I've been going here for years. To me it's the best Mexican food in Fort Collins. The Mexican Trio…read moreand the tapalpa are two of my all time favorite dishes and would highly recommend them as first tries. Other dishes such as the carne asada, molcajete and tacos are also always great. The restaurant serves good portions that's gonna fill your stomach and even sometimes in the case of the tapalpa give you some to take home for a second meal. The restaurant is always super clean, fresh, polite staff, and a great selection of anejo tequila.

Margaritas, large menu that includes many meat dishes, bowls and tacos as well as traditional…read morecombinations.

This is an above average breakfast burrito served fresh & expeditiously at a below average price in…read moreColorado They were very busy when we visited, serving patrons at the drive thru and from the standing room only tiny lobby. They have a handful of metal tables on the outside of the restaurant if you opt to eat there. They sell their green chile under the moniker of "Nanita's Finest" at local grocers in Colorado. It tasted very similar to me but a little more heat. I didn't detect pork but I wasn't looking for it either. It is amazing that you can get two generous breakfast burritos, one with meat, for $8 here. This illustrates how out of balance the pricing has become in the Denver metro area for below average food.

I've been coming here for years. I'm such a fan of their gluten-free hot chili!!! Also their…read moreburrito bowls are a staple for me, always so good. Trust me add cheese & try their refried beans!! So yum. Thank you Consuelo's!!!

Stop by Alberto's near the tail end of the breakfast rush and left seriously impressed…read more First off this place, definitely falls into the classic "hole-in-the-wall" category, and honestly, that's often where the best food hides. It's a small, simple spot with a cozy, no-frills atmosphere. Nothing fancy, but it doesn't need to be. Places like this clearly put their energy into the food rather than flashy decor, and it shows. Even though I came in right at the end of breakfast hours to avoid the crowd, they were still happily serving breakfast burritos. That was a really pleasant surprise since most restaurants start shutting down breakfast 5 to 10 minutes early. Instead, they still had fresh burritos. I ordered a breakfast burrito and it was fantastic. The burrito was packed generously and everything inside was seasoned really well. The green chili was the real star though. Absolutely delicious with just the right flavor and kick. Everything was wrapped and packaged neatly too, which I always appreciate. The price was another highlight. At $5.50 per burrito, it felt like a steal for how fitting and well-made it was. Overall, Alberto's is a cute little local spot that proves that you don't need fancy decor to serve great food. Affordable prices, solid portions, and genuinely tasty breakfast burritos. I'll definitely be stopping back in again.

Since they moved, I've noticed a decrease across the board…read more Ordered to go items and the lady working the register was kind of rude. I asked for the fajita burrito a little hotter than mild. She let me know she wouldn't do that because the kitchen was busy. The restaurant wasn't packed. Got the order home and they gave me 6 tacos instead of three ordered. Pay attention. The fajita burrito was cold in the middle. How does that even happen? The restaurant inside is industrial. I guess that is what they want but no character at all. Plain white walls and looks more like a prison cafeteria than a restaurant.

This place has the best fajitas We had the steak and chicken grilled We loved them The margaritas…read more and the white gueso were delicious.The staff were friendly and made you feel very welcomed This was my second time there I will definitely being going back. Also happy houe 3 to 6 Monday thru friday.

I probably ordered the wrong thing. I say this because I have not, ever had a worse shrimp…read morecocktail. The menu looked interesting and they had cocktails and agua fresca. The bean dip was decent. The waitress first brought a side plate filled with diced jalapeños, tomatoes, onion, cilantro and avocados. Shortly after the shrimp cocktail with saltines arrived. It had plenty of saltines on the plate thankfully. The goblet was on the smaller side and was filled to the rim with sauce. OK I guess I gotta dig in the make room for the condiments. For those of you who don't know the sauce is usually a Clamato mix and super flavorful. This I swear, tasted like the liquid from a can of whole tomatoes. Or possibly ketchup water but I think the former. There were 8 boiled shrimp hiding in this $23 dish. I was brought more water but the waitress never came back and asked how my meal was. I was starved and rushed so I plowed through this disappointing dish. I drive by this place regularly and since it was a Monday I was denied my usual Charcoal Broiler lunch in FTC as they are closed. People around me were happily eating so I would say just avoid the shrimp cocktail at all cost.

