Native American Restaurant

[KS63]

I was trying to decide between Mexican or Indian for dinner tonight and a friend who lives in AZ said Native American. I haven't heard of such a thing and he said go to a Reservation for the best quality. I am not going to a Reservation for dinner. Any restaurant like this exist in CO?

[StagLefty]

There's a Native Foods restaraunt in Boulder my son took me to. Don't know if it's the same thing,it was pretty good for good for a meat eater like myself but it is all vegan.

[Irving]

Ted's Montana Grill serves Buffalo. Shrug.

[Great-Kazoo]

Native American / Indian food is bland on the rez. If there's a place "offering" NA food, expect it to spiced up for the standard eating out palate

[The Norseman]

Back in the day, we used to live in Ganado, AZ. Deep Rez territory. Plenty of NA food/restaurants around but the best was to eat at the Navajo Nation Inn at Window Rock. The Navajo Taco was authentic!

[KS63]

Native American / Indian food is bland on the rez. If there's a place "offering" NA food, expect it to spiced up for the standard eating out palate

Makes geographic sense.

[Great-Kazoo]

Makes geographic sense.

Unfortunately yes. it's like ordering something smothered in green chile. You're in Az or CA (certain parts) and you get a bunch of diced jalapeno's over it.

[kidicarus13]

Ate here... Tocabe

3536 West 44th Avenue
Denver, CO 80211

Reminded me of Qdoba.

[Alpha2]

I've seen a couple places around the front range, but wasn't interested enough to enter. I figured if it was all that, I would have seen it sometime in the last 60 years. I'm thinking acorn paste and prairie grass. I could be wrong.

[cfortune]

Kachina at the Westin in Westminster has a decent selection of Navajo tacos. They're pretty damn good. Kind of pricey though.