We came for the closing party, and what a send off! $20 all you can eat, $10 all you can drink. It was slammed but absolutely worth it. We got to try most of the menu one last time. The biggest standout was the papaya salad, which we wouldn't normally order, but glad we got to try it this time. The ceviche, pork wings, and ropa vieja were excellent as well. I definitely plan to keep an eye on where Chef Victor goes next, because his food is to die for. Love their decor as always, with its sense of whimsy mixed with the upscale. Super mega bien, you will be super missed! Wishing everyone the best on their next ventures. read more

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What a deliciously fun concept! Absolutely loved our experience when we brought our friend here for her birthday! It's like Latin American dim sum meets Brazilian steakhouse without the all you can eat for X amount of dollars. Servers come to your table with different items and you can choose whether or not you would like them for the entirety of your meal. There are a few large plates you can order that are not passed around, but it is all meant to be shared. The tapas are not very small portions either! Loves the papaya so much we got two rounds. The ribs were insane as were the papas bravas. Drinks were memorable and so was the service. Love the chill vibe stunning ceiling. They can make some items without meat so don't hesitate to ask! read more

Super Mega Bien - Latin American Near Me - Denver, Colorado

The food is excellent! It's dim sum style where they bring small plates out and you decide if you want to take it or not. All of the dishes are gluten free except bread is served with one of the large dishes but you can omit for true gluten free meal. Our faves were the pork wings, ceviche, patatas bravas and croquettes de queso (fried cheese balls). The cocktails were awesome and refreshing- may N/A choices too. Service was attentive and adequate. I will say I couldn't read my menu because the lights were so low and maybe it was the positioning of the corner table. Nothing that a phone flashlight can't help with though. Fun dining for a group with the small plates and "choose your plates" type of service. read more

My husband and I enjoyed this place! Service: super friendly and fun. They walk around with small plates, and you can just call out when you want something that a server is walking around with. It was a little anxiety provoking for me being gluten free, but they seemed knowledgable and had things labeled on the menu too, which helped. Ambiance: very cool and cute. Slightly crowded! Food: delicious and incredibly flavorful. We really loved our drinks - and wish they put slightly less ice (photo attached) :) read more

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Good food and nice service! Latin American food. I remember the drinks being good out here read more

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Super Mega Bien was delicious! Our first time there, we went with friends and enjoyed having everything family style. The food came out a little fast in the beginning (we prefer to take our time) and we definitely missed any guidance about how the flag was supposed to be used, so that would be the only thing I'd change about the evening. Everything was delicious, and my favorites were the ceviche with house made chips, patatas bravas, and pork wings. Everyone loved their drinks--spicy margarita, red sangria, and a Paloma. We shared two desserts--the Media Luna de Limon for our friend who is gf and df, and the rest of us shared the brownie with coffee ice cream which was incredible--warm and just the right size if you want just 1-2 bites (between three of us) of something sweet. read more

Great food, decent price, but be careful you don't treat with your eyes. This is a very nice small plate (family style sharable) plates venue, and they large portions too. With a group of 4 we had almost every small plate on the menu. Half would get again, a few maybe, and unfortunately some likely not worth it. The pork wings and artichoke were the best of the night, followed close behind the daily special brisket tacos, which i think had the same brisket as our large dish. Definitely recommended. The arepas i think I could have done without. Croquettes were good but not great. But don't let me tell you what to get. Try what your heart desires. read more

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Went to Super Mega Bien for a birthday dinner. It's a quaint little spot in the Ramble hotel right next to Death & Co. Being in RiNo, there is ample parking, but depending on the time, a spot can be hard to find. It's a cute little tapas joint meant for family style, and that's what we did. We got a couple drinks and a couple dishes to share. The portions were a little small and the prices a little high. The food was good! Nothing that really shined in my mind, but left happy. A delightful spot! read more

