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The Shan noodles here are one of my favorite things in Denver. Even though USA Today and Yelp have…read moreshown Urban Burma a lot of love over the years, it's still a true hidden gem because of its location in Mango House. This is not a fancy place. It's a near-cafeteria like vibe served to you with the biggest smiles and friendly service (one of the owners Siri is awesome). This is all about the food, and while you'll get the tea leaf salad by default, make sure to get the Shan noodles and the paratha too if you want some flavor variety. If you haven't had a lot of Burmese food in your life, just ask whoever is working for help. They'll be glad to steer you in the right direction for a flavorful meal that will be one of the most unexpectedly good ones you'll have this month.

We ate at Urban Burma a few years ago and absolutely loved it, so when we found ourselves in the…read moreLowry area, we knew we had to stop back in even though we live on the other side of the metro and rarely make it over this way. We ordered the Ono Kao Sweh and the sampler, and everything was excellent. Just as good as we remembered. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful when it came to navigating the menu. Urban Burma is located inside the Mango House food hall, along with several other shops. The surrounding neighborhood can look a little rough around the edges, but don't let that deter you. If you're looking for authentic, flavorful Burmese food, this place is absolutely worth checking out. We'll definitely be back!

This spot captures the essence of authentic Moroccan comfort food. It was so warm and inviting with…read morevery attentive staff. The standout dish was the lamb couscous: perfectly tender, slow-cooked lamb that practically melts in your mouth, layered over fluffy, fragrant couscous. The vegetables absorbed the rich spiced broth without losing their texture. Also very generous portions. If you're looking for a cozy, authentic meal that feels like it came straight from a Moroccan home kitchen, this is it. 10/10 would recommend!

I have been lucky to try Moroccan food in Morocco and at amazing Moroccan restaurants…read more This place is just okay....their Hummus and Babaganoosh were meh...as was the pita I was most excited about the Bastilla....but it wasn't that great. Not super flaky and sort of tepid. Also the chicken dish was really disappointing...chicken was reheated. Not my Jam

Nice place to get my halal fix. The food was good. Spicy chicken with hot sauce left my mouth on…read morefire. Loved the heat. Not a whole lot of room, a number of booths to sit at. You order at the counter and they make it as you pick the ingredients. Good ingredients, would go back again.

My coworker and I stopped into Halal Guys totally by chance during some office visits. We were…read moredriving down Alameda looking for lunch, saw the sign, and immediately turned in. We both got the beef gyro platter and it was great. Halal Guys is always solid! The food is tasty, the ingredients are fresh, and you know exactly what you're getting. But that's not actually why I'm writing this review. I'm writing this review because of Marcus. That guy is fantastic! Honestly, I'll probably come back here for lunch next time I'm in Aurora just because of him. He's welcoming, funny, and clearly loves working with people. This is one of those places where you pick your ingredients from the counter behind the glass, and Marcus is not shy about making recommendations. I love that. The peeps working here know the food best, so I usually just go with whatever is recommended. Hot sauce? Sure! Actually their hot sauce is pretty hot and Marcus will try to warn you. If you don't handle heat well you should listen to him :) He joked with us and just made the whole experience awesome. Thanks for making a random Thursday lunch a good time, Marcus. We'll definitely be back!

I was there last week (8/27/26) and tried the Menemen instead of my usual donner baguette. The…read moreowner's wife served me and I had the menimen, a coke (I had too much coffee already) and a sobiyet for dessert. I had seen someone a couple of months ago eating the menemen and she recommended it. The Menemen came in a brass serving dish bubbling hot and smelling wonderful with a nice piece of toasted baguette on the side. The dish has peppers, onions, tomatoes, two poached eggs and lots of cheese and spices. It was absolutely delicious, I can't quite identify the spices, but the whole dish was tasty and filling. I would have licked the dish clean if I were at home, but I wasn't going to embarrass myself in public. This will be my new brunch item in the future. Sobyiet is baklava with a creamy cheese filling and I could eat 6 or 7 if I wasn't watching my weight. Normally, I would have turkish coffee but as mentioned earlier I already had too much coffee at home that AM. I like to eat here about once a month when I'm in the area and I love the place. The people there are very pleasant and helpful and will offer samples. Many of the other patrons are Turkish and go there with children for brunch. It's worth a stop to try cuisine not nornally seen in Denver.

