Rye Society

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Rye Society

Sandwich shop · Five Points

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3090 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80205

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Pastrami, rugelach, bagels from Rosenberg's, great food  

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+1 303 284 5421
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The Vegetarian’s Guide to Dining Around Denver | Eater Denver

"A neighborhood delicatessen specializing in gourmet Jewish cuisine made using generations-old family recipes might seem an unlikely destination for vegetarian diners. Bt the chilled beet borscht, roasted root veggie bowls, and the kale salad are all good options for the meat-averse crowd. However, the pièce de résistance is the vegan reuben on house rye with marinated tempeh, vegan smoked provolone, homemade Russian dressing, and sauerkraut." - Eater Staff

https://denver.eater.com/maps/best-vegetarian-vegan-restaurants-denver
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Eat New York Pastrami Piled High at This New Jewish Deli - Eater Denver

"A new Jewish delicatessen opened on Larimer Street in the midst of the summer deli comeback and proved that a little mix of modern design and old family recipes makes for a bestseller. In just over a month, the place has sold around 1,000 pounds of Carnegie Deli pastrami, flown in from New York to Denver. Guests can choose their own breakfast adventure on weekend mornings, from the pastrami and sweet potato hash egg bowl to the Hebrew Hammer lox sandwich with capers and cucumber dill, then snag a seat underneath portraits of Jewish royalty (see Larry David, Mila Kunis, and Natalie Portman) just for fun." - Camila Navarrette

https://denver.eater.com/2018/9/7/17830342/best-deli-sandwiches-denver
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Where to Find Turkish Food in Metro Denver - Eater Denver

"Another new Jewish deli in Denver, bringing into the 21st Century a generations-long family tradition." - Josie Sexton

https://denver.eater.com/2018/8/22/17769750/bosphorus-turkish-restaurant-open-englewood
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RiNo’s Rye Society Arrives With All the Deli Comfort Foods - Eater Denver

"Inspired by his Jewish heritage and family’s longtime Denver roots, fourth-generation Coloradan Jerrod Rosen is opening his modern deli, Rye Society, on Monday. Striving to achieve the signature “organized chaos” of classic New York City delis, the highly anticipated cafe and catering company was expected to debut July 19, but construction delays pushed back the opening. The petite cafe located in RiNo at the corner of Larimer and 31st in the former Hutch & Spoon space seats 15 people, with a small outdoor space on the northern perimeter. Decorated by Rosen’s mother, the space is filled with exposed brick and personal embellishments. Upon entry, guests are greeted by a large-scale, black-and-white photograph of Rosen’s Aunt Selma, with diagrams drawn over the top illustrating the family’s history in Denver dating back to the 1930s. Three painted portraits in golden frames depict famous Jewish men and women: Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis, and Larry David. Where old meets new, Rye Society is a family affair, specializing in gourmet Jewish cuisine, with family recipes — Rosen’s grandma’s matzah ball soup she made until she was 101 — alongside modern updates. Cheeky menu combos include the Gentile, with stacks of bologna and American cheese between a brioche roll. Breakfast egg bowls range from veggie to honey smoked salmon with dill, cracked pepper, and lemon aioli. Some sandwiches, such as the Aunt Blanche, are made with bagels from Rosenberg’s, and include salami, pickles, provolone, eggs, and tarragon mustard. Rye Society’s pickles use a 120-year-old recipe. Looking to other local pros, the eatery will serve OZO Coffee, Purely Elizabeth granola, and croissants from La Belle. Rosen’s aunt Cindy is baking a variety of pastries, including rugelach and babka. The culinary team, led by Ryan Leionen, will prepare its own condiments, from butter to cream cheese, and soups, including the chilled beet borscht and matzah ball. Rosen’s sister, a naturopathic physician, added a healthy flair to colorful salads and grain bowls that are made to order. Rosen’s family history foreshadowed his foray into the culinary world. His great-grandfather Morris Klausner opened Golden Rule Dry Goods in 1922, only seven blocks from Rye Society. Meanwhile, his great-grandmother opened Rosen’s Kosher Cafe in 1925." - Gigi Sukin

https://denver.eater.com/2018/7/20/17595008/rye-society-rino-deli-address-menu-denver
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The 15 Most Anticipated Denver Restaurant Openings, Spring 2018 - Eater Denver

