Where to Find Sfoglina Denver Products

As a small business without retail space, we realize it can be difficult to find Sfoglina products in Denver and the Front Range. It’s difficult for us as well because we strive to make personal, face to face connections with our community, and farmers market season is the only time we can really do that. 

However, in this blog we are going to share the ever growing list of markets, restaurants, and shops where you can consistently find Sfoglina products. We’re also looking forward to moving into our own retail space in Denver this spring where we will be stocked up on fresh pasta, dried pasta, sauces, and more!

Restaurants

• Mangia Panino: Located on the ground level at Avanti Boulder, Mangia Panino is an Italian deli that specializes in sandwiches, house made focaccia and Sfoglina pasta. My favorites are the carbonara made with Sfoglina bucatini, pasta alla vodka with our rigatoni, and the pesto chicken cutlet sandwich.  

• Osteria Alberico: Modeled after traditional Northern Italian ‘frascas’, Osteria Alberico is a neighborhood eatery and wine bar off South University that prides themselves on creating a communal atmosphere with simple food and drink at a reasonable price. Brought to you by the award winning Frasca Hospitality Group. 

• OAK at Fourteenth: Oak is located in Boulder on 14th and Pearl St. that offers a selection of seasonally rotating dishes and beverages. They specialize in woodfired American food that encapsulates the multitude of cultures in Colorado. 

• Rosetta Hall: Here’s another Pearl St. Boulder gem that offers eight restaurants, two bars, and one cafe that hosts live music and events. You can find Sfoglina pasta at Amalfi, a modern interpretation of classic Italian cuisine. 

• Death and Co: Death and Co started as an intimate cocktail bar in Manhattan, and has now grown to four locations across the country as a notable ‘cocktail institution’. The Denver location has grown into a sprawling restaurant and bar with full service breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Sfoglina mafaldine is featured in their lamb ragu. 

• Abejas: Abejas is located in downtown Golden and is dedicated to utilizing the best ingredients that Colorado has to offer, including Sfoglina pasta, local produce, organic meats, and features some of Colorado's vibrant distilleries and breweries. 

Markets/Specialty Shops

• Tom’s Seafood and Gourmet Market: Tom’s Seafood has been a staple in Lakewood since 1998 that sources the best and freshest seafood that’s flown into Denver daily. They even supply a sourcing map of where their products are from and keep their shelves stocked with specialty items from around the world. 

• Leven Supply Co: The newest addition to Leven Deli is the cozy Leven Supply Co. located on the corner of Alameda and Logan. Stop by for specialty grocery items, beer and wine, and fresh Sfoglina pasta.

• Ruby’s Market: Ruby’s Market started as a pantry during the pandemic that soon turned into a hotspot for multi-cultural and specialty foods. They strive to support immigrant and refugee entrepreneurs by offering specific cultural food staples and creating a community that recognizes the difficulties of starting life in a new country.

• Spinelli’s Market: This well-known Denver market is known to supply some of the best specialty and gourmet foods from around the world. You can find Sfoglina dried pasta here along with an array of other prepared meals and provisions.

• Littleton Meats: Littleton Meats offers one of the largest selections of local vendors in the Front Range from Sfoglina pasta to Bjorn’s Honey to Masi Masa spices, but of course they pride themselves on their hormone, antibiotic, and preservative free beef, poultry, pork, and offal. 

• Moxie Bread Co: “A small town bakery with old world ambitions.” Moxie is a founding member of the Colorado Grain Chain that is committed to using heritage, ancient, and locally sourced grains, one of which is Turkey Red Flour that we use in our dried pasta. As a semi-finalist for the 2018/2019 James Beard award for the best bakery, they offer some of the best pastries, breads, and baked goods Colorado.

• The Lazy Butcher: Nestled in Evergreen, this butcher shop is rooted in a multigenerational ranch to deliver high quality meats to the community. They also run the restaurant, Lazy Butcher Burgers and BBQ, with ingredients sourced straight from their butcher shop.

• Scratch Family Bakery: Butter, flour, eggs, and sugar are the recipe to success for Scratch. Head over to their location in 5 Points to try their delicious scones, cannolis, biscotti and more.  

Meal Kit Companies/Online Grocery Stores

• Pine Melon: Pine Melon makes eating local easy for a change. Their online grocery store sources from over 200 local vendors and producers, including produce, meat, pantry staples, and household items. They are building a local food system that doesn’t rely heavily on imports and brand name products. 

• Spade and Spoon: This is not your average mealkit company. Spade and Spoon is a culinary experience that’s rooted in using local farmers, ranchers, and vendors to celebrate the best of what our region has to offer.  

Eat Local, Denver

Eating from local vendors, farmers, and ranchers can be hard because brand names and massive grocery stores can skew your view as a consumer. But what it really comes down to is if you want to or not. 

The 2020 Census calculated the Front Range population at over 5 million people. The Denver metro area is home to pretty much any type of food. From farms to ranches to bakeries to international cuisine, it is out there. Yes, it may take a bit more effort to research and find what you like and what’s accessible, but the overarching benefits can heavily outweigh the downsides.

You will get back what you put in. We hope to have made it a bit easier to find our products and to inspire just a few people to put in the effort to support our regional producers. 

As always, don’t forget to salt your water.