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.

They have delicious tacos and very good chili. Their service was very friendly, attentive and…read moreknowledgeable. The bar area was comfortable. The lunch special was a good value.

Torta al Pastor is very delicious. I love their onions and chile toreado at the salsa bar!read more

Charged me an extra fee to sit on the patio (revealed only during checkout) after giving me…read moreatrocious service. Food was so-so and overpriced. It was my first time and I won't be back.

San Rose is one of Fort Collins' hidden gems. This little Mexican restaurant on Elizabeth is truly…read moresomething special. I go in all the time, and it just keeps getting better every time. The food is incredible every time -- from the fresh chips to the insanely good bean dip, every bite tastes homemade and full of love. It was the rose-shaped coasters that sparked a conversation -- and that's when I found out Araceli, the owner, recently took over the place (formerly Tecate). She and her husband Randall run it with the help of their family -- cousins, brothers & sisters, even some locals jumping in to help on busy nights like Cinco de Mayo. You can feel that community vibe the second you walk in. Araceli is pouring her heart into San Rose, and it shows in the food, the energy, and the way this spot continues to grow. If you're in Fort Collins and want to support a genuine, local, family-run restaurant -- this is it. 100% go check them out. Highly recommend.

the hours labeled on maps, google, and the sign on the door are not accurate. This is unacceptable!read more

If you're looking for a great spot to relax and enjoy some delicious Mexican food, this place…read morereally hits the mark. The margaritas are outstanding--perfectly balanced, refreshing, and honestly some of the best I've had. They pair perfectly with the nacho fries, which are loaded, flavorful, and great for sharing (or not!). One of the highlights is the outdoor patio. It's such a nice space to unwind, whether you're meeting friends or just enjoying a casual night out. The atmosphere is lively but still comfortable, making it easy to sit back and stay awhile. Between the tasty food, excellent drinks, not to mention the super friendly wait-staff, and inviting patio, this is definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to.

On our first visit, we absolutely loved everything about Cactus Grille; subsequent visits have…read morenever been quite as good. Thirsty Thursdays are awesome if you order a regular-size margarita; I recommend Suffering Bastard. Fry Bread is really good with Queso Rojo, not so great with Border Dip. Chips are good with either dip. Our Jalapeno Bottle Cap Nachos were made different from what's on the menu, so I cannot testify to the menu version; our version was good but not great. Border Rolls, on the seasonal menu, are VERY good, but you don't get a lot of food for $14. It's legal to add a credit card surcharge, but customers don't like it - is that sneaky 2% extra really worth annoying customers? And you know how they give you 3 or 4 choices for what to tip? Of the 4 choices, the LOWEST is 20%. Fact: some servers deserve that, and some deserve more, but some deserve less. On our last visit, after adding a tip, the total showed as $64.64 at the time, but my credit card was charged $65.72. The more I studied the emailed receipt, the less it made sense; the total of the items ordered did not add up to the subtotal, and they charged sales tax on the 2% credit card surcharge. WTH? It's really sad that payment issues have dampened our enthusiasm for this otherwise fine restaurant.

Well, not sure what's going on over there these days. Service is hit and miss to the point I'm…read morereviewing it. Unfortunate, because we like the place.

I specifically asked for a chimichanga which is always deep fried and crispy. This is the second…read moretime it's been like just a burrito. No crisp at all! Boo won't go back again.

Tecate is my go to restaurant for great service, amazing food, and the setting that completes the…read moreexperience! I am welcomed like all guests are, like family and close friends are greeted, can mucho gusto! It is my pleasure to share this experience with everyone! My highest recommendation for Tecate Grill! It is worth a drive from far away, and a frequented restaurant to all of us locals in Severance Colorado!

Hidden away in the heart of Severance, this Mexican grill has become one of our favorites in…read moreNorthern Colorado. Wide open setting inside with great ambiance, and a good sized patio as an outdoor, dining option. Service is always prompt, friendly, and dependable. Food is excellent quality and the menu is EXTENSIVE!! Something for everyone, including a burger and buffalo wings, if you're in the mood for some local, agro flavor. The La Patrona margarita is well done, and generous. Queso is flavorful and complements the homemade salsa. Carne asada is a personal favorite, along with the "pregnant burrito." By far the best executed CRISPY, chilé relleno stuffed inside a burrito, of the many variations I've enjoyed in Colorado.

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.

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.

I loved the food here. It's tasty and the beans and rice are actually good- which sometimes is…read moreeasily overlooked at many Mexican places. Accommodates our kiddos well even when we spilled a water everywhere. And the kid meals are large portions. Margs are strong and worth the money! Chips are thick and crispy. The ambiance was a bit loud and quite busy even on a work night so service was a hair slow.