Comments on: Casa Bonita

By: chris hernandez

chris hernandez — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:04:31 +0000

i think the food at casa bonita is fairly good. it has improved since the earlier days. sure it may cost 12.99 for your meal..but you also get the entertainment of the cliff divers and mariache music…as well as other fun stuff such as black barts cave and puppet shows…and just the atmosphere is great there service was ok and the sopapillas were awesome. casa bontia is great and a one of a kind. CHRIS H.

By: owl

owl — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 18:54:25 +0000

Ok people, you don’t to Casa Bonita for the food, so just get over that one. You go for the experience, which is one of a kind! It’s an amazing, unique place that is a lot of fun for kids, families and those who just haven’t grown up! ;o)

Don’t got there expecting top notch, or authentic Mexican food. Go there expecting fun, fun, and fun!! (And great sopapillas)!!!

By: Jack

Jack — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 18:52:05 +0000

Took my nephew from out of town there last night the food was OK but its not the food you go for. We were met by our waiter and he took us to the waterfall and set us promptly. I’ve been going there for years and its still a place when family and friends come in from out of town they want to go. Though its not like it use to be it is a landmark for the Denver area.

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By: kirida

kirida — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 23:54:53 +0000

I didn’t know this was a real place. Shows what I know about outlandish Mexican restaurants.

By: Katie

Katie — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 03:21:24 +0000

Who cares about the food it’s about the atmosphere. Besides the food isn’t that terrible and I don’t know that many people who can eat real mexican food with out needing pepto and a toilet in close proximity. Take advantage of the fact that something exists that breaks the norm of family night out.

By: Ward

Ward — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 21:42:30 +0000

!Viva la Casa Bonita!

I am driving 400 miles to Denver this weekend to buy a car with a buddy and can’t wait to take him to two landmarks. Coors brewery tour and 3 free beers then what I can only pray will be the worst lunch he has ever eaten at the Casa. It’s been nearly 15 years since my last visit, and I can’t wait to pass the karma on to someone else……I am sooooo going to burn for this………buhahahaha.

By: Alex

Alex — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 17:30:19 +0000

I was born and raised in Denver, so of course I’ve been there plenty of times during my childhood. I have to agree with many of the reviews about the food, but I’ve never gotten sick from it. I think if you can eat a microwave dinner, you can eat Casa Bonitas food. I grew up on microwave food, so I guess that’s why I have such a strong stomach and can eat the food there.

I’m actually going to Casa Bonita today and I came across this review after searching for Casa Bonita menu, because my girlfriend hates mexican food, even good mexican food, and she knows she’ll get sick here. I always just get the all-you-can-eat meals. Do they server burgers or anything?

In my opinion, the experience is usually a lot of fun. My family comes into town from out of state at least once a year, and we always try to make it to Casa Bonita. I guess it’s a family tradition. The kids always love it too. If you can stomach the food, you should have a good time. Just know ahead of time that the meal isn’t going to be so good, and you shouldn’t be too disappointed once you begin eating. You’ll love the sopapillas though and my Mom loves the huge margaritas!

By: Michael

Michael — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 09:50:41 +0000

I live in denver! Like… 10 minutes from casa bonita! I love casa bonita just for the childhood memories I have there. I went there 2 years ago, and… yeah. it brings back memories… and the food… ugh. But the sopapillas… mmmm! They got that one dead on!

I thought I had been in every room of that place, but I have to say… I have never been in the magic room. Where is it?

By: Tab

Tab — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 12:33:58 +0000

I been to Casa Bonita many, many times since it opened. I remember the lines so long and so many people there! I also remember both my daughters going there for a school trip. Pretty cool to see the kitchen that has the biggest pressure cookers I ever saw that they use to cook all the beans. Also, the tortillas are all hand made and at times you can see them rolling out the masa. They said they change the recipes often according to customer input! I was there recently and had the stuffed sopapillas-not bad. But I was saddened that most of the entertainment is not there, no lines, and a lot of the rooms and areas are not open or used! I remember as a kid, the puppet shows, the dancers, the jail with the animated jail birds and so on-not there anymore! I liked Casa Bonita, I wish they’d update it! My cousin was a dancer there and thats how he got his music career started-all the way to the Latin Emmy’s!!!