I felt like having something light so I ordered a poke bowl from MoPoke. I had to go to the Albina by the Sea counter to order, which was a bit bizarre and confusing. Anyway, I ordered the Unagi glazed salmon on a bed of brown rice and greens. The poke was delicious....it was so fresh and tasty, it was a delightful meal. The lady working here was also very friendly and very polite. A winner for me. I don't know why the other reviews were so poor....I liked the service and the food....yes, you pay an extra 22% fee but any restaurant inside the Denver Milk Market charges the same fee...
jrzj42
Good variety and decent prices for the value and quality of food. Enjoyed fish & chips, a seafood soup, and a beer, all from a couple of venues within the same ground floor location. Excellent for a group where each has a particular taste and price. All the staff were friendly. Worth a repeat visit.
drockcamp
WATCH YOUR BILL!!! They back in a 22% tip automatically and some other 2% charge. It's a cool concept like a food court. But I was very upset that the person didn't tell our group that the tip was backed into the cost. That's pretty shady and not customer service-oriented. Also, it's a foodcourt-style place. They don't bring the food to you, you clear your own table, you have to clean your own table, so if you ask me 22% is steep for what service they provide.
Venture44875493250
The place is pretty. But they charge an automatic 22% tip. It seems excessive for a place where you have to order at the counter, ha no table service and you need to go pick up your food at a counter.
Linda A
The Denver Milk Market is a great food hall, located right in downtown Denver. They have a great mix of restaurants and bars. It is decorated so cute. Unfortunately, I can't give a 5 star rating as we stopped for dinner around 8:00 and even though their hours show they are open until 9, most of the restaurants were closed so we ended up just getting pizza, since it was one of the few that was still open.
Dustin D.
What started off as a good day was quickly ruined by this overpriced low quality poke bowl. if you like Mayo and some of the worst textured fish by all means check this place out. I should've believed the reviews this was terrible, pretty sure i'm in the early stages of food poisoning. I ordered the spicy tuna bowl that came out to a little over 22 dollars and it was absolute cat food, bowl consisted of 70% mayonnaise and provided an onset stomach ache shortly after consumption.
Tracy Reed
The rice wasn't cooked. A poke bowl cost $22 after tax and was barely edible. Very disappointed.
Kathi W
We only stopped in for drinks. the food looked amazing but, we just stopped in and had a quick drink.
F5526FYashleyb
My husband and I walked here from Union Station. Just 2 blocks away from there. There is an inside area that has many different restaurants, bakeries, and shops. There is an alley way that is decorated with old milk bottles as the lights. I thought it was going to be a little bigger, but a nice little area to visit. There are scooters and/or bikes that you can rent to get around the downtown area.
ILLUMEMJ69
I love the idea of the concept, but it’s expensive and you need to plan on paying an additional 22% to help pay their employees. I’m all about a nice tip, when I get good service. But, for it to take 3 mins for one of them to box something up, and me to have to give a gratuity for counter service, 22% is annoying. I know it’s difficult to get good help these days, and costs have gone up for all of us. But, you need to be more forward with an included gratuity or raise your prices so people aren’t surprised when the check is higher than expected. This will make me think twice about going to Milk Market versus others, which there are tons of fun places, which many are more accessible, in Denver!! Defined: The main difference between a gratuity and a tip is that a gratuity is a required charge added to the bill that must be paid while a tip is not required and is provided by a customer voluntarily [for good service!]
This place is just as bad as a regular restaurant and no benefits of a food hall. Waiter will come up asking for your drink order before you even have time to look at the menu and interrupt a conversation in the process! I just want to scan the code and order and pay for my own food online. The only interaction I want with my waiter is when they bring out the food. I also wouldn’t mind getting a text message to go pick my food up at the counter but having to deal with the drink waiter is not worth going here. They also automatically charge 20% extra for a tip!!! I suggest you go to a real food hall if you hate interacting with waiters who always seem to show up at the worst moments.
Johnykiwi
Hate pre charged service fees. Why? No incentive for great service! Order on your phone. They bring it to you? Why any service fees?
florences375
Love ALL the food here! The hubs, my sister, and I came last night and it was so easy to get all the food you want at your table and at your literal fingertips. You scan the QR code on your table and begin ordering through Toast Tab. Once you place your order, food is made and brought to you. We ordered chips and queso from Ghost Tortilla, wings from Lou's, fusilli from mano pastaria, and brussel sprouts and irish fries from Ruth's Butchery. All of it was amazing and was plenty for the 3 of us including taking leftovers home. I can't believe I've gone this long before coming to Denver Milk Market!
LAW64
We came here on a busy Sunday when there was a bingo event on. It was too noisy for us and too confusing for first time visitors - we couldn't work out what to do so we left the venue.
gerausswit
We shared a 6 pc chicken nugget meal at Lou's Chicken. Delicious, and service was top-notch. Had yummy ice cream at Cornicello's just across the aisle. Again great service. Lots of food choices and a unique way of ordering. We hope to be able to visit again some day!
