You will definitely feel like you are transported back to a taqueria in CDMX for sure, from the vibes to the food. Everything I've had here has been great in the 3 times I've been here. Love their rotating aguachile, curry flautas, and whichever tacos you are in the mood for. The lengua is quite special as it is bison, which is very unique. Bonus: they are on inKind so the bill is automatically at least 20% off/you can use inKind promos and credit to pay for your meal! You can get $25 off $50 if you use a referral link: https://app.inkind.com/refer/KHUSNDVE read more

Great staff and food - no notes I understand the vibe and decor, but the authentic low tables and chairs are not made for Americans (we be bigger). If you want to transport us to a Mexican Taco shop with uncomfortable seating, I want the Mexican Taco Shop pricing. read more

Stopped by Molino Chido last night after biking over to place a to-go order, and I'm already looking forward to going back. This place gets busy; the group in front of me was quoted about a 2-hour wait for a party of six on a Friday night, so definitely plan ahead if you're dining in. That said, the hostess was incredibly helpful. I told her it was my first time, and she walked me through the menu, pointing out her favorite items and making it super easy to decide. Took her recommendations and went with the cucumber salad and the lengua taco. - Cuber Salad: light, refreshing, with a nice kick from the tajín. - Lengua taco: this was next level... super tender meat, topped with crispy frites, and paired with a really flavorful green sauce on the side. Even with how packed it was, my to-go order came out in about 2 minutes, which was impressive. Highly recommend checking this spot out especially for a dine-in experience, since it's a really cute space too. read more

Molino Chido - Cucumber Salad (left), Lengua Taco (right) - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

DO NOT DO THE CHEF'S COUNTER EXPERIENCE. 1 out of the 6 meals (including the bonus meal we paid $24 extra for) were terrible. The only decent part of the meal was the drink pairing we did...which they charged us $140 extra for. The tasting menu was so bad we had to order tacos to take home to get the taste out of our mouths. The total was $554 before they took the bonus meal off of our tab because I said we couldn't even eat it. THERE WERE ONLY TWO OF US! They also add 22% gratuity on top of the meal which ended up being $96. We really tried our best to be open minded and give it a good shot but $500 for this terrible food has to be talked about. Service was excellent and people were very nice. read more

Confused about what this restaurant is trying to be. They say Mexico City taqueria which tracks with the atmosphere not the food and prices. It was very expensive for what you get. The al pastor was very dry, lacked flavor and the rest of the food was just okay. The beans and margaritas were fine. Probably won't go back. read more

I am honestly so impressed with Molino Chido. I've never tasted tacos like these before. The flavors were complex in such a beautiful way that I almost cried after my first bite of the lengua tacos. I ordered four tacos, lengua, al pastor, campechano, and mushroom and every single one was incredible. The lengua was unbelievably tender and literally melted in my mouth. The al pastor was juicy and perfectly marinated, and the sweetness from the pineapple made the flavors pop. The mushroom tacos were packed with umami, and the mole paired with them was absolutely beautiful. The campechano was salty and fatty in the best way just perfect, honestly hard to describe because it was that good. The service was excellent as well. You can tell these tacos are crafted with serious skill and intention and the chef's high standards really show in every bite. This place completely blew me away and I'll be thinking about those tacos for a long time. read more

Molino Chido - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

This spot comes from 2 famous names in the Denver food scene, so my expectations were very high. The food is delicious, as are the spicy margaritas. The service was friendly and prompt. If I lived in the area, I'd come back again. I'm not entirely sold on the decor: I understand it's meant to be an homage to the taco stands in Mexico, but a metal folding chair doesn't really invite you to sit there for 2 hours. I imagine it might be even more difficult to get a kid to sit in it for any long period of time. It's not exactly a comfortable/cozy space -- that's all. The best dishes were probably the things other than the tacos -- although the steak one was juicy and fantastic and I'd get it again. It's not that they weren't good; it's just that I don't think they were particularly different or better than any other tacos in Denver. I would recommend the tuna/watermelon Aguachile Rojo (so refreshing and beautiful), curried potato Flautas (like samosa rolls), grilled branzino (the perfect fish dish), and carne asada steak (huge portion of super flavorful beef). Pricing? You be the judge: - tuna aguachile $22 - steak taco $12 - whole branzino - $48 - carne asada steak (16oz) - $58 The do have a weekday happy hour, so that helps! read more