"A modern Jewish deli where pastrami is flown in from New York, pastries include rugelach and babka, and bagels come from neighboring Rosenberg’s." - Josie Sexton

https://denver.eater.com/2018/3/6/17081884/restaurants-opening-spring-denver
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Cesar Hinojosa

Google
Rye Society is easily one of my favorite lunch spots in Denver. It’s a modern New York–style deli with seriously great food and good vibes all around. I had the #18 pastrami sandwich (incredible), the Cold Cut Combo, and their matzah ball soup—which was my first ever and definitely won’t be my last. Also… their chocolate chip cookie? Fresh-baked daily and dangerously good. Top 5, maybe even top 3. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and clearly made with care. Perfect for breakfast, lunch, or a quick pick-me-up. Highly recommend!

S JM

Google
Really bummed because I used to love this place but they changed their meat distributor and the meat is not nearly the same quality. I was so happy when I found Rye Society because I thought it was the most similar to Katz’s that I could find in Denver. They used to have really thick, juicy, and delicious pastrami but now the pastrami is thin, rubbery and slimy. The matzoh ball soup, cookies and service is still really great but I probably wont be returning unless they bring back their original pastrami. First picture is the new pastrami. Second is the old pastrami.

Chris Presley

Google
This is a really great place to get a sandwich. They provide excellent service, and care about what they do The sandwich in the picture is what they call the CBR which is a chicken bacon ranch. I really liked the crusty bun, and garlic taste to the ranch. It felt like they used high-quality ingredients I liked it so much that I came back for a second day in a row to get the same sandwich. The coffee is very good as well. Great place to stop in for lunch or lunch date. On nice days they have seating outside and it's a nice place to sit in the shade and watch people go by or enjoy some of the wonderful murals in the rino district.

Joe Capello

Google
I’m writing this in between bites of my sandwich OMG. This is absolutely the best Reuben sandwich I’ve ever had aside from NYC and LA! I had to go way out of my way to get here, but it was totally worth it. I live a few blocks from Leven Deli but they don’t offer any corned beef. Rye Society is my new go-to.

Holly Romelfanger

Google
Unexpected amazing vegan options! My partner and I stumbled onto this gem while exploring RiNo by bike. Went for the coffee - we’re delighted by the unexpected vegan food options. LOVED the vegan Reuben and veggie bagel sandwich.

Blake Henrich

Google
One of the best Rueben’s I’ve ever had. My wife had the Rue Power Bowl and said the flavors and freshness were amazing.

Nathan Hoelscher

Google
Little bagel shop on the corner with a small, but delicious selection of bagels. If you aren't feeling bagels, they have a wide variety of other breads and sandwiches with a good selection of vegan/vegetarian ones. The coffee here is also very good! The family enjoyed all their food too.

Mike Scofield

Google
Wow! That is all I can say! Our family popped in for lunch while visiting Denver. We were greeted by the nicest gentleman (I believe his name was Tony? Last name Jordan or Jackson?) Anyway, he made our experience great before we even tasted the food. We ordered the Rye Ruben and the Cold Cut Combo. Both sandwiches were AMAZING! Absolutely crushing it friends! Can't wait to come back and visit.

Christian R.

Yelp
Sandwich was absolutely incredible. Try the pastrami breakfast sandwich! Meat was tender, tasty, and peppery. Service was fast and friendly- I could tell they really cared about the details and experience of everyone in the restaurant.
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Brian L.

Yelp
This spot is super dope and the hospitality was even better. Came here with a big group of friends during my little vacation in Denver and was not disappointed one bit. The spot was kind of small inside but there was some seating which is dope. There were tables outside the establishment where you can enjoy your meal. This little sandwich spot has many choices of breakfast sandwiches, bagels, and salads. I ordered The Green Gables which came with turkey, bacon, avocado, pickled red onion, vine ripe tomato, horseradish aioli. Safe to say this sandwich did not disappoint. The Green Gables - Huge sandwich with crispy bacon and creamy avocado. The pickled red onion had a nice acidity that pairs well with all the other components of the sandwich. Every sandwich came with a bag of Lays chips and a pickle which was super awesome! Overall, Rye Society has been nothing but amazing in their service and their amazing sandwiches. I got my sandwiches fairly quick and enjoyed my meal. Definitely need to come back and try the other amazing choices they have. Next time I'm back in Denver and was hungry for some sandwiches, I know Rye Society is the fine establishment I'm going to be dine at.

