@@tayx1862 I agree that WS folks eat them but its not a thing, east of them thar hills until ya hit the plains. Iconic food of Denver? No. Consumed in CO, sure and the 'colorado native' who made the first comment might want to go visit the West side. It's nice. Also, consuming the entirety of an animal is the ultimate respect to thr beast, so good on ya. Never had um myself but I would give em a try if offered.
Yeah, I'm definitely more thrown by the beer price. That was absurd! We have hotdogs her in Indy that run $6-$7. Not a big deal at all really. I'm sure you could probably find some places in New York or similar large cities where you can find hot dogs for his prices. Seriously, the beer beats out the hot dog for wtf factor by far! It's not like I think you should pay more for the dogs just because of the weird things they are made out of, unless they are rare animals. Which I can tell you that reindeer and rattlesnake are definitely Not rate at All!
Hahaha mad funny imagine what they are giving tourists in new york its probably rat lmfaooo nah i live here i inow they dont but that would be funny if we did 😆
@@altimateguyz1016 lol sorry no I live in India and we are mostly vegetarian people and I have at the max seen people eat chicken, mutton,beef,fish and in a rare case rabbit and shrimp
I was born and raised in Denver and Rocky Mountain oysters are definitely not a staple lol I’ve never had them bc you have to seek out this dish bc 99% of restaurants don’t have these on the menu 😂
She didn’t have to get two hot dogs or the random sandwich at the end and waste her budget. I’m disappointed that she didn’t try any Mexican food from El Taco de Mexico or Vietnamese food in Denver’s Little Saigon. Do better research before giving the food scene here 5/10 stars.
This video feels like a college project that didn't quite get done. She bought 2 hotdogs, and only told us about one. Her description of the RMO is weak at best, then we quickly finish with a sub. I know this is about budget, but please, don't waste your time/money sending these folks out to do a half hearted review that is a waste of time.
That would be neat, but this isn’t a movie, it’s TH-cam. I think, more appropriately, you would want to see better information, structured storyline, and consistent theme. But, to each, his own.
That's great and all, but it's a TH-cam video, currently with 142,000 views, and 2,000 'likes', supported with advertising dollars. Sorry you didn't like it, but you lose! 😀
1. These aren't particular Denver foods, "Rattlesnake hot dog" is not a Denver staple. 2. This is not "on a budget" at all. I thought you were going to go to some cool food stalls and say "hey guys here's a delicious $2 burrito that nobody knows about". This is trying huge, gourmet, tourist offerings of specialty foods that are at a premium price and having three expensive meals for $50. This doesn't actually help anybody except tourists looking for weird food.
Living in Denver, I have to say that the most "iconic dish" here is probably the New Mexico style Mexican food and the Vietnamese food. Denver has a good food scene, but not really any unique stuff.
Colorado native born and raised and lived there 50 years. Now currently living in New Mexico. New Mexican food is not served in Denver except at Little Anita’s and maybe a few dishes here and there at other random restaurants. Colorado style Mexican food is unique to its state just like New Mexican food is unique to its state and they are not the same. In fact I miss Colorado style immensely and it’s rare to find anything even close here.
I'm a Colorado native and this isn't an accurate example of our food in the slightest, just more touristy. We have better and cheaper foods that represent the state better.
While I appreciate the difficulty in deciding just which hot dog to try, you could have immediately saved $9 by ordering only one...a "normal" serving. And, are Rocky Mountain Oysters popular with residents or are they a destination for tourists? Just curious...
