La Hoya Mexican Food — Restaurant in Aurora

Nestled in the vibrant city of Denver, La Hoya Mexican Food stands as a true gem for food lovers seeking an authentic Mexican culinary adventure. As a connoisseur of Mexican cuisine, I recently had the pleasure of indulging in their delectable platillos, and it was a fiesta of flavors that left me utterly impressed.

La Hoya Mexican Food's platillos are a true celebration of traditional Mexican fare. Each dish, thoughtfully prepared with fresh ingredients and authentic recipes, offers a tantalizing blend of textures and spices. From the sizzling Fajitas to the hearty Enchiladas, each platillo brought forth a burst of flavors that transported me to the heart of Mexico.

But what truly elevated this dining experience was the outstanding service provided by Sofia, our waitress for the evening. Sofia greeted us with a warm smile and an infectious enthusiasm for Mexican cuisine. Her knowledge of the menu was impeccable, and she guided us through the platillos with passion, describing each dish's unique ingredients and regional influences.

Throughout our meal, Sofia's attentiveness was second to none. She anticipated our needs, offered insightful suggestions, and ensured our dining experience was seamless and enjoyable. Her friendly demeanor and genuine care for our satisfaction made us feel like cherished guests.

The ambiance at La Hoya Mexican Food added to the overall charm of the experience. The vibrant decor and lively music created an atmosphere that exuded the spirit of Mexico, making us feel as if we were part of a true Mexican fiesta.

In conclusion, La Hoya Mexican Food in Denver is a culinary treasure that delivers on both taste and service. With Sofia's exceptional hospitality and the delightful array of platillos, this dining experience was one for the books. If you're craving an authentic Mexican feast that transports your taste buds to Mexico, La Hoya Mexican Food is the place to be. Treat yourself to a gastronomic journey like no other and let the flavors of Mexico dance on...

Well, I went here, and the woman taking my order didn’t speak English, so a man came out from the kitchen, and did speak English. Thank goodness because I don’t speak Spanish. I couldn’t read the menu because it was in Spanish, so I asked the gentleman if I could have a chicken burrito with beans, rice, chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese and salsa. He said no problem and went to the kitchen to cook it. I ordered two. It took a while to make it so I ordered some chips and salsa, I was charged $2.55 and when I asked it to go when my food came after maybe four chips, they said no problem and put it in a container for me. Great lovely, right, when I got home one of the burritos I had rice and beef that was it. The other burrito had rice and tomatoes no meat, no cheese no lettuce no tomatoes no nothing on either one. When I went to eat my chips and salsa, the chips were there but there was no salsa. I’ve got to say I’m very disappointed and maybe it was my fault not being able to speak Spanish, however, when the gentleman did come out from the kitchen and spoke great English, I thought we were communicating correctly. I’m not sure what happened but I didn’t get what I ordered and I ended up paying $20 for two very small burritos and some chips and four bites of salsa. To say I’m disappointed it is an...

It’s a shame that this place gets such bad reviews. Typically I might let that go because I want my favorite places to not get over crowded, but this place deserves the business.

I’ve had the tacos a few times before class and they’re all delicious. If I’m being picky, I might ask for a little more meat but these are street tacos so it meats/meets expectations. There’s true taco portions and the oversized American portions. These are the right size to enjoy a large variety. The al pastor was super flavorful tonight!

I’ve only ordered or spoken to the women that work here. They’ve all been super...