The Bagel Deli - Denver

I just popped in here to grab a bite before heading out for a hike. We ordered the Triple D plate, a corned beef egg salad, a Reuben, and a bagel with lox cream cheese. Everything was fantastic and the service was outstanding. Our waitress even gave us some ice to keep our leftovers cool. It makes me wish I lived in Denver so I could come back more often!

I absolutely adore the bagel deli. The bagels are consistently fresh, providing that perfect combination of crunch and chewiness. They offer a wide variety of flavors and cream cheese choices. It's a traditional Jewish deli that features some delightful snacks you won't find in many other places, such as rugelach and babka. The dining area is almost always bustling, but you can also order many items at the counter. I highly recommend it!

We absolutely adore this local treasure! The sandwiches are stacked high with generous portions of meat. The pickles? Incredible. The staff is friendly but certainly not to be trifled with; they are on top of everything, quickly clearing tables, refilling water glasses, and even changing light bulbs. If a speck of dust lands on their shelves, you can bet it will be taken care of! The bagels are delicious, and they never hold back on the cream cheese (my husband thinks they put on too much, but can you really have too much cream cheese?). We are huge fans, and the fried apple cinnamon knish we had this week was absolutely divine. We feel so proud to call this outstanding Jewish deli a gem in Denver. 10/10!

A bit hard to find, but TOTALLY worth the effort. Gigantic sandwiches and delicious pastries. Luckily I don't live in Denver, else I would weigh 500 pounds.

Wonderful Jewish deli. Grab a marble rye for the ema, some pickles, and some rugelach (nicely baked, not dry but not too moist or sweet). Enjoyed my time there. Prices seemed a bit high, especially for sandwiches, but that seems to be the thing these days. The cream cheese prices were the most surprising, wish that could lower a bit to make it worthwhile (especially lox cream cheese not lasting long anyways). I didn’t get a chance to eat in the restaurant, that’s on my to do list. The staff was very friendly and the overall establishment gave off a nice vibe. Surprised I didn’t seem any matzoh ball soup to go. Looking forward to my next visit!