Two things: 1. You go to Denver, and you don't get a literal Denver Sandwich? 2. The video was 4:22, you could have achieved greatness, you were this close.
i love how green chili wasnt brought up once in this.....knowing dammm well its like the holy grail for real denverites . and im talking pregentrification denverites, new ones are all hipsters and yoga instructors who love breweries....i give this video 5 out of 10. good effort biker jims is awesome though
I am surprised no mention about what Denverites enjoy for breakfast! As a native NYC gal, we eat a western omelette assuming it’s from somewhere like CO… I don’t even care to hear about beer as that’s not terribly exciting sorry
Biker Jim’s is good, but you could’ve gotten way more food for your $ if you had time to look deeper than downtown. Some great Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese and Mexican places on Federal. Next time :)
Everyone's complaining about her buying extra food, or larger portions, but they gave her $50 to spend, she probably had to give it back, if she didn't spend it all! Why not get the food! Geez, people got to have something, hurt their feelings.. 😒
No one in Denver actually eats Rocky Mountain oysters. She didn’t even check out Sweet Cow, or Mutany Cafe, or Parisi or Pizzeria locale. The list goes on and on.
If you go to Denver and don't eat a Mexican hamburger smothered in green chili, then you never really tasted Denver. A third of the population is hispanic. A little tourist yuppie action going on but more power to you I guess.
Im a native. No one talks about native green chile. Every family has there own recipe and its the best thing for co. And i know people are sayin no native eats rocky mountain oysters. But i get them as apps if they are on the menu honestly 🤣
As someone who lives in Lakewood, CO, a quick drive from Denver, I have to say: I have never even HEARD of Rocky Mountain Oysters. Ever. Apparently they're just a tourist thing. Edit: I was reminded of green chile, which is SUCH a Denver thing. I'm not a huge fan, but my dad loves it. I can't believe there wasn't any
I’ve lived here my entire life and biker Jim’s has hot dog carts around the inner city, used to get them with friends after work was over. I’m actually surprised there are people who haven’t seen them around.
Wasted 40 of 50 dollars. The hotdogs will taste of the spices and condiments you put on top. Rattlesnake sausage is good with just a simple sauce. Reindeer also. As for rocky mountain oysters, they are a novelty when fried and served with ranch. Chicken nuggets without the chicken lips. That part of the bull can be served so many ways and combine with other parts of the cow to make wonderful burgers, sausages, chili etc. To fry and serve, waste of 18$. Here is what you missed, some of the most iconic pizza, german food, game meat and pairings with some iconic craft beers. If you really wanted just to check of bull balls, calf brains and rattlesnake come to Oklahoma for cattleman or the waynoka rattlesnake round up. Waste of a video.
@@aarontran2608 sorry not a boomer, I have been stationed here 5 times and am looking forward to heading back to Texas. But I know food, and I have been to the locations mentioned. Wasted article. Better food exists all over Colorado.
Watching this in the summer of 2024. It’s seriously scary that I even have to wonder, but I absolutely do: are these prices totally obsolete now? Would this $50 now be around $75?
I’ve lived in the Denver area all of my life (60 years) and this is all news to me. Well almost all, Denver Central Market is a fun place to go. Rocky Mountain Oysters and Rattlesnake hotdogs are not at all iconic. Literally no one I know eats them.
1: People eat Rocky Mountain oysters in Colorado, but they're not anywhere near popular in Denver, much less iconic. 2: She got 2 hot dogs and a full order of oysters. Get 1 hot dog and a ½ order and she would've spent $38. 3: She either didn't try while here or didn't do her research before coming. Likely both. She could go to El Taco De Mexico and gotten a lunch of some of the best tacos on the planet for what she spent on 1 hot dog. Then she could've gone to one of our countless AMAZING Ethiopian restaurants for a world class meal for under $20. Then she could've gotten a mind-blowing green chili burrito for $4-8. Then still had $10 left for beer. I've lived in Denver for 6½ years and the people who eat Rocky Mountain Oysters are either tourists or people who work and live on or live around the ranches. Hard fail for this. That said, Biker Jim's does have absolutely amazing hot dogs. Even the more gimmicky ones are expertly made and tasty.
As a Colorado native I just have to say no one eats Rocky Mountain oysters.
Yeah, wtf. They did zero actual research.
