Marczyk Fine Foods

“Their always delicious and fresh and are at a good price ($5) .”

Jim Conley★★★★★

Very nice gourmet market. The meat, cheese and prepared foods sections are all good. The frozen and bakery sections are small as is the produce section. They also have a selection of their own brand of ice cream. Employees are friendly and helpful. The parking lot is large.

Gregg Gorstein★★★★★

First time I came into this location and probably spent an hour checking out all the great products that reminded me of growing up on the east coast. Then I ordered a Jedi sandwich for an easy dinner and was blown away by how great it was! Excellent quality, and the best sandwich I’ve eaten in quite some time. 5 stars and will be making it a tradition to come back after a tough day at work!

Adam J Hamersky★

Great food. Horrible prices. It’s just plain sad.. I really wanted to like this place. Marczyk Fine Foods presents itself as a high quality neighborhood grocery store that values local products, convenience, and community. On paper, that sounds great. In reality, the pricing completely undermines everything they claim to stand for. Charging $11.99 per pound for tuna salad is not premium. It is absurd. Charging $42 per pound for ribeye is even worse. That is not a small markup for quality or sourcing. That is an outrageous price that makes no sense for a regular Denver grocery shopper. This is

Brent Bulger★★

Really disappointed with the direction I see them going. I've shopped here for a decade and gotten my Thanksgiving turkey from them for the last 5 years. This year was a wildly different experience and when I called to ask for help and give feedback, I was transferred to "meat and seafood" who seemed too busy to bother and just explained away all my issues with excuses. I went to pick up my turkey and was told that I hadn't stuck closed enough to my appointment window and would have to come back, turned away empty-handed. After making a second trip down there, I ended up paying $20 more than I