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Award-winning chefs, Michael Diaz De Leon & Tommy Lee, paired up for Molino Chido, a taqueria based on the taco stands found in Mexico City. Behind butter-yellow subway tiles, you can see the molineras hard at work making the perfect corn tortillas, which serve as a vessel for the many taco creations. You will walk past cement troughs filled with bags of corn and flour as you head to your simple but colorful green-and-white metal table and chairs, transporting you to the streets of Mexico. We went for their Chido Hour (Happy Hour), which runs Tuesday-Friday, 3-5pm. Our server asked if we had been in before, and since it was our first time, she gave us a rundown of the menu and some of her favorites. I started with the Paloma, which is made with Mezcal and lacto grapefruit, so it is less acidic. It went down easily. I switched to the HH Chenin Blanc. Molino Chido is curating a selection of natural wines to accompany their tacos. The HH choice wasn't a natural wine, but it does use natural and sustainable methods in its production. Now, the important part, the food! I tried two different tacos, the Al Pastor and the Lengua. The Al Pastor had tender meat and a pineapple flavor that wasn't too sweet--the lengua of bison, definitely my favorite. The only issue I had was that the frites on top were overly salted. That was easily tempered with the miso frijoles I ordered, since the creamy texture and the cotija and chili Colorado countered the salt. Thinking I had enough food, I was tempted into trying another small dish and was glad I did. The ceviche was excellent! In addition to the puffy corn tortillas for the tacos, I got to try the crispy corn tortillas with fresh ceviche, the delicious leche de tigre, and apple pico. As I walked out, I saw another customer with the Milanesa (fried chicken cutlet) with rajas con queso. I will be back, Molino Chido! read more

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Excellent place! Molino Chido is located inside Stanley Marketplace. Molino Chido offers a small menu with delicious Mexico City style cuisine. The concept of this restaurant is unique and very fun. It takes you to the streets of Mexico City. Highlights of the menu for me were the verduras taco, ceviche, frijoles, and margarita. So, so, very good! Servers were on top of their game for a Friday afternoon and our food was out to our table in mere minutes. Can't wait to return!! read more

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We just got back from Molino Chido and were blown away. This was easily one of the best meals we have had in a long time and we dine out often. We ordered the potato flautas, the gringa al pastor, and the mushroom taco, and every single bite was packed with flavor and tasted incredibly fresh. The trio of salsas was chef's kiss and perfectly complemented everything we tried. You can tell how much care goes into the operation. The kitchen was visibly clean and well organized, and the presentation of the food was top notch. The service was friendly and attentive. The hostess mentioned that some of the chefs have Michelin restaurant experience, which absolutely shows in the food. We will definitely be back. Highly recommend. read more

Molino Chido - Curry potato flautas - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Molino Chido did not disappoint. The food was flavorful, fresh, and clearly made with care--but I have to call out the spicy margarita . When they say spicy, they mean it. It definitely burns on the way down... but somehow it's still delicious and totally worth it if you like real heat in your drinks. That said, I did find a hair in one of my tacos, which was disappointing. I mentioned it to the waitress at the time, and while things like that can happen, it did take away from the experience a bit. Great vibes, solid food, and a margarita that doesn't mess around. I'd absolutely come back (and yes, I'd order the spicy marg again--pain and all ). read more

