Great food - great service! We had chili poblano filled with cheese, , tamales, burritos... great…read moresalsa, fresh made tortilla chips. We'll go back next trip to Ft. Collins.

Had the Three meat fajitas for dinner. We also had the jalapeno Margarita which actually was very,…read morevery good. But the fajitas were just so so. We recognized beef as one of the meats but the other two look like chicken. We are a little disappointed in the sides because there wasn't really a whole lot for the fajitas. All in all it was okay but I don't think I'd order the fajitas again

Authentic Mexican flavor , was in and out quickly. I was between errand and dying for quick protein…read morefill up. They also have small store inside and have tamales available to order. Quick, friendly service and will be pick or order something else.

The food is not bad at all! but the fact that they put "no preservatives" on their salsa labels…read morewhen I've seen them make their salsas with canned veggies is pretty alarming. It's one thing to sell salsa and chips at a food market, but don't lie about it being fresh ingredients and no preservatives.

Apparently there's been a rebranding: what was "El Diablo Mexican Restaurant" is now "El Diablo…read moreTaco Bar". Okay; they still have a full-fledged Mexican-restaurant menu, and maybe added "taco bar" stuff to it. All I know is that we went there last night and both really enjoyed it. And having a bar with 6 different salsas (?) to try made it a lot more fun! According to our waiter, they sometimes have a lunch buffet on Sundays. Sounds delicious! Original review (El Diablo Mexican Restaurant): If you're in the mood for something different, this is a good option. The menu is filled with choices 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.

First the mango chamoy margarita was so good! It obviously fixed my craving for a mangonada…read more The quesabirria tacos were kind of a let down, the consomé tasted like chicken broth with some cilantro and onions thrown in. It didn't taste like the consomé or the meat were cooked in the dried chilis, or other spices you would typically put in birria, there was no color to it. The tacos did have a nice portion of meat so no complaints there. The flavor was just severely lacking to be called birria. My husband said the shrimp fajitas were good. We both liked the rice and beans. The service was fine our server was attentive. The restaurant was clean.

These tacos are the closest I've found in Fort Collins to the ones at the street carts in downtowns…read moreacross southern California. The fish was particularly flavorful and juicy. The asada was a little dry and tough, but the spicy salsa made up for that. I'll definitely be back to try their guacamole and get more fish tacos from them!

Great tacos. Inexpensive. Wonderful costumer service. A great meal choicd after beer tasting …read more ¡Gracias amigos! The red salsa is hot and complex. The green salsa is flavorful and not too hot.

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.

Thought we would try this place. Our server was really nice. The restaurant looked pretty run down…read moreand we were swatting flies away. The food was just okay. The picture is of a chile Relleno and a smothered burrito. Not sure if we would come back.

From when we first walked in until we left, the service was both friendly and attentive. It was a…read moresub-zero Tuesday night; outside it didn't look too packed, but there was a good-sized crowd inside. Kudos for having free chips and salsa! We liked the heat in the salsa. The majority of chips were good, but some were overdone and had a burnt taste. My #10 Beef Enchilada Plate was good (standard Colorado Mexican fare). The refried beans had good texture and weren't runny, as some other local restaurants serve them. I didn't particularly appreciate that the pork green chili came with an unmentioned upcharge (likely stated on the menu somewhere, but it took me by surprise). And then we come to my wife's #5 Smothered Burrito Plate with one chicken and one beef burrito. Everything good, except she really, really, REALLY didn't like the beef.

Good and delicious Mexican food! Great food and drinks. The staff is very friendly. You can call…read moreahead and they will have your delicious food ready.

Please hire a friendly cashier/server. One that at least says welcome in or even smiles. Not very…read morewelcoming as the first impression. Rice is definitely not authentic....when server brought it out, it was served in a hot plate. Burned my fingers and server did not advise "Hot Plate. But again we are traveling through from San Francisco. Contraten una cajera amable.

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!

Food was absolutely amazing! Very filling meals and the chips and beans was delicious!! Our…read morewaitress was so warm and welcoming, she made us feel right at home calling us friend, it was a wonderful experience with wonderful atmosphere. We were lucky enough to have two happy birthdays happen when we were in there and the entire vibe was just amazing!!

This is my experience with the restaurant. Upon entering the restaurant, the hostess is extremely…read morefriendly and nice. The bar area was very cute and with a beautiful brick building in the restaurant. Once we sat down, the waiter came over and was very attentive and we ordered our amazing drinks. I got the Mimosas-Rita and my husband got the Bullrider-Rita! They were awesome! We ordered the queso dip and it was ok but a little "soupy." I ordered the chicken Bolli and it was fantastic! My husband got the you get to eat the carne asada and he said is was cooked perfectly! So service, 5 out of 5, food 4 out of 5. Overall 4.5 out of 5!

Friendly service, good margaritas, main dish was tasty, rice and beans side was ok , got cold fast.read more

Definitely my favorite sit down Mexican food. the entire staff is so kind and truly cares. The food…read moreI don't think I've ever had anything bad and I've had almost everything on there menu.