Ecclesia Market

I love the concept of hanging out in an old church, great music and bar with craft cocktails. By craft I mean extremely creative cocktails all made to order.I am most sad they discontinued their homemade bloody mix though....they had the best bloody I've ever put to my lips.It was SO delish with their porcini and jalapeno infused vodka (which they still have) but use a Clamato as the base (gross!)Ordering food was simple though I do wish there were more options but their space is pretty limited downstairs.

Overall a unique and interesting repurposing of space. Ecclesia Market hosts a bar, multiple restaurants and a book store within an old church building. I am not reviewing any of the specific vendors in this review but rather the overall space. There are signs around that direct you to the specific vendors as the bar and a couple of the vendors are upstairs and most of the food vendors are downstairs. One thing I felt was missing is the ability to order from your table. Even though many of the vendors have screens you can order from, having a QR code where you can place all of your orders in one location (even though you would have to pick them up from the respective vendor) and pay centrally would make Ecclesia much more appealing. Outside of that this place is cool, it has a great chill vibe and some interesting vendors that span a variety of tastes.

This place is a hidden gem in Castle Rock. I visit about once or twice a week! So many great food & drink options, entertainment (great live music on the weekends which is hard to find!), book store, you name it. A beautiful patio that you can hang out on. Great ambiance for both large or small parties. I love how authentic this place is without feeling like a "stuffy" marketplace that tries too hard to make it "aesthetically pleasing" (too many places like that in Denver). This place truly has a community feel. Oh, and so many great events! They even have an awesome nightlife/bar scene when the sun goes down. Would love to maybe have coffee someday!!! Then it really would have it all! Can't say enough good things about this place. Thank you for giving us locals a cute, eclectic place to hang.

My first time here when any of the individual businesses were actually open. We came by on a Thursday night for the 'Taylor Swift birthday celebration' at Sinners and Saints upstairs. It was a bit too loud for me (ya, guess I'm old now), so we spent some time downstairs. The Romo's tacos looks good, as does the Arayes Lebanese restaurant. I'm guessing we'll be back at some point to grab some food at one of these places and take it upstairs for a beer, especially if there is some entertainment going on that interests us.

Had lunch with a friend and we came here. I like the atmosphere. Street parking. She had never been and she ordered Romo's Tacos while I had Fish and Company. Also ordered to go from Garlic & Spice Kitchen. The associates from Fish and Company and Garlic and Spice were great. The Garlic and Spice guy was amazing. Good place to eat.

A amazing place to spend time with family or adults, this is definitely a place for all, hence the name Saints and Sinners.This venue has flower shops , various eateries~ the food is fresh and prepared to perfection. There is a ice cream shop, that taste good a nice crisp evening.You can play board games and card games. You can sit -socialize and enjoy the environment. The venue allows individuals easy access for all. Staff is friendly and accommodating, the atmosphere is warm and inviting. Time slips away from you.

This is a favorite place of mine in downtown Castle Rock. The building is an old church renovated into a bar upstairs with plenty of seating, a food court downstairs and a bookstore on-site as well. There is also an outdoor patio to enjoy your food. It's nicely shaded and adjacent to a public sidewalk.I've tried the Fish & Company restaurant and the Cuban restaurant as well. Bother great places! There was a British pantry and tea room that went out of business. Too bad as I wanted to try some of their food items. They're opening a Ramen restaurant where the British pantry was at. They also have a burger joint and a Mexican restaurant too. I will try either of these places sometime soon. The food court area has plenty of seating that feature shared tables. There is also a line of bar stools with narrow table at the back wall of the food court.After ordering and paying for your food, staff at any of the vendor restaurants will bring it to your table. Even if you're choosing to sit outside on the patio. I've also had pleasant interactions with staff whenever I dine at the food court. This is a nice good option for a lunch or dinner.Check this place out sometime! It's diagonal from the fire station. Enjoy!

Had a great visit to Ecclesia Market yesterday. I love food halls for groups because everyone can get something that appeals to them. I sought out Ram3n and was very impressed. The vegetables were beautifully julienned and everything tasted delicious! Service was quick and friendly. Patio was pleasant in the shade, even on a hot July day.

We came here for Sabrosura de Miami. Had no idea that there was a "market concept." It's great!! We walked into the Sinners & Saints entrance. I love the vibe, and definitely want to go back for a drink. You can also order food from downstairs and eat it in the comfortable, elegant bar area. We walked down the stairs, past the patio, and into a mini food court with four places in one! We had an amazing lunch from Sabrosura, but are planning a return trip to try the other offerings, as well as cocktails at Sinners and Saints. We had cantaloupe agua fresca from Romo's. Yum!! Bit too sweet for me, but very refreshing. There is a separate entrance for the food court and the bookstore. We can't wait to go back and try Romo's, Garlic & Spice, and Fish & Co! There's also a cute little British food place, although I was not enchanted with bangers and mash at the last place I tried them. They do have Yorkshire pudding. Yum! We were thrilled to find this teeny-tiny version of Grange Hall! On a Sunday afternoon, it was quiet and there was plenty of seating. No children at all :) A very quiet, fun place for lunch. Most places do close early, so check before going.

What a fun little place this is! We were just passing through Castle rock, and wanted some thing unique. Oh boy did we find it with this historic church full of multiple vendors. Such a cool atmosphere, and we love the fact that we could order creative cocktails, and then put food orders for the different vendors in the building. My husband ended up getting the grinder sandwich, and I got fish and chips. Very yummy! Highly recommend the ahi appetizer.