucumber. When taking my order, they asked if I wanted soy sauce, ginger, wasabi, chopsticks, and my noodle preference. I got the thinner noodles, but I realized I'd probably like the thicker ones more so maybe I'll try that next time. My husband got the mild fried chicken sandwich from Cleaver & Co. and it looked so good!! He rated it 8/10 and its definitely another thing I'll have to try. We got a plain cheese slice of pizza for our daughter from Pete's-A Pie. I tried it and it was good. I really want to try it with some toppings. Our friends got a whole pizza from here and said they loved the thin crust. The last place we tried was Sojourners Gelato Café. We got the 3 for $6.95 macaroons and a crème brûlée. I definitely recommend their macaroons! Was a little disappointed the crème brûlée didn't have that layer of hardened caramelized sugar though. I totally forgot that I saw they had crepes on their menu online or I would've tried that today! We also saw that Smōk Barbecue is closed on Sundays (and I think one other day?) but it didn't say that on the Junction Food & Drink website. There's so much more I still have to try from here! I highly recommend bringing your friends and family here because of all the food choices they have.

I was served a burnt, possibly rotten spicy chicken empanada, and refused a refund or a receipt after I complained about it to the girl who made it. Also, this establishment refuses to take cash in violation of- "Colorado Revised Statute 11-61-102 will require retailers to accept U.S. currency from patrons to purchase the business' goods or services. The law specifically names federal reserve notes. That's just cash or bills, in layman's terms." The general manager, claims the loop hole is that he accepts cash at the bar because of the following clause: "A retailer with more than one check-out stand in a single store must have at least one that accepts cash." However, this is false- each restaurant in Junction food and drink is a separate corporate entity. And you cannot pay for your food from each of them at the bar. From 2020 until early 2022, I came here frequently, once a week sometimes. I enjoyed all the food & drinks and interactions with the great people working there. In the summer of 2022, I had a series of bad experiences. Wrong orders; Open restaurants with nobody taking orders; food overcooked or burnt; undercooked or cold; completely wrong orders; really rude employees; restaurants closed during open posted hours; Bar manager going on unprovoked/unwanted rants about how lazy and stupid millennials were (the oldest millennial is 42 now, they're not children); Bartenders calling managers because they didn't know how to make simple drinks; deceptive pricing (one place sold a, "chicken cobb salad,"- but then charged you extra for the chicken); and inexplicable price hikes & non-competitive pricing compared to the surrounding area. I stopped going, and recommended everyone I knew not support a place with such bad quality, pricing & service. Recently I noticed how many "rave reviews," the hall was getting, so I decided to give it another chance, because I believe in second chances. On October 8th, at 7:00 pm, I rode my bike here, with my 11 year old daughter, and had cash tucked into my clothing, because I didn't have any good pockets on my biking shorts for my wallet. I was refused service, and told they didn't accept cash. My phone was dead, but I was able to turn it on momentarily to complete a transaction because my daughter was hungry. I told them it was illegal for them not to accept cash. The employees refused to talk to me any more, walking away in the middle of my sentence. Here is the website to file a complaint with the attorney general: https://coag.gov/file-complaint/ The attorney General asks for the names of whomever you interact with at this establishment. The employees refused to give me their names. I asked for first names only, Which is not something on the list of legally confidential information. In most corporate retail settings, it is required by the company that a customer service representative tell a customer your first name in a dispute, so they can be identified for clarity in any resolution; or, it is escalated to the manager on duty. There was no manager on duty. Here is the ACLU's page on opposing cashless businesses and what to do: https://www.aclu.org/news/privacy-technology/say-no-cashless-future-and-cashless-stores And here is the BBB page to file a complaint if you have been discriminated against for using cash: https://www.bbb.org/file-a-complaint I hope this gets resolved, and that this establishment, which is walking distance from my home, returns to a place of fair practices, good service, polite employees, and proper management, so I can continue to patronize and enjoy it.