Lou Z.

Yelp
I recently had lunch at Rye Society and this is probably the worst excuse for a deli that i have ever experienced. Where do I start.!! the pastrami sandwich that i ordered on rye was about as far away from a real deli rye as one could imagine. The bread looked and tasted like white sandwich bread with a couple of of caraway seeds to make it look authentic. Far from it. The pastrami had some thin slices that looked and tasted more like beef jerky. This was for a sandwich that cost $17. I don't know how this "deli" stays in business. I will never patronize this place again. I don't know why anyone would.
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Tristan L.

Yelp
Passed by this place because we saw that it was a pickelry but stayed for the amazing sandwiches. Staff was extremely friendly and gave good recommendations. We got a rye egg and a rye rueben. Both were extremely good, and had lots of flavor. Definitely a great way to start the day if you're passing the area. We also got their house-made pickles but were interesting since it had a nice crunch and had a nice saltiness to them. Was not as sour as I anticipated.
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Lily W.

Yelp
Came here for a late lunch after hearing a lot of good things and honestly it was just ok. It's only a slight step above the kind of sandwiches you can get at Sprouts but $20 instead of $5.99. We obviously had to try the Rye Reuben, and also tried the Green Gables. We weren't wowed by either and were still a bit hungry after our sandwiches. I felt like all of the flavor came from the sauces, the pastrami in the Rye Reuben did not really stand out on its own. On the plus side, the pickle on the side is pretty great. The sandwiches were prepared really fast, I ordered online and picked up within 10 minutes!
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David G.

Yelp
One of the saddest bagel sandwiches I have ever had. Tiny slice of mediocre pastrami ( you guys should go to Katzs deli to see what real pastrami is like). Minuscule egg and cheese as well. $14 bucks? I dont know whether to feel insulted or sorry. Listen I get the obscene money printing our federal government has done and the inflation it has caused but this sandwich was just plain sad. Pass
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Brooke G.

Yelp
I had a peaceful and quiet early lunch on a Thursday. I ordered the vegan Reuben, and it was quite good. While it may not be deserving of a five-star rating, it was definitely solid. The pickle was also pretty tasty, and as someone who grew up on homemade Jewish kosher dills, that's saying something. The only downside was the price; otherwise, I would have indulged in a few sides or a baked good. I'm eager to go back and try more items from the menu.
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Sujin J.

Yelp
The kale salad was the bomb!!!! Please get it!!! Very filling and especially if you are planning on eating rich dinner!!!!
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Yevgen M.

Yelp
LOVE this spot. Great bagels, great bread, great lox, and a very friendly staff. Also a nicely lit place to get some work done while I have a coffee and bagel. I can't stay away from the pastrami and corned beef either but every now and then, I love to build my own sandwich. Try the Turkey pastrami!
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Jami W.

Yelp
Came here for lunch on a Tuesday afternoon. The place is super cute and has some great sand which/lunch options. I went with the salami sandwich, my company went with the Ruben and we shared the latkes. We were the only two in there and decided to sit inside (the place is tiny with VERY FEW seats). The food took a really long time (20ish minutes)-- seemed quite long for sandwiches... mine didn't come out toasted which I asked them if I could and they accommodated. Food good, service ok.
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Megan F.

Yelp
Finally stopped in to try a sandwich at Rye Society while in the RiNo neighborhood. It's small inside but offers some seating which was nice. The decor was really cute and the staff was friendly. I had the turkey sandwich and my mom had the hot chicken sandwich. Both were unbelievable and the bread was the standout. It's on the pricier side for a sandwich but it's quality and you can tell hand made and local unlike a chain sandwich shop so that's expected. I would definitely recommend.
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Steffi H.

