Moxie Eatery

Thoroughly enjoyed the turkey sandwich with fig jam and balsamic onions! My best friend had the turkey w pesto and said it was phenomenal. Friendly and attentive service. Highly recommend this place!

A bright and vibrant shop with quick service. We were greeted with friendly service and a clean bright environment. I absolutely loved that the shop offers a window for people to order directly off of the street. The cafe style menu is affordable and the offering are sizably portioned to match great for a light lunch that won’t over fill you! The tomato soup was well spiced. Love the aesthetics and the plants, definitely had good vibes!

This restaurant is phenomenal. Creative, healthy, affordable brunch/lunch with large portions. Staff are all great. Keep it up Moxie! 🙌

I can’t say enough good things about Moxie Eatery. The food is delicious with incredible texture and flavors. It’s always presented beautifully and simply. The eatery is clean, bright, and the staff is super nice and helpful. The chef himself is very nice and you can tell takes a lot of pride in his craft. Truly I have never been disappointed. Always check out their specials, they are phenomenal.

The food in this place is amazing. The prices are extremely reasonable. My meal was enough for two! I highly recommend the warm mushroom kale salad but everything is delicious. If you need a quick and satisfying quality meal please stop by Moxie! The only issue is parking. There is on street parking but it can be difficult depending on the time of day.

Enjoying the shaved Brussels salad - ordered and eating within 5 minutes. Healthy and fast. I work downtown and jumped on a Lime bike to get here. Fun and easy

I was devastated to learn today that they took the cauliflower salad off the menu! I love this place and love that salad. I ordered it all the time for myself and other times to bring to cookouts - it was always gone in less than 5 minutes. Please bring it back!

Moxie is a quaint local fusion restaurant, along Broadway in Denver, with tiny tables, an open kitchen, simple decor and many vegan and GF options of all varieties. The chocolate chip was not our fav, but it was a vegan, GF option and not quite our jam. Spicy Chicken Thai salad: reminds me of a Korean cucumber kimchi mixed with chicken breast and a few other things. Most notably in this dish is a distinct cucumber kimchi flavor. Kimchi being one of my most favorite foods, I didn’t complain. I’m not sure what was “Thai” about this dish 🤷🏻‍♀️ but it was awesome. Very little lettuce in the bowl but it was delicious all around. Falafel Waffle salad: this isn’t really a “salad” in terms of what a traditional salad might be, but nonetheless was a unique dish. The tomato, red onion, feta and cucumber mix was at the bottom of the bowl, with a…well, falafel but in the shape of a waffle on top. The cumin yogurt was fantastically flavored. It seemed to contrast in ingredients, yet together all tasted wonderful. Chicken Ramen: great flavor, chicken pieces, and the egg is more of an egg omelet (think sushi tamago) and not a whole boiled egg like in many ramen dishes. Overall a great bowl of ramen. Chicken Confit (*special*): a chicken quartet over mashed potatoes, a side of spring mix salad and, just…wow! Loved it. Unsweetened iced tea was very refreshing, a slight hint of mint was just the right twist for a hot and sunny day. The three of us crammed into a table meant for 1.5 persons, splitting 4 entrees because we wanted to taste so many things. Couldn’t order everything on the menu but we would have if we could. No public restrooms that we saw, unfortunately which meant no hand washing station :( but that’s not uncommon around Denver. We had some saniwipes, thankfully.