Kiss + Ride at Zeppelin Station

Stopped in for a breakfast drink before a noon event in RiNo. Took advantage of the great shot/beer combos: hamms/rye and cider/agave, $7 and $9 respectively. Very friendly bartender, good vibe.

Cool bar with indoor and outdoor seating. Bar has a great selection of liquor with lots of good scotch offerings

With a few exceptions most drinks are pricey for what they are. I wouldn't order a mixed drink. Watch out when paying because gratuity is automatically added.

Betty……………..or should I say Jason momoa with a particularly good jaw line…. He really hooked up the tequila beverages today. And I assume everyday. This bar is cool and has fun cartoons on the wall including a cute egg lady hugging some red dude. Thanks for the good times and cups. We will see you again soon my new, native friend.

Stopped in after work like I usually do for a toasted two ways and I was very disappointed 🤢 please train your bartenders on the drinks that are on the menu, I paid $14 for a toasted two ways and tipped $4 and took one sip and placed it on the counter and left I would have asked them to remake me a drink, but I didn't have time, it was already a long hard day stopped in for a drink and was not able to get one, NOT a good one at least 🙁

Such a cool place!!! Check it out. Loved all the food we tried and this place is so cool to wander around.

Great Place w/amazing f&b

I don’t recommend visit this place

I honestly think this place is super Chill plenty of foot options and continue to grow! The staff are friendly fun games here and just a spot to take family or friends and enjoy some delicious food and vibes !

Great selection of food. Bit smaller than I expected but overall great and friendly service. We ended up picking Sushi Kuro for their ramen. Broth was tasty and rich. Would come back again.

As the youth say, generally mid like the rest of food halls in Denver. Fun for entertainment and quirky food. Where else can you get a glass or rose and a tequila shot combo?

This review is just for Sushi Kuro in Zeppelin Station. 3.5 stars. Sushi Kuro seemed really promising - a functional booth within the Zeppelin station with really friendly people and delicious looking sushi. What made me drop the rating was the rice being pretty dry and the fish being fishier than desired. I was also disappointed in just how little fish was in the (more expensive) Pride roll. The fish was layered at the top and sliced soo thin. And I should've know better, but when they say crab, they mean imitation crab, not real crab. If you do order from Sushi Kuro, stick with the regular Sushi Rolls where the fish ratio is much better. I do want to give a shout out to the bao buns. They had run out of pork belly and substituted it for braised short rib and it was tender and flavorful. The bun was soft and the balance of veggies and sauce to meat was great too.

Came here with my family after a long day, and we were blown away with the food options here! We thought we were coming here for the pesto Italiano, and it turned out to be so much more! It was perfect because everyone could get something they liked and wanted. No one felt like they didn't have an option. Every food station looked so good and had big menus! Some share a kitchen, and they all share the dining area, so chairs tables and restrooms. They have multiple areas to return trays and plates and throw out trash. I chose Purisima mexican food station, and the food was beyond amazing! I got the Carne asada fries and pastor chicken tacos. The tacos were some of the best I have ever had! Sweet with a little spice and just packed with flavor! The Carne asada fries were crispy and easy to eat, the neat paired so well with the chili. I devoured my food. I also shared the fried tempura roll from sushi kurro, and it was better than expected! The shrimp was cooked perfectly and just crunchy enough! I enjoyed every bite! Everyone in my family enjoyed their food, there wasn't anything leftover. We were all so happy with what we chose and would love to come back and try more!

Came in on a Saturday night between Xmas and New Years Eve around 9pm and the place was dead. Most food places were shut down and empty. The bartenders were both super friendly and made some great cocktails.

This review is for Sushi Kuro Definitely worth the visit. The Volcano Roll is likely the best Sushi roll I have ever tasted. It is slightly spicy, with crunchy deep fried scallions along with delicious fresh fish and shrimp. Absolutely great combination of flavors and generous portions. Unfortunately I took the picture after eating half the roll but I hope you get the idea. Enjoy!! Thank you

Love this place! Not too big and overwhelming like most food halls. Full bar and tons of food options. Plenty of seating options. There's a mezzanine/upstairs area that hosts fun events typically put on by elevate immersive which creates pop up bars with elaborate themes such as Christmas bars, murder mystery, and more!

