La Casa Del Rey — Restaurant in Commerce City

• 9/30/2025 update this is in reply to whom ever replied to my original post. I would love attach my receipt from the to go order we placed on the 20th of September but its not letting me. So if want to look up my order here is the number #288915509. You would think, as an owner of a company, instead of being rude and argumentative with anybody that tries to leave you a review that may not be up to your standards that you could have taken them and made our customer service experience better, but no you've turned it into an issue.Where you're just degrading and downplaying every bad review, you guys get.I apologize, I am not lying.It is not a fake review.I don't have any association with the other restaurant El Jardin but I will be going there more often.I will refuse for you to tell me that i'm fake and what I am saying is not true.And the experience I had was not real.Absolutely true, absolutely real. The way you talk is unacceptable from a restaurant I bet Ernie is rolling around in his grave seeing how you're talking to his customers.* 9/20/2025 We have grew up in Commerce City and have ate here more than I can count. From looking at these reviews to actually get any green chili on you "smothered burrito " you must need to din in. We order to go last night and literally maybe a tablespoon of green chili on our "smothered burrito". The meat was sooo salty you could barely eat it. With the combination costing. Close to 20.00 you think you would get green chili even 1 to 2 oz would have worded. I used to think La Casa was better than El Jardin but this vist has totally changed my mind. We will not be coming back witch it sad because grew up eating here. I guess after 30 plus years it's time for a...

La Casa Del Rey Mexican Restaurant in Denver is a true culinary gem, offering an authentic journey through the vibrant flavors of Mexico. As self-proclaimed food enthusiasts with a craving for Mexican cuisine, we couldn't have asked for a better dining experience.

The moment we stepped inside, we were enveloped in a warm and lively atmosphere that set the stage for a memorable evening. Our delightful journey began with a cheerful greeting from our waitress, Isabella, whose genuine warmth made us feel right at home.

The menu boasted a mouthwatering selection of classic Mexican dishes, and we indulged in everything from traditional guacamole and tortilla chips to sizzling fajitas, enchiladas suizas, and street-style tacos. Each dish was a symphony of flavors, showcasing the rich and diverse culinary heritage of Mexico.

Isabella's attentive service was a highlight of the evening. Her knowledge of the menu was impressive, and she happily shared her personal favorites, making our choices easier. Her passion for her work shone through, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to our dining experience.

As we savored every last bite, we couldn't resist ending the meal with churros and creamy flan, the perfect sweet conclusion to our fiesta of flavors.

La Casa Del Rey Mexican Restaurant truly exceeded our expectations. With its inviting ambiance, authentic dishes, and exceptional service from Isabella, it has earned a spot among our favorite dining spots in Denver. Whether you're a Mexican cuisine aficionado or simply seeking a delightful culinary adventure, this restaurant is a must-visit. We can't wait to return for another...

I really wanted to give it a good review. I really wanted to like it.

Food: The food is mediocre. It's not real authentic Mexican food. The fajitas with the combination of chicken, beef and shrimp gets over cooked because of the hot skillet, the first few bits are fine but the shrimp gets hard and rubbery afters a few mins. I have also some fish tacos and Honestly they are like a level up and tad more Mexican than taco bell. They were dry, poorly seasoned and had the weirdest toppings I have seen on fish tacos. They had yellow cheese...? Literally like taco bell... except this did not work. Is has to be the first Mexican restaurant that I go to that doesn't have salsa!!! Nothing but like 2 types of bottled ones...

Staff/service/ place: Staff is pretty friendly, just like in every place you'll have that one person that makes you wonder, why they took a job that's consistent of dealing with people if they can't...but usually pretty nice.

Service is pretty fast they don't take forever bring out the food (probably because it's very low quality) they are usally fast getting something for you. (More drinks ect...)

Place is very nice, that's why I really wanted to like it here. The place is decorated very nicely celebrating the Mexican culture. What a shame that their food doesn't give the same message.

BOTTOM LINE: It's a decent place to go. If you don't eat a lot of Mexican food so don't have much to compare it to give it a shot maybe you'll like it. If you do get exposed to lots of Mexican food and like salas with your food (Like Mexicans tend to) don't...