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Came here for a yummy meal and it didn't disappoint! We started with Chicha Morada cocktails - had never seen this as a cocktail, my boyfriend is Peruvian so we had to sample it. Got the seal of approval! Super yummy and unique. We tried the croqueta starter and ropa vieja. I could take or leave the croquetas, nothing special to me. The ropa vieja however was fantastic, i could lick the plate! And the maduros with it were perfect. We shared the large roasted chicken and it was also delicious and so much meat, way bigger than we expected. The corn salsa was light and refreshing and really paired nicely. The server was so sweet, we hadn't decided if we would want the steak and they had one left so they held it to the side for us until we decided. Luckily we didn't just send it because the rest of the plates were more than enough. The dim vibe and hanging wood embellishments gave it a classy chic ambiance, totallly enjoyable. And connected to an awesome bar next door! (They share a bathroom) Would totally come back. read more

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I love Dim Sum AND Latin American food, so when I heard that Super Mega Bien combines both for the first Latin American Dim Sum experience I've ever had, I was very excited! Located in the heart of RiNo, co-owners Chef Victor Menna & Jenn Menna bring their Mexican heritage to life by promoting community through food. The team serving style encourages dining family-style aka the best way to eat (in my opinion). BONUS: If you're gluten-free, this spot is for you since EVERY single item on the menu is GF! What I ordered: - Patatas Bravas - Arepas de Queso - Mole Poblano con Pancita (pork belly) - Grilled Octopus (weekly special) - Pork Wings - Leche de Tigre Ceviche - Ropa Vieja - Brownie with Berry Ice Cream - Piña Colada - Old Fashioned Best bites: I enjoyed everything very much, but a few bites stood out - Patatas bravas: spicy, perfectly cooked, and seasoned - Mole Poblano con Pancita: the pork belly was cooked to perfection, and the mole? Like my mom's... but better (sorry, Mom) - Pork wings: INSANELY good. The Cholula BBQ sauce? I need a gallon of it at home immediately - Ropa vieja: 11/10, perfectly paired with plantains and jasmine rice read more

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One of my absolute favorite restaurants in denver!!! Tapas inspired from all over central and South America. The small plates are brought around on a cart or by servers so you can just grab whatever is looking good to you! The servers are all super helpful and the restaurant itself is modern. read more

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This place is a hidden gem. Im cuban and the ropa vieja from here which is a cuban dish was delicious, the closest to cuban cuisine I have tasted in America. The food in general was excellent, every dish I tried was tasty and mouthwatering. I loved the restaurant theme and decor. Ambience was perfect with dim lights and soft background music. The service was extra fast and excellent. Chef had a great concept and it shows. Favorite place in Denver to dine so far. read more

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¡Todo excelente! El servicio, la comida... ¡Volveremos seguro! Mil gracias. Wonderful service excellent food! Definitely recommend! read more

Super Mega Bien - ¡Todo excelente! El servicio, la comida... ¡Volveremos seguro! Mil gracias. - Latin American Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This spot is awesome. I love the small plates concept because you get to try so many delicious dishes across Latin countries. Our favorites were the artichoke (!), patatas bravas, arepa, and ropa vieja. We were slightly underwhelmed by the mole & pork belly and the ceviche. The vibe is cool here and the area is fun to walk around in before or after dinner. Definitely recommend as a date spot or larger group (5 people is ideal!) celebration spot read more

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Super Mega Bien is a cool spot! The place was busy around dinner time so my friend and I sat at the bar. The menu offers a choice of smaller & larger plates, both options great for sharing. Our bartender explained that someone would come walking around with small plates and we could pick and choose which ones we wanted. I really enjoyed this option because we could see how delicious the plates looked. We ended up keeping the first 4 options that came around: Leche de Tigre Ceviche, Roasted Remolacha (beets), Patatas Bravas and Ropa Vieja. It's hard to choose a favorite because each dish was prepared differently. The ceviche had big chunks of tuna and was served in a light coconut milk marinade with avocados and chips for scooping. The beet salad was also light and fresh. The cheese and Jamaican jerk weren't overpowering so the beets remained the star of the show in that dish. The toasted sunflower seeds were a nice touch. The patatas bravas and Ropa Vieja were a perfect balance to these lighter dishes. Both of these dishes were so flavorful. The chorizo served with the potatoes was probably my favorite. It was the right amount of chorizo which was almost a sauce for the potatoes but without the grease. And the Ropa Vieja is a delicious mix of rich flavors which make it the perfect comfort food. Sitting at the bar was the perfect choice for catching up with my friend but the entire place had a great vibe. I would highly recommend checking this place out with small groups who love to share. The food and the service were on point! read more