Yelp
Really great lunch spot in the RiNO area! They have a variety of pre-selected sandwiches to pick from, but you can also customize yourself. I got the chicken pesto sandwich; it was a bit of a busy day, and they make all their sandwiches to order. So I had to wait a bit for the sandwich, but it was a nice day to sit outside and enjoy the weather which I didn't mind (but beware, if you're in a rush it may make sense to call in ahead of time). The sandwich was a little pricey, but I could tell that the ingredients were really fresh. The sandwich itself is also a decent size, and I was so full after. You also get lays w/ your sandwich but can upgrade to boulder chips for ($1?), which is worth it imo unless you love yourself some lays. Overall, really great sandwich spot if you're craving something fresh and filling.
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Jamiee A.

Yelp
If you never have a sandwich from here, I feel sorry for you. I yearn for these sandwiches. Cold cut combo - AMAZING! Tuna - who knew I could learn to love horseradish. I haven't made it past these two sandwiches (mainly the cold cut combo) because I'm obsessed with how great it is. I stumbled across this gem because I was working near the area and I figured I would give it a try. I only wish I was in the area more because I would try to eat here everyday if I could. The staff is super friendly, the food is top notch. Honestly the best sandwiches. I wished they opened before 9:00am because with sandwiches this good, their bagels have to be out of this world.
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Craig A.

Yelp
Cute corner deli. Good sandwiches and one of the better bagels I've found in Denver. The service was fast, friendly and they listened closely to my required customization! Food was exactly as requested. Definitely recommended.
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Peter P.

Yelp
Rye Society is a true RiNo institution. This locally owned business, has the best reuben sandwich in Denver. The staff are very knowledgeable and happily walk you through the menu if you need help. It's a pretty small space, so it can get packed fast. But they have some outdoor seating which helps. I also like their pastrami and corned beef. Give them a try!
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Sandy W.

Yelp
What's going on at this place? Counter service was friendly, but it took forevvvvver for our food (2 sandwiches) to come out. The rye was....not rye? Just white bread over-toasted, but at least the fillings had flavor unlike the eggs. What is happening with these eggs? Softer than custard and not a single ounce of salt or pepper on them. Spent nearly $50 for some lack-luster sandwiches and for the guy handing off our food to be so rude and condescending I considered telling him we didn't want it. This was a Saturday morning, get it together. It's cute enough inside, but I left with a bad taste in my mouth. Should've just walked a couple more blocks to the central market.
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Kelly D.

Yelp
Wow!!!! So good. The lox was fresh and well balanced with the perfect amount of cream cheese and capers... Which to me is not much creek cheese and a lot of capers. Very friendly interaction. We stopped the day before and were not hungry but got some pickles to go. They were so good that we were looking for to going back the next day for breakfast sandwiches. So glad we did. Highly recommend!!!
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Rob F.

Yelp
What justifies this lunch to be $36 when I picked it up? Highly encourage people to stop going to this restaurant until they fix their pricing.
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Apple S.

Yelp
We were looking for a lunch close by and with the rain it wasn't easy with a little dog. We run into this and it was awesome: super friendly staff, delicious sandwiches and cookie. Also got matzaball soup. Everything so good we went back 3 days later already!
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Andrea S.

Yelp
So glad to finally make it to Rye Society! I tried the Hebrew Hammer aka lox bagel sandwich and got my free Rugelach (or you could do a cookie) with check in. The lox was filled with tangy cream cheese (never had cream cheese quite like it before) but all the other toppings were a bit lacking in portion in comparison. The star of the show was the rugelach... even my Jewish friend I was with was like omg! I'd definitely come back for more rugelach and to try their pastrami.
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Matt G.

Yelp
This place is legit. Only good pastrami sandwich in Denver. Genuinely, Ive been looking everywhere. I mean look at that bark and marbling!
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Katie R.

Yelp
Heavenly Yummyness! This little shop is adorable, and the eats are so yummmm! My favorite is the Hebrew Hammer, which is essentially a Lox Sammy on gourmet steroids. The coffee is good, though a bit pricey. Alas, everything in the neighborhood is pricey. Very friendly service, and a warm inviting vibe. There is the cutest little table for two perched in the window. I definitely recommend this spot for breakfast and a caffeine fix.
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Bryan B.