A Hub of Culture and Cuisine Zeppelin Station has become one of our favorite spots in town, and for good reason! The diverse array of options and vibrant atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for us. The bar is a definite highlight, offering a fantastic selection of drinks to enjoy while exploring the venue. We particularly love the upstairs area, where our planned events often take place. It's the perfect spot to hang out downstairs, soaking in the ambiance, until it's time for our upstairs adventure. Having frequented Zeppelin Station often, we can confidently say that it never disappoints. Each visit offers something new to discover, from the unique local businesses housed within to the lively events that keep the energy buzzing. And of course always excellent service! We wholeheartedly recommend Zeppelin Station to anyone looking for a dynamic and engaging experience. Whether you're a local or just passing through, make sure to check it out - you won't be disappointed! We're already planning our next visit and can't wait to explore even more of what this gem has to offer. (Pics from a few various times we have gone)

Updating this review because sushi kuro! It has truly has become one of my favorite go to spots in the rino area. The food is consistently great. The customer service is awesome. It's always fresh and comes out quickly. The sushi burritos are my favorite, you can't go wrong with ordering any of them!

Got a couple of sandwiches at Sandoitchi, which was a popup. Chicken Katzu was 10/10 Mango Ube was 11/10 Matcha Horchata 10/10 Amazing, I've never had anything like it. Also, the vibes from Denver Bazaar Market were impeccable.

Zeppelin Station is a wonderful food hall in the RiNo area, on the West side of the River. There are lots of great food options. And, unlike The Source, they have a single liquor license for the whole building, so everyone in your party can grab the food & drinks of their choice and sit together in one of the many common areas. This is an excellent place to meet up with friends before a show at The Brighton or Mission Ballroom. It's unfortunate that there are no sidewalks approaching Zeppelin Station from Brighton Boulevard. It's a bit weird walking in the street, dodging Ubers & Door Dash drivers.

I snuck over to Zeppelin Station for the random Sandoitchi pop-up that is happening for this week only! I like the layout of Zeppelin Station and the different food stalls! There's a decent amount of variety and this is a good spot for a group to visit, being that everyone can choose what they want and then meet in a common sitting area to enjoy it together! I feel there needs to be just a little more seating. While I was there, it was a bit busy which led to limited dining room availability. But, outside of that... I enjoyed my time at the Sandoitchi food stall! The Yuzu Arnold Palmer is where it's at and my strawberries and cream sando was delightful. It was so light, airy, with perfectly ripened strawberries! I will be dreaming of the Yuzu Arnold Palmer though for a long time. The flavor was unique and so refreshing! A perfect summer beverage.

There are so many food halls in the Denver area and this is one of the better ones in my opinion. There aren't a ton of options, but I was interested in trying most of them. My husband and I ended up trying: - Spicy Truffle Chicken Katsu Sando from Sandoitchi - Peaches & Cream Sando from Sandoitchi - Maui Wowie Roll from Sushi Kuro - Fried Haloumi Cheese from The Gyros King Sandoitchi was definitely my favorite, but sadly that was a temporary popup. I also loved the sushi. I'd love to go back and try the rest of the places I haven't tried yet.

The Zeppelin Station is an immersive creative workplace and market hall located at the new rail line, which was designed to connect a diverse community of innovators. The collaborative space brings together elements of two other signature projects, TAXI and The Source. There are few parking spots outside, though there are limited vendors inside at the moment.

We got here on a Thursday around noon, the place was empty. I wasn't sure anything was open with how dead it was. I liked how's the restaurants are kind of in a circle around the building. But there aren't a whole lot of places to pick from. We went specially for the lobster. Rocking lobster was good, they really do like on the lobster. There was a spice I didn't like in the soup though, not sure what it was. And my daughter was disappointed there wasn't any lobster in the bisque. I gave her mine out of my grilled cheese. It's pricey but when isn't lobster pricey. I probably wouldn't go back just because it's far for us and you have to pay to park. I did dream about their bread though! Wow amazing bread.

I came here for Big Trouble. The door men asked ID and did body searching. I asked if they knew big trouble but had no clue, it's strange you are a door guy for a place you don't know what's going on inside. I found it but it was closed. However vibes were great, there was a DJ, people were dancing and the drinks at the general bar were good. I came back again to the bar and it's always good vibes here which I like a lot. It's really the perfect spot for when you don't really know what to do so you just come hang out here and check out the arcade games etc

Only had the chance to have. A few drinks here but was able to attend trivia which was really fun!

