Bovas is the freaking spot. Chicken tenders and fries go hard. Also, no bovas outing is complete…read morewithout a blue gatorade. Highly recommend the buffalo chicken wrap.

Pretty good spot to grab a bite and drinks their food is pretty delicious. Easier to grab and go,…read morebut they do have warm foods. My daughter eats here all the time and also grab some snack snacks. I ate the Gyro and fries and they were pretty delicious. Can't really get anything else really quickly when I'm just getting off the highway and jumping back on, but this place was pretty easy. Definitely more deli style not restaurant style.

Came here to get lunch on a Saturday and was blown away by their tacos! Finally found some great…read moreMexican food in Colorado!!!! I had the Taco plate which let's you pick 2 tacos and comes with rice and beans. For the tacos I chose the El pastor and the chicken adobo. Both were super yummy. The chicken adobo was definitely on the spiced side but still amazing! The rice and beans were also super tasty. I highly recommend going on a nice day and you can sit at the picnic tables. You can also get the food to go. I'll definitely be coming back here next time I'm in Boulder!

Just an update--I've continued dropping in on the food truck periodically. I'm a flexitarian and I…read morehave made a lot of ...flexible decisions at the Diaz food truck because their meat unbelievably delicious. I'm making my way down the entire menu. The mole is next!

Long time supporters of the St. Vrain Market. Under new ownership, some things are changing while…read moreother remain the same. New POS system makes checking out that much easier. Yet the bakery good offerings have stayed the same (thank goodness). They are now part of a co-op working to lower food prices. Chili, sandwiches, cookies, and more you can't go wrong with the St. Vrain Market.

What a wonderful place to start grab a sack lunch and head into Estes Park! This quaint locally run…read moremarket and deli pays attention to every detail. Food allergies they have you covered bread, lover they have you covered want to make a charcuterie board for the cabin, they've got that too! Service is impeccable, drinks are cold and food is fresh!

Indias Grocery has been my go-to for years - the owner cares about quality, favoring organic spices…read moreand quality goods. He can tell you exactly which brand of paneer is the tastiest, what chats to buy, and which breads to use to get out of a naan rut. Friendly service and high quality food - what's not to love?

Grocery items- over priced and no prices marked on the items. 0 transperancy…read more Service - rude and argumentative owner with an overbearing need to be always right, always have the last word and denies service to customers who give him honest feedback about the quality of the food or the service. Ambiance - average like a small store.

We've been wanting to visit this place for several weeks now, but always ended up forgetting that…read morethey're not open on Sundays lol. We finally made it in on a Saturday for lunch this past weekend and I can honestly say I'm glad we did! A cup of peace is marketed as a Korean place; I'm not overly familiar with Korean food, but their menu seemed to have a fairly diverse selection of items that aren't necessarily specific to Korea - like the curry, burrito, and other items. It seems they all have some type of Korean flair or flavor profile, though. Totally not discounting that. I may be overthinking things lol. Anyway, there was only one other table occupied in the small dining area, but we did see a couple people stop in to pick up to-go orders. The decor is simple, but cute and the ambiance of the place is laid back. It's a perfect spot to grab a quick lunch, and is very easily accessible off of Arapahoe. There's a decent amount of parking out front, but it may get a little crowded if multiple cars are maneuvering to get out of the lot at the same time. I decided on the curry and my friend went with the bulgogi, which seemed like two solid choices for a cool afternoon. It didn't take much time at all for our meals to get to the counter, and the presentation was so nice! There was steam coming from both dishes, and they both looked super tasty. We sat at a table by the window and dug in immediately. The flavors were excellent, and the spice level was perfect; my friend ended up getting his on the spicier side too, and he said it tasted great; not too spicy and all the flavors of the meal came through. For the two of us, lunch was about $35 (with no drinks), which wasn't too bad considering portion sizes. The quality of the food is very good, and the ingredients all looked and tasted very fresh. I'd definitely stop in again sometime soon to check out the other dishes they have available! There is also a list of specialty drinks that would be cool to try out. If you find yourself in the area, I would recommend!

I wouldn't describe this as a Korean restaurant. It's more like slight spinoffs on Korean food. If…read moreyou don't expect to find Korean food, then you won't be confused/disappointed. In fact, you might call it interesting or inventive. We got the bulgogi and kimchi fried rice (with beef and chicken), as well as ginger and citron honey fruit tea. The bulgogi tasted...different. Even the shape of it was different from what I'm used to. The beef in the kimchi fried rice is ground beef balled up (they did warn us beforehand that it was ground beef). The prices are higher than I would expect given the quantity of food. Service - it's mostly self-service, which is fine and straightforward. They call you up to get your tray, there is a water and to-go box station, and you bus your own trays. So, no need to feel like you have to tip. Ambiance - I would describe the place as fast casual. It was pretty quiet. It's a simple setting. I am ambivalent on going back.

Two words: Korean Wings…read more I found myself at Rayback today, knowing that I was going to eat from whichever truck was on site. Enter Passport Food Truck, a mobile kitchen specializing in worldly bites inspired by the owners' travels. Today's menu was leaning in the direction of Southeast Asia and the Mediterranean. Fine by me! I wasn't planning on having wings for lunch, but when I see them on a menu it's hard for me to resist. Plus, these were Korean wings with a gochujang glaze. Say less. Korean Wings ($12) // Fried wings tossed in spicy gochujang chili paste and orange glaze, topped with green onions and sesame seeds, served with kimchi aioli. These were crispy, sticky, and sweet with a little bit of heat. A hell of a mess to eat, but damn tasty. Five to an order, I could've had a few more. The dipping sauce was okay, would've preferred ranch personally. Owner/chef was super nice and working hard for the line of people. Not easy going it alone when you're the only food option for lunch. He had a smile on his face and kindly communicated with his customers. Looking forward to stamping my passport to more dishes from the global menu!

Stop sleeping on my man Roy. Everything I've had is delicious and he has found a way to make me…read morekeep coming back. The service and food is fantastic. Super nice guy. The food speaks for itself. Check it out you won't be disappointed.

What a wonderful discovery! A little off Main st in the cut, no one would know but this woman owned…read moresmall business serves great coffee sourced by other female small business owners straight from Guatemala for the same if not less than Starbucks. Not only are these delicious beans responsibly harvested, but each bag of beans comes with a little info card on the traditional harvesting practices used, the harvester & origins. A shop full of great goodies, an empanada bakery, everything is deliciously homemade, and knowing you made a real tangible difference by supporting something super yummy is like... the best??

This coffee shop is amazing and quaint. The owner is very knowledgeable about coffee and helps you…read morechoose the perfect coffee for you. We go as often as we can when we are on that side of town. The coffee and freshly made empanadas are delicious. She does amazing cakes as well. Highly recommended!

Great farmers market great grocery essentials and vendors are consistently there. The non-grocery…read morevendors are unique, which makes me happy.

Farmers Market on a Saturday afternoon was busy and a great area to shop and have lunch! Tons of…read morevendors from vegetables, microgreens, honey, apples, pretzels & pastries and 4-5 food vendors tucked in the corner with a sitting area to enjoy your lunch. Had good vibes and closely to the park which is convenient for those with kids!