I first heard about Sazon from Milehighfooddude on Instagram. The food is delicious, fresh and…read moreauthentic. I had the enchiladas and they were amazing. Friendly service & management. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Andres was a fantastic server. The food was authentic and unique from just the traditional Mexican…read moredishes that I've experienced. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!

This is my absolute favorite place to go!! The food is AMAZING and everyone is so so friendly and…read morehelpful. The place is so cozy and every time I come in it's just the best. Highly HIGHLYYY recommend coming here!!

Was craving some birria and quick answer to satisfy that was Venalonzo's. We got the 10" Birria…read morePizza and Birria Egg Rolls. We placed the order online (via Toast), got a text confirmation it was ready for pick up, and went straight to the staff at the counter got our food. And even though this was a to-go order, food was still so fresh, egg rolls still crispy and cheese was still gooey. They also have updated their space since I was last there. The chalkboard menu now has beautiful art. And above the counter is four TV monitors with the menu and food related videos.

I've given this food truck two chances at two different breweries, and both times were a disaster…read more The truck looks cool -- graffiti-style with "Hot Chicken" plastered on it -- but here's the kicker: they don't actually serve hot chicken. False advertising right off the bat. On top of that, they can't show up on time. Both times I've waited on them, they rolled in hours late. One football Sunday they didn't even arrive until 2:40 PM... when games start around 11 AM. Not exactly a reliable partner for breweries trying to host customers. Now for the food: honestly, it's nothing like the pictures online. It comes out looking sloppy and unappetizing. Against our better judgment, my friends and I ordered anyway -- and all of us got sick. This wasn't a one-off either. Both times I ate from this truck, I got sick. That's a major red flag. The owners themselves are nice people, but the product and execution are unacceptable. At this point, the health department really needs to step in and inspect this truck because something isn't right. They also have a brick & mortar restaurant in Lone Tree, but after two bad experiences, I won't be going anywhere near it. If I see this truck at a brewery again, I'll be eating somewhere else.

Ok let's be real for a minute...a lot of Mexican restaurants around town are more on the Tex Mex…read moreside, good but basic Mexican food. Not Purisima. Authentic, homemade, flavorful, inventive and delicious food! The owner, who stopped by our table to check on us and chat, is from Mexico City and brought all the flavors of Mexico to Colorado and I'm glad he did. Good food, good music, good service. Not sure what else you need?! On the small downside, yes it is a little more costly than other places. I think part of that is the location, Lone Tree being in a wealthier part of Douglas County. However, don't let that stop you from going, just plan accordingly.

The food was ok. I had birria ramen and my friend had quesabirria. For $13, I felt the ramen was a…read morepretty good deal although it didn't have enough meat and the noodles seemed like ramen noodles from the pack. The consomé was good, though. My friend said that the quesabirria was just so-so. The restaurant was very clean, and the decorations were cute. The worst thing about it though is the service. We were left completely alone while all staff members were in the back the entire time we were dining. They even had another customer that came in that was completely ignored. He had to ring the bell twice to get service. A redeeming quality is that it's open late, which is nice if you've been out drinking.

The service here was quick and prompt. We walked up to the front counter and requested a table…read more After a few minutes of looking at the menu and placing an order, our lunch arrived. My food was fresh and delicious. I ordered the Tacos Camaron, but was confused with if it was served individually or by the plate, the photo on the menu showed by the plate but the price was per each, which resulted in a costly error. Overall not a bad place.

Solid place for Mexican food I did the chicken salad it was…read morereally good and appetizers are big for a big group

parking can be a hassle. great service. the place is clean…read more& not overly loud. pretty reasonably priced and many options. my only negative is that they don't offer too many a la carte items, but they do accommodate substitutions w/ no extra charge (for us, at this visit, not sure that is standard). we were all pleased with our dishes and recommend this location (the parker location is too gringoed-down in our opinion & WAY too loud).

I kinda forget about this place because of its location. Today, Mother's Day, is a perfect place…read moreto celebrate. Spacious and clean. Good chips and sauce to start is a good sign. It's not a traditional sauce that you would have at a typical Mexican restaurant. It's very traditional. I got the taco salad with jalapeno ranch I could have split it with 2 other people and it was very delicious. I was told that the enchiladas were delicious and paired nicely with the rice. Our waitress doubled as the hostess and did a great job. Thanks Ashley.