They have a bunch of different places to eat and drink. The only thing that bothered me was, I ordered a shrimp. Poboy, the menu said it was fried and they gave me sautéed shrimp. It would've been a problem at the sandwich wasn't good, but shrimp should definitely have fried shrimp in it.

Definitely don't go on a sunday. Half the stalls were closed and it was pretty dead in there. With only 4 options we tried the ramen place. I had the pork belly and mushroom one and i did not enjoy it. It was ridiculously salty. The seati g areas were pretty cute. I'll try again on a day with more options.

Kind of like a "Cool Factory " to eat and chill in. All the vender's have a unique twist on their menu. Nice patio where you can even watch the Amtrak come into town. I have been to a few of these type halls and always wish the venders offered more small plates so I could try a little from each, rather than a complete meal from one. There is lots of street parking so it is a easy place to drive to. And......there is a vintage Pac Man table game

Grabbed lunch here while visiting Denver and it's a really cool spot. It's a bit confusing to know who is open and not though. We walked up to a number of vendors whose employees told us they were no longer open(I think this was around 5PM).

Zeppelin Station is a food hall with a cute hipster vibe inside with lots of little areas to discover. It was pretty dead on a Friday afternoon. They have a large bar which is the central focus and would be fun to hang out at if it were a little busier. I appreciated the chilled water and ice dispenser but wish they left cups out so we didn't have to wait a while for someone to appear behind the bar to give us a cup. You currently order via QR code due to staffing shortages so you don't really need to bother walking around to see all the various stalls because all menus are on the same QR link. They didn't always match up with what was on the boards at the stalls. They currently have 3 Asian offerings: Thai, Japanese and Filipino as well as Columbian, burgers, BBQ and tacos. I had a carne asada quesadilla and a Pollo Pibil taco from Nixtamos. The quesadilla was huge with tender chunks of meat and the taco had great flavor. Compared to other food halls the offerings here just weren't that enticing.

I came here with my sister before a concert at Mission Ballroom. The space is smaller than other food halls in Denver, and also much louder. We did a quick lap around to take a look at the food stands. It seemed like some were closed and others were opening at future dates. I ordered Black Noodles from the Thai place, and my sister ordered Crispy rice with tuna from the sushi place. Food was prepared quickly and fresh when we got it. The portion for the Black Noodles was what I expected for the price, but the crispy rice seemed small, especially for the price. I would have to order two to make a full meal. The Black Noodles were pretty good- the peanuts and the sauce were the highlight, a little too much romaine lettuce though. The crispy rice was also good and tasted fresh. Overall, I would return just to try some of the other stands, but compared to other food halls in Denver, I can't say it's my favorite.

Zeppelin Station is the ultimate spot for hanging out with friends. It's a hub for food and bar hopping, featuring unique food concepts and trendy rooms that offer endless photo opportunities. A must-visit for a fun and dynamic social experience.

This was a very cool spot but still needs to fill out with more stores and restaurants. There's a good variety of food right now that was tasty but still feels a little empty.

I was heading to Red Rocks for the Seven Lions show and this was the pickup spot for Bus Party Colorado who we booked a ride with. If you're heading to a show at RR, I would highly recommend them. Zeppelin station was easy for us to get to and it's a fun spot to pre-game. We arrived a little early for drinks. We also got a discount on all food and drinks for being with the group. Most of the restaurants weren't open at our pickup time, but I would love to come back to this place. Food halls are always a good time and this looked like a fun one.

Visited sushi kurd at the zeppelin station and ordered the spicy tuna poke bowl. Hands down best poke bowl I've had: the tuna and other ingredients were so fresh. They took a bit to have our order ready, but honestly I didn't mind because I could tell they carefully put it together. There was a dj at the station so the vibes were great!

Unfortunately, I can't say that I will ever support this place again. Sadly, I was injured at their establishment and no one seems to want to take accountability for it. Sounds like this happens often with the sign they like to put in the middle of the sidewalk. Luckily I wasn't hurt worst. However, my $600 glasses were busted/lost and I've emailed them multiple times and no one can return my emails. So I will post here for everyone else to be warned. Maybe someone will see my post and take it upon themselves to return my emails or calls

The bar and outdoor area is spacious and comfortable. The bartenders are nice and the service is quick.

