Tony’s Market

I have to agree w Katherine and KarenW.
I’m not getting what I ask for from the butcher’s. Plus they tend to be a little snide. I don’t get that at Whole Foods, so there is no reason for me to darken their door anymore.

I really like it, it is a bit pricey but the quality is worth it I’ll try more before I post a detailed review.

We got the full thanksgiving for me, my partner and his parents and scraps for the cats! This was great and made thanksgiving soooo much easier than it would have been. Good selection of cheese and other deli spreads and meats. Thanks!

Selection at Tony’s is awesome. You can get so much from prepped foods to bones for my dog. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly – the best part of the store.

I’ve never bought a full Thanksgiving dinner before, but after serving Tony’s Cajun turkey dinner, I’ll do it again next year. The turkey was fabulous and the side dishes excellent. My family enjoyed it so much and it made eveything so easy. I had time to enjoy my family and had a marvelous meal too. If there was a higher rating then 5 stars I’d give it! Wonderful meal!

Oh, Tony’s… To quote Boy George, «Do you really want to hurt me? Do you really want to make me cry?»
We have had a long relationship, and there are times when you do a really good job. Recently my mother ordered Dill Pickle Soup for my birthday, and you did a great job with producing it. She also got a carrot cake that I did not try but that others seemed to enjoy. You took care of me on my special day, and I appreciate it.
On the other hand, I cannot really forget getting food poisoning from your chicken salad a couple of weeks ago. It’s hard to erase the memory of repeatedly worshiping at the porcelain god and lying on the bathroom floor thinking that I am going to die. That experience was a breach of trust that I will have a difficult time forgiving.
It also does not help when I see your sandwich maker messing with his smart phone while working. Cell phones are one of the dirtiest devices a person can interact with. Combine that with food, and you are not looking at a good situation.
Please get it together Tony’s. It seems like a lot of the new, young employees might be dropping the ball. I’m not sure what is going on in your kitchen, but giving someone food poisoning is not the best way to maintain your business. We’ve been together a long time, and I know you can do better.

I used to come here as a kid. As an adult, it has lost its «wow» factor. They don’t have the specialized food my mom used to rave about. The meat selection was ok. I’ll stick to King’s for now. I don’t get the hype.
More like a 2.5

Best fine meats, seafood and side selection in South Denver. This place has set the bar or quality + service. Cooking something new, no problem; ask one of the butchers behind the counter how to ‘grill it up’ and they will tell you exactly how to make your next dinner amazing (from temperatures to seasoning recommendations).
Now, the prices are steeper than your normal grocery store (yes — even including Whole Foods), so it is probably not your typical Tuesday night dinner, but to impress those guests at your next dinner party you are having… there is nowhere else you’d want to go!

Tony your gluten free chocolate chip cookies are to die for Love them!

This is one of my favorite grocery stores in the whole wide world they have everything specialty from their meat cheese they have food ready to go every dessert you could possibly want they have the best frog eye salad in the whole wide world but they don’t always carry it

Amazing market. Lots of options. To-​die-​for desserts. The wine options are offered in their own facility behind the main market. Great location.

Have shopped at Tony’s since I move to CO in the 90s. We’re it not for my allergies I’d rate it a 4. But as someone who has severe allergies, anytime I buy something I have to wait for the staff to look through a notebook to find the recipes and ingredients or wait for the chef to speak with. Yesterday I waited almost 10 mins to find out they put wheat in their split pea soup. One of the staff indicated another frequent customer has been asking for over a year that the ingredients be listed (as Whole Goods and King Soopers do) to no avail. Tony’s please consider the needs of your customers. Sadly I won’t be shopping with you anymore.

How have I never reviewed Tony’s!!! OMG… It’s the best.
It’s a bit pricey but you will not find better quality meat and fish to grill up at home. Their chef is amazing. They also have prepared foods you can just heat up (like their mini beef wellingtons which are to die for).
Their cheese selection is great. It’s not as large of a spread as you’ll find at Whole Foods but they’ll have more obscure cheeses you can’t find at WF.
This particular location, also has a very small boutique wine shop next door where you can get unique, interesting wines you won’t find at Davidson’s.
Basically, you can get everything you need here (herbs, veggies, salads, bread, oils for dipping your bread, appetizers, pre-​made foods, raw foods, etc.) for a casual BBQ or a fancy dinner at home.
They also have a few tables outside where you can sit and eat anything you’ve purchased inside that’s ready to eat (chips, dips, drinks, sandwich, etc.)
Love this place.

