Middle East Market

Denver, Estados Unidos

4.4

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Teléfono:
+1 303-756-4580
Dirección:
2254 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO, 80222
Southeast
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
320 mE Evans Ave & S Colorado Blvd
380 mSouth Colorado Boulevard & Evans Avenue‎
380 mS Colorado Blvd & E Dickenson Place
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Hoy

Hoy 09:30 – 23:00
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Horario local (Denver) 6:26 sábado, 1 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 09:30 – 22:00
martes 09:30 – 22:00
miércoles 09:30 – 22:00
jueves 09:30 – 22:00
viernes 09:30 – 23:00
sábado 09:30 – 23:00
domingo –

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12 opiniones sobre Middle East Market

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Tu valoración: 5
Denver, CO
In addition to having the hard to find grocery products, the people who work at the store are consistently nice and kind! They always greet me, ask if I need help finding products and all the social niceties that are sadly not present when I go to many other stores. They have a great selection of tahini! The teas too-there’s a loose leaf cardamon tea that is wonderful and fragrant. And they have the best Hummus in their refrigerated section!
Tu valoración: 5
Denver, CO
One of two places I shop for my middle eastern fixes. I live Sadaf tea and baklava and can get it here for a reasonable price. However, the only had boxed baklava rather than the fresh local made, but no complaints here. I like being able to get Jordan almonds, tea, baklava, figs, dates, etc., and explore all of the various and numerous items this small store carries. Oh, don’t hesitate to get a doogh yogurt drink on your way out, you’ll love it. Just beware, parking isn’t great.
Tu valoración: 5
Denver, CO
This is a real interesting store! More spices and middle-​east-​and-​indian-​subcontinent foodstuffs, condiments than you could imagine. Even a decent meat counter, dairy, and some fresh vegetables as well. You will find stuff here that you never realized existed, and which will spark your creative imagination. If you enjoy (or you enjoy experimenting with) middle-​east or sub-​continent cooking, you must give this store a try.
Tu valoración: 4
Grand Junction, CO
First stop here. It’s small, but I loved their selection. There was a prior review that suggested they should have jasmine, but basmati is what Mid East — S. Asian menus consist of, and there is plenty. From 5lb up to 20lb bags, for cheap. Tons of spices. Pre-​packaged and bulk, hookah tobacco selection was quite large for the size of the store, lots of oils and other cooking necessities. Highly recommend, and will be back.
Tu valoración: 5
Denver, CO
Such an amazing store. Every employee has a smile on their face and is going out of their way to help you. As an American interested in learning about different cultures and foods, they are so incredibly helpful and kind.
Tu valoración: 5
San Francisco, CA
Best place to find Bulgarian products like salads. bulgarian soups and more!
Tu valoración: 4
Denver, CO
This is a really cool ethnic market. They have almost everything from rice to tea, to detergent, and a deli section which you can find homemade baklava, flat bread, olives, etc. I wish I had someone who know how to read the label with me. I ended up buying some flat bread and a pint of labne yogurt, which is the bomb! It’s actually a type of yogurt cheese. The texture reminds me of Greek yogurt and the taste is just too flavorful to describe. It’s a little savory so definitely not your breakfast or dessert yogurt.
Tu valoración: 4
Denver, CO
On a recent visit I discovered that they have several varieties of imported feta cheese (Bulgarian, French, Dutch, and more) that are quite inexpensive compared to what you’d pay in a chain store. The fellow behind the counter insisted that I sample them before making a purchase. Today I left with a pound of the French feta, placed in a plastic bag, sans twist tie, which felt very authentic. That must be how they keep their costs down!
Tu valoración: 5
Denver, CO
A little bit of home away from Dearborn. So glad you are here! Mahasalama!
Tu valoración: 4
Denver, CO
Best place in Denver to get your Middle East spices, feta cheese, and other Mid East specialty items. I have been making Tagine and not only did they have whole pickled lemons, they had a selection. Don’t forget to get a fresh made sweet treat to go with your meal.
Tu valoración: 4
Parker, CO
What a super-​cool place. We had a few minutes to spare before dinner at Damascus and wandered in. Way cool ingredients and a very authentic feel. I bought a whole bunch of cool stuff I need to incorporate into recipes… somehow: pomegranate molasses, tahini, chutney. Tried 2 of their packaged middle eastern breads and they weren’t so hot so I don’t plan to buy them again. One was a pita and the other a thick, flat bread that was more than a foot long. Bought a Turkish Delight at the register and was delighted. :))
Happy to have stumbled upon this hidden treasure.
Tu valoración: 3
Denver, CO
Shelf stable basics for Middle Eastern cooking, as well as specialty cookware. Very small selection of refrigerated goods. Go in with a smile and a list and you’ll find what you need.