Fresh and delicious food! I got the veggie sampler, spicy lamb, and extra injera. I love that the…read moresampler included beets. There were 7 different types of food included. The owner was so friendly and hospitable, and the atmosphere was welcoming. He gave me a free coffee and invited me to watch soccer with the other patrons while I waited. Lots of drink options too. I'll be back!

Right at the nexus of north and south Havana streets, in what would appear at first glance to be an…read moreindustrial estate, is another one of those groceries with a split personality. Golf 1st is run by a couple from Ethiopia - he handles the shop on the left, she takes care of the restaurant on the right. The shop combines the best aspects of an everyday convenience store with the exotica of a specialty food shop. Need some Niter Kebbeh (spiced clarified butter)? Fiery Awaze seasoning? More incense (geez, just how much of that stuff are you burning anyway)? Chances are you'll find it here. Then, once you're done shopping, pop next door and enjoy a nice home-cooked Ethiopian meal (if the restaurant is open - its daily hours are shorter than those of the shop). Again, she serves what she has available each day - there is no menu as such. (I know, I'm starting to sound like a broken record, aren't I?). But on any given occasion you might be treated to meltingly soft beef Tibs, crunchy, crackly Sambusa pastries, or a vividly colorful veggie combo. So check it out - it's two, two, two finds in one!

Wow - I drove up from Castle Rock because I'm tired of driving from Castle Rock just to get good…read moreEthiopian food. For less than what I'd spend at a restaurant, I was able to get everything I needed to get my berbere fix! I was a bit overwhelmed because I wanted so many things, but the guy up front (I didn't get his name ) was so awesome with recommendations and suggestions - plus he was all, you got this (cooking authentic Ethiopian food). I left feeling like I had everything I needed, and the food came out great! My wife and I even overate just like at the good Ethiopian restaurants we've been to. Can't wait to go back and get more spices and cookware/flatware! Go and ask questions and make good food - you got this! I need to get another round plate cuz I gave some food to my neighbors but had to use a baking sheet

The Seville market is the spot to grab some awesome Ethiopian and Eritrean food and goodies. Huge…read moreshoutout to the owner and the staff for the awesome customer service!

In a minimalist world, I am so happy to see original wood floors, it's oddly comforting to know…read morethat places still appreciate preserving the originality of places that we seem to have lost in this day and age. The creaky wood floors and the "old" smell (IYKYK) were the best part of the shop for me! I love this place! I've been looking for a refill/reuse sustainable body care spot since I moved to Colorado- and I'm so glad I found this gem! What a neat store to offer recycled glass jars to use for shampoo, conditioner and body wash! I got a bar of their solid soap and I am loving it. They have everything relating to oral care, soaps, sustainable living (reusable plastic bags, wax wraps, etc). Even some really neat posters that I loved. I could've bought the whole store! Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, they were really great at answering any questions and were very personable. If you're in search of a great sustainable living spot, look no further :)

one of my fave "zero waste" shops; primarily because of Ra who helps me with all my questions and…read morethoughts. but of course, all the products Ra recommends are amazing too! my new obsession is the Sustain Yourself deodorant. it's only been a few days but those were hot days where i know my other deodorants would have failed miserably. thank you Ra for making it so easy (and fun) to go low-waste and natural.

I have been driving by Manakamana Grocery for quite a while and wanting to stop in. My Nepalese…read morebanker told me they had some of the most authentic street food in Colorado and it was his go to shop for cooking supplies and lunch. Today, the stars aligned as they were open and I was hungry. I first went into the grocery store to purchase the makings for sambhur, one of my favorite Indian dishes. The owner's daughter and her friend were a tremendous help as we looked up one of the ingredients. It is called Lady finger and looks like okra. We started talking about all the additions and remodeling going on in the store. In the near future, they will have everything for you to make a great Indian meal or stop in for a snack. And they also offer beauty supplies and Hindu statues. We then moved outside to the food truck. I already knew I was going to get pani puri, an Indian street food. They were 4 for a $1.00! As the pani puri were being made, we talked about all their offerings including their favorites, a cross between India and China chow Mein and the momos (dumplings). These young ladies want to open a small café with their aunt cooking wonderful Nepali, Indian, and Chinese influenced food. They talked of creative offerings like Bison momos and I offered that I would love to see paratha, a stuffed Indian bread with creative stuffing. This is not McDonald's and everything is created fresh so allow a little time. I was told the chow Mein takes 15 minutes, so order and then go inside to shop. And my pani puri.....it was wonderful. Light puffs filled with a stuffing of lentils and tamarind chutney served with a spiced water sauce. And at this stop, it is OK to drink the rest of the spiced water. I am very fond of the ladies who own this shop and food truck; I love seeing them dream better and more offerings. They have a steady clientele of local Nepalese and Indian patrons; I hope to see a steady clientele of Yelpers as well.