Amazing atmosphere, people are great, concept is amazing but the food is just ok. Tacos have unmelted shredded cheese and corn but no beans. Shawarma place could be amazing, falafel has no flavor. Pizza is good, ice cream is good, sushi is ok, burgers good. Good for groups and kids but eat before you get here.

Junction has multiple eateries so for our first time there we selected BIG WAVE TACO. I don't know where to begin. So first the the menu itself. Tacos, Bowls, 'Dillas, Nachos, Crispy Brussels, Sides and Drinks. We selected 2 Pescado Tacos, and an order of Nachos. The Tacos are beer battered tilapia fillet, cabbage, cilantro, chipotle aioli. Each one is as BIG as 2 fists. The Nachos are crispy tortilla chips, queso, black bean puree, pico, jack cheese, pickled veggies, guacamole, crema add your choice of protein, we selected chicken. The portion size of the Nachos can easily feed 4 hungry adults. Having lived in El Paso TX, I can tell ya that I have indeed experienced great Tacos and Nachos. The West Coast style that Big Wave offers is outta this world. Delicious does not begin to describe the flavor and presentation. Kevin, provides super personal and professional service. So if you are in the Neighborhood, go to Junction and eat at BIG WAVE TACO, you'll be glad you did!

Good place to stop for a bite to eat , and even more perfect that they have something for different tastes. I had been given a promo flyer to try the Shawarma Shack out. 1 entree. I tried the Gyros. They are pretty quick and efficient. I can't tell how much cause it was free. But the prices on the board were reasonable for lunch $10 and under. As I was waiting the Mr. Miners place remembered me a from a previous visit and I got a free fountain soda from them. Right now my budget is screaming FREE or cheap and I appreciate both food stalls for their kind service and generous offers. The Gyros were seasoned perfectly and the pita bread was very good and delicious, not to mention it was warmed nicely and airy soft. It held up to the zingy Tzatziki sauce. I recommend checking this food hall out, the foods are yum and it's nice , bright, and welcoming.

Good selection of restaurants. Right across from the movie theatre. Parking is a bit of an issue, but you can park in the garage and get validated at the bar with purchase.

Plenty of food options right next to the theatre and Dave and busters. I don't find myself over in this area much, but we came here on a Tuesday evening to meet a friend for dinner. It was not crowded at all so we got choice of seating and attention from the bar staff. The junction has a great environment with ample seating, clean facilities, and updated design. I ordered a crunchy roll and ramen from the Japanese restaurant. It was pretty tasty but priced higher than I would like at $33 for the meal. The ramen had two choices of noodles to choose from, I recommend the more form less yellow looking noodle. I would come back to try other restaurants here like the barbecue, shawarma, or friend chicken sandwich

Lots of food options - try one or try all! Nice, quiet space to hang out, with many smiling faces happy to help. Perfect place to grab some food before heading over to a movie.

This was my first time at Junction Food and Drink. Super cute! It was a little dead, hopefully business picks up because they've got some really great stuff here! Coffee, gelato, tacos, burgers, barbecue, empanadas, charcuterie and a full bar... what more do you need?! Restaurants tried: Lazo Empanadas: I was telling someone the other day I don't usually like empanadas because they have always been so heavy and just sit in my stomach like a rock. Well that's NOT AT ALL the case with Lazo's - their empanadas are amazing!! Every bite was perfect; flaky, light and super flavorful fillings!! Hands-down the mushroom one was the best! Cleaver & Co: I asked for the recommendations they went with a burger and a chicken sandwich. The chicken tikka masala sandwich which was disappointingly a bit bland, although the chicken was quite juicy, had so much potential but fell short. The West Coast burger was also pretty flavorless - and it was loaded with avocado and sautéed onions so I don't really know how that happens. Bar: Went in for lunch and was working so I only had one drink but the cocktails I saw going out of the bar it looked awesome! I went with frose because welp, I'm basic like that sometimes! And it was delicious!