Molino Chido - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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We were like little kids on Christmas morning. Molino Chido blew us away, lol. This quaint taqueria was created to impress. It's quite unassuming, as you walk in. Lots of space, simple decor, concrete floors and metal chairs paired with folding tables. Don't be put off - the attention is exactly where it should be: the food. I'm a minimalist and loved the small touches and simple space. The glass fishbowl at the entrance that showcases their homemade tortillas caught our eye first. We watched for several minutes, already appreciative of these little carriers of yumminess. We sat at the bar and ordered several things: several tacos, aguachile verde, and their mushroom burrito. Wow, just wow. Literally everything we tried, we devoured. The first few thoughts that came to mind are well balanced, surprising, pops of flavor and so very juicy. Their trio of salsa/sauces were amazing. Holy cow, this is definitely our agreed upon standout Mexican restaurant of 2025. Easy decision. Their cocktails were just as good. I loved their spicy hibiscus margarita. Zero complaints here. Their staff were amazing also: friendly, attentive, and totally dialed in for service. We will be back many, many time. Dang. read more

Molino Chido, the new taqueria from Denver chefs Tommy Lee and Michael Diaz de Leon, completely blew me away. From the moment the food hit the table, it was clear how much care and intention goes into everything here. The homemade corn tortillas alone are worth the visit. Warm, fragrant, and clearly made fresh. Every single dish we tried was excellent. This place really feels like it was born from two worlds coming together. There is deep respect for tradition, but also creativity and playfulness in the flavors. It feels thoughtful, welcoming, and very community driven. What we ordered included al pastor tacos with pineapple, a pavo taco with recado negro and egg, prime strip loin with lujo peppercorn, a queso chihuahua quesadilla with mushrooms and salsa macha, an aguachile rojo with chorizo spiced bluefin tuna, and curry potato flautas. Honestly, there was not a weak bite. I rarely say this, but everything was great. I am already planning my next visit to try more of the menu. Make a reservation and go as soon as you can. read more

Molino Chido - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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I was excited about this place. The previous Mexican restaurant in this spot was not great. They really renovated it and it's really bright and casual. I'm not sure that's a great thing for a 3p-close restaurant? A lot of cement so maybe meant to make you feel like on a street? The tables are kind of metal casual remind me of the card tables you fold out. The waitstaff was attentive and the menu is not huge like a few different type tacos that are definitely "street taco" size and some other items. The drink menu has more items than the food. They have an array of drinks and I got the Carajillo which was like an espresso martini meets tequila. It was very good. As far as the food, I did not like any of it. They have a heavy spice hand and while I realize they are going for "Mexico city" style street food, idk I just wish it could appeal to all flavors. We tried the following: Aguachile with hamachi yellowtail - very spicy Flautas - remind me of like Indian spices in a flauta with a mole and crema. Also very spicy. The burrito was chile Colorado with beans- spicy Beans- surrounded by peppers and red liquid which was spicy. Steak taco- peppery spicy Al Pastor taco - not spicy the only thing really not having a ton of spice. While it may appeal to some besides quesadilla that's all a child could eat and those not able to handle too much spice. Not sure what they would eat. Probably wouldn't return here. read more

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Molino Chido hasn't been open long, and I've already been twice. We've enjoyed bites off the "Chido Hour" menu, as well as tacos and the frijoles from the regular menu. My guy reports the spicy hibiscus margarita is really good, and the regular marg is also solid. I haven't tried the cocktails, but who doesn't enjoy a nice, cold Mexican Coke? Everything has been enjoyable, but our favorites are the Al pastor ("I could eat 100 of those things. I don't even like tacos." -My Husband) and the Pavo taco. I don't think I've ever seen a turkey taco before, so it's interesting and a nice combination with the jammy egg. I also really enjoyed the molé in the verduras taco, but the squash was pretty firm and I was unsure if that was intentional or not. I thought it would have been better if it was cooked a little longer so it softened more. The makeover to the interior gives this space a whole new look that feels open, casual and inviting. I love the tile and the different shades of green. Service has been warm and welcoming, and servers are happy to answer any questions. If they don't know the answer offhand, they don't hesitate to go ask the chef. As a person who asks too many questions (due mainly to dietary restrictions), I appreciate that! read more