Cute little store with nice employees. I assume it may be an adequate store for those who are very…read morefamiliar with Indian culinary. I needed 3 basic Indian seasonings but i was only able to find 2. The store didn't seem to be organized well as spices were not all in the same area... The shelves were not maintained well & in general, the store was a dusty, dirty and a confusing mess. After leaving the store & doing more research, I learned that the item I was looking for 'Carom seeds' is also called 'Ajeain' which I remember seeing on a shelf. When I asked the woman if they carried Carom seeds, she clearly didn't know that they actually had it. I'll also mention that parking is very limited. Basically only 2 street parking spots in front of the store & no info for additions parking.

M Mart is a cute small Korean market with a lot to offer. It's run by a sweet local family and…read moretheir items are pretty competitive with H Mart. I did find some items that I haven't seen at H Mart so I do like to come here for snacks. I'm excited for the new family to takeover the kitchen. I love to buy a roll of kimbap for lunch or a picnic. It has a parking lot but it's shared with Seoul BBQ so when they're packed, parking can be difficult. Luckily, M Mart has designated parking spots for customers.

What a great invite from Yelp! I never knew about M Mart as many times as I have been on Havana but…read morewhat an awesome surprise! The staff and the volunteers of Yelp were friendly and welcoming!! The samples of food were delicious and the samples of produce and products were every where! One thing that's interesting is the cost! King Super doubles the prices of Asian products - from noodles to seasoning but NOW I know where to buy what we need if it's noodles or Asian spices! The owners son and the family were kind and very generous with conversation and sharing the history of their store! Brought back memories of childhood staying with my dad in Hollywood - Los Angeles California on the corner of Sunset blvd and Hollywood Blvd Asian grocery store! Thank you M Mart for being great host and welcoming us into your home

Lao Market has been around before I moved to Colorado and I've lived in the area for 20+ years. The…read moreemployees and owners are always friendly, helps you find whatever you need, they have really well stocked shelves and great produce. The pricing sometimes can be a little steeper than big chain but it's expected with a small local mom and pops. I've found some great product here in a pinch and the herbs/spices are well stocked too. Definitely so happy they are in the area, gone through a remodel with their entrance years ago and looks great!

Dope lol Asian market near 36 and federal. I was there specifically for snacks, but from what I saw…read moreof their produce it looked fresh. Their snacks offered a surprisingly decent amount of options...it is a small market in comparison to the H Mart not too far away. Their service was quick and easy. The ambiance- it's a small Asian market, they always have a lot of non-colonial produce and snacks. Do your shopping, be respectful, and try anything that looks interesting! This one was pretty easy to navigate.

Zero market is an amazing resource in times where prices are running high! Offering reusable…read moresubstitutes and oil, soap, and other liquid refills in whatever quantity you want is a game changer! They have a super cute array of bottles to start you off and a great selection of herbs and teas as well! You can even order online and pick up to save you some time.

This place is such a neat little treasure. Over the last year or so, I've been ~slowly~…read more transitioning to a cleaner, more sustainable lifestyle. I am glad that I know about this place now, because for such a small shop they have a ton of great options for clean living. From makeup, to oils, herbs, soap, period products, and they even have loose leaf tea blends! I ended up getting the Libra tea, not just because I'm a Libra, but I saw the ashwaghanda root in there and was instantly sold. I'm excited to return, my next mission is to get shampoo and conditioner (they have several huge drums full) without all the chemicals and preservatives. I love the "fill your own bottle" style.

I love that I can find some of my West African favorites not far from home!…read more Nana African Market has everything from food and spices to fabric and jewelry. I tried their puff puff and chin chin and both were delicious.

I tried their fried dough balls and they were sooo good, especially with coffee. Besides food and…read morespices they also have traditional cloth, games, and beauty products. Way more than just a grocery market.