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Gaia Masala & Burger was a great late-night find after a baseball game at Coors Field. One of the…read morebiggest advantages right off the bat: they're open until 3 a.m. We arrived around midnight with a group of five, ranging in age from our early 20s to 60, and even though the restaurant was fairly busy, we had no trouble getting a table. We decided this was the kind of menu that needed to be explored, so we ordered a broad selection and shared everything: the Masala Crusher, beef Philly cheesesteak, paneer pizza, vegan saag, baba ganoush, Philly masala cheese fries, garlic cheese naan, and honey naan. We ordered most things at about a 2 out of 4 spice level, and I would describe that as very mild. Nothing at that level was especially spicy to anyone in our group. The paneer pizza was my personal favorite. I absolutely loved it. The garlic cheese naan was also excellent. Several people at the table thought the saag was amazing, and the masala cheese fries were another big hit. The cheesesteak was probably the lowest on the list for me personally, but it was still good. That really describes the meal well: I had some definite winners and some dishes that were more "also-rans," while other people at the table had different favorites. We also had the baba ganoush, and I forgot to specifically ask for naan with it, so it came with pita. That was probably a little disappointing only because the naan here was so good. The Masala Mule was also very well received. I'm not really a drinker, but I had a sip and picked up a fairly strong grapefruit flavor. The people at our table who were actually drinking it enjoyed it quite a bit. Portions are generous. Very generous. The five of us ordered $103 worth of food before tax and tip, ate until everyone was satisfied, and still left with four boxes of leftovers. Our table was technically set for six, but it was fairly narrow, and once all of the dishes arrived there wasn't much extra room left. The one area where Gaia really did not work for me was the atmosphere. The music was very loud, with a lot of rap playing during our visit, and for me personally it made the meal less enjoyable. The younger members of our group were more comfortable with the vibe, although I wouldn't say everyone was completely into it. The metal chairs also were not especially comfortable. I think this is probably a much better fit for a 20- or 30-something late-night crowd than for someone looking for a relaxed dinner where conversation is part of the experience. That said, the food itself gave us plenty to like. Our group of five was overwhelmingly positive overall, averaging about 4.8 out of 5, so I'm giving Gaia five stars based on the group experience. Full disclosure, though: I was the outlier. Personally, I'd put it at about 4 out of 5. The loud atmosphere, uncomfortable chairs, and the fact that I had some clear favorites and some dishes I probably wouldn't rush to order again kept it from being a five-star experience for me personally. But the rest of the group was more enthusiastic across the board, and with five people trying this many different things and everyone finding something they really enjoyed, Gaia clearly did a lot right. If you're looking for adventurous late-night food in Denver, especially after a game or a night out, Gaia Masala & Burger is absolutely worth a try. And if I go back, the paneer pizza and garlic cheese naan will definitely be on my table again.

Let me start off by saying that the food here is simply amazing! Authentic Nepali offerings, a huge…read moremenu, a vast amount of vegan options are a significant part of what makes this place unique, particular to the Denver area. The fact that this place has in open kitchen until 2 AM, makes it a no-brainer for late night eats that are exceptionally delicious. I'm giving a four star rating is the ambience leaves much to be desired. The lighting is far too bright. There are fluorescent lights in the soft drink machines and harsh overhead lighting. A beautiful interior is almost as important to me as the food - but I know this is not the case for everyone. Overall, this is a stand out restaurant worth giving a try.

I have never had Lebanese food before. The meat was tender and the seasonings were delicious. The…read moreatmosphere was so welcoming. The service was fast and everyone was so nice.

The food at Yahya's Mediterranean Grill was amazing. It tasted so delicious. The staff and service…read morewas fantastic. It is a great small restaurant family business and we will for sure be back again

My husband and I were in town for my conference and we stumbled upon the 5280 Burger bar. Great…read moreservice & WONDERFUL food. I had walked in just asking to look at the menu and she asked my name and told me to come back. I told my husband we have to go back(and we did) We were warmly greeted by Ashley again, the general manager; she not only remembered my name, but came over delivered her card & made sure everything was perfect. If you are in downtown Denver, you absolutely have to go here!!!!

Thanks for wasting my time - Update your hours to show that your closed please, the food here is…read moregreat but I got skunked the last two times I tried to come here.

Delicious place! Quick service, small restaurant, solid food. We loved everything!…read more The wrap plates were delicious and we loved the side of fries.

My boyfriend and I finally went here after my old roommates told me about this spot years ago. They…read moreraved about how good it is. They were right on the money. I got the chicken schwarma, which is my go to. Delicious! I believe my boyfriend got a gyro and loved it. He also ordered the onion rings, and they were an unexpected delight. Definitely the star of the show. I'm not even sure what it was about them. I think they were perfectly breaded, and the breading was seasoned perfectly, and it was also unique. If you don't want to get anything else, just don't sleep on the onion rings. We still haven't been back because it's so far from our house, but over a year later and we're both still talking about how they are the best onion rings we've ever had! Yum!