This is a nice little cafe serving Turkish cuisine, specializing in pastry and breakfast dishes…read more The man at the counter was very friendly and offered me a bite of a ground beef borek, having asked if I ate meat. It was good, and I ordered a feta and spinach borek with an iced coffee and enjoyed them there. They offer Turkish coffee and tea, which I'll try in the future.

Gaia Masala & Burger was a great late-night find after a baseball game at Coors Field. One of the…read morebiggest advantages right off the bat: they're open until 3 a.m. We arrived around midnight with a group of five, ranging in age from our early 20s to 60, and even though the restaurant was fairly busy, we had no trouble getting a table. We decided this was the kind of menu that needed to be explored, so we ordered a broad selection and shared everything: the Masala Crusher, beef Philly cheesesteak, paneer pizza, vegan saag, baba ganoush, Philly masala cheese fries, garlic cheese naan, and honey naan. We ordered most things at about a 2 out of 4 spice level, and I would describe that as very mild. Nothing at that level was especially spicy to anyone in our group. The paneer pizza was my personal favorite. I absolutely loved it. The garlic cheese naan was also excellent. Several people at the table thought the saag was amazing, and the masala cheese fries were another big hit. The cheesesteak was probably the lowest on the list for me personally, but it was still good. That really describes the meal well: I had some definite winners and some dishes that were more "also-rans," while other people at the table had different favorites. We also had the baba ganoush, and I forgot to specifically ask for naan with it, so it came with pita. That was probably a little disappointing only because the naan here was so good. The Masala Mule was also very well received. I'm not really a drinker, but I had a sip and picked up a fairly strong grapefruit flavor. The people at our table who were actually drinking it enjoyed it quite a bit. Portions are generous. Very generous. The five of us ordered $103 worth of food before tax and tip, ate until everyone was satisfied, and still left with four boxes of leftovers. Our table was technically set for six, but it was fairly narrow, and once all of the dishes arrived there wasn't much extra room left. The one area where Gaia really did not work for me was the atmosphere. The music was very loud, with a lot of rap playing during our visit, and for me personally it made the meal less enjoyable. The younger members of our group were more comfortable with the vibe, although I wouldn't say everyone was completely into it. The metal chairs also were not especially comfortable. I think this is probably a much better fit for a 20- or 30-something late-night crowd than for someone looking for a relaxed dinner where conversation is part of the experience. That said, the food itself gave us plenty to like. Our group of five was overwhelmingly positive overall, averaging about 4.8 out of 5, so I'm giving Gaia five stars based on the group experience. Full disclosure, though: I was the outlier. Personally, I'd put it at about 4 out of 5. The loud atmosphere, uncomfortable chairs, and the fact that I had some clear favorites and some dishes I probably wouldn't rush to order again kept it from being a five-star experience for me personally. But the rest of the group was more enthusiastic across the board, and with five people trying this many different things and everyone finding something they really enjoyed, Gaia clearly did a lot right. If you're looking for adventurous late-night food in Denver, especially after a game or a night out, Gaia Masala & Burger is absolutely worth a try. And if I go back, the paneer pizza and garlic cheese naan will definitely be on my table again.

Let me start off by saying that the food here is simply amazing! Authentic Nepali offerings, a huge…read moremenu, a vast amount of vegan options are a significant part of what makes this place unique, particular to the Denver area. The fact that this place has in open kitchen until 2 AM, makes it a no-brainer for late night eats that are exceptionally delicious. I'm giving a four star rating is the ambience leaves much to be desired. The lighting is far too bright. There are fluorescent lights in the soft drink machines and harsh overhead lighting. A beautiful interior is almost as important to me as the food - but I know this is not the case for everyone. Overall, this is a stand out restaurant worth giving a try.

