The Most Delectable Grocery in Aurora

Beltran's Meat Market

★★★★★ 4.5 (246) • $

"It is basically a market with a small eating space. The people we encountered were friendly and service oriented.I ordered a barbacoa taco and an asada taco. My son ordered a variety of tacos including a tongue taco. The tacos are small but hey they only cost $ 2.50. Both my son's tacos and mine were delicious. My son and I plan to return and try other menu items."

Panaderia Y Taqueria Chihuas

★★★★☆ 4 (84) • $

"Very good, the dinners were very well done deep in flavor, great hidden secret spot.The bakery goods were over the top, even being full from dinner i couldnt resist had to buy 6 fruit empanadas.The super flaky strawberry was fantastic, they earned their stars"

Max Market

★★★★☆ 4.1 (55)

"For being a local store it gets good ratings because it's convenient. It doesn't have the best prices. Max Market is okay if you prefer local over big chain stores. Limited selection but still decent. The service is just okay. Anything local is usually better than a corporate chain. It mostly is the case here. The prices really aren't worse than many other stores. It's typical of a convenient store to take advantage of customers in a hurry. They sure do that here, but it's not all bad though. Some things have decent prices. The made to order items are the best values. Grocery items are pricier. This is good if you have some time. It has a pretty good menu of sandwiches and things from the deli. Prices are better for the made to order items. This is a better place if you have time for waiting."

East Europe Market

★★★★☆ 4.4 (37) • $$

"On our tour of international food markets, we also made a stop to this Bulgarian food store. Upon entering the store, you are hit with a wave of delicious smelling meat or bread or combination of the two. It was just so incredible to be bathed in that culinary wonder.We wandered up and down the aisles and there is so much to look at. Of course we filled up our basket with goodies that we have never tried before. The usual chocolate requirement was there but we also picked up pasta that is tiny grains almost like cous cous but you cook it for 17 minutes! I cannot wait to try it out. We also took some of the softest most delectable bread home out of their front case. Our friend picked up one that was filled with cheese and sprinkled with herbs on top and for that alone I need to go back."

India's Harvest

★★★★☆ 3.6 (48) • $

"Heard a lot about this place .Checked out .Its good. Highly recommended and worth visiting"

Almustafa Market

★★★★☆ 4.3 (8)

"The place is cool. You can have dinner before you pick up fresh bread and fresh desserts for your family. They also have a small grocery store that specializes in Middle Eastern food."

Victoria's Market

★★★☆☆ 3.2 (12)

"Great little market with good food and friendly staff, few tables for seating, the market has a butcher shop and great prices. Love their fresh chorizo, and fajita meats. Plus dont forget up front the displays of their inhouse bakery items..the have you covered ready to eat, ready to fix"

Rocky Mountain Meat Market

★★★★★ 4.7 (3)

"Azul! It's time for another review, and what better place than Rocky Mountain Meat Market at Colorado/Iliff? Yea, they've got your lamb shanks, your prime beef. and (of course!) your spicy Merguez sausage, but there is so much more to peep at in this cozy little nook.The owner of RMMM is in fact Amazigh from Algeria (you'll notice that the Halal sign on the wall has English, Arabic, *and* Tifinagh letters when you enter), and his intent is to bring a bounty of North African delectables to his ever-eager customer base. Are you needing some hot-as-heck Harissa sauce from Tunisia to add some chile to your cooking? You can find it here - and how! Maybe instead you're in search of a nice big bag of couscous straight from Casablanca? Again, you've come to the right place. And how about a selection of soda from the proprietor's home country? One of my favorites in this regard is Selecto. "Oh, how does that one taste?", I hear you inquire. Well, it's kind of, um, apple-y, date-y, coke-y... hmm, maybe I should stop trying to describe it - let's just say you'll love it and leave it at that. But then, there are also bottles of orange-flower water, chocolate custard mixes, cans of succulently-sauced tuna, boxes of mint tea - basically, all your Maghrebi food needs will be filled in a single visit here.As it turns out however, it's truly your lucky day, because RMMM in fact features products from all across the Near and Middle East to enthuse over. How about a jumbo-sized can of ghee from Jordan (adorned with a very aerodynamic gazelle)? Or some fava beans with a plethora of seasoning choices, whether your tastes lean more towards Lebanon, Egypt, or al-Khalij (the Gulf region)? Ooh, those chocolate/hazelnut cookies from Turkey look good don't they? And I can attest that they're even more flavorful than you can imagine. And naturally, the shelves are filled with jars upon jars of pickled and preserved vegetables of all kinds too - from cucumbers, to olives, to grape leaves, to.... Oops! I really should watch where I'm going a bit more, shouldn't I? I very nearly backed into this substantial selection of enormous bags of rice from India and Pakistan. But my favorite part of the shop is probably the cooler, where I can buy Kalb el Louz (Algerian semolina/almond cake) or Mille-Feuille (layered cream pastry)."