The Shan noodles here are one of my favorite things in Denver. Even though USA Today and Yelp have…read moreshown Urban Burma a lot of love over the years, it's still a true hidden gem because of its location in Mango House. This is not a fancy place. It's a near-cafeteria like vibe served to you with the biggest smiles and friendly service (one of the owners Siri is awesome). This is all about the food, and while you'll get the tea leaf salad by default, make sure to get the Shan noodles and the paratha too if you want some flavor variety. If you haven't had a lot of Burmese food in your life, just ask whoever is working for help. They'll be glad to steer you in the right direction for a flavorful meal that will be one of the most unexpectedly good ones you'll have this month.

We ate at Urban Burma a few years ago and absolutely loved it, so when we found ourselves in the…read moreLowry area, we knew we had to stop back in even though we live on the other side of the metro and rarely make it over this way. We ordered the Ono Kao Sweh and the sampler, and everything was excellent. Just as good as we remembered. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful when it came to navigating the menu. Urban Burma is located inside the Mango House food hall, along with several other shops. The surrounding neighborhood can look a little rough around the edges, but don't let that deter you. If you're looking for authentic, flavorful Burmese food, this place is absolutely worth checking out. We'll definitely be back!

I was there last week (8/27/26) and tried the Menemen instead of my usual donner baguette. The…read moreowner's wife served me and I had the menimen, a coke (I had too much coffee already) and a sobiyet for dessert. I had seen someone a couple of months ago eating the menemen and she recommended it. The Menemen came in a brass serving dish bubbling hot and smelling wonderful with a nice piece of toasted baguette on the side. The dish has peppers, onions, tomatoes, two poached eggs and lots of cheese and spices. It was absolutely delicious, I can't quite identify the spices, but the whole dish was tasty and filling. I would have licked the dish clean if I were at home, but I wasn't going to embarrass myself in public. This will be my new brunch item in the future. Sobyiet is baklava with a creamy cheese filling and I could eat 6 or 7 if I wasn't watching my weight. Normally, I would have turkish coffee but as mentioned earlier I already had too much coffee at home that AM. I like to eat here about once a month when I'm in the area and I love the place. The people there are very pleasant and helpful and will offer samples. Many of the other patrons are Turkish and go there with children for brunch. It's worth a stop to try cuisine not nornally seen in Denver.

First time visiting Colorado so I wanted to try as many spots as I can! Stumbled upon this cafe &…read morewas kindly greeted by one of the staff members. She ask if we've ever tried Turkish food & began explaining each dish in detailed. She also gave us free samples for us to try! I love how passionate she was about the cafe, the culture & the food :) If you're ever in Aurora, check out this cafe!

This is a legitimate hole in the wall so if you are looking for a fancy ambiance, this is not for…read moreyou. But if you come for the food, then you are in for a treat. I tried their goat meat which is a recent addition to their menu and it was so good, I had to get a second order and eat it right there and then. The owner is friendly and kind, and let me get that second even after they had closed.

when I went in I was very confused it did not look like food was being served, and had a whole set…read moreup of heated bins but all empty in the front. lol They definitely have to work on the ambiance. But I saw pictures online and it looked delicious and healthy so I was like you know what ... I'll give it a shot because I'm hungry and I don't feel like doing super fast food right now! I decided to try it I got the chicken Shawarma meal , really delicious green sauce, along with the hummus and Taziki. Definitely good for what it is. Just wish I had more pita. Lol

My favorite spot for Middle Eastern food. We usually get the King Combo, heavy on meat, but also…read moreplenty of greens. The kobideh kabob is probably our favorite dish on that combo. It's tender and flavorful. Our least favorite is the cut of lamb kabob. It's been too chewy. But the chicken is tender. They give two of everything except grape leaves. They only give one. The baba ghanouj was very tasty, the hummus was good, the pita was ok. It was warm, but small pieces. Salads and felafel were good. The service is generally good. And the ambiance is uniquely Lebanese.

The atmosphere is so cool and comfortable! The service was friendly and quick. The beet juice was…read moredelicious and inexpensive considering it was clearly fresh squeezed. However, we ordered the mango juice which was not fresh squeezed, it tasted like nectar. Not bad, but not fresh squeezed. Next time I will order the lemonade, it looked so good. The food was fantastic! We had friends that had been just 5 days before and wanted to go again. It was very reasonably priced and delicious. We will definitely be back!! YUM

This is a great place to nosh with family n friends! Unpretentious, moderate noise delightful fare…read morethough a small menu Pleasently surprised....you need a quick filling meal...give the Guys a try

One of our favorite places to eat! You get fresh food with good portions with fast service. Staff…read moreis always friends and the restaurant is very clean. Caution: 2 lines of red sauce is hotttt! So unless you like spicy, my husband recommends one line red sauce and lots of white sauce!