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    Registan Kebab House

    3.9 (7 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Authentic and delicious Uzbek food with attention to detail. Service is fast and friendly. Even tea has a special aroma. Pilaf is the best.

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    Ash'Kara - Hummus and gluten free pita bread.

    Ash'Kara

    4.1(486 reviews)
    8.9 miNorthwest, Highland

    Ash'Kara is always at the top of my list when I'm craving incredible Mediterranean food. The food…read moreand service is truly top notch, and every dish is packed with amazing flavor. To start, the hummus, pita, and htipiti are a must, obviously! And the za'atar-spiced fries are seriously addicting -- I could eat an entire order myself. Both salads are fantastic and are the perfect addition to the meal. But for the main course... DO NOT leave without ordering the za'atar roasted chicken, bavette steak, and wood-fired carrots. You will be missing out if you do! Every single time we've gone, everything has been cooked to absolute perfection, and the flavors are immaculate. Honestly, I'd lick my plate clean.

    Pleasantly surprised that our experience turned out better than we thought it would. A few of our…read morefriends mentioned not liking the food or their experience but we decided to dine here and brought parents. We got a few drinks and placed an order for apps and mains together since it would be easier. And normally you would expect drinks would come first followed by apps and then mains. We got the apps, drinks and mains all together which was a bit odd because our table had no more place. Our server did not ask us and we thought it was understood. The lamb kofte, hummus and mandu dumplings were great! Their pita is fresh and piping hot, unlike other pitas I've had which was a big positive! The main dish my mom got was the carrot dish because she is a vegetarian, it was such a lazy dish! Just extra charred carrots on a bed of chickpeas and sauce - I expected more! Everything lamb was grilled to perfection and tasted really good. The falafel was very tasty as well. Stick to meat options if you decide to dine here. I wish they had a few more vegetarian options in the mains. We decided to skip desserts here because they did not sound appetizing at all. Service was alright. FYI - they will add a 20% service charge irrespective of your party size.

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    Samosa Shop - Bombay Fries Disco Style

    Samosa Shop

    4.6(16 reviews)
    7.8 miLodo, Northwest

    Located inside Honor Farm Denver and Haunted Spirit House is Samosa Shop on 1526 Blake Street in…read moreDenver! As mentioned on my Instagram before Dave (shown in photos) was amazing! A big shout out to him and his whole team there for fun vibes and great food. It is Indian Fusion - we had lamb burger which was cooked perfectly, gluten free tenders .., which I love instead of bready it's real good chicken meat and was so so good ...with mango habenero sauce... which had just the right kick to it and we had samosa's dessert style... Kit Kat and s'mores... these almost give a warm cookie dough vibe to them and it was heavenly.... A little goes a long way lol! We can't wait to come back soon! It was such a nice chance for Ryan and I to get to try a new place out ! Can't wait to come back soon!

    Tucked inside honor farm in Downtown Denver, you'll find them, quickly becoming one of my favorite…read morespots in the city. Why, you ask? 1. Everything is freaking delicious. 2. They're located in a super fun bar. 3. They're right below an awesome tiki bar 4. Did I mention they're delicious? I've been several times now (and visited them during their farmer's market season), and I've yet to try a bad dish. You can't go wrong here! What I ordered (over more than one visit): OG Samosa: potato, pea, dried fruit Chicken Tenders: original Vindaloo Chicken Birria Tacos: crispy roti, melted cheese, onion, cilantro, consommé Lamb Kebab Smashburger: zamosa sauce, fresh dill, American cheese Bombay Fries: disco style! Best bite: EVERYTHING here is amazing, but the Lamb Kebab Smashburger is on a whole other level. The zamosa sauce adds so much flavor, and the lamb kebab patty is an absolute smash. This burger deserves a spot on the list of best burgers in Denver hands down. Do yourself a favor and check them out!

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    Safta - Whipped feta with oven fresh pita that stayed hot for a long time!

    Safta

    4.5(1.1k reviews)
    7.9 miFive Points, Northwest
    $$$

    SAFTA -- Five Points, Denver…read more There are restaurants you eat at, and then there are restaurants that briefly convince you that maybe life is worth living. Safta is the latter. Walking into Safta, I immediately realized I had made a tactical error: I had not arrived hungry enough. This is Israeli food with the volume turned all the way up. The pita comes out so impossibly hot, pillowy, and fresh that it feels less like bread and more like someone has smuggled a tiny cloud onto your table. The hummus is the kind of hummus that makes you stare at your dining companion afterward like, "So... why have we been eating the other stuff?" And then there's the lamb. Oh, the lamb. Tender, aggressively flavorful, beautifully spiced -- the sort of dish that causes you to temporarily stop participating in the conversation because you are experiencing something private and spiritual. The vegetables aren't treated like vegetables, either. They're treated like they have something to prove. Every bite is smoky, acidic, herby, creamy, crispy, or some combination of all four. At one point I ate something green and actually thought..... "I understand vegetables now." The biggest problem with Safta is that everything arrives at the table tasting like the thing you should have ordered more of. You think you're being responsible by sharing. You're not. You're creating future resentment. By the end of the meal, I was physically full but emotionally prepared to order another round of pita and simply deal with the consequences. Atmosphere: Beautiful without feeling like it's trying too hard. Food: Ridiculously good. Portions: Generous enough to make your waistband nervous. Hummus: Life-altering. Lamb: A personal attack. My ability to behave normally around good food: Gone. Would I return? Absolutely. Would I tell people about it afterward? Unfortunately, yes. Would I recommend coming here hungry? No. I recommend arriving emotionally, spiritually, and financially prepared to eat everything. 9.7/10. Lost 0.3 points because eventually the food stopped coming and I had to return to reality. Unlike Oliver's Italian.

    Located in the Source hotel on the 2nd floor. Almost impossible to get parking in the attached…read moreparking lot. Try to find street parking and walk a little. Service was OK. Coffee was fine but they gave such a large cup and it got cold right away and we felt bad for asking for refills when we still had a good amount left but cold. Lines weren't bad at all on a Sat morning. Basic American fruit/yogurt, bread, pastries. Deviled eggs. Prime rib was good The different types of sauces like baba ghounash, hummus, etc-- those were all really good mixed together with pita bread. Mediterranean salad was good. Cabbage was meh this time. No honeycomb this time :( :( :( I did not like ANY of the desserts. Neither did my partner. So I just had normal fruit/yogurt for dessert which seemed wasteful. Everything else was kind of just meh to me. Not worth the $65/person (with tip and tax). They also include a 5% surcharge on the bill.

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