Rosario's is one of our favorite restaurants, and it truly feels like stepping into a local…read morePeruvian spot. The music, décor, and welcoming staff make the experience feel authentic and special. The service is spectacular. The owner and her daughter greet and serve guests like family, which makes every visit feel personal. We've been coming here for over 12 years and often celebrate milestones and special occasions here. Our daughter loves the Tallarín Saltado, and my husband recently discovered the Parrillada Peruana, a steak plate that's now his new favorite. My go-to is the Lomo Saltado, which never disappoints. And the flan is simply the best. If you like flan, this one is outstanding. On a recent visit we tried a weekend dessert special, Picarones--light, squash-based doughnuts served with a syrup flavored with anise and other spices. They were delicious. We highly recommend Rosario's for both the food and the warm, family-style hospitality.

I'm moving to Salt Lake City in a couple days so me and my two best friends decided to get dinner…read moretonight. We decided on Rosario's. What a great spot for our last supper. Get the Peruvian fried rice and empanadas. The empanada dough is perfect. So goooood all around.

The food is wonderful and the service is excellent. I am telling all of my friends about this…read moreplace. The owner is also the head chef apparently and this as authentic as it gets. I felt like I was at a friend's house, not only eating but also visiting. ​

It's definitely a surprise place for our family. The service was super good! The wait event was…read moretelling us jokes and very welcoming. The dish portion is huge. If you are not that hungry, you can order a dish and appetizer to share for 2 people. Everything tastes amazing! Everything has a strong flavor. Nothing is plain. The restaurant even has photo wall for your ins pictures. Super cute.

The rotisserie chicken, beef lomo slatado and chicha always hit. Everything is prepared with care…read moreand they are so friendly when you go in. I really like the house sauce and aji pollero, the rocoto sauce is good on the chicken as well!

They charge an inflation tax, Ironic since at 23 dollars for three pieces of chicken it's their…read moreprices that are inflated. Then they tax you another 3% to use a credit card. This owner is crazy never coming back. You also don't find out about all these extra fees until after you've paid. Maybe that's how they do business in Peru. Not OK here.

Food was absolutely delectable! True authentic flavors and dishes. Very friendly staff and…read morewonderful place to go! I'll definitely be back!

From the owner: Aji Peruvian Chicken brings bold, comforting Peruvian flavors to Denver through catering and group…read moreorders. Our menu centers on rotisserie-style chicken, traditional tamales, and vibrant house-made sauces, prepared in small batches for events, offices, and celebrations. We operate by pre-order and appointment only to ensure quality and reliability.

CHEWED GUM FOUND IN FOOD. We were given a small dish of…read moreroasted nuts and decided to try them. One of my friends stopped chewing and looked in horror at what she pulled out of her mouth. Someone had stuck their chewed gum in the peanut dish. I signaled the waiter at the bar and let him and another guy standing there know what had just happened. The other man standing there actually said, "Yeah, that happens a lot. . .but usually people stick their gum under the table." There was no attempt by anyone to come over and apologize nor to see what could be done to help rectify our experience. My other friend who had gone to the bathroom while all of this was going on, said that the bathroom was left very sloppily- a trash bag left in the sink, wet floor that someone could have slipped on.... not a good first experience, to say the least.

4 stars for friendly servers! But the 2 stars is for the food and speed of the food. We had a group…read moreof 6 and unfortunately only half of our meals were really good and the other half weren't even close. The ceviche had bad fish and the tamale had nothing but pork fat. It was expensive for lunch and what we got. I enjoyed my lunch but I don't think that I'll be going back.

All I can see is wow wow excellent excellent. Delicious food far exceeded our expectations and…read moreprobably the best food in winter Park. Nice, small, quaint cozy somewhat romantic setting with absolutely delicious food and drinks. Very high-quality food better than we expected was going to be high in the mountains. Great service extremely friendly very helpful. We will definitely return and highly recommend this place probably the best place in Winter Park and we have tried almost every restaurant here. Gives all the top high rated distillery restaurants a run for their money with better tasting food!!! If you're looking for a really really good food definitely go here.

