"I love the concept! If you have a group of friends with different food preferences this is a genius idea. There are lots of options from pasta, pizza, poke,"
In summary, I will not be returning to this restaurant. I visited the Milk Market for lunch and while the food and atmosphere were good, the service was lacking. I ordered a pizza from Bonano and was surprised to see a 22% automatic gratuity added to my bill without any prior notice. Additionally, there was a 2% DB fee that was not explained. The lack of transparency regarding these fees and the poor service received from the staff left me feeling dissatisfied. I believe that automatic gratuities remove the incentive for employees to provide good service. Therefore, the automatic 24% fee added to my bill has deterred me from dining here again.
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.
So, I really do like this place. We went to the round bar in the middle kind of centered between the two entrances. I got 2 old fashioned drinks. The bill came out to around $40 which is just completely ridiculous. I didn't notice it at first, but they add a 22% charge for the bartender and hand you the paying device to add another tip on top of that. I 100% will not make that mistake again. I'm all about bartenders getting paid, but 40-50% on top of the cost of the drinks??!? get tf out of here.Biggest take away from this bar? ASK to see what you're being charged!!
The restaurant is not honest about their service charges. All the restaurants here require you to order at the counter, receive a buzzer, pick up your own food and utensils when your buzzer rings, and clean your own tables. However, they add a 22% service charge that is only visible after you have already placed your order, and also give you the option to leave a tip. Additionally, the noise level in the restaurant is very high.
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Eh?? The first time we ever went last year it was awesome. We went a few days ago, Tuesday at 7pm, 90% of the restaurants were closed. Maybe it's fun if you're older and eat dinner at 4pm? But to go to a food place, at an acceptable time for dinner, and have it all be closed was pretty annoying. So we went to the Mexican restaurant up the block instead and had a wonderful meal!
At risk of sounding like an old man, I’ll just say the music is so loud that you can’t speak without screaming. This was at 11 AM on a Sunday morning. Definitely was not expecting to walk into a club at that moment. Disappointed because I really want to try several food locations, but had to leave because the noise was too much for the kids.
The Denver Milk Market alley was by far one of the coolest things to experience in downtown Denver. If you go there and night it’s absolutely beautiful. You can tell that they took a lot of thought into planning the place out.
It’s cute inside-like a reimagined food court. The ice cream counter usually has gelato but had none in stock while we visited. The ice cream was good but didn’t seem to be made in-house, if that’s what you’re looking for.
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Very cute marketplace in Downtown Denver. Lots of places to try and hang out. The evening I went (Thursday), there was trivia. Definitely a place to stop by!
I love the concept! If you have a group of friends with different food preferences this is a genius idea. There are lots of options from pasta, pizza, poke,