Yelp
24 bucks for a basic turkey sandwich and sprite. No thank you. Scam someone else. No good

Cory T.

Yelp
Just stopped in for the second time. We ordered a Green Gable and a Rye Reuben. I guess the kitchen didn't feel like making 2 different sandwiches because when we got home there were 2 Green Gables? I just paid $50 for 2 small Turkey sandwiches. I'm seriously disappointed. I was looking forward to having what I ordered. I know mistakes happen but come on!
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Richard G.

Yelp
Great small corner deli with awesome pastrami sandwiches. Tried the Rye breakfast bagel, check out the pics. Need to come back for a full on Pastrami sammy.

Jay B.

Yelp
For those of you who are crazy about fatty juicy navel cut pastrami, then Rye Society should be your go to place for lunch. NAVEL cut...simply the BEST!!! Whenever I go out for pastrami, I always request "fatty juicy sliced thick". OMG...this is exactly what I got. No waitress service so you can get in and out quickly. I love how they wrap up every sandwich in deli paper which keeps the sandwich warm and moist. I live in Parker and this place is well worth the drive. Just be sure to be there by 2:00 PM so that you can have time to order a second sandwich.
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Matt C.

Yelp
Rye Society is one of those "stupid good" places that makes me question why it took me so long to come here. Actually, these guys are only open six hours a day. Which is the main reason why. However, they cram in nothing but quality between 9am-3pm. Quality always trumps quantity, right? After a meeting close by, I opened up Yelp and couldn't believe my eyes. I was a few blocks away from Rye Society. AND THEY WERE OPEN. Hallelujah, he screamed! +The #18+1 - now this brings me back to the "stupid good" comment. This sandwich. A strong contender for one of the top spots in Denver. The kicker was the grilled rye bread. But can we take it back to the mouthwatering pastrami? You could've served it to me on a wet napkin and it would've still tasted excellent. Bonus points for the epic Larry David portrait on the wall when you walk in and unique Black & White Cookies. Though I wish my cell service was working at the time, because I missed the check in offer for a free cookie! Ugh, it's not like I wasted $4. Buuuuut, free is free. And that's a damn splendid check in offer if you ask me. Who knows when we'll meet again? Though I hope it's imminent!
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Alee R.

Yelp
Delicious bagels in Rino, maybe the best that you can get in Denver. Highly recommend the Hebrew Hammer (lox) if you're a salmon fan. Hip, casual joint with outdoor seating. Definitely would go again.
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Maura S.

Yelp
Hungover? Or just need an excellent breakfast sandwich? Rye Society is the place to go. Last weekend, I had the standard breakfast sandwich on an everything bagel with cream cheese and cholula - holy moly was it good. Not only had that disappeared after 4 minutes of me sitting down, but I also polished off (not to brag about my eating skills) an order of the incredible matzah ball soup. Rye Society uses dill in their soup which added such a great flavor - highly recommend. A VERY IMPORTANT offering of Rye Society is their chocolate chip cookies. They are fresh and moist and thick. I could use a million more words to describe them but those are the important ones. I actually recommend splitting one with a friend since they are so dense- or saving half for later so you can have it all yourself. Pro tip : if you check in on yelp you can use the coupon to get one of those bad boys for FREE. The place is decorated with history and tastefully done portraits of famous Jewish people (e.g. Natalie Portman, Mila kunis) and is fun to look around while you're eating. Not much seating but a few spots if you go at the right time. Overall definitely recommend stopping by and maybe trying everything on the menu.
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Dennis K.

Yelp
Upselling? You expect upsell in a car dealership, not in a sandwich joint; however, that is what happens at Rye Society. It advertises a base model Reuben for about $17 (a hefty price for a base), but if you do not add a 3 oz corned beef for another $5, you get a measly amount of corned beef and a poor, disappointing Reuben. If you pay for the upsell and buy a $22 Reuben, you then get the amount of corned beef you expect from a reputable deli and a decent sandwich -- except you now paying $22 for what would be a $12-$15 sandwich elsewhere. Same holds true for all of its sandwiches. We are all used to paying more for everything these days, but the upsell here, for a sandwich, is insane.
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Kacey C.

