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When Andrew Zimmern, host of
Bizarre Foods, listed the
"Best Ethnic Food in the U.S." for
Food & Wine, he lauded Denver for its Den-Mex -- gravy-like green chile in general, and the variations served at
Chubby's and
El Taco de Mexico, especially when accompanied by anything else from El Taco.
Many readers aren't fans of Zimmern's choices -- or of Zimmern himself.
See also:
- Andrew Zimmern says Den-Mex defines Denver
- Why Denver is home to the best Mexican dish in the United States
- Bizarre Foods host Andrew Zimmern eats his way through Denver
Says Clayton Graham:
Zimmern's palate has been tarnished by the likes of exotic peppers and undercooked testicles. Denver is an amazing farm to table city with progressive cultures inspired to eat "clean". The Sonoran southwest is undoubtedly America's best Mexican and South American food representation.
What do you think is the best ethnic food in Denver? And what do you think of Zimmern? Find many more opinions in the
conversation already under way here.
