On 17 Jun 1996 10:40:25 -0500, [email removed] (Jeff Wilson) wrote: > >Oh, and while we're on the subject, does anyone know of this REAL BIG mexican >restaurant in the Denver area that has a water fall inside, gun fights, caves, >and little flags on the table you raise to get more food? I remember being at >this place maybe 12 years ago, and I wonder if it's still around? > It's an insult to call Casa Bonita either Mexican or a restaurant. This was the lost chapter from Dante's Inferno. If you like hordes of screaming kids, irritated parents, food that makes Swanson's Frozen Dinners look gourmet and enough plastic to qualify as a superfund site then this is the place for you.
Denver, CO
Mexican in Denver
Someone wrote: : A couple of years ago some friends took me to a Mexican restaurant near : the junction of I25 and the Boulder-Denver turnpike (I-36??) As I reall : it is north and west of the junction. Does anybody know the name and : the exact address? Thanks in advance. Okay, it's the Las Delicias 2. The address is 50 Del Norte. Phone is 303-430-0422. Nara
Richard L. wrote: >I suspose that I am looking for a restaunt that has the traditional >burritos, tacos, enchaladas etc. I grew up in Brighton on the type of >place that was family run, not the chains. > >I am looking for places in central Denver or up north in the atra >between Boulder, Westminster and Brighton. Thanks for your suggestions. > Okay. The Cherry Cricket in Cherry Creek has some dynamite traditional Mexican on its menu. Watch out for the sauces, though. They're incendiary! Luckily, the Cricket offers a zillion good microbrews to put out the flame. Inexpensive and traditional but in the trendiest shopping district. Also offers good burgers & other sandwiches. Downtown La Casa de Manuel has great green chile, burritos, tacos. El Taco de Mexico at 714 Santa Fe is worth a stop with great traditional menudo, tongue tacos, burritos and terrific beans. Enjoy! Cindy >Rich Ling >Oslo, Norway