The food was amazing and so delicious. The portion size, the taste, price and the restaurant…read moreenvironment was wonderful. Recommended!

Had been wanting to try a new gyros spot and this one didn't disappoint at all. Super simple and…read moreeasy order process. I have a bad or good habit depending on who you are of looking at the menu well before I arrive knowing what I will order without hesitation and last night was calling for some chicken shawarma platter. The greens salad was super refreshing and whatever vinaigrette that had on it hit the spot. Now...the main event, the chicken shwarm itself was delicious and plentiful. The rice under neither was cooked well and had a fluffy nature to it. The chicken was also well cooked and tasted phenomenal with the sauce on top. And the pita was warm and inviting with each bite. Ambiance was quant and not too busy, maybe half the restaurant. The take-out orders were flowing as well which is always a good sign of some good food. The staff was nice and quick with the food to come out. Would recommend checking this place out and I'll definitely be back to try the gyro sandwich.

10/10!!!! Go try it!…read more From the food to the service, Grape leaves was amazing and such a good experience. The ambiance makes you feel at home. The wife and I were getting hangry and couldn't decide what to eat. I said I'm stopping at the next spot I see, and it was here. Couldn't have come across a better gem, this place was a blessing! So fresh too

Finding little place with huge Mediterranean flavors. I missed fava beans ful after being in Jordan…read moreand this place transported me back. Everything absolutely everything in the menu is exquisite! Supporting small businesses like this one is always appreciated.

I have been walking by Kabora for the last couple years going to Dillards and finally was able to…read moregrab a gyro from them. Located in the food court of SW plaza has plenty of clean and open seating to choose from. The menu is somewhat limited to about a dozen items including lamb, chicken, and falafel and everything looked fresh from my side of the counter. Took a couple minutes to fill my order with fresh lettuce and tomatoes and was out the door. The pita bread was soft and thick, lamb was great, and a good example of a proper gyro. The food court is pretty decent post COVID and there are other good food options if desired.

I ate lunch here in the not too distant past. Kabob Afghan Cuisine is located inside the Littleton…read moremall at S Wadsworth Blvd and W Bowles Ave. Food was great and staff is very friendly. I had the Gyro plate. The dish comes with seasoned beef and lamb served with basmati rice, salad, hummus, grilled vegetables and tzatziki sauce. I also had a soda and a slice of their baklava. The entree was great. Baklava was okay. I felt that it was average. Also, it didn't take that long to get my food. Keep this in mind if you're considering Kabora for lunch. There is seating nearby. Also, Kabora is a typical restaurant setup in a mall food court. I will definitely consider eating lunch again at Kabora. If you're curious about Afghan food, go for it. Looking forward to another meal here.

Was waiting for my Tesla to charge and craved a good burger. This place is in the same parking lot…read more Immediately as I stepped in, i couldn't help but notice all the scuffed walls, the place should really get a fresh paint job. There were a few tables for seating and seats at the counter. Ordering was easy and they hand you the food as soon as it comes out. I ordered the chocolate shake which was good but nothing out of the ordinary. I also got the angus burger but wasn't as juicy as I like. Good burger but definitely better burger places in town

I was looking for a quick spot to eat and saw this small burger spot. It's in the middle of a…read morebunch of other restaurants so the parking is limited but I was pleasantly surprised how good this place is. The dish looked fancy when I got it but I destroyed it. It was delicious. One of the better burgers in the Denver area. Lots of flavor. The fries were crunchy and lightly salted. The plate was a bit expensive. For the meal it was a little over $20 but I was happy with my meal. Not too much to say about the service, just a cashier but she did drop my meal off. The restaurant looked nice and the decor was on point. It's a bit out of the way but if you are headed to the airport then you should stop on by.