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I came to try their chefs counter inside Molino Chido called Mas Chido. Only 5 seats for 3 seatings at 4pm, 6pm & 8pm on Fri & Sat. The 5 course experience is $85 + $55 for non-alcoholic pairings. Their regular chefs were involved along with Executive Director/Chef Michael Diaz de Leon formely with Bruto in Milk Market. I expected an exciting event. It was. Each course was creative and Javier P, our server created customized non-alcoholic drinks for me. First course was an Aquachile, a cool tomato & plum dish with carbonated strawberry juice accented with nori crisps and nori "caviar". Nori is a edible seaweed and the caviar is powdered nori with chia gel. It was a bit salty as you would expect with real caviar. Javier created a Peach Milk Punch with Bancha Green tea. Wonderful & refreshing. Second course was Momo. This was a soup style dumpling filled with smoked tofu and esquite. Javier presented a unusual Mexican beverage, sparkling Tejuino. Tejuino is fermented corn masa with cane sugar and water. It acquires yeast from the air naturally and provide a very low alcohol, sweet & sour tangy drink. Carbonation reduces the alcohol. Third course was Empalme, which means stacked. Here was a crispy tortilla with a layer of melted queso panela, a layer of fatty pork collar and ice lettuce. Ice lettuce is an edible succulent. Visually interesting. So it's a form of mexican sandwich, but not a tortas. Javier created a Sangrita Verde with honeydew & lime juice with Serrano peppers for heat. Fourth course was Verano. The was Kampachi Al Pastor. This is yellowtail tuna marinated in a al pastor adobo with chiles, achiote and pineapple juice, then seared. It rested on Mole Chabacano with a leaf of bibb lettuce. A side plate had a white Sonoran tortilla with squash butter. Two ways to eat: Butter the tortilla then place the tuna, Bibb lettuce and mole and eat it like a taco or not. Javier created a honey mustard apricot gimlet. I could taste the tang of the honey mustard and the sweetness of the apricot. For dessert, we got a cinnamon sugared churro with a black sesame chocolate caramel sauce with edible leaves that tasted like anise. Javier created a cold creamy Chai with foam on top. The dining room has lime green tables with plenty of green palms with a Cantina atmosphere. The courses were brought out by a separate chef for each guest for maximum effect. The chefs counter includes a 22% service charge. No additional tip is required. I got an additional drink before dessert for free. It was a sparkling non-alcoholic wine from Suri of Copenhagen, Denmark. Good palate cleanser. Happy Hour is Tues-Fri 4pm-5pm. A wonderful experience. read more

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This is a new favorite restaurant in Denver and it makes sense why there is usually a 45ish min wait around dinner time, but it is absolutely worth it! Everything from the tacos to the ceviche to the quesadillas are amazing. They also have a strong selection of drinks too! read more

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Do not let the location fool you!! Located inside Stanley marketplace, this food is giving Michelin bib gourmand level vibes. Casual setting with outstanding food and drinks. Tortillas are made in house, with an extensive selection of tequila and natural wines! read more

Molino Chido - Quesadilla - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

I liked this place so much that I came back for the new chef's tasting menu, mas chido! Everything was delicious, inventive, creative, and beautifully presented. An excellent meal at a reasonable price point. Five courses for only $85! I also got the drink pairing for $55, and it was well worth it. Some very unique and tasty dishes! 10 out of 10 recommend. read more