Junction is great! It's nice to be able to go and have a wide variety of options! There is something for everyone and the space is lively and fun.

Review is limited to the women's restroom. Y'all have a MASSIVE sewer gas problem. It is *foul* in there -- couldn't even stay in long enough to use the restroom, the smell is so stomach-turning (and was definitely coming from the floor drain).

Happy hour at the bar is a great deal. The bartenders are wonderful. I tried the Skinny Paloma, the Bandito, and the house red. Hubs had the Derby Smash, the Conjunction Junction, and a beer. Overall, I preferred the drinks that Hubs had. The Paloma wasn't sweet - which was great- but it lacked the punch of grapefruit that I enjoy so much in a Paloma. The Bandito was good but very smoky because of the Mezcal. A little bit goes a long way. The Derby Shire smacks you with mint and it's so refreshing. This was our second time here and we opted for Taco Sabe. We had the nachos- which were delicious, though a bit light on the meat, and then tried 4 of the tacos- chicken adobo, carne asada, carnitas, and the fish taco. The fish has a curry mayo on it that seems a bit out of place. The meat on the carne asada was a bit chewy and dry, but the salsa/sauce with it made up for that. That was probably my favorite flavor profile. I enjoyed the chicken and the carnitas too, however. We will definitely return!

Junction Food & Drink saw a need and absolutely rose to the occasion. As the Denver metro area expands and sees an influx of young professionals, there's a big need to serve an increasing demographic of Millennials, and capturing that target market isn't easy! Junction has gone the route of catering toward our indecisiveness, preference for aesthetic, and nostalgia. Offering a ton of different types of cuisines really enables bringing together groups of picky eaters! Additionally, there aren't really bad options here, so I think you'll see a surge of folks going back for seconds of what their friends just ordered too! The quality of food is great, presentation is solid, and the fact that there's a full bar really completes the needs for a great Young Professional hangout spot. As a kid who grew up in the 90s, the food court is a bastion of my childhood, and Junction delivers on calling back to those fond memories, but in an upscale way that also caters to my (slightly more refined) palate. There's a good amount of seating (both indoors and outdoors) and there are sections of the outdoor seating that have heaters available as well. Overall, I'd say get a group of friends together and give Junction a try!

Oh Junction F&D, you're not even fully open (a few stalls not operating yet), and you're doing things so right. From the ambiance to the food and friendly staff, you are a bright spot in our Corona-filled universe. We had the tacos, sandwich, and shawarma, all of which were great and very Instagram-worthy. The portions were as you'd expect for a food hall, but the quality felt like a step up from what we've come to expect from hipster food hall food. While it's brand new, the overall layout feels very clean, spacious, and allows for plenty of natural-feeling social distancing. There are tables if you want to eat with your group and longer communal-style tables that will one day be filled in a post-Rona world. While it's nowhere near the scale and Michelin-star-ness of a TimeOut food hall, the ambiance is similar. Modern, but comfortable and lively. Also, they show sports on TV (with no sound) and play music that's cooler than anything I know. These guys are doing it right, and the fact that it was busy on its first weekend of its delayed opening date is proof of how well they're pulling this off. Be back soon!

Love this new food hall and wish it was closer to me. Much better layout that something like Milk Market. It's one big, long, open space -- so you can see the whole hall down it's length. And there are lots of huge windows for bright natural lighting, and plenty of outdoor seating. The main bar makes some fantastic craft cocktails that I was super impressed by! And some great local beers also available. The stalls themselves offer a fantastic selection: shawarma/gyros, tacos, sushi/ramen, BBQ, fried chicken, gelato, and more. The sushi/ramen chef is formerly of Sushi Den, and the taco stall is from Troy Guard -- so there's some well-known talent behind all this, too. I recommend just trying a little bit of everything!

