el diablo is, in my opinion, the absolute best mexican in foco, and i've tried a lot. the staff is…read morealways very kind, the wait is never long, and the food always hits the spot. the inventor is always clean and nice. i love el diablo and will always return.

Was really excited to eat here since the reviews looked bomb. But it might just be another case of…read morethe bar just being really low in foco. My gf ordered Al pastor and carnitas tacos and I ordered a birria torta, I was starving and even then, the first bite was pretty mid at best. As I went on, it lost all flavor and the birria was basically water. (This is supposed to look like Motor oil!!!) I would give the food a 3, but the lady that took my order looked at me like I was an idiot for asking her which torta she recommends. Overall, pretty disappointed in this spot.

Love this place. A gem in Longmont. Cheap, excellently mixed drinks. The owner is cool and the…read moreplace is very relaxing. Not a lot of people there during the week, so it's great for billiard practise. My only grievance is that they don't take credit cards, but the drinks are insanely affordable for their quality. Dude mixes a mean drink. I'd also like it if they lowered the volume of the live music a smidgen. It's slightly too loud. People talk crap about this place and I can't figure out why. It's awesome and unassuming. I only have a great time there.

I Love this joint.. very small, but its good. The waitresses are friendly, the drinks are very…read morecheap.

Laguna's Mexican Restaurant in Longmont was unfortunately a disappointment. The house margarita was…read moreby far the sweetest and most unauthentic margarita I've ever had--overpowered by sweet-and-sour mix and what tasted like added simple syrup, completely masking any tequila or citrus flavor. For lunch, I ordered the combo with one burrito and one enchilada. Both were very bland. The meat lacked seasoning, and neither the green chile nor the red chile had any real flavor or depth. Everything tasted flat and uninspired. The only bright spot of the meal was the salsa, which was fresh and flavorful. Sadly, that alone wasn't enough to make up for the rest of the experience.

I hate to say it the quality of food and service at this restaurant under new name, no longer…read morelaguna, has drastically gone down hill. Some of there speciality items are still ok but over priced. I wish the original management was still running this place.

Savina's was a great choice while we were in town for a convention. We made reservations ahead of…read moretime, and it came highly recommended by a local friend--which always feels like a good sign. It's a solid Mexican spot with a lively atmosphere. The place was very busy, and the bar was packed, so it took a little while to get our drinks--but once we did, it was worth the wait. We ordered margaritas, and they were delicious and clearly made with fresh ingredients. I had the jalapeño margarita, and it definitely had a kick--in a good way. Just a heads-up for anyone who isn't great with spice. The food overall was good, and our waiter was super friendly, attentive, and helpful despite how busy it was. I'd absolutely dine here again the next time I'm in the area.

Savina's was great spot to check out in the downtown Denver area. The upscale vibes make this the…read moreperfect spot to grab dinner or margaritas with a group. The food was amazing as my wife and I got the fajitas to split. The warm handmade tortillas were delicious! The fajitas came with a spicy verde sauce that we couldn't get over. The restaurant overall was clean, inviting, but a little loud. I'm not too old so it didn't bother me, but just a note. Service was amazing and had no complaints there.

Overall, it's a good option near the river…read more One of us only drinks true N/A beer 0.0% and they had one on the menu but they were out, which was a bummer but not a big deal. The food menu is on the smaller side, but everything sounded pretty good. We weren't super hunger so we shared an appetizer sampler which came with fried green beans with an aioli, chips and guac and salsa and a queso dip. The chips were sooo salty we were having to wipe salt off them before eating, but then the rest of the food lacked salt/flavor. The green beans were decent, and the queso was pretty good. The guac lacked a lot of flavor. Probably wouldn't order again, but for sharing with the table it's a fine option. When we got to our table, it had been freshly cleaned up, but the table was soaking wet still. Service is what brought this up from a 3 to 4 stars for me. From the host to the server, everyone was really happy and friendly and helpful.