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It may be because I am from Miami and have a plethora of fresh, authentic, and delicious Latin cuisines available at every corner, but this place did disappoint a bit. The food was good- just that. There was nothing that stood out to me. We tried every small plate on the menu, the large plate (churrasco) and the cheese balls (side dish). I will say the concept is very, very interesting and something I definitely enjoyed experiencing. Service was also good, but a bit slow at times as we had to nudge a few of the waitresses walking around to bring out small plates we hadn't tried yet. read more

My favorite restaurant in Colorado and in the world so far. Amazing food! Great service! Great ambiance (though a bit loud at times)! Everything we tried was beyond delicious. I can't wait to go back. read more

The hubs and I met up with a friend to catch up. The space is beautiful and the staff was really friendly. We ordered all small plates and I have never had food come out so fast! The rules they have on their website are to not linger and they certainly have a menu that can support that. We started with papas bravas, artichokes and the croquettes. Then we moved to the ropa vieja and it was so good we ordered it again. That and the croquettes were repeats. We also added in a side of plantains which were crispy and oh so perfect. We chatted for just a bit more waiting for our bill and after we paid. This is a great place to come if you are short on time and ready to eat delicious food served very quickly. read more

The atmosphere is a lot more trendy/divey than what I expected. I really like that it was casual & dark. We just got in town & I didn't feel like getting too dressed up. It was packed but we were immediately seated. We sat up at the serving bar area so we were able to see everything as it was going out. I really like the dim sum concept with the small plates, however, I think you could get carried away & pick everything that goes by. We ended up getting the tuna ceviche, pork ribs, ropa vieja & queso arepas. Everything was really good! Cons: I think next time I would skip the gin & tonics (there were 3-4 specialty ones, nothing special). Also, it was really loud. I leaned over to my husband & said "ITS REALLY LOUD!" & he said, "WHAT?" Over all, it was a good experience. read more

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Been wanting to try this spot for a while and came in at 6 on a Tuesday night. Not busy enough for carts, which I was looking forward to but food was out fast and service was good. We shared small plates and it was all tasty- service did seem a little rush us out the door though. read more

Super Mega Bien - Latin American Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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3.5 I guess. It's not that it was bad, it was just disappointing after I'd read a lot of hype. The 'dim sum' element was unnecessary and slow. Food was good but not memorable. Chimichurri was delicious, but such a small feature it's not worth writing home about. Interior - Which they can't do anything about I get it - was much smaller than I anticipated so we were sitting uncomfortably close to the couple next to us. Just left feeling a bit meh. read more

So originally we were not going to go here for dinner but we chose this spot in our hotel (Ramble Hotel we stayed at) because we had an early morning the next day. Well we made the right call! This joint is so amazing from the decor, service and food! We posted up at the bar and dig into the various offerings! The way they serve food is kinda like a dim sum vibe where someone comes out with a cart of various Small Plates and if you want larger plates, you would order that with the bartender or server if you sat at a table. Amazing list: Patatas Bravas, Carne Asada, Ropa Vieja and their Green Chile Chicken Legs. Good list: Ceviche and Pork Wings. Yes we over ordered but we wanted to try everything!! We can't wait to go back soon! read more

