Five Denver Restaurants that Health Buffs can Try Out

Of course, it's not just exercise spots, parks, and sustainable living spaces that keep the city's residents healthy. Denver is also home to a variety of restaurants and eateries offering healthy alternatives to the usual dining fare. Here are five Denver restaurants that health buffs can try out.

This spot offers flavors of the Pacific given a unique Southwestern twist. Patrons enjoy making build-your-own food bowls combining fresh and naturally-grown local ingredients with high-quality seafood and meats, spread over steaming bowls of rice, local greens, or noodles. Two locations are available on the weekdays.

While primarily a greengrocer, Green Seed Market also provides salad bar favorites for locals, with salads, soups and bowls. Patrons can also opt to purchase the ingredients off the shelf to make their own salads at home. All the produce for sale are sourced from farms in the Denver area, helping boost the local economy.

For those looking for a grab-and-go deal, Parsley's sandwiches may be the deal for you. From relatively simple Caprese sandwiches to filling turkey-and-chili combos to healthy and freshly-made smoothies, Parsley has a deal for everyone.

An almost-24-hour food outlet loaded with a varied food selection for all times of the day. Scrumptious breakfast plates, filling dinners, and some happy hour in-between can really work up an appetite.

Home to some of the best organic juices in the city, The Corner Beet is one of the few all-organic healthy restaurants in Denver. They use organic canola oil and honey in some of their dressings, and even makes sure that their produce are pesticide- and GMO-free.