Lots of patrons even before 5pm Right by the river, great…read moreoutdoor seating towards river. There are only a few options but can support someone who comes with a mixed crowd Chile En Nogada, no meat Mixture of pablano chili, rice, black beans, red (serrano) and white (mole) sauce. Nice spicy kick. Nice change from just a salad and a diet of PB and bananas from hiking trips. Freaky convenient walk from hotel, too

Great for large groups!…read more Came here on a bachlorette trip and it hit the spot! There is a lot of space in the restaurant and even a small parking lot. The food was delicious and the drinks were good! Our server was friendly and even gave the bride a BJ shot!

The only bad thing I can say about Mi Casa is that since we were staying in the same building, we…read morewere hit by a wall of incredible taco smells every time we walked outside. It makes you instantly hungry and has a way of making you forget about skiing or any other plans. I went with the two street tacos for $20. I chose the Elk and the Steak, opting for double black beans instead of rice to keep the diet right. Both were fantastic; the succulent steak provided a perfect balance to the leaner elk. I always judge a Mexican restaurant by its chips and salsa, and Mi Casa delivered a great trio: a fresh pico, a solid medium verde, and a "light you up" option for those who want the heat. The bar serves a solid Ranch Water with true Topo Chico instead of club soda from the gun, and my son gave the kids' quesadilla a strong report. The interior is well-executed--it transports you without feeling kitschy. The staff was attentive and friendly throughout. Overall, a reality-based "win" for a post-mountain meal.

Ordered 3 tacos, small fountain drink and a sopapilla for $20. Tacos were tasty! The…read more"sopapilla"turned out like flat fried chips with cinnamon sprinkled on; I've had soft, fluffy versions where you can add honey to the inside, I would not order it again.

I love hot hot sauce! I love hot green, hot red, and hot roasted salsa! Los Comales has the best…read moreof all I have ever had anywhere! I have been all over the US and into parts of Baja, and even tried making my own for over 45 years. Nothing beats Los Comales! Their food is also great! Top marks for the best of the best in all my years!

Finally got to check this place out after hearing my hubby say he really liked it. He had been…read morethere several times. He said it reminded him of El Pollo Loco. We came in and they weren't busy. You go to the front and order off the menu. You get a number and they bring the food to your table. We ordered a whole chicken with a couple of sides. Came with tortillas and some really good sauces. Also tried the sweet potato empanada. Everything looked great and generous when it came to the table. When we started to make our tacos, we found the chicken to be kind of dry. It had good flavor, but the white meat was definitely dry. I really liked the flavor of the chicken. The beans were different. They were very loose with a little cheese on top. They tasted good and with the homemade tortilla and chicken was OK. I liked all the salsas, they were definitely homemade. The Green was my favorite. The empanada crust was crispy and tasty. The inside was a beef make sure with some pieces of sweet potato. Not what I expected but I enjoyed it. This place is really cute. Right when you come in, you feel like you're in Mexico. bright, colorful tiles, and Spanish decor They have self serve water. I like this feature because I am a water drinker. The receptacles were very cool looking. Really cold water too. We had a couple of beers which were nice and cold. The owners were very nice and gave us extra cheese and sour cream when I asked for it. I definitely will come back and give this another try.

If you're in the mood for something different, this is a good option. The menu is filled with…read morechoices you wouldn't find at a typical Mexican restaurant. (FYI I LOVE the food at a typical Mexican restaurant, especially Tex-Mex.) I liked my entree, but would probably not get it again. My wife's Vali's Fries were better. The folks working here (owners?) were super friendly, and I would like to see this place succeed.

In Estes park for a wedding and came out a few days early. I know this is a bold statement, but…read moreBEST MEXICAN DINNER EVER. I ordered shrimp enchiladas and my son had fish tacos and we shared a queso. It was amazing and portions are gigantic. Parking a little tight but many locals were in the house which should tell you something If in Estes Park, this has to be 1 dinner

Food and margaritas were good. Had a crispy chili relleno which was a first and it was delicious…read more You have to pay a few dollars for chips and salsa which annoys me lol. Our server was prompt and friendly.. We sat outside on the patio which was nice. Prices seem a bit high tho!