Best Mole sauce in Fort Collins area.Yummy . The staff is always polite and they make sure you…read morehave exactly what you ordered.

Super cute ambiance and very friendly staff. I didn't love the food; it was fine but not the best…read moreMexican food I've had. The salsa had no spice and the queso was like runny Velveeta. We'll keep looking for a better Mexican food spot in FoCo.

A very impressive Mexican spot…read more The interior is impeccable. Beautiful polished wood tables with comfortable upholstered chairs. The wait staff are all dressed in uniforms and the attention to detail is impressive. Everyone is wiping, vacuuming. Pride in craft is obvious. There are about 15 tables inside and about a half dozen outside. 12 at the bar. There's an extensive menu with all the Mexican standards. Surprisingly, chips and salsa are sold as an appetizer. At first I was thinking wow, don't we usually get chips and salsa for free? Reality is all those chips before the meal mean that I can't finish the entree. So... It's actually good not to have free unlimited chips. Chicken quesadilla is on-point. Tender chunks of chicken smothered in melted cheese on a toasted tortilla. Unusual twist, there's shredded cabbage also. Very tasty. Supremo burrito is excellent. Chunks of chicken, rice, beans, cheese. Guac and pico on the side. Could have used more pico but still very very good. Disappointed in the drinks. The house margarita was poorly mixed. So strong it was like sipping straight tequila. On balance, I appreciate a generous pour but... if I wanted shots, that's what I would have ordered. Despite that minor nit, this was a fabulous Mexican meal.

When I moved to Loveland I was on a successfully UNSUCCESSFUL mission to find Pho near me! I had…read morefound that the town did have a lot of ramen, that could substitute in pho's place! Casa Real has made an amazing Ramen that has been my go-to. The fine shredded beef with the limey spicy flavors is amazing and perfect for a cold day like today...CINCO DE MAYO!!! First time in the establishment and everyone was welcoming and made sure I was taken care of. As a solo guest sometimes you get missed. They were ready for cinco de mayo to begin! Place is festive and well decorated! Will come in more often in the future!

This isn't the "before picture ". This is the "during consumption " photo. Let me ask you?…read more... Are you a true lover of Mexican food, excellent margaritas, even on happy hour times" kind of person, like I am?? Picky as all heck at what is excellent in the way of cheese, salsa, enchiladas, green chili rellanos , green chili, atmosphere, service, guacamole, chips, and WAIT FOR IT .... Great margaritas ?. Are you SUPER PICKY? From a lifetime of western living, and too numerous to mention, many "hole in the wall " but yum !! Mexican restaurant taste-testing experiences????? Well ... I invite you to Palomino's near 1-25 near Loveland/Windsor Colorado... IT HITS THE MARK FOLKS!!! Say Hi.... I'll probably be there!! Now back to finishing everything!! Mmmmmmmmmmmmm

Food is mediocre. Ordered the Beef Turnover, described as fried pastry with beef, etc. You'd…read moreexpect the pastry to be crispy and delicious. It was soggy and had no taste. Not sure what all was inside. Same with the dry and non-seasoned tasting mexican rice. I love good refried beans. What came on my plate was a blob of blah, no taste, and disgusting looking beans. I hardly ate anything on my plate, which is unusual for me. Nothing tasted like Mexican food. None of it was good and it was quite pricey. Will not be back! *The restaurant's decor is nice, the booths are comfortable, and our server was excellent. They just need better chefs/cooks & more authentic Mexican taste to their recipes.

Wet nice atmosphere and welcoming staff. House margaritas are maybe lemon based?? Flavor was quite…read moretart. Portion sizes were good. Wife's chile relleno was not fried enough and unfortunately quite doughy. Price was a bit high for what we received. Some dessert sopapillas were given as a token of good service for the chili relleno issue. They were excellent!

Today the food was terrible. My wife got the chicken taco salad and it seemed they did not drain…read morethe fluid off at all because there was an excess of fluid that leaked out of the shell and literally made a 1/4" deep pool of water in the plate. I ordered the asada street tacos. Literally half the meat was pure fat. We both had iced tea and it also was disappointing almost like it was made with pond water.