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.

Well worth the wait for breakfast burritos... with or without the green chile are both excellent…read moreoptions! The employees are always super friendly, and upbeat. Thank you so much for quick, yummy, affordable food. Also, they host free food/meal to the community (first come, first serve) for the November Friendsgiving Holiday.

Disappointed in the tacos at DGT. I've heard good things so I was excited to try this place out…read more I usually order corn tortillas, but the staff at the front said she recommends the flour tortillas instead. I ordered two tacos total and decided to opt for one taco of the month with the corn tortilla and one cajun chicken taco with the flour tortilla. I also ordered the spicy chocolate horchata. The filling in both tacos was sparse. There was hardly any filling in both of the tacos so that was a bad start to the meal as the server placed the tacos in front of me. The filling in the taco of the month had good flavor, but the corn tortilla was hard and inedible. I threw away the whole corn tortilla it was so bad. The cajun chicken taco fill was not appealing to me. It was mid at best, but at least the flour tortilla was edible? The spicy chocolate horchata reminds me more of a Mexican hot chocolate served cold than an horchata. That was the best part of my meal. My friend ordered one of the power bowls and she really enjoyed her lunch. She ate about a third of it and took the rest home for leftovers; The portions are generous. The staff was friendly which is always appreciated so that was the best part of my experience at DGT, but the tacos were terrible so I don't think I'll return.

Well was really looking forward to this place after the reading the reviews and since it was right…read moreacross from CSU campus. Well trying to find parking was very difficult. They did have good guac and chips, the hibiscus tea was OK limited on drinks also no fountain drinks either bottled drink or water. The menu was very limited on tacos and the cost was pretty high for having something similar to street tacos . Not a total disappointment it Just wasn't to my liking.

We decided to sit on their patio (maybe 10 tables outside) since we had a kiddo with us. I will…read moresay, per usual, the menu is overwhelming, but that is pretty typical in my experience with Mexican restaurants. We started with margaritas - my friends got the spicy marg and I opted for cucumber. The spicy marg is like drinking fresh jalapeño; it is no joke, a bit overwhelming honestly. My friends had a hard time drinking it because it was so incredibly hot. The cucumber marg was more refreshing. However, neither of them were strong like I'm used to at Mexican restaurants. The queso fundido was yummy. My friends and I split the shrimp ceviche, which was ok, but I honestly expected better based on the reviews I'd seen. Service was a bit lacking when they got busy, which was difficult at the end when we needed to wrap up and get to an event.

Always a big plus when Mexican restaurants have plenty of vegetarian options! I hadn't had veggie…read morefajitas in a while but they sounded so good so I had to get them! My son got a kid's quesadilla which came with fries or beans and rice, but we got the fries, and my husband got a cheese quesadilla. The service was really good, we can be particular sometimes haha but they got everything right! I tried some quesadilla and it wasn't bad but the tortilla wasn't like amazing, but it wasn't bad! Lots of cheese. My fajitas were yummy, I loved the black beans and rice especially. Not an overly expensive meal either. Cute spot, my son liked all the rooster decor!

Food was excellent service was superb and ambiance was splendid I recommend to friends. Thank you…read moreMiss Lyndal

I'm a big fan of business owners who care about their product enough to make right of any wrong…read more The smallest gesture of customer appreciation will do more for a business than anything. That being said, I had a pretty disappointing experience my first time around but tried it again it's night and day. Friendly staffs, still top-notch. Is it the best breakfast burrito in town? I'll let you decide, but if nothing else, this seems like a very standup business.

Every empanada I've tried has been delicious. Staff are all very friendly and when I had their food…read morefor a catered event they pulled out all the stops. So many great gluten free options and moist flavorful tacos etc. their day to day stock is not as varied as their catering options, but it's been consistently great every time I try something. Latest favorite was the peach pastor with guaillo chilis, really appreciate that they aren't afraid to have spicy items. I know people who go out of their way to pick up food from their hot food case during the last hour of operation. Those tasty empanadas are still great even at 8pm and being half off is worth a trip.

