Denver Milk Market

"I wasn’t impressed by the pastries here, which appeared to be more for style than substance. We tried a fruit tart and a fruit loops ‘donut’. The staff here were dismissive and just ignored me at first when I approached to order. After paying for my overpriced pastries, they of course asked for a tip. The packing job was haphazard and lazy. The donut was overly doughy, not at all fluffy, and just not that good. The tart was better but not very easy to eat, especially as the staff didn’t even make the effort to offer a fork or napkins. The tart also had one real oddity to it…3/4 of a strawberry, with the stem attached, stem down. I found this to be ridiculous on top of an already disappointing treat."

"Fun food market, one we definitely prefer over Stanley Market or Central Market. Fun options although a bit pricey for what it is. We got the Reuben from Ruth's with the sweet potato tots and the nachos from Ghost Taco. My husband loved Reuben, said it was super flavorful. The sandwich was also huge, definitely enough for two ppl/servings. Prob explained the $18 cost which felt a bit steep. The sweet potato tots were crispy, savory but also sweet. I got the nachos from the Ghost Taco and the portion was massive. Definitely for AT LEAST 2 ppl, easily 3. They were pretty good. It's a cool spot to meet up with a group of friends and have a variety of food. Somewhat limited health options for vegetarians like myself unless you want to have a $20 salad. Didn't love all the single use plastic, they should provide silverware for those dining in. Will visit again and try something new as we enjoyed the vibe."

"The food for the price just wasn't worth it. They charged 22% service charge and we had to place our own order, pick up our own food, and clean up our own plates... I just wasn't sure what the charge was for. On top of that they charged 2.2% for using a credit card. When the food was already over priced. I would say skip! Not worth."

"If you’re going for the drag brunch, get there early!! Got there at the start and the place was pretty much full. We did grab some seats in the back and were still able to participate in bingo because you can hear the bingo numbers from wherever you are seated in the market. If you arrive a little late just walk up and grab your bingo boards. It’s two boards per person. Got a Denver skillet to eat and my partner had a pasta dish with mushrooms. There’s also a cute cafe in the corner with some great baked goods. You are handed buzzers that notify you when the food is ready."