Yelp
Small but mighty bagel!! I got the bacon, egg, and cheese bagel and added avocado. Staff forgot my bacon, made me a whole new bagel, and gave me free chips for the mix up. Great service and morning vibe to relax and read or chat with someone over coffee. Denver lacks good bagels, this is the best I've had in my 2 years here
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Miguel H.

Yelp
Superb! The vegan Rueben was outstanding. Also tasted the corn beef, amazing. Cool people, amazing food.
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Holly C.

Yelp
The Green Gables sandwich here was really good. It was turkey, avocado, pickled onions, and bacon on ciabatta. It was amazing. My sandwich also came with Lays potato chips and a pickle. There was an option to upgrade to Boulder brand chips. They have a good sense of humor and it was a fun place to have lunch. The Trump special sandwich with bologna, Cheetos, Russian dressing, pickled onions, and American cheese on brioche. I'm not sure I can ever eat bologna again as I ate way too much of that lunch meat as a kid. But I appreciate their creativity.
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Ammar D.

Yelp
The best pastrami sandwich in greater Denver area, hands down! Rye Society is located on Larimer Street, a stones throw from Denver Central Market. It opened a few years back, and when I heard about its opening I had to check it out. If I were stranded on a desert island, I would choose pastrami as my only sustenance. I grew up in Los Angeles and fell in love with the west coast style of pastrami sandwiches made famous by the #19 at Langer's Deli in McArther Park. This is a pastrami sandwich on double-baked rye with coleslaw, russian dressing and swiss cheese. My go to order at Rye Society is the 18+1 with the extra portion of pastrami, I think that adds about 3 oz. In speaking with the owner, I learned that the naming of the 18+1 pays homage to the famous #19 at Langer's. The sandwich is an absolute delight, however, the pastrami snob in me would personally prefer a drier slaw and rye crust with more crackle. Also of note, when the deli first opened, they advertised on their website and menu they sourced their pastrami from the famous Carnegie Deli, but I don't see mention of this anymore, which makes me wonder. For dessert, I would HIGHLY recommend the Rugelach, hazelnut is my favorite! I can't remember exactly but I'm pretty sure I heard the owner tell me that either his mom or close relative bakes them in small batches fresh daily. My only gripe with the Rugelach is that it is a bit pricey. Also of note, the deli also offers bagels sourced from Rosenbergs, so this is a great place to get delicious bagel sandwiches when the line at Rosenberg's is out of control.
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Eli L.

Yelp
I've been to Rye Society on 3 separate occasions since they opened. (Most recently today) The food is always reliable and delicious. The decor is awesome. I live in San Francisco and would put this Reuben up against any that I've found there! The proprietor obviously spent a lot of time working on a great tasting sandwich - the tang of the sauerkraut and sweetness of the 1000 island dressing are perfect compliments to excellent corned beef. On the way out the door, I had to try the rugelach and was once again delighted! You can't miss this sweet treat! If you're looking for your deli fix, this spot is a must!
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Andrew u.

Yelp
$15 for a loaf of sub par rye bread? Sandwich I ordered was wrong too, but can't blame a place for having an idiot behind the counter. Bread was equivalent to nationwide store brand
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David Y.

Yelp
Ridiculously good house pastrami and deli shop with very high quality ingredients. I very much enjoyed my experience at Rye Society and loved the sandwiches. I got the 18+1, basically a Rachel sandwich. The pastrami is the star here- it was extremely tender, flavorful, and melted in your mouth similar to a brisket. The overall topping ratio was excellent as well. The pickles were house made and I loved it- great flavor and crunch. The prices are a bit high for what you get- sandwiches are $13ish for a sandwich and chips/pickle. Value isn't the best but I still really enjoyed it. Service/facilities were all top notch. I hope that Rye Society can stay open during times like this. I'd consider calling them before you go to make sure they are still open. Local restaurants are getting hit hard and supporting local places goes a long way. Would definitely go back if I lived in Denver.
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Andrew S.