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The food was amazing, and everyone was very friendly and hepful for our first time there. There were a bar full of locals on a Friday night, which I find to always be a good sign! It was dark, but creatively decorated. I was a little worried because their menu looked short, but don't be fooled. We got 4 small plates between us and they were so different, and all delicious. A lot of rum drinks, of which I am not a fan, but got a cachaca drink instead, and was not disappointed. It has only been a few days and already thinking of going back. read more

This is hands down the best restaurant I've stumbled upon in rino. It's a unique experience and totally worth it. The food is so flavorful and delish. My faves: The ceviche, pork wings, and ropa vieja Still very good but didn't make the faves list: Patatas Bravas Saffron Arancini The entire staff is so friendly but Christi was a true stand out. Insanely friendly and awesome. We will request her again next time for sure. I can't wait to take my friends when they come into town! read more

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Super mega YUM! A group of us came here for a late dinner after a work conference in downtown Denver. This is a great place for a social dinner, with their tapas style menu perfectly suited for a shared meal. Lots of options for all palates and plenty of veggie choices for those who prefer to skip the meat. We especially loved the paella, ceviche, and ropa vieja, but honestly every dish we ordered was great. The fried plantains were a favorite (because of course they are!), and the Brazillian cheesy bread side was good too. My only gripe is they couldn't sit our party of 8 at one table (we did not make a reservation ahead of time - perhaps this is doable with a little foresight!), so we got two four-tops next to each other. It wasn't quite the same experience splitting up the group, but I understand these things just happen sometimes. read more

Very good cocktails and mocktails. Attentive, friendly staff. Loved the dim sum format for all of their small plates, so you can see what the dishes look like - we chose different food than we would have simply by reading the menu. We tried more than half of the small plates and none of them disappointed. Standouts were the arepas and the tuna. Also loved the brownie cherry dessert. Wish we had gotten to try the asada, which is what we came for, but they were out - looks delicious! read more

This place SLAPPPPS. Not only are the vibes all there, with the music, dim lighting and decor, but the food is fire! There are soooo many small plates to choose from and I have never been disappointed in any. Upon my last visit, we couldn't even decide which was our fave. They serve everything dim sum style, which is super fun because you can choose what you want right as the cart goes by. They don't do the carts on nights when the dining room isn't fully loaded (which I saw someone was disappointed about) but that just means they are trying not to waste food and be economical and sustainable, which are both good in my book. Plus you can order any of the same food and it comes out piping hot right to your table and ready for your belly. :) Now... what to order you ask? It goes without saying, you MUST get the Arepas. This is a tried and true small plate that is always delicious. They also change their menu often, but this and the patatas bravas (also good), always stay on. Any of their salads are good as well. Last time we tried one that was made with butternut squash and goat cheese. AMAZING. We also enjoyed one of their larger plates that is a bigger portion, featuring pork shoulder, served with tortillas so you could make your own tacos. Did someone say TACOS?!?!? They have a special every Tuesday night where you can get 2 tacos and a shot of tequila (or upgrade to a marg - I prefer spicy) for $18 bucks! Honestly, if I lived closer I would be here every week. Their tacos always switch and I always order them if I am in on a Tuesday. I love you Super Mega Bien. Never change. read more

Food and drinks was great, service forgot about our order, and kinda forgot about us. read more

Super Mega Bien - Latin American Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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What a fun concept! Like a dim sum restaurant the staff comes around with a tray of appetizers for you to select from, they mark the card at the end of you table to keep track of what you eat. You still have a waiter that takes you drink and main entree order. The tune ceviche was amazing I would have eaten a few more of those but we had two main dishes coming so I refrained. We got the rice and chorizo as a main dish. But the best dish we had were the patatas bravas! The menu rotates so I will be back! read more

Super Mega Bien - Tuna ceviche - Latin American Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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SuperMegaBien? More like SuperMegaBuenisimo! This place was fantastic from start to finish. The wait time was estimated to be 30 minutes long in a busy Saturday night but within 20 minutes we were sitting at the bar and receiving small plates. We loved the dim sum style delivery of the plates and the concept of "eating with your eyes first". We tried the ceviche, hummus, rice noodles with chipotle shrimp, rice and beans, beets, and the paella of the day with chorizo and shrimp. Everything was absolutely delicious and we would definitely come here again! read more

