We love splitting meals because it give us the chance to try more dishes. Anyone else?!
One of the best things about hitting up a food truck pod or an indoor food hall is that you have all sorts of different cuisines at your disposal.
Can’t decide on street tacos or dim dum? Why not get both, and a scoop of gelato for dessert!
Anything is possible at a food hall or pod of food trucks. Plus, it’s also a good solution when traveling with people who all are craving something different.
Food Trucks in Denver
Because of low start-up fees and few regulations, Denver is ranked as one of the top US cities for food trucks to get their start. So it comes as no surprise that you’ll find them parked outside many-a-brewery.
For the most diverse selection, head to the Civic Center where you’ll often find a few food trucks lined up with a selection of different options.
Every summer the Civic Center Conservancy partners with local businesses to put on the annual Civic Center EATS culinary event in Denver. Join the fun on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm where a variety of Denver’s best food trucks gather on the southwest side of the Central Promenade of the historical Civic Center Park.
Insider Tip: Follow @CivicCenterEATS on Facebook to check out the food truck schedule before you arrive and get real-time event updates.
And for a list of pretty much every food truck in Denver, check out Go Truckster for descriptions and upcoming locations.
Food halls in Denver
Food halls are great for finding a variety of different food and drink options all under one roof. As an added bonus, some double as a great co-working space, artisanal markets, or even nightlife hotspots. Denver certainly loves their food halls and there are a few notable ones around the city. Here are a few highlights:
Denver Central Market (RiNo)
With 11 vendors, this indoor market in the RiNo district feels in a way like a marketplace of the past. You can stop in and pick up cuts of meat from the butcher, freshly made bread from the artisan bakery, and specialty chocolates, all to go.
If you’d prefer to enjoy a meal onsite, that’s an option too. Mix and match from the different vendors — oysters, a craft cocktail, a hearty salad and a wood-fired pizza, anyone?! There is plenty of outdoor seating where you can enjoy your bites while surrounded by evocative murals and string lights, or post up inside with your laptop to get some work done while you snack.
Psst! There’s even a second version of this food hall at the airport, so you can grab your favorite eats one last time before leaving the city.
Avanti Food & Beverage (LoHi)
Coined as a Collective Eatery, this modern day food hall is built into a bi-level shipping container and features an eclectic mix of vendors from pizza to sushi. Each of the 6 different restaurant concepts feels a bit like a food stall or permanent food truck with community seating throughout. At night the bar scene comes alive and the rooftop is guaranteed to be a hot spot all summer long.
The Source Hotel + Market Hall (RiNo)
At the base of The Source Hotel are two market halls that feature 25 vendors and artisans. Here, you’ll find Israeli cuisine, pizza, sushi, smoked meats and gelato. A little something for everyone!
Denver Milk Market (LoDo)
Situated on the iconic Dairy Block, the Milk Market is centrally-located and offers varied dining options. From hot fried chicken to fresh pasta to bao buns to lobster rolls, it can be hard to choose! But that’s the beauty of a food hall — you can sample a few different dishes all under one roof.
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