Such a cute place! It's in the back of the lot and small place (only 7 tables), so you might want…read moreto call ahead during busy time for a reservation. Went here during birthday trip and had THE BEST Paella!Our waiter was very attentive and superhepful with explaining the specials. Soo tasty! Got churros from desert, jumped in and forgot to take a picture. Stop in and enjoy!

Excellent food…read more Fast service and it paired perfectly with our beers from Golden City Brewing. The Veggie Empanada and Jicama slaw were flavorful and I recommend adding some of the available sauces to enhance the flavor. If you have the chance, definitely devour their food. You will not be disappointed. The price is right and the portions are on the large side.

Yum yum yum! We ordered the Lomo Saltado and Arepas and I can't say enough good things. The food…read morewas beyond delicious (some of the heartiest, most detailed plates I've had from a food truck in a while!) Also the staff was really friendly. You typically don't engage too much with your servers/kitchen friends in a food truck setting but it was nothing but pleasant and they went above and beyond to service us. Highly recommend!!

alante williams @ the bar was great. Hung out and kept is company. great drinks and the Mesa Salad…read morewas dreat.

We went yesterday for the 1st time. We live over here and been by it many times, but reviews were…read moremixed! This is not authentic Mexican, it is Latin, with some Mexican dishes. We went because of the Paella and it did not disappoint. We also got street corn which was good. For an appetizer, we did the 3 salsa picks. Went with guac., queso and reg. salsa. All 3 were great! We will definitely be back. Price was moderate, but we surely were fool with a take out bag to go.

10/10 would absolutely recommend. Joe we love you thank you for amazing service! We had it all,…read morethe lamb burger, the donuts, the tortellini, the chicken salad sandwich, Benedict's and the best margaritas in Denver. The food, the service - I couldn't have asked for a better experience after a prior evening letdown. I'm not a chicken lover but the chicken salad sandwich was phenomenal. It was well balanced and the focaccia delic. My absolute favorite were the donuts, I could swim in that compote. Every dish was spot on and I'd absolutely return. Thanks for the Texas inspired margaritas Joe

We came here with a huge party and it was a fun experience! The servers kept our waters topped up…read moreand we had a really interesting experience eating all the food. The server gave us a lot of info like telling us which food dishes were James beard award winning. The breads were yummy but very small and the server came around to distribute it to us individually. We tried the fresh bacon first -- it's basically a piece of pork belly in a garbanzo bean mush with butter / oil around it. I liked the bean mush the most, it added a lot of flavor to the pork. The pork is actually pretty similar to a piece of Kalua pork, we were eating with some Hawaiians and they thought it was just like kalua pork minus rice. I ordered the artichoke tortellini but it was extemely rich and I was a bit shocked by how creamy it was. Served with small pieces of artichoke hearts and some cheese. I found it was best if you ate it with a bit of the broth as it adds a lot of flavor that balances the super creamy tortellini. I loved the dessert-- it's basically a chocolate cake with raspberry sauce. Some of my table mates ordered the peas and carrots dessert and it looked really interesting kind of like a salad. I took off a star because they seemed to keep clearing only half the table and taking away our silverware without giving more. We found ourselves short of utensils a few times! There could also be more clear signage about where the bathroom is.

I love a new coffee shop, and this name really got my attention…read more I loved the broad menu, so when I went I wanted to try a few empanada's and a coffee. The coffee was great, but sadly the empanadas didn't meet the hype. They tasted a bit old, and had hardly any filling in them. The price point was about $25 for an iced coffee and 3 empanadas. I'd totally go back for a coffee, but will probably hit the local pandaria for empanadas.

My favorite empanadas in the area! They are a little expensive and buyer beware they won't…read morerecognize or honor promotions if the time has passed. They are very strict even if it's your bday freebie and a day has passed. Otherwise their empanadas are very tasty and filling and temperature is on point. Haven't tried their drinks since they are expensive in my opinion.