Seven Reasons to Try Scratch Kitchen
There’s a new option in the 80238 for made-from-scratch, clean label meals delivered to your front door. It’s called Scratch Kitchen, and it’s like a high quality food hall that delivers. Here are seven reasons Scratch Kitchen’s worth trying.
1. Scratch Kitchen uses high quality ingredients.
Scratch Kitchen makes all their meals from scratch using clean-label and additive-free ingredients, many of which are certified organic, too. Scratch Kitchen was founded by the same team that launched Green Chef in 2014, and they’re experts in using the best ingredients to create good food.
2. Scratch Kitchen’s got something for everyone.
The first thing that caught my attention about Scratch Kitchen is that it’s like a delivery-focused food hall. (I happen to be obsessed with food halls.) Last week I ordered a Mediterranean bowl for me, a burger for my partner, a salad for my sister, chicken tenders and fries for our niece, and tacos for our nephew — all in one transaction.
3. Scratch Kitchen delivers.
I consider eating out at great restaurants something of a hobby, but sometimes I’m at home and just want a quality meal brought directly to me. Scratch Kitchen does that, within about a five-mile radius of their location near Colorado & 40th, which includes the 80238 zip code, as well as Park Hill, Montclair, and Lowry.
4. They’re open for lunch.
For those of us working from home, lunch can be a hodgepodge. Scratch Kitchen makes lunch easy—they’ve got a bunch of different options designed to travel well, and in my experience, their delivery’s been faster than a lot of other spots.
5. Scratch Kitchen is open late, too!
It’s been so hot lately that I’ve been playing tennis in the evenings, until 8:30 or 9 p.m. Then I drive home and clean up, and at that point there’s nothing I want more than a hearty, healthy meal. Scratch Kitchen’s Denver location delivers until 11 p.m. A life-saver.
6. You can schedule your order in advance.
Last Wednesday I had one of those jam-packed days, full of meetings and errands, and I knew I wouldn’t get home until a little after 7 p.m. and wouldn’t feel like cooking. So the night before, I logged on to the Scratch Kitchen website and placed an order to be delivered to my home the next evening at 8 p.m. I haven’t tried ordering a few days in advance yet, but that’s possible, too.
7. Oh hey rewards!
Each time you order from Scratch Kitchen, you earn points that can be used for free items in the future—cookies or ice cream, an extra entree. Every Wednesday, they send a weekly special via email—recently we got a free roll of sushi when we ordered $20 from Little Fish, their sushi concept; this week we’ll get free chips and guac if we order from Casera, Scratch Kitchen’s Mexican-inspired concept.
If your curiosity and taste buds are piqued, head on over to www.scratchkitchen.com, enter your delivery address, and use this code for $10 off your first order: DENVER10
Happy eating and drinking!
