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Native FoodsA-Worth Trying
680 S Colorado Blvd, Glendale, CO 80246
· Vegan restaurant, Restaurant, Vegetarian restaurant
· 4.6/5 Google (1818 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Lively vegan fast-casual spot delivering flavorful plant-based comfort food with big portions and fast service at moderate prices, though occasional service lapses and inconsistency appear.
Why it gets an A- for overall quality
Native Foods delivers exceptional food quality and outstanding service speed that compete with the area's better neighborhood restaurants, earning a solid grade A- performance. Strong repeat-customer loyalty and a kid-friendly menu reinforce its appeal as a reliable local favorite. However, occasional consistency lapses and a functional strip-mall setting prevent the higher distinction needed for grade A territory.
Restaurant Summary
The room reads clean and casual with counter ordering, quick ticket times, and a steady buzz from locals and hotel guests. One diner put it simply: "Food came fast and tasted way better than typical vegan fast food." Staff are often friendly and efficient, and repeat customers say the spot has only improved over time. The cooking leans plant-based comfort food rather than culinary theater: crispy "chicken," big burgers, orange cauliflower, and hearty bowls. Seasonals like the banh mi bowl keep things fresh, while desserts such as the peanut butter parfait win frequent praise. It suits vegans and open-minded omnivores who want flavor-forward plates without fuss, delivered at fast-casual speed. Families are well covered. There is a full kids menu (tenders, mac, grilled cheese, quesadilla) plus simple sides like fries and rice. Even skeptical kids reportedly enjoyed the tenders and mac, and prices for kids items sit at $10, making it an easy family pick.
At a Glance
- Big, flavorful vegan comfort food with fast turnaround
- Strong repeat-customer base and kid-friendly menu
- Clean space with moderate prices and generous portions
- Occasional service lapses or quality misses (soggy bread, burnt buns)
- Delivery orders may miss utensils unless requested
What Sets It Apart
- 100_percent_vegan_menu
- kid_specific_menu
- fast_turnaround_times
- broad_comfort_food_styles
What People Love
- Craveable plant-based chicken and burgers
- Gluten-free dessert like peanut butter parfait
- Fast service with food often in under 10 minutes
- Seasonal specials that add variety
- Generous portions that feel satisfying
Points of Concern
- Occasional prep issues like soggy buns or burnt bread reported by a minority of diners
- A few reports of curt or rude interactions at the counter
- Delivery orders to hotels sometimes lack utensils unless requested
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$20-$28 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Gluten-avoiders: Buddha Bowl or Shawarma Bowl are labeled gluten-free
- Kids: Tenders or Mac and Cheese at $10 with fries or rice
- Spice-seekers: The Real Nashville Hot or Buffalo Twister Wrap
Perfect For
- Casual lunch near Cherry Creek
- Quick dinner before errands or events
- Mixed-diet groups seeking vegan comfort food
- Families needing a reliable kids menu
Location Insights
Area: Busy arterial near Cherry Creek; mix of hotels, retail, and trail access draws office workers, shoppers, and travelers.
Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked corridor with good lighting and steady foot/car traffic.
Nearby: Adjacent to hotels, near Cherry Creek Trail and shopping; parking lots common, bike access noted.
GlendaleGlendale offers a casual and accessible dining environment with a variety of eateries ranging from fast casual to sit-down restaurants. The area is known for its walkability and a community-oriented atmosphere, attracting residents and visitors looking for diverse food options in a relaxed setting.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday11:00–21:00
Tuesday11:00–21:00
Wednesday11:00–21:00
Thursday11:00–21:00
Friday11:00–21:00
Saturday09:00–21:00
Sunday09:00–21:00
Available: Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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