Everyone stop what your doing and go get a kabab. It was out of this world

Hi again,

Sorry if this is annoying, but I had to write another review about the Blue Pan truck pizza.

If you remember me from my first experience, it wasn’t the best. But I gave the food truck another shot and voilà!

Y’all were hating hard on my vegan pepperonis last time, but I ordered the Brooklyn Bridge this time with vegan pepperonis and vegan sausage and just look at them!!

This is honestly one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had. Truly. I can’t believe how good it is. I don’t even want to finish it. The restaurant pizza was amazing, but this? This is even better, which I didn’t think was possible.

Everyone who works here has clearly been vetted. All the guys running the truck are super cool and friendly. I’m kinda jealous, I’ve never wanted to work at a pizza place before.

Huge thanks to Dom, Gary, and Giles (again). I didn’t catch the other guy’s name (very rude of me), but you both have amazing tattoos. I hope the next time I see you, that big piece is done. 🐴

This will be my last review about Blue Pan Pizza. Eat here :) (respect the vegan peps!!)

Wow! Just had Supreme Chicken on Colfax for the 1st time. I’m a taco/chicken snob & have to say this may have been the best chicken taco I’ve ever had. The flavor was incredible. Also had Mexican rice, chips & salsa & the macaroni salad. Bonus points~ had the food delivered & realized after they drove away that they missed the (2) margaritas I ordered. I called to tell them & the bartender personally delivered them a short time later (and they too were delicious). The prices can’t be beat either. This place is a must!

Just want to shout out all the reddities that have come out and supported the show! We have been doing a poll each show to see how everyone is finding out about us and there's always some of you in there and we haven't had to cancel a show in like 4-5 months and that means so much to us!!! Thank you from the hosts, Katie and Brad and the staft at Sushi Hai!

Come see us this week!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-hai-comedy-show-at-sushi-hai-tickets-1225696885379

La Vacana Burger - Colombian Hamburgers (Food truck permanently located in the Mattress Firm parking lot on the corner of Colorado Blvd and Cherry Creek Dr)

Huge burgers with eclectic toppings. Somewhat expensive given it's a food truck, but at least they come with fries. We got two burgers but could have easily just split one they were so big.

Aura's Bakery - Venezuelan bakery (In the shopping center near Golden Meds at Leetsdale and Oneida)

I wish I had tried this place sooner. The pictures online really don't do them justice. I got a 12 pack of the tequenos which are really fucking good deep-fried breads with a variety of both sweet and savories fillings. My favorites were the guava/cheese and the cheese/bacon. They're all extremely rich and filling. I also got a sticky bun, which was good but too sweet for my taste. The bottom of it was drenched in sugary syrup.

(I tried linking to these places on google maps, but my post was removed because this sub doesn't allow links to Google maps.)

So sad to see them go. They served great poke and they were always timely and kind.

Good morning!

About five months ago, my family and I moved from Germany to Denver, Colorado for my dad’s work. It’s been great here—sunshine, mountains, friendly people—but there’s one thing that’s been haunting me like a caffeinated ghost: Lipton Green Ice Tea. I miss it deeply. I dream about it. My soul cries out for that sweet, refreshing sip of home.

Unfortunately, getting my hands on it here is harder than explaining German compound words to Americans. Every time I find it online, the shipping costs are something like $40. I’m trying to buy iced tea, not adopt it.

I’ve scoured the internet, begged Google for answers, but no luck so far. Fuze Tea is also great, by the way (bless its citrusy soul), but that’s just as rare here.

Please—if you have any tips, secret suppliers, or magical portals to European grocery stores, help a desperate tea lover out.

I've never seen it anywhere else I've lived. Most rye breads I see are tasty, but somewhat tough. This marble rye, however, was very soft. The crust was a very flavorful and strong rye, but the interior was very soft and the rye flavor was weak. I loved it.

It seemed everywhere I went had this bread. Sandwich places, pizza places, bakeries...car dealerships. I frequented Northglenn, Thornton, and the surrounding areas.

Anyone know of this bread? I don't live there anymore, so I am hoping for a recipe or at least a name I can look up that isn't just "marble rye".

Hey all! I am in need of some advice. I will be house sitting for a friend near Cherry Creek. I am only familiar with restaurants/bars in Wheat Ridge/Lodo/Rino. I am looking for some good local places for food recs as I try to avoid going to chain restaurants. Equally opportunity food person without any allergies or preferences. Dive bars and hole in the wall places are welcome suggestions as well.

Hope I don’t get downvoted but wasn’t blown away. I wanted to love it but just felt like it didn’t live up to the hype. Anyone else have this experience?

First time and we had a great meal. Lucked out and got seats at the bar. The service, the food, and the price were all excellent. 10/10 would definitely recommend. :)

They just opened yesterday. Came to check it out and was surprised with our entire meal being free (2 bagel sandwiches & 2 coffees). Apparently, they’re running this deal until Monday.

I know this is a probably a long shot, but I thought I’d try. I’m originally from STL and I crave imos weekly. I order their pizzas once a year, but I miss their garlic bread and their salads. I can get the dressing on Amazon, however provel is hard to find. I know about 7-10 year ago there was a stl pizza chain that opened and then closed. Is there maybe another place anywhere in the area that makes it? Also if there was a lions choice type place anywhere nearby. TIA!

If anyone wants to buy stuff from the defunct AJs BBQ I just found the listing for their auction. Have at it!

I always get hungry when everything seems to be closing up. Help me help me.

Visiting Denver for a concert at red rocks. What are restaurants I must go to??

My school's prom is being held downtown this year, and we are looking for a restaurant that has an interesting interior. We don't need to accommodate a large group or have a certain price point, just a cool restaurant with (hopefully) good food.

I’m going to be in Denver for a quick work trip and I’m torn between who has the better steak?! Guard and Grace or A5.

Both come highly recommended, at a glance G&G looks like it has a better menu and more options (even if their Waygu is SRF. Not that it’s bad just have had them A LOT). Steaks are priced well and the steak flight sounds amazing (as long as it’s 3, 4oz steaks not 4oz of steak total, which seems highly unlikely)

A5’s biggest attraction (for me) is the Miyazaki prefecture BMS 12 Waygu, the down side is that it’s only 4oz and I’m not exactly a small guy. Haha.

Part of me is saying “just get the one you know you really want” but will the 4oz be worth it?

Would love some input from locals who have been to both and have tried both!

Update: After hearing about Hideaway Steakhouse from a friend I’ve thrown it into the mix!

Has anyone seen it around grocery stores or food markets in Denver? I’d rather not order online.

The Counter at Odell’s was outstanding!!

Tried for the first time today, certainly will not my my last. Everything was great. We got a bunch of different danishes and a lot of bread. I don't remember what it was called, but the almond pastry was absolute fire.

Wheat ridge willing to drive

Hey folks, I’ve been making red beans and rice for maybe 15 years out here, but I’ve never actually used the meat that the recipe I follow calls for. I’ve just used diced pork from King Soopers, and it’s amazing but I feel like maybe once I should follow the recipe ha. Anyone know where to get pickle pork out here? There’s gotta be a New Orleans style deli out here somewhere, no luck googling. Guess I could order online, but I’d rather support local if I can.

I don’t have a picture because I ate the food so fast. This spot is great and reasonably priced. It’s in the spot “Classic Eats” deli used to be.

Got the carnitas burrito and a Quesabirria taco and it did not disappoint. Reminded me of La Cornetta in San Francisco.

Hope they stick around for a long time.