30+ Restaurants Offering To-Go Meal Kits In and Around Denver

Many Colorado restaurants offer finish-at-home to-go meals and meal kit options that allow customers to support businesses — as of October 27, Denver orders mandate that current restaurant capacity is reduced from 50% to 25%. We’ve created a running list of restaurants with creative, diverse, even fancy meals (with beverages to complete) to enjoy at home on any occasion. 

These meals and kits are designed for cooking at home, reheating from frozen and assembly, therefore not all restaurants currently serving to-go are listed. Many of these options can be ordered online as directed by each restaurant’s websites.

This list will be updated often to be current and more comprehensive as information becomes available.

*Editor’s note: As things shift with the current situation, make sure to check each restaurant’s websites or social media channels for restaurant-specific updates.

Ace

Photo courtesy of Ace.

Where: 501 E. 17th Ave., Denver 

Order: 303-800-7705 or go here

The Lowdown: Meal kits include miso soup, Thai coconut curry saag paneer and more. You can add batched cocktails, too.

Baba & Pop’s Handmade Pierogi

Photo courtesy of Baba & Pop’s Handmade Pierogi.

Where: 9945 E. Colfax Ave., Aurora

Order: 720-476-7183 or go here

The Lowdown: Frozen pierogies by the dozen come in varieties including classic potato & cheese, pulled pork, tomato, basil and mozzarella and gluten-free. They are ready to boil and pan-fry.

Barcelona Wine Bar

Photo courtesy of Barcelona Wine Bar on Facebook.

Where: 2900 Larimer St., Denver

Order: 303-816-3300 or go here.

The Lowdown: Takeout options include a paella kit, charcuterie, tapas, salads, large plates, desserts, beer, wine and cocktails.

Bar Dough

Chicken parmesan. Photo courtesy of Bar Dough.

Where: 2227 W 32nd Ave., Denver

Order: 720-668-8506 or go here

The Lowdown: In addition to their dinner menu, options include family-style meals ($35 or less for two to three people) with choices of chicken parmesan with a large bucatini, eggplant parmesan with a large bucatini or bucatini with meatballs, served with garlic bread and salad. Add wine, cocktails and dessert.

Barolo Grill

Photo by Alden Bonecutter.

Where: 3030 E. Sixth Ave., Denver

Order: 303-393-1040 or go here

The Lowdown: Barolo’s Provisions for curbside pickup are pasta for two people (pasta and sauce with cooking instructions), coffee and pints of homemade gelato.

Bartaco

Photo courtesy of Bartaco on Facebook.

Where: 1048 Pearl St., Boulder

Order: 719-249-8226 or go here

The Lowdown: Family Packs come in two types — the taco kit (up to 16 tacos) and roasted chicken kit with salsa verde, chips and a choice of three sides from pineapple, spicy cucumber salad, black beans, brown rice, elote-dressed street corn, asian slaw, kimchi and tortillas.

Beckon

Photo by Brittany Werges.

Where: 2843 Larimer St., Denver

Order: 303-749-0020 or go here

The Lowdown: Our Home to Yours is a $50 per person dinner (standard and vegetarian options) with add-ons – flower bouquets, beverages, beer, wine and cocktails.

Bistro Vendôme

Moules at Bistro Vendôme. Photo by Adrienne Thomas.

Where: 1420 Larimer St., Denver

Order: 303-825-3232 or go here

The Lowdown: Dubbed Bistro on Wheels, the French restaurant offers starters, charcuterie, salads, main courses, steak frites, desserts, batched cocktails and brunch kits — think, quiche and Croque Monsieur — on Saturdays and Sundays.

Cafe Aion

Photo courtesy of Cafe Aion on Facebook.

Where: 1235 Pennsylvania Ave., Boulder

Order: 303-993-8131 or go here

The Lowdown: The paella kit, Spanish and Moroccan picnic kits and meals will serve two to three and four to six people.

Cattivella

Photo courtesy of Cattivella.

Where: 10195 E. 29th Dr., Denver

Order: 303-645-3779 or go here

The Lowdown: Choose whole rotisserie chicken with bread, salad, pasta or protein and dessert for a family meal or opt for wood-fired pizza and other main courses.

Centro Mexican Kitchen/Jax Fish House/LOLA Coastal Mexican

Photo courtesy of Centro Mexican Kitchen on Facebook.

Where: Various locations in Boulder and Denver 

Order: Centro Mexican Kitchen/Jax Fish House/LOLA Coastal Mexican

The Lowdown: Set up breakfast burritos, taco boards, enchiladas and taco kits from Centro. Jax offers a wide range of finish-at-home kits from burgers to mussels, lobster rolls and more. LOLA’s claim to fame is a paella meal kit that even comes with its own paella pan.  

DiFranco’s

DiFranco's Gluten-Free Chicken Parm Sandwich

Photo by Danielle Webster.

Where: 955 N. Lincoln St., Denver

Order: 720-253-1244 or go here

The Lowdown: Choose from the Italian date night dinner kit (salad, main course, cannoli and wine for two people), lasagna for two to three people, fresh pasta, sauces and produce boxes.

Frasca Food and Wine/Tavernettta

Frasca  At Home video guide preparation. Photo courtesy of Frasca Food & Wine on Facebook.