I live on the western side , GJ and everyone eats them here.
@@tayx1862 I agree that WS folks eat them but its not a thing, east of them thar hills until ya hit the plains. Iconic food of Denver? No. Consumed in CO, sure and the 'colorado native' who made the first comment might want to go visit the West side. It's nice. Also, consuming the entirety of an animal is the ultimate respect to thr beast, so good on ya. Never had um myself but I would give em a try if offered.
@@beardstyle have you even tried one?
Yeah
She spent $25 on 2 hot dogs and a craft beer.
Not very economical.
Welcome to Denver
$7 for a craft beer is average. but $7.50 per hot dog??
Jonathan Chin I guess you didn’t get the whole “gourmet hot dog” thing that the entire restaurant is known for.
Yeah, I'm definitely more thrown by the beer price. That was absurd! We have hotdogs her in Indy that run $6-$7. Not a big deal at all really. I'm sure you could probably find some places in New York or similar large cities where you can find hot dogs for his prices. Seriously, the beer beats out the hot dog for wtf factor by far! It's not like I think you should pay more for the dogs just because of the weird things they are made out of, unless they are rare animals. Which I can tell you that reindeer and rattlesnake are definitely Not rate at All!
@@kickwriteteach2313 hipsters
Ummmmm I'm a Colorado native and know no one who eats rocky mountain oysters except tourists.
Same lol. No one I know eats them...
So are they just not good, or are they *REALLY* mediocre?
Hahaha mad funny imagine what they are giving tourists in new york its probably rat lmfaooo nah i live here i inow they dont but that would be funny if we did 😆
How can the local population not eat their local food?
There tourists
WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE BULL'S TESTICLES ???!!?!!?!
You never see people eat a bull's testicles before?
@@altimateguyz1016 lol sorry no
I live in India and we are mostly vegetarian people and I have at the max seen people eat chicken, mutton,beef,fish and in a rare case rabbit and shrimp
@@Alpha-ol9jt good to know why
@@Alpha-ol9jt im from Bangladesh and bulls testicles is the best thing ever
@@lilmfiz928 OMG 😂
Cue shocked Pikachu face
I have lived in Denver my whole life and this is SO touristy hahaha
I do appreciate Denver vids though- makes me happy 😊
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Yeah, well.. I moved up here from the equally 'touristy' Austin, TX 4 years ago and felt the same about their restaurant reviews :)
I was born and raised in Denver and Rocky Mountain oysters are definitely not a staple lol I’ve never had them bc you have to seek out this dish bc 99% of restaurants don’t have these on the menu 😂
She didn’t have to get two hot dogs or the random sandwich at the end and waste her budget. I’m disappointed that she didn’t try any Mexican food from El Taco de Mexico or Vietnamese food in Denver’s Little Saigon. Do better research before giving the food scene here 5/10 stars.
Damn your breaking it down
She came all the way to Denver and only ate tourist food....no green chili, no tacos, no smothered breakfast burritos, no Denver omelet...🙄
Star kitchen is underrated
The food scene here is really a 3.
She gave it 5/10 for *affordability*, dummy, not flavor.
Both my grandmothers worked at the Buckhorn, at different times during the 1930's !.
This video feels like a college project that didn't quite get done. She bought 2 hotdogs, and only told us about one. Her description of the RMO is weak at best, then we quickly finish with a sub. I know this is about budget, but please, don't waste your time/money sending these folks out to do a half hearted review that is a waste of time.
Can't wait to see your video. I bet it has dragons and fire and explosions.
That would be neat, but this isn’t a movie, it’s TH-cam. I think, more appropriately, you would want to see better information, structured storyline, and consistent theme. But, to each, his own.
I wanted to know what the rattlesnake hotdog was like. She seems to have just passed on that one.
That's great and all, but it's a TH-cam video, currently with 142,000 views, and 2,000 'likes', supported with advertising dollars.
