My son and I went to this business because of an ad that popped up on FaceBook. They offered Tacos Al Pastor (my favorite) on their menu. The food was OK, but the experience wasn't. There were at least a dozen people working there between the restaurant, meat counter, and grocery store, and not one of them would let on that they spoke a single word of English. I enjoy Mexican culture, food, and people in general (see my reviews of Taqueria Morelos, Tia Maria, Casa Mariachi, and Tacos Acapulco). I used to travel to Guadalajara often for work, and since that's not a touristy area of Mexico, the residents could be very rude and impatient if you didn't speak their language. Not all smiles like the resort town residents who want your money. I got the exact same vibe at this business. I speak very little Spanish, and I don't preach "fit in", or assimilate, or racism at all, but the workers at this Denver business made it very clear that we weren't welcome there. The waitress wouldn't even take our order until I said "CUATRO tacos Al Pastor", because when I said "four", she just stared blankly with a smirk. The more "accepted" customers glared at us the whole time like we were some spectacle invading their turf. Others of my same ethnicity got up and left. It was about at this time that I realized I had been in this store before. Our Mexican American friends had told us that they bought their horchata there. When I went in the first time and asked "Do you have horchata?", I was greeted by the same blank stare and silence. This time, when we went up front to pay, the gentleman wouldn't even charge us in English. He purposely let loose with a string of fast Spanish that I couldn't even begin to keep up with. His coworkers at the meat counter were laughing at us, pointing, and rolling their eyes. It made my son quite uneasy. It doesn't take much to be friendly, and put a positive, inviting, inclusive face on your business. I'll give my money to someone else. Don't even consider going to this blatantly racist place unless you speak fluent Spanish. It's clearly "theirs". read more