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la Cueva Restaurant

The Open View

La Cueva is located in Colorado. Located in the Northeast Metro area, this restaurant is very affordable. Locals say the restaurant serves genuine Mexican dishes. When you step inside the restaurant, you'll notice a family atmosphere. This place features catering. This restaurant is handicap accessible and good for groups.

Expert Reviews of la Cueva Restaurant

5280 Magazine

a family-owned, mexican restaurant. great chile rellenos and refried beans. killer wine list and 27 different tequilas...
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AOL CityGuide

homemade mexican and 60 tequilas...
cityguide.aol.com - expert review
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User Reviews of la Cueva Restaurant

Overrated, but fun

We were very excited and curious to try this place after seeing some of the outstanding reviews. While the atmosphere was fun and festive and definitely added to the experience, the food was little better than...
citysearch.com - user review - 07/29/2007
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Good Food, Green Chili is untouchable!

This little place is a good place to go, however they have somewhat of a smaller menu. Their food is authentic and the service is pretty good, but their green chile is untouchably (spicy) HOT!!! I got their...
citysearch.com - user review - 11/26/2006
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a long time family favorite

Sure, the parking is a little scarce (better since the new library went in next door), and the service is a bit slow, but we keep going back over and over again for the FOOD. The mole is my favorite; my family...
citysearch.com - user review - 03/17/2006
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disappointed

After hearing how great La Cueva is for years, I've been disappointed both times. The service is friendly but horribly slow, and it was after the lunch rush. The food was not good. The green chile had a decent...
citysearch.com - user review - 08/18/2005
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cute bar area...i've been there 4 times and 3 times it was delicious and once it was so so....but I would denfinatly recommend trying it
citysearch.com - user review - 05/05/2005
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Best in Denver

La Cueva is far above any mexican restaurant in Denver. I know authentic Mexican food from my granny's kitchen and La Cueva only serves the best. The tortillas are homemade pillows of goodness, and the chile...
citysearch.com - user review - 01/27/2005
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Authentic Mexican

For anyone that enjoys TRUE authentic Mexican food, La Cueva is the place to go. It is the only restaurant I have been to in Denver that matches the Mexican cuisine I have had during my visits to Mexico. The...
citysearch.com - user review - 02/21/2004
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Meat to Eat?

Went for lunch. I underestimated the amount of food I was going to receive. My soft tacos were overstuffed with meat. I had to eat with a fork until I had enough room to put in my avocado, salsa (would be...
citysearch.com - user review - 06/06/2003
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Don't believe the hype

I went here based on the excellent write ups that it received. I was plesantly suprised with the nice decor in such a rough neighborhood. That was by far the best part of the night. It took over an hour for...
citysearch.com - user review - 02/26/2003
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Horrible!

To be honest with you, I eat Mexican food 3-4 times a week. I would honestly say, La Cueva has to be one of the worst mexican restaurants in Denver (Aurora). Everything comes out soggy and not spicey. The...
citysearch.com - user review - 02/10/2003
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Denver's Best by Far!!!

I've been going to eat here for years!! I've been to almost every mexican food establishment in the Denver area and La Cueva blows them all away! Yeah, the service kinda sucks but i don't go to restaurants...
citysearch.com - user review - 01/17/2003
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30 plus years

I drive from Boulder to Aurora for the fabulous food at La Cueva. The owners have been serving the freshest food for over 30 years and I have been a patron for all those years. My many friends and I have never...
citysearch.com - user review - 11/14/2002
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