Where is the best spot to get roasted green Chiles. I'm looking for a street stand! Thanks in advance!

Does anyone know of anywhere that serves chimarrao? Every search just brings up mate, but maybe someone here knows a spot!

Went for the first time, had the Rippin' Rockies dog, and the Chimidog. Super tasty, sad they're closing

I'm meeting some coworkers for a casual happy hour and light dinner. Does anyone have any recommendations in the metro area for a fun spot?

I live right by the Yak and Yeti location down south, and India's Castle in Centennial is my favorite spot. My father who travels to India all the time to visit close friends and says IC is the best Indian food he has had in the US.

I need to take him to Spice Room now. Holy shit. Y&Y and IC are still incredible, but SR is something else. The naan and butter chicken were on point. I already can't wait to go back.

And reasonably priced too!

First time checking out this spot. Had the pulled pork, hot link, brisket, and cowboy beans. It was delicious!

We have family coming into town in early Spring. We want to grab a babysitter and have a nice dinner out with the adults. One of the adults has ARFID, and we are limited to restaurants that have margherita pizza and French fries (priority to pizza, French fries a bonus) on the menu.

What places would you guys recommend for a nice dinner out that lets us accommodate our relative?

I went down the Mile High Food Dude’s insta and noticed it’s always the same restaurants and other “influencers” commenting.

Is there some sort of media company in Denver that handles these accounts and posts for them? Do they all work together? My tin foil hat is ready.

Me and my boyfriend are going out on a date night I want to take him out to get his favorite food, udon. Most Japanese/sushi places we have gone to don’t have udon on their menu or it isn’t very yummy. I looked online and there is a place called Domo, but it seems to be closed down. Any recommendations?

I’ve been to this place a few times now and it’s some of the best Indian I’ve ever had. I just destroyed an entire hot vindaloo curry, and half a veg curry and think I’m going to explode lol enjoy friends!

Wife and I are spending 4 days in the Denver area..our hotel is in centennial..obviously we’re gonna do exciting and adventurous things as well since it’s our first time ever going to Colorado but, for later in the day and for saving a few bucks, what are some of the best happy hours for apps cocktails and brew? Thanks in advance!

Hi! We’re looking for a (non Starbucks) coffee shop that is south of downtown with easy access to 25 and some parking for a monthly meetup with a handful of people. Does anyone have any favorites that fit the bill?

Looking for mom and Pop kind of restaurants! No big chain would anyone recommend something here in Denver, I can only have here? Thanks in advance :)

i like the place a lot but it seems that their menu has gone from being a standard indian menu to being completely insane. they have burgers, calzones, gyros, cheesesteaks. i don’t get it… they still have the old stuff as well but i’m confused how/why they now make seemingly every dish on the planet.

I am craving some Brazilian cheese bread. I fell in love with it at Rodizio's down town, but I don't want everything else they serve. Does anyone know where I can purchase just the Brazilian cheese bread?

i got recommended some places near h Mart but I'm looking for anywhere that has good bulgogi for a birthday. also anywhere with good birra like i don't have to get it in a taco or a quesobirra. thank you, i appreciate any help

Tried Vampiro tacos when I was in Southern California a few weeks back and have been craving them ever since. Does anyone know of any good spots for them?

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Hello!

My fiancé (soon to be husband) and I are traveling to Denver for a little honeymoon trip (we have a bigger trip planned in the next year), and we are looking for a nicer restaurant to celebrate our marriage. We would like it to be on the "fancier" end, we aren't too concerned about price since this is a major moment in our lives.

TIA! :)

For context, I eat room temperature instant oatmeal packets and she’s taken me to some incredible spots so could I really use some help here impressing her.

I just wanted to throw out there that Tequila Y Mezchal has some of the best Mexican food I’ve ever had. It’s a small family owned restaurant in Superior but the food has never missed.

Edit: forgot to mention this but the amount of food you get is huge for the amount to pay. That’s always been my biggest turn off from Mexican restaurants I’ve been to in the past, was that I’d spend a good amount of money and still be hungry.

Stopped by today around 1:00 and they were closed and it was dark inside.

Hey does anyone know of All you can eat places in and around denver or adjacent cities? I would love to try some places out.

Hey all, where can I get a fairly large quantity of horchata? Like two gallons. Somewhere near Northglenn preferably.

Call me crazy, but I have a serious hankering for some chicken strips. Maybe it's from watching my kids eat their weight in dinosaur chicken nuggets this week. Are there any good places that have good chicken strips, ideally in Arvada or the surrounding area? Bonus points if they're made fresh rather than frozen and originating from a Sysco foods bag.

My boyfriend and I are heading up to Denver for the weekend to celebrate my birthday and visit a friend at the college. I’m bringing my car up so any location in Denver is good with me. I love getting a fine-dining experience but I don’t wanna break the bank too much. I would prefer to keep it at an $80 max per person. As for lunch, I’d like to keep it a little more casual. Just a nice local spot to get something good and not too pricey to eat. (Also i am a sucker for ice cream so any recommendations for that would also be appreciated)

Food Influencer The Denver Foodie has changed his name to What's Up Denver - catch all of the money swindling accusations against him on 9 News. Here's his newly named account in case you are a small business and want to keep your hard earned cash away from him! All jokes aside seems like a good public service announcement for any small business looking to exchange money with an influencer - make a contract if you can.

Caught all this on Sap Sua's stories. Thoughts? Feelings? Seems from all the insta stories going around What's Up Denver aka The Denver Foodie targeted minority businesses. Hope this brings awareness.