It’s a pretty good place to get good specialty meats. I get some nice roasts and turkeys from them. I also like to get special order coarse ground beef for chili from them and always have amazing results from them. I recommend shopping there for good meats.

If you’re looking for high quality food, and unique specialty food items, then this is your spot! It won’t be cheap, but it will be delicious!
We go here when we’re feeling «fancy» and wanting some quality meat to grill at home. We go here when we’re bored with the same old, and looking for something different as a hostess gift or appetizer offering. And we go here, when we want to find something that’s potentially hard-​to-​find or unique.
You don’t come here for cereal. Or basic produce. But, you want a specialty granola, or broccolini– yep, then come here. Meats, cheeses, sauces, dips, spreads, desserts– yeah all of that too! Fresh, quality and yummy!
Sometimes they offer Groupons/​Living Social deals ($ 20 for $ 40) and I always snatch those up! Solid service. Incredible variety considering the size of the space.

I was really impressed Tony’s. I find that many small specilty markets are overrated and over hyped, This was not the case here.
The service was great. Freindly attentive staff at both the meat counter and the bakery made me feel welcome and were ready to assist. The casher checked us out with a smile on her face.
Now being a specialty market the prices are a bit expensive but the quality was concistant and at a time exceptional.
Meat– we got a outstanding rib eye. Marbled and cooked like a prime cut though was not advertised as such. The burger patties were exceptional some of the best preformed burgers I ever had and the price was very reasonable.
Bakery– Sourdough small bowl was great but expensive. It had a nice crispy crust and a soft interior and was a highlight of the visit. We also got cannoli’s. They commit the sin that most bakeries do. They fill them ahead of time making the soggy ashame since the filling was right.
Liquor store– located on the side in a seperate building. This store is very specialized offering rare spirits, wine and beer. We got a nice Italian red wine it wad great something I would not have found at a big box liquor store. Defiantly worth the visit but dont expect 2 Buck Chuck here.
I will most definitely come back to try their other offerings.

Wine, specialty butcher, and fresh local produce. Yum. I am hooked on Tony’s teriyaki pinwheel steak. My son lives the twice baked potatoes. Dinner, done and yummy!
If you are looking for a full size grocer, this is not it. If you need ingredients or pre-​prepared ingredients for a meal, you will be pleased.

Now start by admitting that the price is high. As such, normally when I go to Tony’s it is a guilty indulgence. Their pastry case would make my personal trainer cry, but boy does it make me smile. Everything in there is delicious, but it can’t be at all good for me. They also carry Sweet Action Ice Cream, which is to die for. Also, they carry some amazing soft caramels at the counter, which while I know they are exactly what I am told not to eat, they are just what I want. They also have a sandwich area, which for a place that puts meat on bread, is as good as any other place that puts meat and cheese and sauce on bread. Nothing to write home on that.
They do have some very delicious pre-​mixed /​patty formed cheeseburgers. If I want a tasty burger, and I am willing to grill it, but want minimal time investment in non-​standing-​in-​front-​of-​grill time, a great option. Baked goods are a little sparse, which does kinda ruin it if you grab great burgers and have to go elsewhere for the buns. But still, GREAT burgers for 0 time investment in forming /​mixing them.
A guilty pleasure, but boy is it a pleasure.

Their offerings are good, albeit pricey. All meat we’ve purchased has been terrific. They recently started offering grass-​fed beef options which is great but you have to ask which ones they are and then ask what the others are since they’re not marked.
Tony’s also carries some items I haven’t seen retailed in other places– like grain free pasta (not just gluten free) by Cappello’s. They offer lasagna noodles, gnocchi, and fettucini. It’s $ 9 but that is pretty standard for this type of specialty pasta. You can also get duck, goose, duck fat, a variety of sausages, dry chorizo, different cheeses, etc.
The regular grocery items are typically over-​priced so I wouldn’t recommend buying anything you could pick up at King Soopers, but they will sometimes have deals on their produce. It’s definitely not a place to do your regular shopping but if you’re looking to have something deliciously unique for dinner and don’t mind a little more of a cash outlay, it fits the bill.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this market — and don’t miss the wine shop just around the corner in the back. The meat counter always looks great and the staff is friendly and always willing to chat about the inventory.
I also like that they carry a lot of smaller local brands.