Middle East Market — Attraction in Denver

I started going to this halal store looking for meat to buy since my daughter stopped eating meat from the big box grocery stores. There was a switch of owners mid-summer at the Middle East Market. While the friendly service is the same, the store itself has gotten a makeover. The storeowner has cleaned up and organized every product, even adding more light. Each time I've shopped there, the owner or employees are working hard to make sure it's ready for customers. One example of their friendly service, I wanted Angel Kisses, chocolate covered marshmallow, and they ordered it for me from Chicago, and now they keep it stocked. Mostly, you will find lots of Middle Eastern products, like grape leaves, olive oil, and kunaffa, which actually tastes good for being packaged (Zalatimo brand). You will find frozen meat as well as fresh. If you're wondering if my daughter likes the Middle East Market meat, the answer is yes. Go visit! They're super...

It a great place to shop at if you looking for warm African ( Middle East ) products.

Starting from beans shelves till the end to frozen foods and dry fruits, you will find varieties of hot spices, pickled and canned food.

If you a hookah user, it’s the right place to go. They offer different tastes and flavors of the tobacco. Also, they have different designs and shapes of Hookahs.

Zack, he is a gentleman. No matter what he is going through, he is serving with smile and welcome manner.

They have fresh meat and nice cheeses.

I can’t count what they have; you should give them a trip. It worth it.

Thank you Zack and Ahmed for the great service....

Since the last century I have been shopping at the Middle East Market and this is always the best compared to others in the metro area. The experience can be described as an upscale 7-11ish store in some distant North Africa neighborhood. Somewhere they have a butcher because sheep or goat meat is available fresh. Lots of hand packaged spices, canned goods, and sweets from places like Turkey, Lebanon and Egypt. Also Korans, hookahs, and cooking utensils and a whole lot more. Prices are reasonable. Inventory changes regularly so be prepared to linger and experience new tasts...