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- Parking lot
- Dress code: Casual
- Kid-friendly
- Outdoor dining
- Take-out available
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 El Taco de Mexico Restaurant Review: This perpetually packed, lemon-hued taqueria turns out what many locals consider to be the most authentic south-of-the-border eats in Denver. Soft corn tacos, griddled on the flattop and topped with meats, cilantro, onions and a swipe of salsa, are rustic and loaded with flavor. Folded cheese enchiladas dotted with cilantro and onions, along with plate-spanning burritos busting at the seams with a chile relleno or meats like barbacoa, asada and carnitas, arrive draped with a bracing green chile that packs a punch. Sit elbow-to-elbow at the counter, on the patio or in one of the few booths parked along the window to feast on a wide array of Mexican staples, including cheeks, tongue and other organ meats, all prepared in a spotlessly clean exhibition kitchen that showcases an all-female staff. As an added bonus, prices are easy on the wallet and there's a lot of bang for your buck. |
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