Salads in Denver

Vertical farm, restaurant and market combo Farm & Market opened its doors in RiNo in September 2023, when it started slinging soups and salads with produce grown on its 1,100 hydroponic towers. The effort, which is fully wind-powered, comprises a farm; a market stand where consumers can buy produce like orange thyme, Black Magic kale and Pomegranate Crunch romaine harvested the same day; and a restaurant with a menu packed with the freshest produce around.

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The Flavor Dojo @ Rioja

1431 Larimer St. Downtown Denver

303-820-2282

Salads

In the Zone Sports Bar & Grill

15600 W. 44th Ave., Golden West Denver Suburbs

303-279-3888

Burgers, Pizza, Salads, Sandwiches, Wings, Bars and Clubs, Music Venues

Located in Golden, not too far from the Coors brewery, In the Zone is first and foremost a sports bar. With eighty flat-screen TVs spread around the huge place (it's home to a 120-foot bar), chances are that any game that’s on will be showing on one of the screens, whether it's professional or college football, hockey, basketball, baseball, or UFC and NASCAR. While sports may be king at In the Zone, the spot also offers live music, DJs, poker and beer pong tournaments. The menu offers standard bar food, including wings, burgers, sandwiches, salads and pizza.

Le Peep

2525 Arapahoe Ave. Boulder

303-444-5119

American, Breakfast/Brunch, Brunch, Comfort Foods, Deli, French, New American, Salads, Sandwiches, Specialties, Traditional, Vegetarian

Little Farmer

1637 Wazee St., @ Urban Farmer Downtown Denver

303-262-6070

Sandwiches, Salads, Menu

Modmarket

8500 Pena Blvd., Concourse B, Denver International Airport East Denver

Salads, Sandwiches

The first Modmarket opened in 2009 in Boulder; the town seemed ideally suited to the eatery's seasonal ingredients and farm-to-table philosophy set off by a sleek, fast-casual setting. Now those behind the Modmarket concept are setting their sights on anywhere in the nation that people crave quick, fresh food. Salads, pizzas, sandwiches, platters and even breakfast change seasonally, and all are made with dietary concerns and diners who want a creative, healthy meal in mind. This is Modmarket's first Denver International Airport eatery, located in the B Concourse.

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Mondo Mini

950 Broadway Downtown Denver

Sandwiches, Salads

Scooters Sports Bar & Grill

13698 E. Alameda Ave. Aurora

303-366-0019

American, Mexican, Salads, Specialties, Bars and Clubs, Menu

As its name implies, Scooter’s in Aurora is first and foremost a sports bar. You can catch any number of games on the hi-def TVs scattered around the place, as well as UFC fights. And although Scooter's, which also boasts a 1,700-square-foot deck, occasionally brings in live bands, there's usually dancing to DJs on Fridays and Saturdays, and karaoke is featured on Wednesdays. The grill's menu includes a variety of Mexican favorites, along with “build your own” burgers and homemade chicken-fried steak.

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Ski Granby Ranch

40, fifteen miles north of Winter Park, Granby Mountains

888-850-4615

Coffeehouse, Grill, Salads, Attractions and Amusement Parks, Hotels and Resorts, Sports and Recreation, Best Of

At SolVista Basin at Granby Ranch, you can enjoy skiing the way it was in the ‘70s, perhaps even the ‘60s -- when you could park at the base of the hill, go to your car between runs to grab another sweater or ditch a layer, maybe even eat a sandwich. But while the feel at SolVista is laidback, all of the equipment is thoroughly up-to-date, and you won’t be waiting in long lift lines like they did in the ‘70s. The slopes are all impeccably groomed, and the view from the top of the mountain offers a stunning look at the old ranching community of Granby and the valley beyond. Special bonus: night skiing and tubing on the weekends.

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So Perfect Eats

278 Fillmore St. Central Denver

303-862-9074

Salads, Sandwiches, Critics' Pick, Menu, Slideshow

Located on pedestrian-friendly Fillmore Street, So Perfect Eats is a shopper’s dream, with a lengthy menu of soups, salads and sandwiches that are just right when you’re in need of a pit stop. Since the restaurant sits up a flight of stairs, the best way to find it is to follow your nose to the source of those sweet, buttery smells. In the early morning, the tempting scent is likely to be coming from baguettes and ciabatta, baked fresh by chef-owner Lynda Campbell, a New York transplant who left the fashion industry to open the cafe with her husband. These breads -- which Campbell learned to make in an artisan baking class, her only formal training – serve as the foundation for sandwiches made with real meat, not the nitrate-laden deli kind, and reflect the good taste of someone who might not be a trained chef, but who obviously has a background in entertaining. And creating entertaining sandwich combinations. There are also salads, soups and those delicious baked goods whose smell led you to So Perfect Eats in the first place. The only thing that could make this spot more perfect would be if it stayed open later for dinner.

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Stack Subs

1331 17th St. Downtown Denver

303-295-7827

American, Sandwiches, Salads, Best Of, Readers' Choice

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Stack Subs

420 S. Teller St. Lakewood

303-742-7827

American, Salads, Sandwiches, Menu, Readers' Choice

Stack gets its name from the precise layering of ingredients that gives each bite the same blend of ingredients. Sandwiches are built on oven-crisped breads -- white, wheat, gluten-free or pretzel roll -- and feature classic deli combos, like the house favorite Italian, stacked with Genoa salami, mortadella, pepperoni, hot capicola and provolone, as well as the sub shop's own creations featuring pesto and house-made spicy cream cheese. If a sub's not enough, try a milkshake mixed on an old-school blender with real ice cream.

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