Denver is filled with so many great things to do, from going on a hike or you spend the day exploring one of the amazing record shops throughout the city. But sometimes, you just need a little pick me up with the perfect piece of sourdough bread. Preferably from one of the many amazing local sourdough bread bakeries.
Today we’ve compiled a list of some of the amazing sourdough spots you can find around Denver. And you’ll want to believe us when we say, you’re going to want to check out each one of these places. As always, be sure to visit their website for local updates and information. And while you’re here, be sure to check out Market Apartments to find your next dream apartment.
1) Sweets and Sourdough
When you are looking for a delicious sourdough option, you need to check out Sweets and Sourdough on Fairfax Street in Denver. This women-led bakery hand-crafts and tweaks every recipe to perfection. Whether you’re looking for a sourdough English muffin or a Artisan Baguette, you’ll find it here.
2) Lo Dough Bakery
Located in The Dairy Block Alley in LoDo Denver, Lo Dough Bakery is a must visit shop. Bringing the authentic taste of Paris to Denver, you’ll find they have a wide variety of breads to choose from. All of which will have you coming back again and again.
3) Big Raven Bread
At Big Raven Bread, all loaves are naturally leavened and made to order. Which does mean it takes 24 hours to get your bread. But do not fret, it is definitely worth the wait. With a wide variety of options, from the Sunflower Loaf to the Seeded Porridge Loaf, you’ll want to try them all.
4) Hearth
With several locations throughout Denver, Hearth is the perfect stop to get yourself some delicious bread and coffee. Sourcing the majority of their grain from farmers in the Rocky Mountain Region along with using seasonal Colorado-grown produce, truly elevates their bread to an exceptional level.
5)Scratch Dough Co
Scratch Dough Co offers artisan sourdough loaves that you will be craving days after the loaf is gone. This family microbakery is found at a number of markets throughout the year and you can find which ones on their website. You can also order online, to make the process even easier.
Have you ever been to any of these sourdough spots? Which one are you looking forward to trying the most? Head on over to the comments to let us know if your go-to spot made the list or not. If you’re looking for a new apartment, or interested in moving to the beautiful city with all these amazing outdoor attraction, find your next dream apartment here. And while checking that out, be sure to check out our blog on the breakdown of Denver’s central neighborhoods.