Where: Locations in Boulder and Denver

Order: Frasca Food and Wine/Tavernettta

The Lowdown: Frasca At Home has themed dinner kits with recipes, chef-led video guides and virtual tasting notes, and Tavernetta To Go offers starters, pasta, sauces, cheeses and extras.

Fruition/Mercantile/Chook

Chook chicken and sides. Photo by Alden Bonecutter.

Where: Various locations in Denver

Order: Fruition/Mercantile/Chook

The Lowdown: Enjoy a variety of main courses, sides and desserts (Fruition, Mercantile) and rotisserie chicken meals for one, two and four people, Booyah Stew Kit, party sizes, sides, sauces and dessert (Chook).

Leven Deli

Pastrami sandwich. Photo by Brittni Bell Warshaw.

Where: 123 W. 12th St., Denver

Order: 303-325-5691 or go here

The Lowdown: Dig into picnic boxes, barbecue kits, boxed lunches, sandwiches, cheeses, bread, sides and charcuterie.

Lou’s Food Bar/Luca/Mizuna/Osteria Marco/Russell’s Smokehouse

Luca meatball. Photo by Alden Bonecutter.

Where: Various locations in Denver

Order: Lou’s Food Bar/Luca/Mizuna/Osteria Marco/Russell’s Smokehouse

The Lowdown: Bonanno Concepts’ has plenty of meal kit options — there’s Lou’s Sunday whole fried chicken with sides and birthday cake to share, Luca Sunday Family Meal, pizza, dry pastas, sauces and wines by the bottle, Mizuna At Home three-course meals (with cocktails and wine add-ons), Osteria Marco Weekend Family Meal and Monday and Tuesday Pizza Nights for two to four people (salad, pizza, wine and dessert for $50), and Russell’s Smokehouse Picnic Tote (with choice of wine or beer) and barbecue meats by the pound.

Marczyk Fine Foods

Curbside pickup. Photo courtesy of Marczyk Fine Foods on Facebook.

Where: 770 E. 17th Ave., 5100 E. Colfax Ave., Denver

Order: 303-894-9499 (17th Ave.), 303-243-3355 (Colfax)

The Lowdown: Marczyk’s has Niman Ranch Burger Night To-Go kits for two and four people, deli sandwiches, sides (salads, vegetables)  and frozen meals including chicken enchiladas, lasagna and penne. Schedule curbside pickup here for orders, too.

Noble Fry-it (Noble Riot Wine Bar)

Photo courtesy of Noble Riot.

Where: 1336 27th St.

Order: 303-993-5330 or go here

The Lowdown: Satisfy a craving for fried chicken with small and large chicken buckets and fried chicken sandwiches. You can also choose a burger, charcuterie board, focaccia, fries and devils on horseback starters.

Osaka Ramen

Osaka Ramen Kit. Photo by Brittany Werges.

Where: 2611 Walnut St., Denver

Order: 303-955-7938 or go here

The Lowdown: At-home ramen kits will become a weekday soup dinner favorite this fall and winter. Kits come with broth, noodles and garnishes for the classic chicken, shoyu, tonkotsu and vegetable options and a seasonal offering (currently green chile and chorizo).

Señor Bear

Photo courtesy of Señor Bear on Facebook.

Where: 3301 Tejon St., Denver

Order: 720-572-5997 or go here

The Lowdown: Decide from the dinner menu or a Bear Basket, a chef-chosen three-course dinner for $50 per person. Baskets include two starters, a large and small main dish with two sides and dessert. Cocktails, mocktails, margaritas and more can be added.

SOL Cocina

Photo by Kyle Cooper.

Where: 200 Columbine St. #110, Denver

Order: 303-953-2208 or go here

The Lowdown: Party Packs ($65) serve up to five people and come with a bottle of house margarita with six servings. Packs include guacamole, caesar salad with chicken, made with cotija cheese and avocado, and six street tacos with a choice of two proteins — grilled chicken, carnitas and black bean sweet potato.

Somebody People

Radishes. Photo by Lukas Crosby.

Where: 1165 S. Broadway, Denver

Order: 720-502-5681 or go here

The Lowdown: Select a four-course dinner for one (focaccia, roasted vegetables or salad, pasta and a cookie for $25) and pick up market sauces, butter, spices and desserts.

Spuntino

Photo courtesy of Spuntino.

Where: 2639  W. 32nd Ave., Denver

Order: 303-433-0949 or go here

The Lowdown: Easily plate a meal at home with focaccia, olives and a meat and cheese picnic basket for starters, pastas, samosas and finish with gelato, cake slices and truffles for dessert, and serve with wines, beers and liquors by the bottle or prepare cocktail kits.

Welton Street Cafe

Photo by Alden Bonecutter.

Where: 2736 Welton St., Denver

Order: 303-296-6602

The Lowdown: Try wing dinners, fried chicken, catfish and shrimp main courses and plates including smothered pork chops and jerk chicken.

For more, also check out these food halls for meal kit pickup options – Avanti, Avanti Boulder, Denver Central Market, Denver Milk Market, Junction Food and Drink, The Source and Stanley Marketplace.