Sorry you didn't like it, but you lose! 😀
1. These aren't particular Denver foods, "Rattlesnake hot dog" is not a Denver staple.
2. This is not "on a budget" at all. I thought you were going to go to some cool food stalls and say "hey guys here's a delicious $2 burrito that nobody knows about". This is trying huge, gourmet, tourist offerings of specialty foods that are at a premium price and having three expensive meals for $50. This doesn't actually help anybody except tourists looking for weird food.
2:49
Chews, Chews, Chews,
Makes some weird faces,
"Supper Normal and Good!"
Did not even have breakfast. And I doubt she ate both hot dogs. This video was completely irrational .
Welp, at least she ate at all.
So she didn't tip.
I really don't understand tipping, good service should be expected anywhere, why tip?
Living in Denver, I have to say that the most "iconic dish" here is probably the New Mexico style Mexican food and the Vietnamese food. Denver has a good food scene, but not really any unique stuff.
omg have you ever been to las delicias
My wife and I are from California but I recently got a job offer in Denver. Your comment game me hope cause we're both Mexican and I love pho!
Nuevo Mexico doesn't make Mexican food. They make Nuevo Mexican food. They are not the same.
Colorado native born and raised and lived there 50 years. Now currently living in New Mexico. New Mexican food is not served in Denver except at Little Anita’s and maybe a few dishes here and there at other random restaurants. Colorado style Mexican food is unique to its state just like New Mexican food is unique to its state and they are not the same. In fact I miss Colorado style immensely and it’s rare to find anything even close here.
As Colorado native I say we are more known for our Legal Weed more than our food
I'm a denver native and she didnt go to any real popular or authentic places.
That's good, let's see if you can lower the budget next time, for us broke college students
Fullers earth Asmr
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@@myasmrvideos4611 wow thats totally what she asked
@@user-yf5nc6cd8b Thanks 😘
I'm a Colorado native and this isn't an accurate example of our food in the slightest, just more touristy. We have better and cheaper foods that represent the state better.
Touristy but fun to watch and decent recommendations. Hi from
Sloans lake
That freaking hot dog though.... Yesssssssssss
Nope
@@jayaparthasarathy8806 Yessssssssssssss
While I appreciate the difficulty in deciding just which hot dog to try, you could have immediately saved $9 by ordering only one...a "normal" serving. And, are Rocky Mountain Oysters popular with residents or are they a destination for tourists? Just curious...
Kathy Erickson No, most Colorado residents haven’t tried Rocky Mountain oysters. They’re more of a “dare” food rather than a regular side dish here.
Colorado native and no one I know eats them. Just saying.
I'm from Denver and I've never even heard of them
Colorado Native and its easy to find Rocky Mountain Oysters.. outside of Denver. They taste like fried chicken.
Two things:
1. You go to Denver, and you don't get a literal Denver Sandwich?
2. The video was 4:22, you could have achieved greatness, you were this close.
i love how green chili wasnt brought up once in this.....knowing dammm well its like the holy grail for real denverites . and im talking pregentrification denverites, new ones are all hipsters and yoga instructors who love breweries....i give this video 5 out of 10. good effort biker jims is awesome though
Did you know that if you go to California Mexican food restaurants they legit are like what the fwaq is green chili lol
@@Toyatea2 that's old new to me
I am surprised no mention about what Denverites enjoy for breakfast! As a native NYC gal, we eat a western omelette assuming it’s from somewhere like CO… I don’t even care to hear about beer as that’s not terribly exciting sorry
So are Rocky Mountain oysters fresh water oysters since they don't come from the ocean?
Biker Jim’s is good, but you could’ve gotten way more food for your $ if you had time to look deeper than downtown. Some great Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese and Mexican places on Federal. Next time :)
What are some iconic things to do in denver I’m going on christmas
Everyone's complaining about her buying extra food, or larger portions, but they gave her $50 to spend, she probably had to give it back, if she didn't spend it all! Why not get the food! Geez, people got to have something, hurt their feelings.. 😒
No one in Denver actually eats Rocky Mountain oysters. She didn’t even check out Sweet Cow, or Mutany Cafe, or Parisi or Pizzeria locale. The list goes on and on.