Hacienda Colorado used to be one of my favorite restaurants. What a fall from grace. We went to a…read morenearly empty restaurant on a Friday night. In the old days, you would have a long waitlist for a table. Not anymore. We were one of four or five tables. First, the good: our waitress was very attentive and kind. Everything about the food and drinks was disappointing. The margaritas were bland and tasted like an orange slice. The menu was limited, and a lot of the entrees were gone. The guacamole was runny, and the salsa was bland. Of our three entrees, the only one that was at least warm was the fajitas, I suspect from the sizzling plate. The rice tasted like it was days old. I will never return and will not recommend to anyone else. So sad!

Outstanding service, food and drink! Views are beautiful!…read moreOur waiter was the best and made it more enjoyable.

Definitely a solid Mexican food spot that I've frequented many times as a Castle Rock resident…read more They offer friendly service, great green chile and unique menu items--like the mini chile rellenos--which are genuinely tasty and well done every time. The biggest downside for me is the pricing. Everything on the menu feels noticeably overpriced, especially considering there are several nearby Mexican food options within walking distance that offer better flavor and larger portions for less. While the restaurant is upscale and visually impressive, the customer shouldn't feel like they're subsidizing the cost of expensive real estate during their visit.

A nice and convenient local strip mall Mexican joint that's well decorated in a typical Mexican…read morerestaurant manner. Customer murals don the walls and even the chairs have interesting paintings on them. I ordered the asada burrito and what came was a first for me. It literally only had carne asada in it, and it was awesome! Also smothered in a delicious green chili, tomatoes, and lettuce. It was one of the better smothered burritos I've had in a few years. If you're hankering for some traditional Mexican food then stop by El Karajo and take in the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes.

We have eaten at those locations many times and love this place. The food is great. The margaritas…read moreare really great. They're so nice to us, even when mom had her 90th birthday they helped us gently celebrate with a big hat and a dessert with a candle. Both places have a fiesta vibe it's very colorful and cheery.

What a disappointment! I was soooo looking forward to our dinner at Casa Mariachi tonight but our…read moredining experience was marred by the slow service and not-so-great food quality. I thought this place was solid when I got some food for to-go a while back. Ugh!! The only good thing was that we were seated right away upon arrival (it was probably because we were a small group of two people; when we arrived, there was one two-person table available; people with larger groups were waiting in the waiting area.) Our waiter was polite and pleasant and yet his attentiveness was bare minimum. Our food took such a long time before they came out of the kitchen. Whereas my bf's Avocado Tostada plate was decent (I didn't taste it; he said he liked it), my Baja Fish Taco was mediocre at best (the fish had barely any meat in it; it almost looked like a very thin chicken meat that was cooked with absolute stinginess!!) The only reason I am not giving them 1 star is because of the swift seating upon arrival and the harp player who performed for the mothers (as it was Mother's Day yesterday.) 25-minute drive on Parker Road from my northeast DTC home surely wasn't worth it; we could have gone to one of the nearby restaurants to satisfy our cravings for Mexican food instead.

Casa Mariachi in Parker is a nice, family-owned Mexican restaurant with both indoor and outdoor…read moreseating and plenty of parking. We went on a Wednesday evening, and it was packed--we waited about 15 minutes for a table, which speaks to how popular the place is. The salsa, bean dip, and chips were excellent--fresh and flavorful! I ordered a veggie taco and a cheese enchilada à la carte. While the veggies in the taco were fresh, I wish they had been grilled a little more for added flavor. The enchilada was disappointing only because, despite mentioning multiple times that I am vegetarian, the salsa verde came with chicken in it. On top of that, I felt the dish had too much cheese, which diluted the verde flavor that I was looking forward to. On a sweeter note, the churros were delicious, and we really enjoyed them! Overall, this is a warm, family-friendly spot with great service and atmosphere. I'm giving it 4 stars because of the vegetarian mix-up and a few details in the dishes, but I'll definitely give Casa Mariachi another try , perhaps it was just an off night due to how busy they were.

Very mid chips and queso. Margaritas are good. Not a bad experience, just wouldn't necessarily…read morerecommend. Definitely better places to go.

The good: excellent service, good guacamole, good margaritas (silver coin) and tasty fajitas…read more The bad: the fajitas were barely lukewarm. Just about every other TexMex restaurant in America manages to serve sizzling fajitas -- this was pathetic. And the chocolate ice cream is full of grit (maybe this is ground up cacao bens, but a very poor judgment call) and has only a faint chocolate flavor.