Etai's Bakery cafe

Instead of wishing for farmer's market season to return now you can get all the pastries and breads from Izzio's at the Denver Central Market any day of the week. Best of all it probably is fresher than all those pastries you see outside in the markets during the hot summers.In addition to pastries, desserts, and breads they sell sandwiches and other breakfast/brunch items I've yet to try. From this location I've had both their morning bun and Colorado Queen (kouign amann) and both were delicious. Izzio's is still the only bakery in Denver I know that sells kouign amann so that keeps me coming back!They open early and unlike many bakeries are open until late in the day so it's also a great place to grab dessert after a meal at the market. I was only disappointed at the lack of croissant varieties I found on a Sunday morning. They were only selling plain croissants that day and I wasn't the only customer who asked if they were selling any other kinds, especially their very popular almond or chocolate croissants. Otherwise, it's nice to have a good bakery in RINO which is a quick walk from downtown.

I was shocked how busy this place was on a Monday afternoon! This place has a little bit of everything for everyone! They have a coffee shop, bakery, seafood, Italian, and a butcher! The bakery is what caught my eye because the delicious pastries filled the air with the scent of sweet cinnamon rolls. Although somethings are pricey there, the bakery was around $3-$4 per pastry, not too bad. Great place to stop by for lunch, they have an open seating concept and lots of options for lunch! Like I previously said, it is a bit on the pricier side but its to be expected with a prime location in the RINO area. Tip: If you have time and you are dressed weather appropriate, take a walk around the perimeter of the building- even the alley way behind the building. Rino has some beautiful murals up and around the building!

Please note: This review is for The Denver Central Market in the Arts District. The review has been recently updated by Yelp to reflect a different business.Larimer St. in Downtown Denver is more incredible than ever. Thanks to the new Denver Central Market, the Arts District continues to be a must visit. Great for locals and visitors alike; the market has a very European feel, with great food and drink options. Simply amazing. As of this review, there were over 10 vendors, including the Crema Coffee House, Culture Meat & Cheese Shop, Salad Bar, High Point Creamery Ice Cream (my favorite), a full-service fish market, butcher & more.

Wow! Breckfast burrito $7 outstanding and feeds two big guys. Pastries out of this world too. Located inside Denver market so coffee shops nearby.

20 min. Later, still no food!!!Super slow, not worth the wait. !!!This is disappointing since I've been here before and had a good meal, but it wasn't busy.

[AKA Izzio Bakery @ RiNO]I wanted everything. But I had to settle for the nutella "queen" (kouign amann). Get it. You won't regret it! Soo buttery, flaky, dense, and delicious. And not too crazy sweet! It's even amazing 2-3 days later. It's on the pricier side for the size, but you're also paying for the hipster vibes at the Denver Central Market. ;) WILL BE BACK.

Went to the soft opening last night. Being from SF, where collective markets are just beginning to pop up, this one impressed me. The venue hosts 9 separate, full size shops including a confectionary, an ice cream bar, a cocktail bar, a bakery, a butcher, a salad/produce bar, a pizzeria, a rotisserie, and a charcuterie and cheese shop. All places boasted quality offerings. I tried the rotisserie, bought some cheese and walked away with a coconut creme brûlée ice cream. Yum.My only complaint is that I couldn't take home oysters because the butcher didn't sell a shucking knife. Now I'm trying to figure it when I'll make it back to Denver to return!

They have breakfast burritos! get the cinnamon roll instead.Overall, super awesome place, with tasty tasty baked goods. Popping in for a fresh baked treat daily is going to be a test of my will power. Their only fail in my book, the breakfast burrito.It starts out a little pricey ($5), then if you want pork belly (because they don't have bacon) it's $2.50 more. Instead of green chili, or even salsa it has pico in it. So not only does it have no bacon (sin 1), it's bland as all get out (sin 2), and it's expensive (sin 3).That said, the cinnamon roll did an admirable job of helping me forget my disappointing burrito.

It's a bakery, it's a name brand, and it's close to home!They are open early, which is nice.Alas they don't do a good breakfast burrito. It's not mixed well, it's got no spice, the chorizo is meh, hubby got the pork belly and for 2.50 he got 4 peices, with no char, and just boiled mehness...Definitely nice to have baked goods near by, but i'll still drive a bit to get my breakfast burrito! They also do a good job with the order processing and getting the lines moving.

The pastry's are great an quick service! I am always looking for a good Kouign Amman an they have them.