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I saw that's it's a rising restaurant on the Resy app articles and rightly so, having just opened 3 months ago. The vibe gives off an unpretentious Mexico City inspired taqueria. I love the green space, low tables & chairs -- just very inviting. It's located on the 1st floor of Stanley Market. Since it recently opened, there are ample reservation slots on OpenTable so snag them when you can! Came on Tuesday night which apparently is Tostada Tuesdays. We had the rotating tostada special of tuna tostada which was simply divine. The chunks of tuna reminded me of poke but garnished/ seasoned with the most amazing garlic looking tajin spices. This was probably my favorite from all the stuff we ordered today. We got the flautas as recommended by our server. It was good but not a super fan of curry potato. As for the tacos, the lengua (bison tongue) and frites definitely hit the spot. Topped with the spicy yellow salsa!! To die for. I also tried the mushroom taco but that wasn't doing it for me. The spicy margarita had some heat to it which I loved. Our server was so nice and gave us 3 shots of mezcal on the house to celebrate! We all hadn't seen each other for quite some time so it was definitely an occasion to catch up and celebrate milestones. It was interesting because it's not like a tequila shot but-- you "kiss" or sip on the mezcal, suck on the orange slice dipped in a tajin looking powder then eat a cricket! Would have loved if they served desserts on the menu though!! read more

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This is such a fun place, although admittedly not ergonomic with the folding chairs - but the light and decor were casual yet chic. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon and were seated right away. We had the curried potato flautas, mushroom tacos, carnitas tacos and ... some kind of beef my husband ordered. Everything was delicious, as were the aguas frescas. I am already craving returning. Only drawback was that the service was extremely slow, despite there being almost as many staff members as customers when we were there. Maybe it will be better next time. read more

This is a really unique spot aiming to be like a taco spot you would find in Mexico City .They make their corn tortillas in house. It's very casual but the tacos are fantastic and bursting with flavor! The service was incredibly fast, we had our food within 5 minutes of ordering. I enjoyed the salsas as well. Definitely on the pricier side but worth it. My favorites were the strip loin and beef tongue tacos. Also kid friendly with high chairs and a kids menu (though they only told us about it verbally, I didn't see it listed anywhere) read more

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We were excited to finally try this spot, but the experience fell short in several ways. The décor is extremely sparse, almost unfinished, and the seating doesn't help. Guests are placed at cold, flimsy folding tables with low, uncomfortable folding chairs, giving the whole place the feel of a makeshift bingo night setup rather than a restaurant. Definitely not ideal for groups of four or more. After a 45-minute Saturday night wait (they don't take reservations yet), we sat down to discover a very limited menu. The tacos are true street-size, which would be fine if they weren't priced at $5-$9 each with cheese. The salsa trio arrives with no chips, and no chips on the menu either. Limited sides on the menu. As for the food itself, the Paloma, Al Pastor, Carnitas, and mushroom tacos were good. The miss was the Lengua (bison tongue): thick, spongy, and in need of a crisp sear to improve the texture. You are told to remember what you ordered because it all comes out together as it's ready and not on individual plates per person. Plan to spend around $40-$45 per person for four small tacos and a cocktail, and more if you want a side. Overall tasty and good friendly service but it feels overpriced for what you get, especially given the small tacos, bare-bones atmosphere and uncomfortable seating. read more

Arrived hungry, left with plenty more. The staff at Molino is welcoming and passionate and immediately felt like family. The food is beautiful and thoughtful and most importantly, authentic. The balance between the casual environment and highly curated dishes calls for friend gatherings and lots of laughter. My friend and I ordered and shared the Aguachile Verde, Flautas, tacos de lengua y de campechana. All recommendations from the hostess and she did NOT MISS. The drinks were also EXCELLENT. A glass of white wine paired incredibly well with the Aguachile and the following cocktails were all crafted to perfection. Grab a seat and enjoy this very special restaurant. I rate this Molino 10/10 CHIDO! read more

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horrible never coming back I came wait my family thinking it was a mexican restaurant we all came hungry excited to see to see the food and all and we did indeed get surprise small portions we all left starving staff rude we weren't even done and then they were picking up everything forcing up to leave we ended up paying $63 dollars for 3 small tacos and one small quesadillas portions were horrible if your looking for a place to eat one small taco and leave still hungry well I would recommend here read more