Yelp
I wasn't a fan of this place. The staff was really friendly and I like the way it looks inside but the bagel sandwich wasn't very good.
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Victor H.

Yelp
The standard bagel was standard The Hebrew hammer was delicious, perfect balance of lox and not too much cream cheese. The cucumber is a very nice touch and adds a refreshing taste to the bagel. Only lox bagel I've had that had cucumber.
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Sara C.

Yelp
Incredibly disappointed. I ordered a holiday meal a week ahead of time and assumed this would address all my holiday dinner needs. The promised official holiday bread was not correct. For high holidays Jewish people use a round challah not braided. I'm also disappointed the challah was a lot more dense and feels stale. The salad had brown lettuce. The brisket is incredibly fatty. The kugel very over cooked and the matzah balls were tasty the soup was terrible. Rugalach and Honey cake very fresh and tasty. Portions of soup and salad skimpy for 2. Dessert skimpy for 2 as promised. Overall very disappointing experience.
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EJ V.

Yelp
This place is bomb! A hip rendition of a traditional east village NYC soul food spot, they've got great eats that bring me back to chillin' with my dad in JerZ kind of vibes. Love downing the nosh here. The bagels are really good. Being from Brooklyn, that's a solid review. I love a host of other items on the menu like the Blinis and Potato Latkes. I go here like once a week these days. Yo, they got Dr. Brown's Cel Ray! I'm surprised this place isn't a lot busier, their food is the mozz. Yummmz.

Ryan B.

Yelp
Place looks great. Food was pretty good. Bottom line is we paid $40 for lunch, at a sandwich place - and it took them almost an hour to bring us our food. 2 sandwiches and 1 side of potato salad. Yes I have empathy for when restaurants are busy, but quite literally everyone that came after us got their food before us during this hour long stretch. They even brought us the wrong order at one point!!!! My guess is their staff are overworked and under paid. Terribly run business, would not recommend to anyone. Update: My Reuben had such LITTLE MEAT- went though all this trouble and this is what half of my sandwich looked like:
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Zak S.

Yelp
Heard a lot of great things about this place however I guess I Musta hit them on a bad day I was hoping the pastrami was going to be tasty however it was sickly cut very chewy and lacked flavor. The portion was also very small. Definitely for the price this did not hold up in quality. The Ryebread had more flavor and it was really good. My friend had the Ruben and said it was just OK. He actually didn't even eat the full sandwich he took the other half home This is definitely a letdown especially with see you have so many great reviews I guess I'm just a person who is used to higher quality from past experiences as a foodie going to many restaurants I did hear that the turkey bacon sandwich is really good so if I'm back in the area and it's a sandwich I'm looking for I might possibly stop by to try that.
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Misha P.

Yelp
Great service with a clean atmosphere, had a huge flavorful Ruben with chips and a homemade pickle.
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Matt M.

Yelp
Really good corned beef custom (extra meat) sandwich on really fresh rye bread. $20 is abt what I expect to pay for this sandwich. Kudos.

Janos B.

Yelp
I went here a few times during my stay in Denver to get some late ish breakfast. I can only recommend the Hebrew Hammer. Great composition on pickled onions, salmon and the occasional caper bite. None of the ingredients are overwhelming, but you get slightly different flavors with each bite. They make their bagels fresh and you might get one right out of the oven. Great place, friendly staff and good food. Can only recommend
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Aaron H.

Yelp
This place is the worst. Blasting horrible music, super over priced and cold matzo ball soup. Got up to go to the bathroom, with one of the workers telling me where it was, and I get back to find all my stuff moved near the garbage and another party sitting there... Same server that told me where the bathroom was, told the other people to sit in my seat (he must be slow). As a Jewish guy I was excited to try this spot but honestly I would stay away. Weirdos work there and food is overpriced and not good.
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Jacinth S.

Yelp
Stopped there and had breakfast, I had the Rye Egg sandwich and cup of coffee which taste really good and so amazing. So good flavor and nice quality. Pretty pleasant place and love the smell of the coffee.
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Christina R.

Yelp
The Rye Reuben was AMAZING! So glad I stumbled upon this restaurant while looking for quick nearby food.