Friendly service but this location is certainly understaffed. Snarfs generally hits the spot and it…read moredid at this location. Sandwiches are made to order and I generally gravitate towards the hot ones.

Overall: Consistent sandwich place, fast, and neatly made…read more Sandwich: As a picky sandwich eater, I've been obsessed with The Californian since last year. It's a satisfying post-workout meal since it feels "healthy-ish." Perfect amount of mayo, sprouts, avocado, lettuce, tomato, and meat every time at this location. The other sandwich I've been into when I'm into something richer is the egg salad sandwich or Italian. Also, packed out but neatly made. Consistently crisp, toasted bread. Space: Spacey, open, plenty of seating. Clean whenever I've been. Service: Fast. Price: Average.

Heck's ya, I'm a huge fan! The chicken tenders are always so tasty with the perfect amount of…read morecrunch to them, that isn't too hard or soggy that pairs perfectly with the crinkle cut fries and Texas toast. The Texas toast is a slice of buttery crunchy goodness and do not forget to grab some of the cane's sauce because that is the cherry on top for your meal! So glad that there is a location nearby that has friendly staff and I am not too far from to grab a quick and delicious meal.

We did take away from raising Cane's a couple of weeks ago. Mason got one of the gift certificates…read morefor completing his summary reading through the Jefferson County library so my husband and I have been huge Cainiacs since we first visited a raising Cane's I think we were in New Orleans, maybe 20 years ago and we were super psyched that they came to Colorado. We did not live at this time as much as normal. It seemed like the portions have gotten smaller, and the coleslaw was not as delicious as it used to be. I'm still willing to give it another shot, but something was definitely missing from the old canes.

This is greatest breakfast burrito on the planet. Steak egg and cheese burrito is amazing.read more

I see a number of moronic reviews on this place. Young people are experts on everything to include…read morebeing unreasonable jerks so what they have to say has no value...I took the little woman there to try this little place out. The building used to be home a Good Times burger as I recall. The parking lot had a number of transients with a women by the front door looking eerie. She appeared to be homeless with her large back pack and poor, sun beaten dog who was her unfortunate companion. The entry was filled with different succulents to include an enormous Mother in Law's tongue, I was in awe. There was no remodeling done to either the dining room, front counter nor the kitchen which I'm sure made the place attractive to the new occupants and I thought that was a smart move. During our time there the wife and I seen 3 older Mexican women so I was positive that the food would be superb..we ordered and walked into the dining room. A booth was filled with a number of old cash registers and the place smelled musty like it could use a quick scrub down, no biggie I guess. Our food was delivered to us by a smiling young man and he handed us togo containers and left. The containers had segments in them which ruined any presentation we had hoped for plus the containers made sure only a limited amount of food could be given to paying customers. I though everything was crap. The beans were piping hot but came from a can, the beef taco I ordered was pale and most unappetizing in appearance and once I bit into it I was amazed. Remember the older women I mentioned? THIS is what they served, really? The meat was spongy, no sauce, no life and the rice? Wow...I have to say right now that I am an expert chef and I can whip a rice so easy, so flavorful I just have to wonder how, out of 3 women, a rice like this could hit my taste buds, sheesh. My red enchilada was ice cold. Screaming hot beans, room temperature taco and ice cold enchilada...I was shocked beyond belief because of 3 reasons: 1) The older women manning the kitchen 2) The fact that these people operated out of a building just a few feet away for a number of years which should've given them lot of practice. 3) Mexican customers kept coming and going. My rule is this when walking into a Mexican restaurant: If there are NO Mexican in there...walk out..

I'm in town visiting Denver and a huge Mac and cheese lover so of course I had to scope out some…read moreMac and cheese and came across this place in my search. I ended up ordering via Uber Eats, so I can't comment on the actual restaurant, but I can comment on the food. Another thing I wanted to add is I did have this delivered to 30 minutes away, so take that into account also. So first off, the food was still hot despite it being delivered 30 minutes away. The crust of cheese on top was crunchy while the noodles were soft. The cheese was a little cooled down/hardened if you know what I mean, but it was still delicious. The portion was also a great size for $13. I recommend this place!

If you have little kiddos or you personally love Mac and cheese this is the place for you! It's…read moresmall but cute, my 9 year old niece thought it was "fun". The staff were friendly and greeted us with a big smile. I liked the variations of a classic take they had. My niece got the pizza Mac and cheese and I got the Colorado style. I loved mine! Pulled pork and green chili....amazing! I won't balk to go back!

In N Out! Ah! My weakness! I got bold this time and decided to order off the secret menu. I went…read morewith a 3x3 animal style and some cheese fries. I think I think the 3x3 more than the double double! The staff was very friendly. Although there was a little bit of wait, it was forgivable considering how busy they were when I arrived. The food was at least fresh and that's all that mattered! The lemonade mixed with the tea make a great virgin Arnold Palmer js. I'll definitely be back!