Checked out the recently opened Molino Chido last night at Stanley Marketplace. This taco paradise is the creative collab of Chefs Michael Diaz De Leon and Tommy Lee, and so our expectations were definitely high. It was a weeknight about 7pm or so, and we didn't have to wait for a table, though the dining room was bustling. Channeling the vibes of taquerias in Mexico City, the restaurant has its own branded folding chairs and tables, imparting a casual and fun atmosphere. But do not let that fool you, the food here adds upscale touches to otherwise humble dishes, and you can wash it all down with a wide selection of wines including natural options. (Along with sugar cane cola and agua frescas of course.) Our group primarily focused on the taco section of the menu. Our server recommended 3-5 per person. The food comes out in waves and is mixed atop larger plates, so you will want to flag if you have dietary restrictions and remember well what you ordered if in a group. (It took us a little doing to negotiate what belonged to who once things were dropped off). The glory of these tacos is the expertly made tortillas, the masa for which is nixtamalized in house. They were in fact both tasty and tender--a feat I find a lot of places do not pull off with masa. I personally went big and tried six tacos: Al Pastor, Lengua, Carnitas, Campechano (con costra), Dorado, and Mushroom. They were all tasty, but the standouts for me were the Lengua (amazing depth of flavor, perfectly cooked and tender) and the Mushroom (a taste and texture explosion!). I found the carnitas to be a little underwhelming (and wet) comparatively. That said it was still good and a great vehicle for the tasty salsas on the table. The Dorado incorporates shrimp paste, which made for a unique experience, but something to keep in mind if you're not a fan of unctuous flavors. One of our group also tried the pricier Prime Strip Loin taco and said it was delicious. Finally the Flautas, which have an Indian flair, were split amongst a few in the group, and were also enjoyed. The service we had was enthusiastic and helpful. It's clear the staff has been educated on the menu and the story. (I understand originally the restaurant had been targeting counter ordering, but it has since shifted to table service which I think makes things much easier). I was admiring some of the photos on the wall, and was informed that Chef took the photos on a planning trip to Mexico City. Such a cool detail! Molino Chido also has a great patio space that will be nice after the winter passes. The only negative I would cite quite frankly is the price. It's chef driven food, and so that's not surprising. But depending on which tacos you order, and how fully you give into the desire to con costra (who doesn't love a cheese crust!), things can add up. Tacos for our group ranged from $28 upwards to $50/person, plus then beverage, tip etc. Just something to keep in mind. It's still more than possible to have a reasonable experience if you order accordingly. (My six tacos, a mix of straightforward and a couple of upgrades, was $35.) All in all, check this place out. And seriously, order the Lengua. You can do it. read more

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We finally made it in for dinner last night and had a lovely dinner. I had the ceviche and the mushroom tacos and both were exceptional. Service was great as well. Fantastic addition to the Stanley, we'll be back. Oh and apparently Wednesday is 'wine Wednesday,' which was a happy surprise. read more

Looks like Denver has jumped on the Mexico City street taco bandwagon wagon and Molino Chido delivers the goods. We started with the house ceviche served with homemade chips. Fresh, light and marinated more in a crema than a straight lime sauce. Sharing the flautas and cauliflower quesabirria was the right call. The cauliflower (Tetela) was the star. The flautas were delicious and had an Indian influence that was both flavorful and unique. We did four tacos all served on homemade corn tortillas: pastor, carnitas, mushroom and brisket. All four were delicious albeit the brisket slightly too salty for my taste. The service was very attentive although it bordered on rushed at certain times. The place was packed but I made reservations about four weeks prior. The food was fantastic and you really feel like you are eating in a taco joint in Mexico. Make reservations and definitely grab some friends to try Molino out. You won't be disappointed. read more

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Mexican food but EL-E-VA-TED . The food here will rock your world. Every single bite was a 10/10. The tetela surprised me the most. So insanely delish! But honestly everything we ordered was so good. We will be back to sit at the tasting counter next! The chefs here really know what tf they're doing. And FOH staff are so lovely! read more

