It much to this place no freshly made food I was honestly disappointed they had sausages abd…read morebought one but the variety was not great Not a place I will drive again

This place has a pretty good selection. Lots of cookies, other baked goods and baking ingredients…read more Not a lot of meat, which I was pleased to see, but there were a lot of dairy products. The falafels looked quite appetizing, and I bought a large container of hummus for $5. The interior looked a little disheveled though if I'm being honest.

I wouldn't really classify this as a market because it's super limited and I'm questioning the…read morefreshness of the refrigerated items since I brought a container of yogurt and it was literally rancid when I got home. However the Denver Halal restaurant is inside and if you're looking for a no frills spot to grab affordable gyros and chicken shawarma this is your spot. They will also sell you their meats on the spits by the pound. We grabbed gyros at $20/lb and they pile in in a container for a quick to go order. Let's be clear this place is NOT fancy, you don't come for ambiance and you don't come for grocery items but their meats and sandwiches hit so I'll keep coming back.

The shawarma was absolutely delicious and the kabob platter was mouth watering. Highly recommended.read more

I go here when I can as I now live far away, but I love the variety in food options. Abdullahi is…read morealways very nice and ready to help in anyway he can. There is not too much I can complain about with this store. I highly recommend this store to everyone.

Ensconced within the shopette at the corner of Parker and Mississippi (just across from the equally…read moreenticing pan-Soviet grocery called the Black Sea Market), the newly-opened Mile High Halaal Market will treat you to a decidedly different experience. The affable Somali proprietor is proud of his merchandise, and with good reason! There is a wide array of foodstuffs and beverages from East Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere offered here. Did you need a bag of instant Qahwo (Somali coffee, often spiced with cardamom, cloves and cinnamon)? Perhaps some Jowar (sorghum) flour? A jumbo canister of powdered milk? Or the mixes to make tangerine, watermelon, papaya or other fruit drinks? OK, technically those last items come from Chile, but you get my point - there's a lot of stuff to see here. And I haven't even mentioned their meat section - all Halaal of course! Why, there's your everyday beef and chicken, as well as Hilib Ari (goat), Hilib Geyl (camel)... mmmmmmmmm, so tasty! Well gee, where do you think Kiffah Cafe (on the other side of the parking lot) gets the meats for their yummy homestyle Somali dishes like Beer iyo Sabayad (liver and flatbread)? So visit Mile High Halaal Market and see why it's already on everyone's lips!

This can seem like a sketchier part of the city, but it is safe, just a bit industrial. I don't…read moreknow the owner's name, but he is a young guy who knows his sausages. I have to say the inside of the establishment is almost starker than the outside, but his bangers, yak, and andouille sausages are the best, but my favorite is his Swiss wurst. I just decided I need to stop by there again today for another few pounds.

Due to the fact that we recently had a baby my family decided to come out to Colorado to spend…read moreChristmas with us. Being half German it was always our tradition to have sausages and pretzels on Christmas Eve. This is a tradition I will continue to celebrate for the rest of my life as I loooove sausages and pretzels. Back home in California our beloved Alpine Village supplies all that we need for our German feast so I was a bit apprehensive that I wouldn't find a business to provide me with authentic meats. My fear was for nothing though because Alpine sausage came through with excellent European sausage offerings. The owner is a Swiss fellow so you can definitely trust the authenticity. I like that they offer Weißwurst, even though I'm the only one in my family that likes this style of Wurst. He also recommended the cheddar jalapeño which ended up being a fan favorite among the family. All and all I will continue to come to Alpine Sausage and Alpine Sausage only for my European sausage needs. Thanks for helping me to keep my family tradition alive.

Trust me on this, the carnitas burrito they sell at the restaurant in the back will be the best…read morecarnitas burrito you have ever had. Support locally owned business and support good people selling good quality food. Also pick up some meat from the carniceria, you can't go wrong with their flap steak. Cheers!

Very appetizing food! I loved it! My husband recently passed away from cancer, and my children are…read morevery depressed. These tacos cheered them up, we left the funeral early to go here and they were extremely joyous and beg for the tacos almost daily. The workers are very nice and the service is incredible! The decoration and the area is very delectable. Thank you for this amazing restaurant blessed from the heavens.