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My wife and I have had SMB on our list for several months. Something always gets in the way of making it there. We had friends from Canada in town and SMB seemed like a great choice for something unique. When we arrived, we were told they wouldn't be using the dim sum carts because they weren't very busy. That was disappointing, because that's part of the uniqueness. Our server was very friendly, and she explained the menu to us, saying that the dishes are served family style, and meant for sharing. Now correct me if I'm wrong, but when I hear the words "family style", I'm thinking the portions will be enough to share among 4 people and each have a decent portion to appreciate the flavors. We weren't told otherwise. We ordered the Arepas de Queso, at $12, and the Pork "Wings" at $14. There were 2 Arepas on the plate, probably about the size of a small to-go cup lid for reference. We were a little shocked. I cut them in half and we each had a small bite of the Arepas. What we had tasted good, and I think there might have been some kind of freeze dried corn as a garnish. The pesto was tasty (there was a LOT on the plate). The "wings" arrived with 3. They were REALLY spicy; there wasn't a spice level on the menu. Had there been, we'd have chosen something else since our friends don't like spicy food. The pork tasted like it had been warmed up from a previous day. It wasn't very good. We added the croquetas at $12, which came with 3. They were pretty crunchy and a little hard to cut. We divided them as best we could. They were just okay. I've had a lot better. For our large plate, we chose the Churrasco at $35. I've been to Brazilian steakhouses, so when I read the word "Churrasco", I expect a larger portion. Not so fast. I think all 4 of us were really offended at the lack of food on our tray. 2 SMALL portions of steak for 4 to share, (it was well-prepared), 5 thin pieces of chorizo sausage, 2 pieces of flatbread about the size of a skinny cracker and a nice portion of tomatoes. And FOUR fingerling potatoes: not sure whose fingers they used for measuring those. FOUR POTATOES, probably about the size of a toddlers big toe. Not kidding. We were planning on having dessert, but decided to get our money's worth on delicious ice cream at Sweet Cow. The bill was $100 with a tip. I could take that $100 and replicate that meal at home and still have $85 left. There was a point during our meal, where the cooks were standing around visiting, and one was on his phone. We were seated near the kitchen. I just can't describe how disappointed I am. And I was a little embarrassed since I had been talking up SMB for days. The decor is nice, but it's really dark inside once the sun goes down. I like to be able to see my food when I'm eating. Could be the reason why the chorizo looked really gray. Maybe we chose a bad night, and this is the exception not the rule. We'll never know. read more

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What a neat concept! A friend of ours was mentioning a dim sum style restaurant and so we had to check it out. We were thankfully seated quickly outside for a party of four on a Saturday night! The servers come by with different dishes to share. We tried the ceviche, the beet root dish, and the kebabs. We ordered a pork dish off the menu that we had to wait a bit to get, but it was worth it! I hear the menu changes around from time to time so we can't wait to get back and try something new. read more

Let's start with the positives. Food is very good and the ambiance is great. That said, the food service is confusing and awkward. Our server explained that we don't need to order from them for the small plates and they would be by with cart where we could select the dishes we wanted. Someone brought a tray of small plates but seemed annoyed that we only selected one dish of the 3 displayed. A short while later another tray was presented and again the annoyance that we only took a couple of plates presented. We were then told that the dim sum service was being stopped and we then had to order from our server. I think the concept is unique but the execution is not ideal. I would suggest they remove the dim sum concept. We would have ordered more plates and had a more enjoyable experience. Overall I recommend the food. read more

