Cherry Creek Food Hall

What a cool spot! We stayed at the Wyndham nearby for a night and had time to kill before our flight so we came here for food and beers. It's a great spot with a good variety of offerings ranging from pizza to tacos to Jamaican food to Greek and more. I didn't see a yelp page for the Jamaican place, but it was excellent. We had jerk chicken soup and the fish and chips were delicious and so different than British fish and chips. Then came with a yummy aioli, red beans and rice, and Cole slaw on top of the fries. They were spiced and breaded wonderfully. We also had beers from the brewery and sampled basically every one in 5oz servings. They had a good selection and friendly service. They also have some arcade games - great spot to kill time!

Pretty fun place but after working at a mall for over a decade it is hard not to see it and just think about a straight up food court.I guess you could make the argument that the food options are better than your standard food in a mall food court but from what I saw and what I tasted...this wasn't the case.Full disclosure, I didn't drink booze or beer when I was there and I do feel like MAYBE that is the selling point. You have some drinks, you place in their small lackluster arcade, and you get your choice of food separate from whatever your party wants.So yeah, mall food court where you can drink. Cool for some groups but not really a big deal for me. If I am in the area for another show...I might go back.

Cleaver is not what you see online in the pictures. They showed a shiny brioche bun. My bun was full and cracked. Also the fries are not restaurant style fries. They are the gross breaded pre seasoned ones, I wasn't expecting this. ai should've went to Ted's Montana grill. It's the exact same price for better quality. You have to order fries separately, they do not come with your burger. The bun was a soggy mess. Gross! Also, when I asked the question about the bun, the person running the station said sorry, I don't speak English. I know damn well she does or she wouldn't be running the place alone. You're welcome Cleaver. That was my experience, hope it helps.

Food is always on point. A great variety of food places all in one place. A nice little bar area with a great selection of brews and liquor. I'm a duce drinker and normally everyone carries henney. Better quality place and service

If you've never been to the CC Food Hall (or Grange Hall or Pindustry) it can be a little confusing. It's a large dining hall with multiple places to eat and a large bar. Plus video games and TV's everywhere. There's tons of seating inside and out, you sit anywhere and order at your table from a QR code. You can order from multiple places on one ticket. With the variety of food, there's something for everyone. It can get busy so early evening or lunchtime is better.

It's a pretty cool food hall especially how many games there are to play. My buds and I played some Golden Tee while we had a couple drinks and food.The food options are fun and decent variety. I had to go with the lobster roll since that's not something I get often! Those are already pricey in general, even in Boston when I was there. But overall I feel that food halls are always extra expensive for the most part. The concept of sharing space so you don't need individual spaces says to me cost savings, but you don't see it in the final bill anytime I eat at a food hall. They seem to often tack on fees, too, but I'm seeing that happen more in Denver in general. I worry who's actual pockets they go into. Anyways, it's a cool spot and huge space if you're in that area.

Finally made it to the food hall this week and enjoyed our visit. They were having trivia which would have fun if we had gotten there earlier. We enjoyed a sandwich from the Taste of Philly. I loved how they finely dice the onions, peppers and meat. We also enjoyed the Wienerschnitzel and spatzle from Schnitzelwirt. It was nice that you could place an order online/mobile for all the stalls and pay together.

Had a really good experience here last weekend. We met up with some friends for a quick bite and some drinks and chose this spot for the variety and casual atmosphere. It's self seating and you can order right from the barcode, but they also had attentive staff bringing drinks/food, cleaning, and asking if you needed anything. I ordered the chicken quesadilla (so good and a big portion) as well as a Moscow mule. My husband got the burger and truffle fries which were both very good.The open floor plan is cool and the TV's are HUGE. The Nuggets were playing so as soon as the game started it did get a little loud, but def a good place to hang for a game. They have a little arcade as well as an indoor lounge area and outdoor patio. I was really happy with our experience and will absolutely return. We were having such a good time I forgot to take pics of the food.

Let's set the record straight. I'm here for beer. It's a brewery worth several restaurants in a giant barn. It has that sports bar vibe with well over 20 giant TVs. The service was great, too. Tanner was all over it on the beer side. The beers were solid, so I'm having fun.

The good restaurants here closed.. only the bad ones still thereChicken Shack was very good, sad they closed.