Bring your handlebar mustache, and experience hipsters in their real habitat! Really it's a couple good places to eat, drink, and grab coffee, with some overpriced shops thrown in for flavor.

We made a quick visit to this market. There are restaurants and bars . It's a place for craft drinks and food. We found the liquor store to be a gem with many unusual selections and a great staff. I expected more craft vendors.

This place is probably too cool and hip for me, and I probably didn't get it, but it was okay. First of all, The Source seems to be the only standing and functioning building in a half mile radius since it's surrounded by construction. There's...More

It kind of reminds me of someplace you would frequent if you lived in SoHo, NYC. A trendy "hipster" place in an up and coming hood. It's in an old converted factory/warehouse with trendy restaurants and a few upscale stores. There is one meat market...More

Small, intimate fun space that Denver needs. Was expecting more vendors but was not disappointed with the few that were open on a lazy Saturday morning. Babette's Bakery reminded me of the French underground train station- no fuss, industrial, dark,but oh-my--- the breads coming out...More

This "market" houses two restaurants, a cheese shope, wine shop, deli, and a bar that serves beer. In the middle of the the place, is a cocktail bar with sofas for seating. This is interesting because one can shop and eat dinner in one place.

My husband and I had a good lunch at Comida but the Source in general wasn't bustling on a Sunday afternoon. Some of the shops were closed, the bakery was practically sold out, and the Pop-Up BBQ at Acorn smelled good but we couldn't get...More