Another food hall in Denver! The parking is a little confusing, but you can park in the RTD parking lot. They are slowly opening up, so a few stalls aren't open yet. There's plenty of seating in doors and a few outside as well. I highly recommend Shawarma Shack. Their Loaded Fries with Shawarma is amazing! So much flavor and the fries are cooked to perfection. I'm willing to bet anything that they throw their delicious schwarma onto has got to be amazing! The added tzatziki, olives and feta cheese really make the dish perfect.

Second time eating at Junction. Frankly the food is just okay especially based on the proceed irrespective of which food stall you choose. I had Mr Miner's Hatch Green Chile Carnitas. I expected more spice and it seemed only the carnitas were spiced and it was quite dry. Never found the green chile. And that was $20! Not sure I'm a volunteer to return...

Had a great happy hour meal at junction before going to see a movie! Started out with the lamb fries from Shawarma Shack and they really pile them on a ton of food! The fries were really delicious a ton of picked veggies and meat with the perfect amount of sauce on top! We also ordered a spicy black garlic Tonkotsu ramen from Ebisu and it was really good as well! The star of the dish was definitely the pork! It was so tender and melt in your mouth good! I always prefer when ramen doesn't have to many toppings so this was right up my alley, I like it when the focus is placed more on a great broth and the noodles. Lastly can't forget the happy hour drinks! Both of our drinks were delicious for a great price! Junction is definitely a place to check out for happy hour the great drink deals make up for the extra you always pay for food at food halls.

Great place to come with friends for a place to eat before you see a movie since it's directly across from the Regal Cinema. They have quite a few different food vendors: Pizza, Mediterranean , Meat & Cheese, Tacos, Ramen & Sushi, Barbecue, Burgers and Chicken Sandwiches, Empanadas, and a Coffee Shop and Bar. There's really something for everyone here and the place has plenty of seating with lots of natural light.. it's a really nice ambience. We enjoyed our meals from Ebisu Ramen and Shwarma Shack and drinks from the bar. Junction Bar has such a great happy hour! Mon-Fri, 3-6pm $3.75 off their cocktails, $4.75 Select Drafts, $5.25 House Wines, $3.25 Select Canned Beers. The two drinks we ordered came out to a whopping $12!! You can't find a better deal on drinks in Denver than this! The drinks were super unique as well and they didn't skimp on the liquor either. The two drinks we ordered were: "Through the Garden" and "Winter in Hawaii." Through the Garden consisted of Tinkerman's Bright Gin, Blackberry, Sage, One Cherry, Lime, Soda. This drink was so refreshing! I loved the hints of sage, lime, and blackberry. It wasn't overly sweet either... just perfect. The Winter in Hawaii consisted of Old Forester Rye Whiskey, Passion Fruit, Lemon, and Turmeric. This drink was a bit more sweet than the other, but still very refreshing. If you like sweeter drinks, this is the one for you. The passion fruit was the primary flavor I tasted when sipping it, but still could taste the other ingredients as well. It ended up being a great place to grab food and drinks before our movie.

Been here twice now and both times felt underwhelmed. Went to several different restaurants to try a variety and all the food we tried was decent, but way over priced and not worth the cost. The space is fine and utilitarian. Like the water and sparkling water taps. The service was not good at all. Surprising how consistently unhelpful and almost annoyed the employees were that they had to just take orders and run registers. The one bartender we encountered was downright rude. Love the food hall concept, but won't be back to this one.

all the flavors were combining , me and my friends enjoyed this place to the max , and come and try new things all the time :) lovely food hall, prices are going to be a bit higher in this area! the sushi was amazing as well.

American version of Hawker Center. A variety of options and a relaxed atmosphere for dining. WOuld definitely visit again.

Great concept. But I don't like that you have to pay every time at every station. Is annoying as a customer. But I get it as a business operator. Food is mediocre. A good meeting place for millennials, but as a GenX, I'd rather pay more for better food. Liked the diversity. Weekends tend to have more things going on, like live music, balloon artists, etc. The kids had fun. I went a second time to take my husband, but he was just as unimpressed as I was. I did like that it was clean, and people kept coming around ti wash tables and remove trash. That was nice.