If you go to Denver and don't eat a Mexican hamburger smothered in green chili, then you never really tasted Denver. A third of the population is hispanic. A little tourist yuppie action going on but more power to you I guess.
Denver green chili is garbage come to New Mexico for that real 😮💨
If you want iconic food in Denver, hit the taco shops and carnicerias on Federal Blvd and the west side.
She is one of Food insider's best host 👍
Lol, I'm a 3rd generation Colorado native. No native ever eats rocky mountain oysters. We leave that for the tourists.
Im a native. No one talks about native green chile. Every family has there own recipe and its the best thing for co. And i know people are sayin no native eats rocky mountain oysters. But i get them as apps if they are on the menu honestly 🤣
Colorado style green Chile is THE BEST. Currently living in New Mexico and I miss Colorado style green chile so much.
My roommates a native and has tried rocky oysters. I've been here since 03 and had the chance once but passed as I was 25 and less open minded
Original Chubbys on 38th.
Biker Jim's is great, especially the reindeer
WHY DID YOU NOT GO TO LITTLE MAN ICE CREAM OR LAZO EMPANADAS
Next time your in Denver hit us up for some Kava!
Now that's something new :) I like reindeer & moose...Oh yummy Malaysian curry...delish😍☺
we don’t eat rocky mountain oysters a lot but they are pretty good
0:17
"I have 50 alhars to spend"
0:16*
Why start at lunch instead of breakfast?
As someone who lives in Lakewood, CO, a quick drive from Denver, I have to say: I have never even HEARD of Rocky Mountain Oysters. Ever. Apparently they're just a tourist thing. Edit: I was reminded of green chile, which is SUCH a Denver thing. I'm not a huge fan, but my dad loves it. I can't believe there wasn't any
They are not the only hot dog place that serves elk, deer, buffalo etc in Denver
No green chili? It's a Denver must!
Rachel Ray looks great!
Girl: lmao this is reindeer hotdog
Me: *screams in ebola*
There were so many places where you could've saved a few bucks or so wtf
Uh, I’ve lived here for most of my life and have never seen anyone order a rattlesnake hotdog or Rocky Mountain oysters from any menu lmao.
I’ve lived here my entire life and biker Jim’s has hot dog carts around the inner city, used to get them with friends after work was over. I’m actually surprised there are people who haven’t seen them around.
Wasted 40 of 50 dollars. The hotdogs will taste of the spices and condiments you put on top. Rattlesnake sausage is good with just a simple sauce. Reindeer also. As for rocky mountain oysters, they are a novelty when fried and served with ranch. Chicken nuggets without the chicken lips. That part of the bull can be served so many ways and combine with other parts of the cow to make wonderful burgers, sausages, chili etc. To fry and serve, waste of 18$. Here is what you missed, some of the most iconic pizza, german food, game meat and pairings with some iconic craft beers. If you really wanted just to check of bull balls, calf brains and rattlesnake come to Oklahoma for cattleman or the waynoka rattlesnake round up. Waste of a video.
Paul Begansky ok boomer
Aaron Tran okay trans
@@aarontran2608 sorry not a boomer, I have been stationed here 5 times and am looking forward to heading back to Texas. But I know food, and I have been to the locations mentioned. Wasted article. Better food exists all over Colorado.
very good, i like it
Is that Bull Testicals comes with (legend can understand) ?? LOL
17 bucks for some oysters! Good Gawd!😳😳
i lived in dia for a year and i only ate Rocky mountain oysters!!
Watching this in the summer of 2024. It’s seriously scary that I even have to wonder, but I absolutely do: are these prices totally obsolete now? Would this $50 now be around $75?