The Ham & Cheese was pretty good - I don't always like oregano so I was nervous but I would eat it…read moreagain! Of the sweet ones, I tried some of the Dulce de Leche (rich but tasty, though not as much flavor as I hoped), Chocolate (smooth and delicious), and Almond (delicious but very sugary, and the almond extract flavor is pretty strong). The inner layers were a bit dense or gooey, maybe very slightly underbaked or soggy from the ingredients (especially the ham & cheese). That said, I'm still glad we found this place and can't wait to try more flavors!

This is my rebel food cart. Bad ass look meets bad ass food. They are not scared. Don't let the…read morename fool you, you feel great an hour after eating tacos (look up the definition of their name). They surprised me with French food, including French onion soup, French dip, French fries, and French toast. French fries are from Belgium., but moving on. Great food and prices!

This food truck is amazing! How many places can you get breakfast for dinner from a food truck? I'm…read morea vegetarian but I love eggs Benedict, and you can't always get a veggie version at most places. These guys did a mean veggie Benedict with grilled asparagus and tomato. Delicious.

I consider myself a Mexican food connoisseur, and frankly resent that I'm writing such a glowing…read morereview for a restaurant so far from Mexico. But this was genuinely some of the best Mexican-inspired food of my LIFE! As a vegetarian, Mexican food tends to be hit or miss when it comes to creative meat substitutes. Blue Agave chose fried avocado tacos as its offering, and WOW. They were truly amazing. Life changing. Well spiced, the right amount of filling in each taco, and the avocado itself was perfectly ripe and fried well without much residual grease. Not only that, but the side beans and rice were incredible. The portions were generous and spiced magically- I could eat just the beans and rice as a dish on its own. I was also astounded by how the grilled corn sauce was thick and saucy, but tasted EXACTLY like elote- some kind of culinary magic. This place may be slightly pricier, but the food portions are large and I cleaned my plate and left feeling stuffed. My companions couldn't finish their beans and rice, and if I didn't think I was going to explode I would have cleaned their plates, too. I'm glad I don't live in FoCo or else I would go broke eating here. I cannot recommend it enough, especially those avocado tacos. I will be dreaming of them for years. The restaurant was a little jammed when I visited and some might find the atmosphere overwhelming, but I would say it's absolutely worth it. Seriously, if you're going to one place in FoCo, go here.

Food: 4.5/5 Dessert: 4/5…read moreService: 3/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Alright, ambiance was great, seats were comfy and the decor was on point for a Mexican restaurant. The service was good just so slow! I think it took 45 mins from the time we ordered until the time we got our food, dessert was *slightly* better at about 30 mins. I think we were there for almost two hours, if not more because of the long waits. There were PLENTY of empty tables, so it wasn't packed, but still took forever. For the foods: Coconut shrimp tacos- good but the tortilla wasn't cooked and fell apart and the habanero creama will absolutely throat punch you if you were not expecting it Chicken teriyaki- good flavor, the Brussels sprouts were the best part of the dish. Shrimp skewers-just ok. Braised short rib enchiladas-hubby thought these were amazing, huge chunks of tender short rib that melts in your mouth. It was really good. Tres Chocolate Brownie-Underwhelming at best, feel free to skip this. The blondie- DELICIOUS. Get this one. Served warm, and has that kind of brownie gooey center. It's perfect. Would come back for more if I lived here.

My friends loves this place, strategically located at Down town Loveland. Been there few times and…read morethese are my my tacos (street style) plenty stuff to chose for, nothing too fancy or special.

Tacos are below average - average. None of them had great…read moreflavor. Very forgettable. Decent for $3 but I wouldn't come back. Focus less on putting on different toppings and get the flavor of the main component right first. It came with a salsa on the side that also tasted very average at best. Overall, skip this place. Although I'm not sure where else to go as Colorado just has weak tacos.