OMG! We were hesitant coming, but heard amazing things. Here we thought we were trying a Latin Dim Sum fusion. Was not the case. They bring around there small plate options and if you want it they drop it off. We tried all the small plates. Here is our top 3: #1 Ropa Vieja #2 Pork Wings, and #3 Aquachile. The Arepas were better than the Sopes. Jicama salad was better than the Papaya salad (the Yucatan sauce tasted like curry to us). read more

Walked in on a Saturday evening and there was bar and chef counter seating. Sat at the chef counter. Inside was very cramped. They have a small patio too. Shares a bathroom with Death & Co. We were told it would be dim sum style and that people would walk around with plates and that's how we order. However, it only worked for the first 2-3 dishes and then there was nothing for a long time. Finally someone came and asked us if we were waiting on anything and we said yes, for more food to come by... and she said maybe we should just order from the menu. So I wasn't a fan of the confusion and inconsistency here. Pick one method please. Pork belly- my least favorite dish. Just not a fan at all. Ropa vieja- this was very tasty. Tasted just like what I get at cuban restaurants Patatas Bravia with chorizo- this was fantastic. Lots of flavor. Mole tuna ceviche- this was just OK. I would not get again Overall it was alright. Greasy. Overpriced, small portions. read more

Interesting fusion of Latin foods. The tapas were surprising, and the chicken main course was delicious. I was looking for authentic Puerto Rican cuisine and Yelp listed this establishment. Well it's not. But quite the experience. The service was great but at times slightly stand offish almost dismissive. I'll be back next time I'm in Denver. read more

Super Mega Bien's name pretty much says it all. It's SUPER MEGA GOOD. So well done to whomever named it and super well done to the chefs making it stand up to its name! My husband and I came here for our 4th wedding anniversary and just loved our experience, minus the hostess. When we arrived we were told there was side by side seating in the bar open (even though we could see several available tables in the dining area). When I asked if we could sit at one of those the hostess rolled her eyes and said let me check. When she came back you could still tell she wasn't thrilled with my request but did seat us. Everything after that was fantastic! Including all the servers that stopped by to either give us the scoop on the menu, ask if we wanted another round of tapas, or the main waiter checking in and bringing us all our food. I got a spicy marg and it was indeed spicy! Thank you for actually making it icy since most places just don't. My husband and I then shared 3 tapas: arepas, plantains with pork and olive tapenade (Ropa Vieja), and the croquettes. My husband and I both agreed the arepas were the best with the plantains coming in a close second. The real star of the show though was their whole fish. Locally caught bass (I believe) on top of a romesco sauce with grilled veggies and rice. So.darn.good! read more

Super Mega Bien - Whole fish entree - Latin American Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Amazing food! Former owner Dana "Loca" Rodriguez created a cool take on Mexican food. Dim Sum style. They just keep the food coming and it is phenomenal. The staff is so Good and lots of fun. They are so o t top of everything!!! read more

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Rich traditional flavors and cute presentations of Latin tapas that are offered to each table as the kitchen completes them, you can choose to take one or pass. Really fun approach to dining that should catch on like wildfire. read more

Hearing about this nifty concept of Latin dim sum, how could I resist a visit to Super Mega Bien during my stay in Denver?! I had actually planned on visiting later on in the week, but Work + Class happened to be closed, and Super Mega Bien is right near by. I snagged a bar seat and was given a drink menu, and big family style dish menu (going solo, this not for me lol) and the dim sum menu. For a drink, I went with the Clasico - while I had been brewery-hopping beforehand, I'm pretty sure I enjoyed this lol. And on to the Dim Summing: Carne Asada with Chimichurri - I love me some chimichurri and this was spot on! Jamaican Style Jerked Chicken Wings - really interesting, sauce was a little overwhelming, but still enjoyable. Bao Buns - fluffy, meaty goodness. Rice Ball - I was kind of waiting for other dim sum to come around, but got a little impatient I guess and went for these. they were fine, but could have gone without. All n all, an enjoyable visit, super interesting concept - though, perhaps a little short-staffed (not unusual these days). But would definitely give em another shot next time in town. read more

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