I felt like having something light so I ordered a poke bowl from MoPoke. I had to go to the Albina by the Sea counter to order, which was a bit bizarre and confusing. Anyway, I ordered the Unagi glazed salmon on a bed of brown rice and greens. The poke was delicious....it was so fresh and tasty, it was a delightful meal. The lady working here was also very friendly and very polite. A winner for me. I don't know why the other reviews were so poor....I liked the service and the food....yes, you pay an extra 22% fee but any restaurant inside the Denver Milk Market charges the same fee...
Good variety and decent prices for the value and quality of food. Enjoyed fish & chips, a seafood soup, and a beer, all from a couple of venues within the same ground floor location. Excellent for a group where each has a particular taste and price. All the staff were friendly. Worth a repeat visit.
WATCH YOUR BILL!!! They back in a 22% tip automatically and some other 2% charge. It's a cool concept like a food court. But I was very upset that the person didn't tell our group that the tip was backed into the cost. That's pretty shady and not customer service-oriented. Also, it's a foodcourt-style place. They don't bring the food to you, you clear your own table, you have to clean your own table, so if you ask me 22% is steep for what service they provide.
The place is pretty. But they charge an automatic 22% tip. It seems excessive for a place where you have to order at the counter, ha no table service and you need to go pick up your food at a counter.
The Denver Milk Market is a great food hall, located right in downtown Denver. They have a great mix of restaurants and bars. It is decorated so cute. Unfortunately, I can't give a 5 star rating as we stopped for dinner around 8:00 and even though their hours show they are open until 9, most of the restaurants were closed so we ended up just getting pizza, since it was one of the few that was still open.
What started off as a good day was quickly ruined by this overpriced low quality poke bowl. if you like Mayo and some of the worst textured fish by all means check this place out. I should've believed the reviews this was terrible, pretty sure i'm in the early stages of food poisoning. I ordered the spicy tuna bowl that came out to a little over 22 dollars and it was absolute cat food, bowl consisted of 70% mayonnaise and provided an onset stomach ache shortly after consumption.
The rice wasn't cooked. A poke bowl cost $22 after tax and was barely edible. Very disappointed.
We only stopped in for drinks. the food looked amazing but, we just stopped in and had a quick drink.
My husband and I walked here from Union Station. Just 2 blocks away from there. There is an inside area that has many different restaurants, bakeries, and shops. There is an alley way that is decorated with old milk bottles as the lights. I thought it was going to be a little bigger, but a nice little area to visit. There are scooters and/or bikes that you can rent to get around the downtown area.
I love the idea of the concept, but it’s expensive and you need to plan on paying an additional 22% to help pay their employees. I’m all about a nice tip, when I get good service. But, for it to take 3 mins for one of them to box something up, and me to have to give a gratuity for counter service, 22% is annoying. I know it’s difficult to get good help these days, and costs have gone up for all of us. But, you need to be more forward with an included gratuity or raise your prices so people aren’t surprised when the check is higher than expected. This will make me think twice about going to Milk Market versus others, which there are tons of fun places, which many are more accessible, in Denver!! Defined: The main difference between a gratuity and a tip is that a gratuity is a required charge added to the bill that must be paid while a tip is not required and is provided by a customer voluntarily [for good service!]
Restaurantji Recommends
This place is just as bad as a regular restaurant and no benefits of a food hall. Waiter will come up asking for your drink order before you even have time to look at the menu and interrupt a conversation in the process! I just want to scan the code and order and pay for my own food online. The only interaction I want with my waiter is when they bring out the food. I also wouldn’t mind getting a text message to go pick my food up at the counter but having to deal with the drink waiter is not worth going here. They also automatically charge 20% extra for a tip!!! I suggest you go to a real food hall if you hate interacting with waiters who always seem to show up at the worst moments.
Hate pre charged service fees. Why? No incentive for great service! Order on your phone. They bring it to you? Why any service fees?
Love ALL the food here! The hubs, my sister, and I came last night and it was so easy to get all the food you want at your table and at your literal fingertips. You scan the QR code on your table and begin ordering through Toast Tab. Once you place your order, food is made and brought to you. We ordered chips and queso from Ghost Tortilla, wings from Lou's, fusilli from mano pastaria, and brussel sprouts and irish fries from Ruth's Butchery. All of it was amazing and was plenty for the 3 of us including taking leftovers home. I can't believe I've gone this long before coming to Denver Milk Market!
We came here on a busy Sunday when there was a bingo event on. It was too noisy for us and too confusing for first time visitors - we couldn't work out what to do so we left the venue.
We shared a 6 pc chicken nugget meal at Lou's Chicken. Delicious, and service was top-notch. Had yummy ice cream at Cornicello's just across the aisle. Again great service. Lots of food choices and a unique way of ordering. We hope to be able to visit again some day!