I've been here for a couple of events. I first came for a food event, where we got to try different food samples from all the places and YUM! It was a lovely experience (first pictures up). My second time, I went to the upstairs bar for a Halloween pop up event. We bought tickets for $15 and then ordered drinks (second set of themed pictures). It was awesome! Highly recommend going if you ever get the opportunity. The service has always been great. Both times I've gone I've had positive experiences. I will surely be back. Enjoy the pictures!

Quick service with enough options, came on a Saturday and it wasn't super busy, felt like a weekday, the decor and atmosphere was super cute and funky industrial with a bar and music

What an interesting concept I have not yet seen in Denver! A hip place to go have drinks along with an assortment of food options! This hip food court setting has everything you could want from chicken to Japanese to a berry Brie tart or rice bowls. I enjoyed perusing the options they had but fell in love with Lea Janes chicken. I have been looking for good fried chicken since I moved to Denver and I finally found it!!!! It's just wings but if my eyes were closed I wouldn't know the difference. All in all it was a fun setting. You can book a group here or take a date or simply have a girls night out with options everyone will for sure be happy with! I have posted a variety of the food samples available at Zeppelin station. You literally can come and have a taste of everything, all moderately priced. Go check it out and thank me later!

Some of the most memorable buildings I've ever visited stand out because they have the best security staff. Zeppelin Station is one of them. My boss and I walked in for an early dinner, and we received the warmest greeting. This food hall is just one giant loop, so it's easy to make endless rounds while deciding what to order. I settled on "La Rola Urban Colombian Food" which I reviewed separately. Because of COVID, there was no indoor seating. Not sure about outdoors, but it was quite cold, so my boss and I headed back to the office with our food. Also unsure about parking too since we walked. I guess my review isn't all that helpful, but I had a good experience here overall.

Epic Site. This concept of Zeppelin Station has be executed so well. It's essentially a new age food court with tons of unique vendors! It'd be a great place to meet a group of friends for a cocktail or ask a date for lunch. In fact, I dare you to bring a date here. You'll instantly get "cool points" for knowing of its existence. Plus, you'll each get to eat and drink exactly what you want. Heck! You could make up a culinary experience of your own and get one thing at each place to split. In one night, you could "go down South" with some Nashville Hot Chicken then "fly across the Pacific" to try some Thai, Japanese and Filipino treasures before ending the night with the "North American staple" taco. Everyone wins here!

Pasta was great. Workers super friendly. Dessert was delicious. So many places to sit and it's a great environment.

They gave me a MOLDY CUPCAKE. I didn't realize until I'd already eaten half I thought $4 was a lot for a stale cupcake, but mold?!? Unacceptable. My black noodles didn't have tofu per the description. They were too vinegary for my liking anyways. Lacked any other flavor. Lumpiang Shanghai we're pretty good but the sauces were too overpowering. Use sparingly.

In an up-and-coming area, Zeppelin Station serves to draw people there with their food hall concept. Although there are numerous food halls around the Denver metro area, I would say that Zeppelin Station has the most VARIETY of vendors. Of all the restaurants there, I really loved Lea Jane's (their truffle mac and cheese is the best), Soy Pinoy (eggrolls sooo good), and Thai Kun (fried rice). Definitely go and try all the vendors and sit outside to enjoy the views!

Fun food hall with some local fun food options varying from Mexican to Mediterranean to a bar to Italian and more! Parking available next door in a garage that's $5/hr (caps at $20) or easy 2 hour street parking is normally available. Food can be eaten at the bar Kiss & Ride or it can be taken throughout the food hall.

I love this place but i had an unfortunate experience here. My moped was stolen while i was working on the premises. there are security cameras directly above where i parked it at the bike racks. the security said they would check them and contact me with the findings. it's been several days and still haven't heard back from them. i'm writing this while sitting at Zeppelin waiting to speak to anyone that can put me in contact with building security. none of the employees seem to know how to contact security. so i'm left sitting here waiting until someone that looks like security happens to walk by. BEWARE if you come here, lock up all your things or better yet don't bring them at all. even better, just don't come here!!

