Back in the early 90's when I lived Downtown, Benny's was THE place for excellent Mexican food in Denver. The chips were served warm and the salsa was spicy. You'd burn your mouth on the food because waiting for it to cool was out of the question, it was that good. Oh and the margaritas Mmmmm. Somewhere over the last 5 years Benny's lost sight of what they used to be - darn good Mexican food, cheap. Prices started creeping up and the quality went away. Service was never great, but it didn't matter. Today I took my son to Benny's and couldn't even finish my plate. I sat looking around at all the awards on the walls as I choked down the dry rice and beans in front of me and I was more sad then angry, because today I knew for sure that I've been avoiding Benny's for a reason and won't be going back again. Goodbye old friend, you'll be missed.
Located across Blake St. from the huge Rio Grande restaurant, how can a hole-in-the-wall Mexican eatery compete? EASY! Affordable, delicious food. While Rio is known for drinks and patio, D'Corazon is known for food. If you can live without the patio
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Average to mediocre is the best i can come up with regarding my experience at the Blue Bonnet. Everything, food and margs included, just tasted kind of funky, as if quality was just an afterthought to a higher priority such as convenience and food co
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If you are interested in outstanding fast mexican food you have got to try this place. It offers only carryout and window drive-up service, but the food is wonderful with the burritos and tacos packed with meat, good size and delicious. I try and s
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Back in the early 90's when I lived Downtown, Benny's was THE place for excellent Mexican food in Denver. The chips were served warm and the salsa was spicy. You'd burn your mouth on the food because waiting for it to cool was out of the question, it was that good. Oh and the margaritas Mmmmm. Somewhere over the last 5 years Benny's lost sight of what they used to be - darn good Mexican food, cheap. Prices started creeping up and the quality went away. Service was never great, but it didn't matter. Today I took my son to Benny's and couldn't even finish my plate. I sat looking around at all the awards on the walls as I choked down the dry rice and beans in front of me and I was more sad then angry, because today I knew for sure that I've been avoiding Benny's for a reason and won't be going back again. Goodbye old friend, you'll be missed.
Back in the early 90's when I lived Downtown, Benny's was THE place for excellent Mexican food in Denver. The chips were served warm and the salsa was spicy. You'd burn your mouth on the food because waiting for it to cool was out of the question, it was that good. Oh and the margaritas Mmmmm. Somewhere over the last 5 years Benny's lost sight of what they used to be - darn good Mexican food, cheap. Prices started creeping up and the quality went away. Service was never great, but it didn't matter. Today I took my son to Benny's and couldn't even finish my plate. I sat looking around at all the awards on the walls as I choked down the dry rice and beans in front of me and I was more sad then angry, because today I knew for sure that I've been avoiding Benny's for a reason and won't be going back again. Goodbye old friend, you'll be missed.