We possess a strange, biological urge to turn ordinary, commercial enterprises into places of…read moreworship. In-N-Out is a prime example of this phenomenon. Two of my traveling companions insisted that our road trip could not proceed until we made a pilgrimage to the location on Wadsworth Boulevard in Arvada. Because we live on the East Coast where this particular brand of fast food does not exist, they spoke of the restaurant with a quiet, holy reverence. One would think we were approaching an ancient mountain sanctuary rather than a burger joint with crisscrossed neon palm trees. The parking lot was a scene of controlled suburban chaos. Inside, the dining room was intensely clean. Young workers wearing crisp white aprons, red paper hats, and giant safety pins moved with the focused speed of emergency room nurses. Behind the counter, an employee was actively converting raw potatoes into fries with a mechanical slicer right in front of the counter. I ordered a Double Double, an order of Animal Style fries covered in "spread" and grilled onions, and a lemonade. The beef was fresh and never frozen, the lettuce was crisp, and the total cost was surprisingly reasonable. It was a very good, highly efficient lunch. This is where I must commit a mild blasphemy: I still prefer Five Guys. Somewhere in California, a true believer has just dropped his burger in absolute horror. Five Guys offers chaotic brown paper bags spilling over with greasy fries. In-N-Out offers geometric perfection, extreme order, and a secret menu that everyone on earth seems to know about. In-N-Out has mastered the art of doing a few simple things with absolute precision. I respect the machinery of it, and if I am ever passing through Arvada for some reason again, I will happily stop for another meal. I will simply leave the religious devotion to someone else.

We drop over because this is a walk up window that has tables outside which allowed us to bring our…read moredog while we enjoyed breakfast burritos. We ended up taking the burritos to go and eating them at home since the dog was not behaving well. Thai was a Sunday so we got the Sunday special- chorizo breakfast burrito. We opted for mild green chilis in them. They were good and the staff were friendly. We will be back and to try the bowls or other burritos options.

First impressions are okay, but some room for improvement!…read more I've whizzed past this place so many times wondering if it's any good. Well, today the opportunity presented itself, and I gave it a shot. They offer a good sized menu, pretty simple, honing in on breakfast and lunch burritos or bowls, with the addition of tacos, nachos, and tamales. For the bowls and burritos (opted for a bowl today), it comes with your choice of protein, cheese, and chile. These are available in two sizes, regular and jefe. The comes with rice and beans, additionally. Though I was under the impression I ordered the jefe size, they asked me if I wanted rice and beans. So the total confused me a smidge and when I received my food I thought it was small, but nonetheless this was my destiny on this scorching hot day. Though a small box, it was hefty, so we were off to a good start. It's not much to look at, with rice on the bottom, and all beans, green chile, steak, cheese, and guac piled on top. Mix it up and you get a sloppy Tex-Mex cocktail, and you know what it could be worse! The major disappointment here was the steak. If I'm eating anything in bowl form, the protein has to be the star. It certainly wasn't. On a positive note, the green chile was spicy and the guacamole added that citrusy limey kick needed to balance all the other flavorful characters. Definitely recommend adding something like guac to cut through those other rich ingredients. I ended up eating the whole thing, and though it may not look like much from the pictures, it was deceivingly substantial and more filling than I initially thought. I'm not running back, but I think there's potential here. I'd be curious to try a breakfast burrito with eggs, potato, chorizo, and spicy green chile. That'd be my order next time!

We had a coupon for BoGo single burger. I called in the order and Gregory the owner was super nice…read moreand professional. Me and my gf thought the burgers were really well made, generous and tasty. I just picked up and went home so can't really speak to the ambiance. Def gonna try the Monday wings deal!

worst sandwich I have ever had, it was dry and a freezer burnt taste. thought it would much better,…read morethe only thing good about it was the fried

I like their small menu! The portions are huge and…read moreeverything is good!!! For $15 it is well worth it!!! I suggest ordering to go bc parking is a menace.

5 stars again for the chicken katsu. It came with fried rice, mac salad and then I got fries as the…read morelast side. This time I tried the chicken and waffle which came with one side. It was a large portion but flavor was just OK. Reminder to myself that I don't like the mac salad. I will stick with only the chicken katsu going forward.

My mom and I were in the neighborhood and I have been wanting to try this place so we got two…read moresandwiches to go! The interior was nice and would definitely come back to eat inside with the nice ambiance! I had the chicken gyro and my mom had the veggie sandwich- the price was right and so were the deliciously fresh ingredients! Truly a delicious lunch! The man serving us was very kind and very quick! We will be back!

Food was delicious! Service was friendly and quick- my son loved his pesto sandwich and my gyro…read moreplate was fantastic and huge! Ambiance is cozy and relaxed- we will be back!!

Everything was very good. Fast service also very pleasant. The Taco's and egg rolls are to die for…read more It looked very clean though the widow we didn't go inside

Don't ever order the mini tacos cause the packaging is terrible. Not sure how they do it when you…read moreorder for dine in, but it's not good