Tocabe, An American Indian Eatery

Cocoa Cinnamon

This place is good on so many levels. The food was inventive and better than I had even imagined. Service was quick and friendly, even with a line. They’re closed tomorrow, on the 4th but for us as visitors to Denver it was a perfect way to start acknowledging and celebrating Indigenous people. If we lived here, I’d be here all the time.

Mike Grant

Wow, wow, wow, I was searching for the other Indian food and this came up in my search results and I'm so glad. Completely forgot bison was a thing in this area. I tried the bison taco and it was so good it just blew me away. I wanted to try the ribs but they're only served on the weekend. When I make it back here, this will be one of my first stops!

Moira Villiard

Amazingly good! I was visiting Denver from Minnesota and hoping to try some Indigenous cuisine and came across this place. It was cool to see Indian tacos and wojape all the way here! :) I loved the wide selection of fresh toppings to choose from, some of the best frybread tacos I've had just given the toppings. Staff was friendly and explained how to use the menu (though the signage is a little confusing/overwhelming at first). I also thought it was really affordable? We got 2 tacos (one pictured here), one of the stuffed tacos (pictured here), and the dessert frybread with wojape and it was only $50, and we only ate half and saved the rest for lunch the next day!

Derrick Grant

This Tocabe location is outstanding. I ordered the Bison Ribs that came with fry bread and I ordered a side of green chili stew. Every aspect of this meal I was outstanding, the ribs were unique and very flavorful, the fry bread was fluffy and delicious, and the green chili stew head a small amount of heat and very flavorful. The staff was very friendly and courteous and the food was outstanding. I highly recommend this restaurant.