Love places like this. Options for all, drinks for all, seating and fresh air for all. Beautiful and open with plenty to decide between (an indecisive person's nightmare, but I still made it through). I love neon signs and they've got plenty of them. I love aperol spritz's and they've got plenty of those too. Need to go back more frequently on friday afternoon lunches to steal away from work ;)

Decided to get 4 tacos and they are pretty small but they pack on the meat which is awesome! Very flavorful!! The chicken was my least favorite though I probably wouldn't ever get that again. The Al pastor was hands down the best! If your feeling hungry I'd imagine you could easily throw down 4-6 tacos. -Chicken Taco 3/5 (just never been a fan of chicken tacos) -Al Pastor Taco 5/5 -Carne Asada 4/5 -Barbacoa 4/5 Also it is definitely on the pricier side im use to only paying $1.25 per taco if that this ran $16 just a heads up!

Park in the garage then venture around the food hall. Gyros were amazing! Sometimes there are free festivals right outside to the south, too

Don't use your debit card here!! The event I attended at this venue was fun, however the bar charged my card for someone else's tab as soon as I ordered my first drink. Once the charge processed, I was calling this venue at least once a day, every day, for a week and a half, and leaving messages. My calls were only answered twice total (and my messages were not returned). The man I talked to said that he would look into it and get back to me, and then didn't. Twice. It's been 3.5 weeks now and I'm still out $75. I've given up on getting it back at this point because no one ever answers the phone. I would not recommend this venue (especially to low income college students) unless you want to pay with cash.

I wish there was more and maybe because I came in late on a Saturday (which you thought will be hoping in RINO) but it was dead. I don't think these little businesses fared as well in Covid as some others. But - it's a food stall, much smaller than Avanti and less lively. If u are here - I do recommend some Pinoy food or a empanada. This is a fine casual date place with some inside and outdoor seating.

Stopped by at the Zeppelin Station and tried a few spots. I have to say that the Lobster Mac and Cheese was my fav. Next was Tacos.

I love coming to Zeppelin Station for a quick coffee or lunch. I think the vendors right now are great (especially Uptown & Humboldt). The space itself is quite aesthetic and the bar area is very well set up with nice happy hour deals. My only qualm is I wish they had some earlier opening options for breakfast but Procession coffee makes a great latte.

In general I'm disappointed with the food halls in Denver. This one wasn't the worst, kind of in the middle of the ones I saw. Pros: 1. What sets it apart from the others is the one corner/wall of video games and other entertainment. 2. Compared to the ones worse than this, it is at least larger and has more options. Some food options looked ok, but nothing stood out. Cons: 1. Not all the stalls are occupied (one was coming soon), and it seemed like only half of the occupied ones were actually staffed and open. 2. There's nothing around it, so you are driving to this one thing and then driving away. And for that, it's not a very strong destination all by itself.

Maybe I was already sold by the name alone. Maybe I'm relocating from a city with a lack of, rather zero, food halls. Maybe I'm romanticizing my experience because I came here with one of my favorite colleagues. Or maybe this place is just freakin' awesome. Zeppelin Station is a mothership if I've ever seen one. Comparatively to the other Denver food halls I've been to (not many, but a few), this one was slightly less crowded during the lunch rush. And to be utterly honest, this is a really good thing. Although I'm not much of a shopper, there are a few retail shops for browsing. I was very happy to find a coffee shop, since many food halls don't want them. The first floor probably has six restaurants, one bar, and an outside seating area, while the second floor holds a cool bar with ample seating for private events and/or secret lunch seating. Vinh Xuong - Vietnamese bakery specializing in banh mi's. The woman at the counter was so friendly she deserved a medal. The Combination Banh Mi with pate, Chinese BBQ, Vietnamese ham, and pork head cheese was phenomenal. I even added some chili oil to kick it up a notch. Campobaja - part of the Made in Mexico City pop up campaign, this was only their second (maybe first) day open! Grilled Octopus, Beef Cheek and Adobo Veggie Tacos were on the menu, with a side of Fresh Corn Panna Cotta. Talk about yum! We ended up chatting with Justin, the owner of the entire space, after he kindly offered to take our trays away. My colleague and I have been around long enough to know that only the owner of a place takes initiative like that, so naturally a conversation was struck! I'd recommend perusing around Zeppelin Station on your lunch break or when you're ISO of a new dinner & drink destination. At the Mothership, the water's just fine. #RiNoMade