2 meals today in 2024😂😂😂
Where do I get the best Denver omelette
Elway’s steaks are also a must try
Swifts on sante fe is cheaper and a good breakfast place right up the street on sante fe from the buckhorn exchange
Nice
Restaurant manager: “how do you like our cow testicles?”
Nah! Give me a good New York beef hot dog with a snap.
Me:50$ for a hot dog?
Insider:wanna try?
Me:Nah,I will head to the 1$ hot dog store.
1:25 IS THE RATTLESNAKE HOTDOG REALLY MADE OF RATTLE SNAKE
I've had it, it's made of rattlesnake but most reptilian meats end up tasting like chicken. The spices are good, though
I’ve lived in the Denver area all of my life (60 years) and this is all news to me. Well almost all, Denver Central Market is a fun place to go. Rocky Mountain Oysters and Rattlesnake hotdogs are not at all iconic. Literally no one I know eats them.
This is what happens when Santa's reindeer are too old.
I've never heard of that hotdog place. And I've lived here all my life. Not to mention that no one I know talks or even eats bull nuts.
Red's dogs and donuts in Greeley Colorado offered all of those hot dogs and more for 8 years before you
I’m not a Denver native, and I can tell you, nobody but tourists eats Rocky Mountain oysters.
I’m native to Denver. No one eats Rocky Mountain bulls balls.
Yum sweet potatoes
Y'all really ate fried cow balls
Any healthy choices???😱😱
Anyone wondering how she ate so much food one after the other
Good video. Reminds me of 40 dollars a day Rachel Ray. lol
What about chubbys and cosmos and tacos de guro
We peel it and cut it THE TESTICLES
Put that in How Hungry are You with Serge Ibaka
god damn it, i did not know cow balls are called oysters in america
$50 last me two weeks if just buy groceries instead
Haha lol bruh this is awesome lol 😂
I don't mind the reindeer, but why on earth would anyone want to eat rocky mountain oysters? I can't get over what it's made of.
Damn. American Servings tho. HUGE!🤤
Yummy
I lived in Denver for years, none of the people I met eat bull balls !
That’s not a muffelata!
Can any Denver residents comment their favorite places to eat ??
Jerusalem's off of Evans and University, Italy good middle eastern food for its price
Dude, no one eats Rocky Mountain oysters, next time go to el taco del Mexico
17 dollars for balls?? Cmon 😂
It looks really delicious just by watching the video 😍 I want to try all the food in the video
Even the bull testicle?
Not gonna lie, I thought Denver would look like a desert owo I clearly never left my hometown on the east coast
Nah it's super nice here I I reccomend it
Why did she bite that hotdog like a moron?
Both my grandmothers worked at the Buckhorn, at different times during the 1930's !.
Never in my live I will eat snake
YAY DENVER
1: People eat Rocky Mountain oysters in Colorado, but they're not anywhere near popular in Denver, much less iconic.
2: She got 2 hot dogs and a full order of oysters. Get 1 hot dog and a ½ order and she would've spent $38.
3: She either didn't try while here or didn't do her research before coming. Likely both.
She could go to El Taco De Mexico and gotten a lunch of some of the best tacos on the planet for what she spent on 1 hot dog. Then she could've gone to one of our countless AMAZING Ethiopian restaurants for a world class meal for under $20. Then she could've gotten a mind-blowing green chili burrito for $4-8. Then still had $10 left for beer.
I've lived in Denver for 6½ years and the people who eat Rocky Mountain Oysters are either tourists or people who work and live on or live around the ranches.
Hard fail for this.
That said, Biker Jim's does have absolutely amazing hot dogs. Even the more gimmicky ones are expertly made and tasty.
Yes...of course...bull testicles...super normal...
Go to chubbies burrito and fries
Harvested lol 2:35
Try to come in solo city Indonesia
staple dish, walkable, cuisine, bizarre, make my way, settle for, opt for, whichever, thin