Been here twice now. I like the atmosphere and the cute cozy feeling you get with the booths and…read morethe bright color paint and the decoration. Service both times was about the same, which was OK not outstanding,(but it's Fort Collins where nobody's really nice). Typical college kids in a rush. I really like the super thin crispy chips to start off with however, it took some getting used to the "hot," not just warm, salsa that they brought out to accompany it. I've never had hot salsa ever at probably 600 Mexican restaurants in my life. When I comes to the food, the chimichanga my buddy got was delicious, big and crispy and my blue corn tortilla enchilada with cheese was very good(needed 2/3) The rice and beans are OK. The beans are a little chunky for refried beans, but I thought that actually gave them a good texture. However, the rice was a little firm and wasn't my favorite. Not horrible by any means just not the style I like. I would consider this more New Mexican, Mexican style food, versus say Tex-Mex Mexican. Lunch special prices were very reasonable and were smaller portions than I probably would've preferred but that's OK. Overall, I'd say I'd come back. I'll just have to ask next time if they have a different hot sauce or salsa that's not hot cooked to go with the chips since the chips are so delicious. Recommended.

My grandparents love this place, so cool how long it's been around! Such a fun and colorful place…read moretoo :) As someone who gets picky about seasonings, I really appreciate the ingredients for certain sides being listed on the menu. The chicken nachos were great!

Very good food and great service. Only get out there once a year, but worth the stop when we come…read moreout.

Wish I could walk down the street for some chips and salsa for home but theirs is SO EXPENSIVE!read more

Super cute ambiance and very friendly staff. I didn't love the food; it was fine but not the best…read moreMexican food I've had. The salsa had no spice and the queso was like runny Velveeta. We'll keep looking for a better Mexican food spot in FoCo.

We like this place, a good first impression on a first visit. If you are looking for a no-fuss…read moreMexican food experience, this fits the bill. Well executed basic fare (I have not tried any of the more complex offerings, yet) with a wide and varied menu, there is lots to try. I tried the green chile burrito, and found the green Chile is excellent. the only suggestion I could make is to make the salsa a little less watery. It's hard to get it so stick on the chips (the flavor is fine). I'll be back to try more of the menu.

Excellent food amazing service and beautiful atmosphere the best!I have been a client since they…read morefirst opened and always come back because they have maintained high quality in both food and service

I ate at your restaurant yesterday and ordered the garlic shrimp, and I have to say it was…read moreextremely disappointing. What I received was nothing like what I expected. Instead of charbroiled jumbo prawns, the dish consisted of medium/small, likely frozen shrimp that tasted undercooked and had a limp texture, sitting in a watery sauce. The smell alone was off-putting -- my girlfriend had to turn away from it in order to eat. At $25, this is completely unacceptable. I should have sent it back, but regardless, this kind of quality should never leave the kitchen. I'm hoping this isn't representative of your usual standards, but based on this experience, something is clearly off. I wanted to bring it to your attention.

It was disappointing to learn that not all the restaurants in this chain are not the same. This…read moreparticular 3 Margaritas left a lot to be desired. From the salsa, to the beans, to the green chile, to the enchilada sauce there was just the taste of blandness. The chicken and shredded beef were chewy and dry. Adding salt and pepper didn't help. It seems no effort goes into cooking food that has delicious flavor and aroma. There was nothing terrible, just nothing good. To top it off, the service was soooo slow! The restaurant wasn't too busy, but our server took so long to come to us, bring us drinks, take the order, bring the food, check back, refill drinks, bring the check, bring the change. She was gone for tooo loong between each step. Sorry this is not a place we would not return to.

This is my wife and I's favorite spot to go, either just for drinks or for a full dinner. The staff…read moreare always so friendly and at this point recognize us when we come in. Service is always really quick, and staff are attentive. We also just love the ambiance and vibes of this place. It's so cozy. I usually order nachos or enchiladas, and a piña colada, horchata, beer, or a white russian.

This is a family favorite. We love coming to eat in or get carry out…read more This was a dine-in experience. We came for a late lunch and were seated in a booth. Service is always on point. We ordered our beverages while looking over the menu. My husband and daughter had the pineapple aqua fresca while I chose the horchata. Yum! We all had burritos. I had a chicken burrito this time. Smothered, of course. We also got an order of chips and salsa. The salsa was fresh with a nice kick. The chips were crispy and my burrito was delicious. I took half home to have for lunch the next day.

A friend highly recommended this restaurant connected to a butcher and bakery. I said why not!? The…read morerestaurant is bright, airy, and comfy. I loved the booths and the selection of sauces at the table. I ordered the chicken tamales plate, my friend ordered tacos, and we shared the chips and salsa. The salsa was tasty, smokey, and came in a big bowl. There were also a lot of chips for the order that we didn't finish it all. I thought the chips were too oily and tasted oily as well. They were heavier than I usually like but held up great to the salsa. The tamales were hard and firm to cut. Very heavy. The beans and rice were okay and were on the plainer side. The sauces on the table were absolutely delicious. I loved the creamy green sauce and the spicy red sauce. It was a decent meal to hang out with friends. We spent a lot of time chatting and never felt rushed. We finished our outing picking out sweet treats from the bakery!

I enjoyed this place, and on my last night in town, I took a ride with multiple street tacos from…read moreLa Luz. Not disappointment, a lot of flavor in each item I got, and the staff here was kind and quick with my to go order. It came on time and luckily it was in the late evening so not too many around to hold up a line. Maybe next time I'm in town I'll try more than the tacos.

They deliberately overcharged me. I was charged more than the price on the sign and when I…read morecomplained they didn't fix the problem. I wouldn't go here at all - but if you do - look at your bill closely.

So glad that I found out about this place from a friend. Pobre Pancho restaurant was here since at…read moreleast the 80s. We ordered a lot of food, some of it from the a la carte menu, so that we could try a lot of things. The chile relleno was delicious, as were the street tacos with lots of meat choices. Great salsas, too. We finished the huge meal with a beautiful flan dessert. The service was friendly and efficient, and we appreciated the Mexican-themed interior decor. Reasonable prices for the high quality and portion sizes.

11/10 would recommend! A super nice, affordable, cozy restaurant serving satisfying tacos and…read moreburritos (and more!). There's a small parking lot next to it, but it's also connected to a shopping plaza with a Kings Soopers so theres no excuse not to try this place out. I tried the lengua taco and the al pastor taco. The lengua was cubed and firmer than I'm used to. It also had a sweet creamy sauce on top. The sauce was not my favorite. Adding lime juice definitely boosted it's flavor. The al pastor taco was my favorite of the night. Tender, sweet and salty, and more traditional. We left full and happy. A perfect date night or family spot.