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Peyton’s Plate: Rocky Fin Poké Bar

Posted on September 1, 2022   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Peyton Garcia

Peyton Garcia

Is it lunchtime yet? (Photo courtesy of Rocky Fin Poké Bar)

Is it lunchtime yet? (Photo courtesy of Rocky Fin Poké Bar)

On my plate this week: Rocky Fin Poké Bar. This hidden little gem — which straddles the borders of City Park West, Cap Hill, and Cheesman Park — is one of my favorite places to eat when I’m working in Denver. (Host Bree Davies and I may or may not order it almost every Thursday… 😬) Serving build-your-own, Hawaiian-style poké bowls filled with tender fish, bright produce, and a fresh and extensive array of topping options, Rocky Fin is all the rave with zero pretension. Self-described as “compact” and “no-frills,” all their focus is on the food. It’s my go-to meal when I’m craving something quick, healthy, wallet-friendly, and consistently delicious. And bonus: Rocky Fin just opened a second location in Westminster!



Rating:
8/10 will continue to order at least once a week 🍣

In other food news:

  • 🍽️ The Preservery, a RiNo hotspot for American fare, will close for good this weekend, serving a final specialty brunch on Sept. 4. The husband-and-wife owners say they want to focus on their new nonprofit, The Preservery Foundation, which combats food insecurity among people experiencing homelessness. [Westword] 
  • 🧛 Think it’s too early to be making Halloween plans? Apparently not, since everyone is talking about this new goth-inspired “Black Lagoon” pop-up bar taking over RiNo Yacht Club in October. [303 Magazine]
  • 🍨 David Right is ramping up his pandemic hobby into a full-blown business with his first brick-and-mortar ice cream shop slated for next spring. [BusinessDen]
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