Rye Society

This spot is super dope and the hospitality was even better. Came here with a big group of friends during my little vacation in Denver and was not disappointed one bit. The spot was kind of small inside but there was some seating which is dope. There were tables outside the establishment where you can enjoy your meal. This little sandwich spot has many choices of breakfast sandwiches, bagels, and salads. I ordered The Green Gables which came with turkey, bacon, avocado, pickled red onion, vine ripe tomato, horseradish aioli. Safe to say this sandwich did not disappoint. The Green Gables - Huge sandwich with crispy bacon and creamy avocado. The pickled red onion had a nice acidity that pairs well with all the other components of the sandwich. Every sandwich came with a bag of Lays chips and a pickle which was super awesome! Overall, Rye Society has been nothing but amazing in their service and their amazing sandwiches. I got my sandwiches fairly quick and enjoyed my meal. Definitely need to come back and try the other amazing choices they have. Next time I'm back in Denver and was hungry for some sandwiches, I know Rye Society is the fine establishment I'm going to be dine at.

Passed by this place because we saw that it was a pickelry but stayed for the amazing sandwiches. Staff was extremely friendly and gave good recommendations.We got a rye egg and a rye rueben. Both were extremely good, and had lots of flavor. Definitely a great way to start the day if you're passing the area. We also got their house-made pickles but were interesting since it had a nice crunch and had a nice saltiness to them. Was not as sour as I anticipated.

Came here for a late lunch after hearing a lot of good things and honestly it was just ok. It's only a slight step above the kind of sandwiches you can get at Sprouts but $20 instead of $5.99. We obviously had to try the Rye Reuben, and also tried the Green Gables. We weren't wowed by either and were still a bit hungry after our sandwiches. I felt like all of the flavor came from the sauces, the pastrami in the Rye Reuben did not really stand out on its own. On the plus side, the pickle on the side is pretty great.The sandwiches were prepared really fast, I ordered online and picked up within 10 minutes!

One of the saddest bagel sandwiches I have ever had. Tiny slice of mediocre pastrami ( you guys should go to Katzs deli to see what real pastrami is like). Minuscule egg and cheese as well.$14 bucks? I dont know whether to feel insulted or sorry.Listen I get the obscene money printing our federal government has done and the inflation it has caused but this sandwich was just plain sad.Pass

I had a peaceful and quiet early lunch on a Thursday. I ordered the vegan Reuben, and it was quite good. While it may not be deserving of a five-star rating, it was definitely solid. The pickle was also pretty tasty, and as someone who grew up on homemade Jewish kosher dills, that's saying something. The only downside was the price; otherwise, I would have indulged in a few sides or a baked good. I'm eager to go back and try more items from the menu.

The kale salad was the bomb!!!! Please get it!!!Very filling and especially if you are planning on eating rich dinner!!!!

LOVE this spot. Great bagels, great bread, great lox, and a very friendly staff. Also a nicely lit place to get some work done while I have a coffee and bagel. I can't stay away from the pastrami and corned beef either but every now and then, I love to build my own sandwich. Try the Turkey pastrami!

Came here for lunch on a Tuesday afternoon. The place is super cute and has some great sand which/lunch options. I went with the salami sandwich, my company went with the Ruben and we shared the latkes.We were the only two in there and decided to sit inside (the place is tiny with VERY FEW seats). The food took a really long time (20ish minutes)-- seemed quite long for sandwiches... mine didn't come out toasted which I asked them if I could and they accommodated. Food good, service ok.

Sandwich was absolutely incredible. Try the pastrami breakfast sandwich! Meat was tender, tasty, and peppery. Service was fast and friendly- I could tell they really cared about the details and experience of everyone in the restaurant.

I recently had lunch at Rye Society and this is probably the worst excuse for a deli that i have ever experienced. Where do I start.!! the pastrami sandwich that i ordered on rye was about as far away from a real deli rye as one could imagine. The bread looked and tasted like white sandwich bread with a couple of of caraway seeds to make it look authentic. Far from it.The pastrami had some thin slices that looked and tasted more like beef jerky. This was for a sandwich that cost $17.I don't know how this "deli" stays in business. I will never patronize this place again. I don't know why anyone would.