Tocabe returns – the Native American North Denver stalwart reopens

We have loved the Native American dining at Tocabe since it opened more than decade ago. Founder Ben Jacobs realized a powerful vision with the concept, and we are thrilled to have it returned to the community.

We checked in last week for some social distanced outdoor dining, the Tocabe chops were undiminished. 

COVID19 has trimmed their hours:

North Denver closed Monday and Tueday
Open Wednesday-Saturday 11AM-8PM
Sunday 12PM-7PM

Ben shared the following message: ”

Through early generous support, Tocabe will be able to re-open and even expand initiatives to serve authentic Native foods and help communities in need. Our first priorities are to our customers and crew, our Native and local food suppliers, and our community at large, especially those struggling to access healthy foods.

For more information on the situation and how to help, visit us at
https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-save-tocabe-and-protect-ind…

We have a ways to go to get back to full operations at our home base in Denver and to fully realize a national distribution model, so every bit of support helps get us closer to our goal. We understand there are currently many companies and individuals in great need, especially in these unprecedented times, and give our deepest gratitude for helping Tocabe continue our mission to support American Indian communities by providing environments for positive sharing of stories and culture through food.

Thank you again, and please look forward to future updates as services gets underway and new initiatives roll out!