Two of Denver’s best-known food halls overhaul their lineups

Thai Hot Chicken, flautas, charcuterie and dumplings are just a few of the new food items you can find at local food halls.

Upscale food halls are seemingly everywhere in metro Denver, offering diners a chance to try new kinds of cuisine as well as startup concepts from both experienced and new chefs and restauranteurs. Many of these food halls, including the two below, make things even more fun for guests by changing up their lineups regularly. Here are some of the recent additions to Zeppelin Station and Grange Hall.Zeppelin Station, at 3501 Wazee St.

is named for the slang word for food on the grill and offers Mexico City-style street food from a native of the city and 30-year career chef. Diners will find street tacos, including al pastor, pork belly, chicken tinga, along with flautas, street corn and mini chile rellenos.is a Miami-based Italian concept. The menu includes everything from mozzarella sticks and garlic bread to Caesar salad and spaghetti chicken Alfredo.Rock N Lobster RollA giant dumpling from Seoul Mandoo at Grange Hall.

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