Molino Chido - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

This is fun new restaurant at the Stanley Marketplace. They are in the same location as the now closed Comida. The interior is open and fun, really taking on the feel of a Mexican City taco shop. We sat at the bar, and the bartender provided helpful information on the restaurant's chefs and menu. We ordered an assortment of tacos and a couple of margaritas. The fresh tortillas were amazing, and our favorite taco was a toss-up between the mushroom taco and the chorizo and steak taco. Both were full of flavor and stuffed to the max. If I have one gripe, it's that tacos are a bit on the pricey side. However, knowing that they support lots of local suppliers, include maize from Bow and Arrow, helps lessen the pain. read more

Painful experience Card tables and folding chairs. It doesn't really matter what the food is like if the dinning experience and ambience is this poor. Hopefully they'll invest in some better seating. read more

Wow, just wow. You really can't do better than Molino Chido for tacos, salsas, or honestly anything on the menu. The food and the service are top-notch. The tacos are absolutely delectable -- juicy, unctuous (as Guy Fieri would say ), flavorful and loaded with succulent meat on handmade tortillas. You truly can't go wrong, just try them all! Service is impeccable. Birdie runs the front of the house and makes you feel special the moment you walk in. Every server we encountered was friendly, knowledgeable, and fantastic. Our most recent server was Morgan and she was so prompt, fun and friendly. It's just an all-around great experience. Pro tip: Make a reservation because this place is JUMPIN'. read more

I ordered taco de huitlacoche and got a regular mushroom taco in macha salsa mixed with it. I wished menu would clarify. Tacos were a little to greasy and sliced onion is not my preference and not enough cilantro. I can see how some might be ok with these but from me who tried tacos from many places even mexico these are ok. I would say you must give it a try. Btw drinks are good and i did like that they offer bohemia beer. read more

Molino Chido - Tacos al pastor and huitlacoche taco. - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Decided to try out Molino Chido last night with my partner for date night. Everything the waitress recommended was excellent! We tried out the ceviche, al pastor taco, and milanesa per her recommendation and they were all delicious. The apple in the ceviche was quite subtle and I really enjoyed the coconut milk in it. The milanesa was probably my favorite dish of the night! We went rogue and ordered the gringa al pastor and lengua taco which I wasn't a fan of as much. I was excited to see lengua on the menu but it wasn't my favorite. Overall it was definitely a good experience but probably won't stop by on a regular basis. I didn't love sitting in a metal folding chair at a fold out table while paying over $100 for a meal but that might just be me! read more

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Everything we ordered was excellent. The street tacos were a standout - al pastor was our favorite, but we also loved the dorado and turkey. The flautas were incredible, the quesadilla was special, and the aguachile was unreal. Drinks were just as good, specifically the milk punch. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and make you feel genuinely taken care of. The space is beautifully styled and the branding is such a nice touch. Beyond the food being delicious, the overall experience is what really sticks with you... Relaxed but cool, elevated yet approachable - will be back and bringing everyone I know here! read more

Presentation of food is great, but over priced !!!! not worth it. One tiny tostada 22 dlls ( when i mean tiny it was tiny) Food was cold when it came out to our table. Tacos super greasy. I usually never write my experience but I was very disappointed. read more

Service great! Flavors were good, but two of use thought the tacos were salty which disappointed. Flautas were amazing and full of flavor. read more

Molino Chido - Flautas - Tacos Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

A few of us ate last night at Molino Chido and we will all be going back. We started with cocktails and they were all incredibly nuanced with interesting ingredients and depth of flavor. After that we dived into the menu. Our waitress was really helpful finding the best options for us, we had a couple vegetarians and some of us didn't want too spicy. The daily tostado with fresh raw tuna was fantastic. The lengua tacos were so good we ordered more. Overall a really nice meal that was so different than your usual Mexican in the US. Looking forward to returning for the whole fish and tasting menu read more

Sat down realized they have tables for kindergarteners. Literally my 12 year old could barely fit and I'm 6'6". Chairs super uncomfortable. Just got up and walked out. Waitress said that's how they do it in Mexico. Okay... read more

Tried all the meat tacos which were great. My favorite was the tongue. Beans were very tasty too. Had one of the special drinks and it was yummy. Will definitely be back to try more! read more