I had no idea this was even here! We ordered from a few places and the food was amazing! The sushi from Ebisu was fresh and we will definitely be back to try more rolls. I saw other patrons order the ramen and it looked so good! The chicken sandwich from Cleaver's was juicy and crispy. If you are blind like me and DON'T see the water stations, the bar will give you ice water in a glass if you ask. (Please still tip.) The bartender was nice and although we didn't order any drinks from her, the drinks I saw others order looked legit! We will definitely be back!

I absolutely love food halls... everyone can choose a different cuisine, and the restaurants are more unique than the typical mall food court; COME ON! What's not to love? Junction is a food hall that will NOT disappoint! It's cute, convenient and has a great selection of yummy food and drinks! My husband and I frequent this location for late lunches and dinners, and I have never found it too busy; which we enjoy. I typically grab sushi from Ebisu, while my husband usually grabs a pizza or burger. I love the Spicy tuna & shrimp tempura roll; but it can vary a bit on spice, so be prepared. Ebisu has a really wonderful menu, so I'm excited to try something different on my next visit (if I can ever get myself to branch from my favorite!) Empanadas are another favorite of ours! (Not pictured) I love Lazo's spicy chicken empanada and their sweet empanadas. The Nutella/banana is to die for!! If you'd like a dessert other than a sweet empanada, check out Sojourners Gelato Cafe! The ice cream looked INCREDIBLE and there was a great selection, but I'm a sucker for a good macaron, so that's my recommendation! 10/10! Lets talk DRINKS... There is a beautiful bar serving cocktails, beer and wine in the middle of the food hall. If you're not in the mood for a cocktail, there are plenty of other options, including fountain drinks with unlimited refills. Go to their website and check the food vendors out. I highly recommend giving this location a try! *Updating to add; they are really on top of cleaning and sanitation here. The folks cleaning do a really good job and are very attentive to all tables throughout the day, cleaning them after every guest.

I was so excited to come here that we decided it would be our first meal out in 14 months!! (yes you read that right) The space is large and well laid out with plenty of tables and lots of windows. There are garage doors at one end that I assume will be open once Denver decides to stop raining- what's up with this weather?! Anyway, I was glad we were easily able to distance ourselves and it was not too crowded at noon on a Sunday. We shared a few different dishes to get a good taste of what they have to offer! We ordered a chicken tacos+ crispy Brussels from big wave taco and then the black garlic tonkatsu+ a California roll from Ebisu. It's rare that we're fighting over the last couple bites of multiple dishes but everything was amazing. For under $4 the taco was huge and basically two tacos worth of filling, the crispy Brussels were perfectly cooked and topped with a flavorful perfectly paired sauce! The ramen was incredible- creamy, delicious, and with perfectly cooked chasu! We loved the California roll which was better quality than most sushi restaurants and the plating was lovely. Overall, everything we ate was amazing and we can't wait to come back and try Smok, Miners, and the other stands! Also shoutout to the bartender- wish I caught his name- on Sunday who poured us some very strong mimosas!

Great place for a big group and a variety of food options for everyone. We were able to pick and choose different sides or dishes, which was fun. It's not often you can get a brisket sandwich, a side of elote, a nacho appetizer, and gelato for dessert. Food was generally pretty good and well prepared, but maybe on the blander side to appease most pallets. The cole slaw needed more salt and elote needed more lime, but there weren't options for condiments so that's one thing to keep in mind. Bring your own?

Such a variety of options, you really can't go wrong. The Greek spot was delicious and super quick. The only disappointment was the beers we ordered were both super flat. Despite being draft beers, they poured them from a pitcher, and I probably should've pushed back on that but was in a rush. I'd definitely return and try a different food vendor, but would shy away from the bar.