Etai's Bakery Cafe

Grabbed a sandwich with a quick connection between flights. I have VERY low expectations of airport food, but this was very good! I got the Jalapeno Turkey sandwich for $9, and when I opened it up I found it to be fresh and actually tasty! The bread was soft (not mushy) and had a good hint of jalapeno, and the meat was very good too.I'd stop again!

For airport grab and go food this place is my favorite so far. The pricing is very fair and comparable to avocado toast at a restaurant however I have had other avocado toast at the same price point outside of the airport with less avocado and other toppings. This toast was loaded with thick avocado mash piled high with arugula, onions, radish's, and tomato's. The price was $14 which is about the same cost as many other places in town. I really enjoyed the taste and it was the perfect healthy lunch I was looking for. The service was fast and friendly I had my toast in less than 5 minutes. The ambiance ... well it's grab and go at the airport but I would say pretty standard. This is perfectly centered in the middle of the B gates.

Great spot at the Denver airport we literally love seeing the airplanes take off while dinning and this place had great seating! & great food too! We halved a pizza with pepperoni & it was delicious! Prices are as affordable as airport food is. (I added menu photos) Great yummy meal when we stop in Denver airport for a long layover.

Service was good for airport food establishment and so was the food and reasonable prices . Our server Habtamu was so on it ,taking care of business !Busy place the southwest breakfast sandwich was delicious , coffee was perfect .

I generally have very low expectations for airport food. I searched up and down for something healthy and considered the ahi tuna salad here. The server Rae was friendly and welcoming and I asked her opinion of the salad -- she raved about it, so I went with her recommendation.Service was quick and a good portion size. The salad was served with a ponzu dressing and wasabi sauce on the side -- great flavors that add just enough kick and salt to the meal. The only drawback was that my diet coke paled in comparison!I unexpectedly found a new go-to spot in the Denver airport and Rae provided awesome service!

Ordered the same chicken sandwich and the quality of the chicken was not good. It was rubbery. My bride ordered the Mango salad and also said her chicken wasn't good. Neither of us finished our meals.

QUICKIE REVIEWIt's airport food; it gets the job done.FOODThis is what I tried:-Southwest breakfast sandwichBread was a tad bit on the dry side but like the subtle kick it had it in it from the jalapeno. All the other ingredients in were ok. Nothing stood out too much.PARKINGNo.SERVICEOrder at counter, pick up at counter.PRICEAbout $15 for the sandwich.TIP/OTHER THOUGHTSConsidering it's a quick bite to eat in the airport for breakfast, it will hold you over. Just don't expect to be wowed from this place.

Very nice service; friendly, no nonsense, and efficient. Peanut Sesame Salad was basic but very fresh and tasty. Craft beer was good too. I would definitely come back.

Quick layover in Denver, looking for a decent meal. Decided to try Etai's Bakery.I ordered the burger and fries. They told me it would be 10-15 minutes but it came out in 5!The burger (5/5) reminded me of Culver's, fresh off the grill, but the brioche bun was excellent as were the pickles and onions.The fries ( 4/5) were a generous amount and quite good!Overall highly recommended!!

The roast beef sandwich is just bread with a hint of roast beef. Horrible. Essentially expensive toast. Total crap.