Halal Restaurants & International Markets
International Markets
Halal Restaurants (Beef, Chicken, & Lamb)
International Market Aurora
2020 S Parker Rd
Denver, CO 80231  
(303) 695-1090
International Market Fort Collins
1643 S College Ave
Fort Collins, CO 80525  
(970) 221-3585
Marhaba International Market
6879 Leetsdale Dr
Denver, CO 80224  
(303) 333-7653
Sultan Grill‎
12650 West 64th Avenue
Arvada, CO‎ 80004
(303) 463-5333‎
Taste of Jerusalem Cafe
15 E Bijou St
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
(719) 477-1777
Ali Baba Grill DTC
5380 Greenwood Plaza Blvd. Suite J110,
Greenwood Village, CO 80111  
(303) 779-0026
Nazar International Market
1842 S Parker Rd Unit 6
Denver, CO 80231  
(303) 750-8875
Shish Kabob Grill
1503 Grant St,
Denver, CO 80203  
(303) 837-8800
Al-Basha Restaurant
1180 S Parker Rd
Denver, CO 80231
(303) 751-6668
House of Kabob
2246 S Colorado Blvd
Denver, CO 80222
(720) 253-1038
The Following Restaurants have
ONLY HALAL LAMB:
Sahara Restaurant
9636 E Arapahoe Rd
Greenwood Village, CO 80112  
(303) 790-4707
Damascus Restaurant
2276 S Colorado Blvd
Denver, CO 80222  
(303) 757-3515
Al-Salam Restaurant
822 S College Ave
Fort Collins, CO 80524  
(970) 484-3198
Ali Baba Grill
109 N Rubey Dr
Golden, CO 80403  
(303) 279-2228
Jerusalem International Market
4101 E Evans Ave
Denver, CO 80222  
(303) 691-2330
Middle East Market
2254 S Colorado Blvd
Denver, CO 80222  
(303) 756-4580
World Bazaar
242 Havana St
Aurora, CO 80010  
(720) 858-1112
Denver Halal Market
10200 E Mississippi Ave
Aurora, CO 80247
(303) 751-6661
Havana Halal Market
868 South Havana Street
Aurora, CO 80012
(303) 341-4033
Halal Market
111 Lake Street
Fort Morgan, CO 80701
(970) 867-5885
Oasis International Market
1643 South College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO‎ 80525
(970) 221-3585‎
Arash Grocery's‎
2720 South Parker Road
Aurora, CO‎ 80014
(303) 752-9272‎
Khyber Bazar
16798 East Iliff Ave
Aurora, CO 80013
(303) 369-7174
Cafe Paprika‎
13152 East Mississippi Avenue
Aurora, CO‎ 80012
(303) 755-4150‎
Aladdin Market
10315 E Iliff Ave
Aurora, Colorado‎ 80247
(303) 337-3121‎
Amira Bakery
10375 East Iliff Avenue
Denver, CO 80247
(303) 745-1766
Why Halal Meat?
Islam has laws regarding which foods can and cannot be eaten
and also on the proper method of slaughtering an animal for
consumption, known as dhabihah
Thabiha or Dhabiha (Arabic: ذبيحة‎), is the prescribed method of
ritual slaughter of all animals excluding fish and most sea-life
per Islamic law. Islamic method of slaughtering animal

The Islamic mode of slaughtering an animal requires the
following conditions to be met:

1. Animal should be slaughtered with sharp knife:
The animal has to be slaughtered with a sharp object (knife)
and in a fast way so that the pain of slaughter is minimized.

2. Cut wind pipe, throat and vessels of neck:
Zabiha is an Arabic word which means ‘slaughtered’. The
‘slaughtering’ is to be done by cutting the throat, windpipe and
the blood vessels in the neck causing the animal’s death
without cutting the spinal cord.

3. Blood should be drained:
The blood has to be drained completely before the head is
removed. The purpose is to drain out most of the blood, which
would serve as a good culture medium for microorganisms.
The spinal cord must not be cut because the nerve fibers to the
heart could be damaged during the process causing cardiac
arrest, stagnating the blood in the blood vessels.

Blood is a good media of germs, bacteria, toxins:  
Therefore the Muslim way of slaughtering is more hygienic as
most of the blood containing germs, bacteria, toxins are
eliminated.

Meat remains fresh for a longer time:
Meat slaughtered by Islamic way remains fresh for a
longer time due to deficiency of blood in the meat as compared
to other methods of slaughtering.

Animal does not feel pain:
The swift cutting of vessels of the neck disconnects the flow of
blood to the nerve of the brain responsible for pain. Thus the
animal does not feel pain. While dying, the animal struggles,
writhers, shakes and kicks, not due to pain, but due to the
contraction and relaxation of the muscles deficient in blood and
due to the flow of blood out of the body.

Allah knows the best!