Tony's Market

Honestly, there needs to be more places like this. It may be a little pricier overall, but seriously good meat selections.To top that off, they got a lunch deal with sandwiches that I didn't know even existed. So even if you are curious to get your grub on, it's a good place to come to.

When we first moved back to Colorado, my Father-In-Law had just gotten a bunch of Country Ribs from a Groupon from Tony's and asked us to cook some of them. Mr H. is pretty spot on with his grilling, but we admit he can't take all the credit for these being the best ribs we'd ever had.Since then I've shopped for fresh meat when the budget allows. Their Popper Dip has made us (and other friends and family members who we served it to) addicts! And it's the only place I can find acceptable horseradish--no added sugar and unnecessary ingredients. Mom and I have enjoyed visiting for coffee and dessert many times. The bakery is fantastic. From peach pie, to cookies, to cakes, we've been very happy. Their pre-made pasta meals are amazing. Well, actually, we had a problem with the lasagna once. But it was resolved with a lot of communication with their chef, and a gift card sent to me. The store is small but easy to shop most times. Occasionally it can get over-crowded, so I try to shop on off-peak hours.

I like watching cooking shows and try to replicate some of the dishes, but the ingredients that are used such as exotic meats, spices, and other things cant be found just anywhere. Thats when I turn to Tonys. Tonys will usually have things that other grocery stores and other local markets dont carry. You will pay a very high premium for these things, but its good to know that they are available if needed.

Geees!Pretty disappointed with this order.Look at the fat!Half of the steak!We are regular customers, and yes, I ordered these in a hurry, but I expect more!We just trimmed the steaks.I changed my review to a 1.No butcher should ever let this get by a standard of practice.

Tony's is a gem that fortunately has been around since the late 70s (according to their sign) so likely won't be going away anytime soon. The food is of high quality and actually worth the price unlike so many other places in Colorado the last few years. On this occasion, we stopped in for snacks for the big game. They had a 7 layer dip that was well assembled and had a good taco salad like flavor. I bought my mom a sugar free apple pie half and she thoroughly enjoyed it. Hard to find quality, flavorful sugar free pie in the metro area lately. It was a little pricy according to her (I honestly don't remember how much it was...) but again you get what you pay for here. Their soups are tasty and my wife and I both agreed they are better than other grocery store offerings. Tony's offers pre packed meat packages like butcher box and we've contemplated buying one of those since they're local and it's always preferred with us to support local where possible. I'll update the review if we do.

Fresh Seafood in Colorado?!! I'm blame it on living in Boston for eight years and growing up on the Jersey Shore. I may have lost the big hair; but I retained my seafood snobbery. In fact, I avoided all seafood in Colorado for the first two years I lived here. (PSA for anyone visiting the state or recently moved here, Rocky Mountain Oysters are NOT seafood.)After moving from Cap Hill to the Denver Burbs, I got a beige house, a dog, had three toddlers, worked long corporate hours, indulged in a few too many Mommy juices one night and thought*, "I'm going to throw a dinner party, like those Pinterest She-roes!" * Thought = blasted a text to a bunch of friends.I'll spare you the details of my WTF have I done? moment, but THAT was when I met my night in shining armor - Tony!Don't let Tony's demure appearance fool you. This small gourmet grocery/deli/meat/fish/bakery reminded me of my New Jersey roots, where local independent businesses served as the go-to for high quality food. Bonus: the butchers and fish mongers always ask how you're going to make it. Pro tip: ask them "well, what would YOU do with it?!?" Wait for their answer, and say you coincidentally plan to do the same thing. Typically, they'll even sprinkle their magic seasoning spice blends on the meat or seafood for you. The bakery is magic (holy cannolis!) as are the pre-prepared foods ! Everything is great! Another pro tip - they cater. So forego the sad chain establishment pizza for a night and serve an angel hair capellini with capers, or their chicken cutlets. You'll fall in love with Tony's too!

Luv Tony's. A bit on the $$$ side, but you get what you pay for. The frozen meatballs are great and the cakes, yum.... plus the quality meats of course.

Over the last couple of years I have been sad about the quality of their products. They used to have great fried chicken it is now dry and over cooked. We needed to add sauce to the lasagne, it too used to very good. Now their bakery is no longer a place to by a special birthday cake - I could good to king soopers and get the same quality. I probably won't go there much anymore after 20 years of patronage. The service is still fine.

This is the 3rd time in as many months that I've ordered a sandwich and have been given the wrong one. I get the hint. It is too difficult for them to follow a simple request. It's pretty disappointing to get something so very different from what was expected. And why do they serve very very rare roast beef on white bread??? It is disgusting and bloody looking. I skipped lunch today.

It is almost embarrassing how many times we have come here since moving to the neighborhood. The service is excelled. It is clean and welcoming too. Omg, so good. If I had any critique it would be their burgers. The burgers from Whole Foods are much better, but otherwise wow!