Denver Central Market is like any other Central Market in that it features a wide variety of foods and cuisines in one large building, so customers can pick and choose from different restaurants and shops. Located on 2669 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80205, Denver Central Market is slightly smaller than other central markets, but offers a variety of foods from tacos to sandwiches to caramels to ice cream (ice cream!).
After looking through the whole market, I decided on a poke bowl with salmon and tuna (off the menu- it was a combined item!).It was delicious, offered with a seaweed salad, cucumber, and a tangy soy sauce. The combination of salad and fresh fish is perfect for the summer!
The poke bowl came from the restaurant Silva’s, a “full service fish market”, as it says on their website, that serves ceviche, poke, and other delicious seafood.
As you can see from my pointed “ice cream!” remark earlier into this post, I was very enthusiastic about the ice cream (I always am). High Point Creamery, which gets 4.5 stars on Yelp, is a credible, delicious ice cream shop with unique flavors and options.
A link and picture of the menu are below:
http://www.highpointcreamery.com/menu.html
Although I am known for having a separate desert stomach, I was already full from before, so decided on a single scoop of coconut crème brûlée ice cream. This unique combination featured bits of crème brûlée and a distinct coconut flake flavor and texture as well. This was by far one of the best ice creams I have ever had, and I am sure that their other flavors, such as cookies and cream and brown sugar cinnamon, would also live up to this reputation.
To High Point Creamery, I would give five out of five smiley faces 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 (and maybe another 1/2- because it’s ice cream, come on 😉 ).
To Silva’s Fish Market, 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 1/2 (a 1/2 is deducted because of the overpowering flavor of tangy soy sauce in the poke bowl).
Thanks for visiting, and cheers!
Anya