Omg this is a must have when in Colorado!!! Featured on Guy Fieri’s diners, drive ins and dives! Everything is fresh and homemade and the lady featured in the video with Guy was even there she’s famous!!! We were so excited when we got there and wanted a little bit of everything. We got the free complimentary garlic knots for being first time visitors and they were huge!!!! Definitely not your average garlic knot. We also got the fresh made mozzarella sticks and the fried raviolis. Breading was great and they were sooooo yummy! The sauce was sooo flavorful! Can’t wait to bring the kids and try the pizza! We each got sandwiches the BLT and the Italian! Piled high and on amazing bread! Needless to say we had plenty of leftovers so you definitely get a big portion! The desserts all look amazing but we got the lemon bar, peanut butter dessert cup and the chocolate cake with cherry pie filling!
Grammy's Goodies is a very unique place but the food was pretty amazing. We got the mozzarella sticks and they gave us garlic knots (in picture below) and they both were amazing. Fresh and delicious! That was only the starter, we got our actual dinner which was Stuffed Rigatoni with Italian sausage and a Little Joey's pizza (forgot to get a picture). The Rigatoni was okay, it was a bit chewy and the presentation was actually really disappointing, it looked so messy. The pizza was amazing, it was definitely worth the $5 for how much there is. I would definitely come back but would try something else.
Went to Grammys Goodies for lunch today with my colleague and ordered Lasagna, and a drink. The lady who first helped me, the one who had her hair up and she was decently nice. Her sister or coworker, the one with her hair down and a ton of makeup was rude, and was also rude to my colleague. First she was upset because he and I had two separate checks and she would have to bill us each. What’s the big deal with that when restaurants do that all the time? We didn’t finish all of our food and needed, take home containers and lids, we received those but like we were treated like we were wasting their time, short and cold attitude. When I asked her for a to go cup she snapped, we don’t have to go cups, I had sat my drink on the counter as looked for my debit card, that same rude lady, snapped at me to move my cup because it couldn’t be up there for sanitary reasons, however there is no other counter space, for me to put it. I did move my cup after I found my debit card, but noticed they have cookies / goodies sitting unopened and exposed on that same counter where my drink was sitting. Now mind you this is the same counter where people cash out, so I would say that they aren’t concerned too much about their goodies being exposed to germs with people talking near and over their goodies, when cashing out, especially when they are not wrapped. When she told me the price of my lunch, I was shocked and said “Geez Christ” she then glared at me and hesitated like she was going to say something. I speak, Italian so when I said Grazie, she looked annoyed. She never said thank you, she wanted to make you uncomfortable. The food was actually pretty decent but the service was probably by far the worst. I have a friend who’s granddaughter had worked there and so after I left I called him and asked why his grand daughter didn’t work there anymore. He informed me that the owner and the other girls were rude to his granddaughter and he thinks they are prejudice. So I am not surprised that they were rude to his granddaughter because this girl was hateful to my colleague and i and didn’t care, simply no class at all. Good customer service is hard to find and eventually this lousy, crappy place will fail, this is what bad customer service will eventually do. I will also do my part in spreading the word to not go there because of their horrible customer service. Save yourself the unseeded stress and find another Italian restaurant / bakery to go to. You will be thankful that you did and so will your pocketbook.
What a wonderful place. This feels like a true family owned restaurant. The food is phenomenal ? and everyone is very friendly. Colorado needs more restaurants like this. As a first timer, went with the chicken parm. but ill be back to try everything else.
Amazing Italian food and sweets no matter what you order. Really hard not to get 1 of everything. If you've never had Grammy's then this is the hole you've always felt in life but didn't know what went there. One confession, really hard to share my food being a fat kid trapped in a man's body.
Well I thought I would try this place cause of what I herd and it was featured on tv about its food! I give it the average rating cause they have a good selection of desserts but after my meal I wasn’t ready to order any desserts but I will stop in for desserts to see if they are good. The lasagna was below average to many noodles (Thick layered)not enough sauce (Dry) not even meat and for $18 dollars it’s definitely not worth the price! Pass an lasagna. Spaghetti and ravioli was just ok so and the sauce was also very acidy but the sauce with garlic knots were actually good above average along with big portion being 1st time there they are free! So the garlic knots were the best thing going! I may return but I will have to look more in depth at the extensive menu they have on wall right when you walk into the place! It’s worth another try but I will definitely order something else!
Saw Grammys on Food Network Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives and since we had some time to kill and needed to eat, we stopped here. We are very glad we did. If the 5 places we have tried from D, D, and D this has been the BEST. Food was hot and quick and very good. We shared the lasagna and it was too much with eating the pizza knots. Check out the menu on the web site to have an idea of what you might order. We bought the Fluff R Nutter cake to eat later and it was fantastic too. If you are in the west side of Denver and are looking for a place to eat, go to Grammys Goodies. I should have taken more pictures but I was to overwhelmed with the food.
Started trying food closer to our new home as we kept getting burnt eating after work close to Rose.Grammys has been a refreshing surprise, great quality food, but what sets them apart is the upbeat grandma vibes. We had just gotten off 12+ hours shifts our first try here just before Christmas, and one of the Grammies in there was cheerful as can be despite having been “baking up a storm for almost 16 hours”. That’s the kind of people I want to encounter, so we’ve already been back and will continue to as long as these cheerful ladies are around!
Absolutely delish authentic Italian food. It’s like we were back home in Brooklyn. Flavorful sauce. Tasty meatballs. To die for lasagne that’s absolutely two meals!They have a nice heated tent right now for eating in. They are always busy and that makes the food even fresher. You need to go here! And remember to save room for the incredible handmade desserts and pastries.
Saw this place multiple times passing by and when I saw them on a recent Domino’s Pizza ad, we put it at the top of our list to try out. It was quite busy so we sat out in the tent, we thought it would be cold, but it was surprisingly warm with the heat they have blowing through there - we had to take our jackets off. The staff was extremely friendly and our food came out quick. 2 of us shared the lasagna and I had the sausage and peppers. Garlic knots were so good, too! We bought a few of the dessert items before we left. For 3 of us, lunch was $98 and that’s after 2 of us shared but we did have a few beers too. When you consider how big the portions are, I guess it isn’t too bad. The lasagna could feed 3! Anyhow, this is a place I would bring visitors and we’ll def be back, mainly because of the staff and that family feel.