Customer service was cold and pretty nonexistent. The produce was far from fresh. The store was a…read morecluster and a disorganized mess. Doubt I'll be back.

I had the best experience here. They have variety of middle eastern food and aesthetic. The people…read moreare kind and welcoming and provided me with good advice about the products. They have meat, fruits and vegetables, and kitchen appliance. I highly recommend checking this place out. I will definitely be going back.

If you are tired of shopping at one of the big chain grocery stores and are looking for something…read moreunique with tradition behind it, Tradishn Market & Café might be for you. As I was able to finally utilize this Eastern European/Central Asian store early afternoon on a beautiful Monday, I felt compelled to write about my experience. It's located in this quiet strip mall in the southeastern corner of E Smokey Hill Rd and Chambers, its existence is somewhat overshadowed by the sports bar next door. Had I not come to this mall to work my side gig shift at the very bar, I don't think I would have ever found this cute market/deli/café. Small markets such as this tend to sell the normal groceries with higher price tags. I think I at least saw a review left by one of the past users who said it. And yet, based on my shopping experience this afternoon, I somewhat disagree to that opinion. I didn't buy much. As my refrigerator still had good variety of foods left, I only wanted a few to several items: namely rare finds. When I try a business that I have never used before, I bring my authentic self with curiosity bigger than one of the 14ers in Colorado. Hence, I arrived to it with so much expectation and anticipation. The store looked quiet at 12:50pm. Instead of the workers, one of the patrons who said he lived across from the street said a pleasant hi to me. He was enjoying his little him time at one of the tables upfront. Inside is quite modern. And cute/adorable as well. After passing the café area where they can make drinks, I proceeded to what appeared to be the deli section. Then I immediately saw their "prepared" foods. After carefully investigating each one, I grabbed the attention of one of the ladies all the way to the meat section for assistance. I picked what appeared to be rolled cabbage meat (so no cabbage around it; it appeared to be chicken so chicken hamburger meat type thing), stirred fried veggies that included eggplant, cauliflower, red pepper etc. and grape leaves (and yet, per the lady, what's inside the leaves was ground beef.) She carefully placed all of them in two separate containers for me to take home. I had no clue how much the per pound price for the prepared foods was but I really didn't care to be freak. And for the next 15-20 minute or so, I walked slowly to browse each aisle. The items they carry at this store were quite unique where some of the packages are/were written (I believe) in Russian language. Quite intriguing indeed. As much as I wanted to immerse myself in the foods that I have never had before, I exercised discipline by not buying all those "unknown" items. It was hard though! Like I said, it was my uncontrollable curiosity that drove me nuts while walking around! I ended up with only 4 items in the basket. When the lady upfront rang them up, I realized that the per pound price for the prepared foods was only $5.99 so between the two containers, it was only $10 with some change. Wow! This was not expected. I thought each one would be easily $10 so I was expecting to pay close to $20 for both. As soon as I got home, I tried all the prepared foods. And all of them are/were well-seasoned/prepared/cooked in a family style cooking. As I got to savor the "Tradishn" of the cuisines they boast about at this shop, my happy tummy was literally smiling with joy. This place didn't disappoint. This somewhat tiny in size but mighty in quality market quietly exists in a little space in the city of Aurora. And as the store's name says it all, it does carry the authenticity with modern twists. I quite fancy this place!

I love everything about this European market. First of all it's stunning and full of charm. Great…read morefor ready-made foods, bakery items and gifts. They have a beautiful selection of fancy chocolates that look like you spent a ton of money but you actually didn't, I love adding these to gifts. Stop in and support a local small business.

Awesome carneceria. The service and selection of meat's were great. The place appears to be an old…read moreschool grocery store. The space has an odd layout, but it's functional. The produce selection could be better.

Done with place! The meat counter service is absolutely terrible. I have been in this place…read moredozens of times and every time I get ignored. Today was the last day I will ever go in there. At 8:10am There were guys behind the counter and again non of them would even acknowledge me standing there. Unless you're Hispanic, they don't make you feel welcome .