Moxie Eatery

Cute, convenient little shop that maybe has 3-4 tables. Pay, sit, get served! Really fresh quality ingredients and fast service. Options of vegetarian and gluten free (+$3 for gf bread)Large portions too. Easy street parking too!

I was recommended this place by a local and decided to give it a shot. The pictures do not look very good I have to say. I ordered the lambwich and was pleasantly surprised how delicious it was. The meat was tender and ciabatta was good. It was an overall really great sandwich. Casual atmosphere- order first and seat yourself.

Moxie has been my go-to GF breakfast spot since moving to Denver in September 2022. Moxie gets their GF sandwich bread from Deby's, an entirely GF bakery in Colorado, and it's always excellent. Many of their other menu items (street frites, salads, and soups) are GF naturally as well. I was once given a regular bread instead of GF (I noticed bc I constantly live paranoid) so I do recommend always double checking when you receive you're food - "hey, this is the GF bread, right?"Staff is knowledgeable and always willing to change gloves and equipment for me! I recommend the breakfast torta on GF.Lots of veg (vegan & vegetarian) options, too.

Moxie Cafe is a gem in Denver! The counter service here is quick and efficient, perfect for grabbing a delicious meal without the wait. Whether I'm in the mood for breakfast, a fresh salad, or a tasty sandwich, Moxie always delivers. I love the flexibility of being able to order quickly and either take it to go or enjoy it in their cozy seating area. The food is consistently great, making it one of my go-to spots in the city. Highly recommend!

really fresh-tasting ingredients, diverse menu, and delicious treats. the walk-up window is extremely convenient for quick service, and the inside of the restaurant is clean and uplifting.

I wanted to like this place much more than I did. We walked by and it smelled good, so we got two breakfast items to take out. The salmon "benedict" was ice cold when we got home. It was also not a benedict. This dish had smoked salmon on a burnt, soggy piece of toast with an undercooked egg (fried, not poached) and zero discernible hollandaise. See the photo; it was so sad and unappetizing. They have English muffins - I don't understand the choice of toast, especially since it gets so soggy.The chicken sausage breakfast sandwich (served on an English muffin) was okay, but the whole thing - especially the egg - was pretty flavorless. Maybe this is more of a lunch place?

The vegan squash torta was so good! It's a casual restaurant which you order at the counter then they bring your food to the table. I've never had a torta like this before and I really enjoyed trying something different! There is street parking and a few lots around where you can park though it does cost.

While visiting a friend in Denver, we stopped at Moxie Eatery and had a great low-key lunch. The restaurant is smaller with limited seating but everyone in the store was friendly and they made figuring out what to order really easy. If you're here, I highly recommend the Nutella almond butter toast! It was super tasty and also quite filling

Really small restaurant on Broadway. You order at the counter and they verbally ask if you want to leave a tip (I hate when they do that, so much pressure!). I got a small dish for brunch from their daily special menu. Las potatoes bravas (sp). It was a bunch of potatoes covered in a fairly tasty sauce. It was aiight!My friend got a super healthy looking salad.Overall, it was OK.

Moxie is a quaint local fusion restaurant, along Broadway in Denver, with tiny tables, an open kitchen, simple decor and many vegan and GF options of all varieties. The chocolate chip was not our fav, but it was a vegan, GF option and not quite our jam. Spicy Chicken Thai salad: reminds me of a Korean cucumber kimchi mixed with chicken breast and a few other things. Most notably in this dish is a distinct cucumber kimchi flavor. Kimchi being one of my most favorite foods, I didn't complain. I'm not sure what was "Thai" about this dish ‍ but it was awesome. Very little lettuce in the bowl but it was delicious all around. Falafel Waffle salad: this isn't really a "salad" in terms of what a traditional salad might be, but nonetheless was a unique dish. The tomato, red onion, feta and cucumber mix was at the bottom of the bowl, with a...well, falafel but in the shape of a waffle on top. The cumin yogurt was fantastically flavored. It seemed to contrast in ingredients, yet together all tasted wonderful. Chicken Ramen: great flavor, chicken pieces, and the egg is more of an egg omelet (think sushi tamago) and not a whole boiled egg like in many ramen dishes. Overall a great bowl of ramen. Chicken Confit (*special*): a chicken quartet over mashed potatoes, a side of spring mix salad and, just...wow! Loved it. Unsweetened iced tea was very refreshing, a slight hint of mint was just the right twist for a hot and sunny day. The three of us crammed into a table meant for 1.5 persons, splitting 4 entrees because we wanted to taste so many things. Couldn't order everything on the menu but we would have if we could. No public restrooms that we saw, unfortunately which meant no hand washing station :( but that's not uncommon around Denver. We had some saniwipes, thankfully.