I've been making my way through Eastern Europe recently, and this market is a fantastic way to grab…read morethe things I enjoy and miss from that part of the world while I'm in Denver. I mean, I started the New Year with a spinach and feta borek thanks to EG! Delicious! You'll find a great variety here, from cookies and cakes to juices and alcohol to a full deli. The woman who checked me out could not have been nicer! I will be back again and again.

Have many of our favorites from childhoods, old neighborhoods, trips to europe and just wandering…read morearound. Bring sturdy bags! Polish, Russian, Hungarian and many more lands represented. Go taste, try and Enjoy

Fancy! This is a…read morevery fancy convenient store. From the looks on the outside, you almost expect to open the door to a trendy restaurant. Nice selection of drinks and snacks. No lottery though =[

A bright spot for a quick bite from the convenience store or from the grill. Plenty of cool places…read morenearby as well.

we love the fresh food here so much, such a great price for what you get and everyone is so kind,…read moreespecially with our son! sometimes you will wait a while for your food but that's how you know it's best and most fresh! they recently redid the entire stores interior and it flows so well and is very spacious now. the grocery section is also great and makes it easy for me to get items i can't usually find.

Local middle Eastern market packed to the brim with groceries and household items. The have a…read morewalk-up counter/ restaurant in the back that has a variety of prepared food items. We had just eaten or we would have tried some things. We did get an order of the fresh bread and it was incredible. Since it is down the street from work I'm predicting a lunch order in the near future

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!

I was so excited to hear about a black-owned grocery store I had to see it for myself! Although…read moremore of a convenience store, it carried some products you would get at the store such as produce, eggs, and milk. I drove 30 minutes to check this place out, but if I lived in the area this would be my go to place to shop for majority of my groceries with the exception of meat. The store was clean, the bathroom was fully stocked, they had a frozen section, a microwave, drink/slurpee machines and more. The staff was super friendly. They had their own private parking which was very appreciated. Some products that they carried in the store were cake mixes, juices, sodas, snacks, pantry foods (Kraft Mac n Cheese etc). If I'm ever in the area I will definitely come back. I especially liked that they carried local snacks and treats in the store. Along the wall were historical references to the African American community. All in all a great experience.

A charming, classy little grocery store in the heart of Five Points, with great locally made food…read moreitems as well as some standard mainstream stuff, also fresh produce and bread. They're just barely opening and getting stocked, but I'm really looking forward to this much-needed grocery option within walking distance of most of the Five Points area.

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.

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!

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.