Watermelon Mountain Design

If you want the best quality meats (and other delicious gourmet complements), look no further than Tony's. Always a great selection of delicious items, with a rotating selection of seasonal items as well. We appreciate the fact they often serve half-pies (apple, cherry, peach, etc.) -- it's nice to not have to buy a full pie when only one or two people want to eat pie.

Neighborhood gem as a specialty market. Fresh food items and take out food is excellent. Bakery is enticing, the meat and seafood selections are ample and fresh. A bit pricey in some areas however the quality never lacks.

Tony's used to have a location on Broadway, in Denver, which we visited semi-frequently. We were on a mission to find some odd, Brittish pickle thing, that my partner was going on about, so we headed to Littleton, to see what they had.
This location seemed to have a smaller selection of products than the old Broadway location, but they definitely carry a ton of great international and speciality items. It's not a regular stop for us, and definitely not the grocery to make one's go-to, on a Working Class budget, but were the economy more favorable to the common folks, I'd certainly make it a weekly

Went here for the pre-made turkey, and the pick up process was simple and easy. Kids get a free cookie, and we bought a few other ones, they were all delicious. Their meat is well priced considering current situations.

This is a review for Dayton, the general manager at this location who is literally an angel on this earth. In the midst of pre-Thanksgiving chaos, I completely forgot to pick up a turkey I had ordered from the central catering location and didn't realize it till after the location shut down. I called every Tony's location and was met with apathy, push-back and NO help, but the last location I called was Littleton, and Dayton was so kind and actually went to check his stock for me and miraculously he had ONE extra turkey, which happened to be the same one I ordered previously (Cajun Fried Turkey

Incredibly disappointed in their sandwich shop. This was the oldest bread I’ve ever been served. It was easily 2 day old bread that had been left out in the open to go stale. I asked for mozzarella, lettuce, tomato, and cucumber. As you can see, there was one old piece of wilted lettuce, a mushy mix of tomatoes, maybe a slice of cheese, and super thick cucumber slices. The sandwich was cheaply made (although costs $6), old ingredients, and inedible. It sucks we brought it home 15 minutes away just to find the sandwich in this state.
Will never order from here again.