Leevers Locavore

Still love Leevers. I always buy something I didn't know I needed when I visit. I really enjoy their bread and always pick up some Wyld CBD gummies. I've lately discovered some peanut butter pretzels they sell and am kind of obsessed.

Leevers is in my neck of the woods and I frequent this establishment often! It's always bright and organized and I absolutely love their prepared foods area.Their sushi area is my favorite of any of the grocery stores in Denver! You can taste the quality in the fish and the rolls are very creative and always have me excited to go back to see what's new!I also love their bar/coffee area! Today, I ordered a pumpkin spiced oat milk latte, because they're still carrying the pumpkin spice, and the barista was so friendly and told me it'd be the best pumpkin spiced latte I've had, being that they make the flavoring in-house. Let me follow up by saying... it was indeed DELICIOUS. I found myself savoring every single sip.I love stopping by Leevers. It's a breath of fresh air every time and the employees are always very kind.

Loved this place during my stay in Denver! So many good items! Lovvveeee Izzio sourdough! Also good selection of hot foods which made it easy to grab and go since I was here for a busy work trip with not a lot of time to spare. Lots of wonderful produce too as well as local brands. Like a mini Whole Foods but better quality!!

I always love coming to this market. You never know what you'll find. They recently started carrying one of my favorite farmers market finds, KREAM kimchi! Huge shoutout to the guys in the meat department. They were so helpful with picking fish and meat and giving suggestions on cooking it to perfection.

Nice neighborhood grocery. They have all the basic necessities. I love their cheese selection. Overall great grocery with everything you need though a little pricier than others.

LL is a small grocery store / food hall. Located on the north end of "Highland" neighborhood so this would be called NoHi. Why do people call it "highlands" ??? Please tell me.Leevers Foods Boulder started in 1983 and the website says it's 100% employee owned. The grocery prices here cost slightly more than Whole Foods (owned by Amazon). LL partners with local shops, and the market has a butcher,flower, pizza, sushi, Oscar sandwich, and a cafe / beer tap bar. There's plenty of outdoor seating and an upstairs area. My suggestion to management is to change the name to "NoHi Market" because I have known about this place for years now but didn't know they had food options other than grocery. No bakery on site, but they had a shelf with two local bakers: "Sweet & Sourdough" and "Rebel Bread" on Broadway. The cafe has Holliday Brewing and Telluride Brewing on tap. Daily Happy Hour 3-7pm. Live music Saturdays 3-6pm. Support local, fade Jeff Bezos.

We had no idea this was a grocery store with mini markets and a store. I love that it's tucked away in the highlands. We found our way here via the Denver passport & we did enjoy it. One sushi roll was great & the other I could not get through. The tap list was the saving grace.

The parking lot was very full when I pulled up on a Sunday morning. As you can see from the photo they clearly need to get their asphalt repaved and the snow piles were pushed over many parking spots so parking was limited. Not a great fort impression. When I entered I noticed the. Wry limited selection of vegetables. They didn't even have celery which was one of the items I needed. The cafe and wine bar area is cute if you need to meet someone for a refreshment. I made my way around the store for the rest of my very limited list of items. The fresh baked bread was delicious but started to stale after 1 day. If you in the market for cheese and meat this is you place! YouCould make an amazing charcuterie board!!!The staff was helpful as I couldn't find a cheese I was looking for because there was so many!Overall, a nice place to meet for a beverage or pick up a few last minute items but again they don't have some basic items.

I enjoy shopping for groceries and life's sustenances at a locally owned store more than anything. When I was driving on 38th westbound to get somewhere this AM, this store didn't escape my notice (the exterior decals on the glass window was so visible as I drove past by it.) Since I wasn't in a hurry, I made a quick turn to a side street to park my car and went to investigate. And I LOVED it. This store is in operation since 1984. People who live in this neighborhood must love it; lucky them! I have to admit though; certain things are bit pricey but what's great about this place is the fact that they do generous sales on items throughout the store. For instance, a jar of Dalmatia Quince Spread (pear flavor) was originally $6 with some change but it was on sale at the price of $3.99! I had recently run out of a fig spread so I immediately grabbed this one. There is a cafe where they can make craft coffee beverages. Not only that, there is a pizzeria, sushi section, soap/beauty section, vitamins, alcohol section etc. Although the store is not massive, it's a good size where they pretty much carry most of the daily needs (although I'm not sure about toilet paper/paper towels and stuff like that; I didn't need any of those so I simply didn't look for it.) I saw some people sitting in the cafe studying with their books and computers. There were also families with small children eating their late morning meals. It's simply a great place for any occasion was the observation I gathered. My cashier (Sean) was very pleasant to me. I forgot to bring my reusable grocery bag so he asked me if I needed a bag to which I said yes. He didn't charge me for the bag when I looked around the receipt. Thank you! I hope I'll have reasons or business up in the neighborhood soon so I can make a stop again.

this place is a mixed bag, and you pay for the convenience and lack of competition in the neighborhood. but ultimately, great selection of stuff you cant find anywhere else nearby. the italian sandwich is great