La Michoacana Premium — Restaurant in Denver

I had been meaning to stop by since found out there was one here in CO. They're suppose to be some of the best so I had to try them eventually.

I have to say I was bit disspointed with the high expectations, just recently had seen their reviews and they were not as high and due to that I was having seconds thought of going out of route to try it.

The place is fairly big compared to moat and they ha e plenty of staff. The place was fairly clean and seemed organized. The service was fairly quick as you go along the line selecting what you want and pay whenever you get to the end often customers passing others long the line cafeteria style.

First I was fairly full but was craving something refreshing and somewhat sweet. We opted for some aguas frescas and a raspado or Shaved ice tamarind since they didn't have Limon.

That was my first dissapointment so many options and no Limon flavor shaved ice which is probably the most popular in Mexico. Since it's most refreshing usually not as sweet.

The other con was the raspado was not like an actual raspado even though perhaps it helped it be refreshing it was more like shards of ice bigger than ideal.

The tamarind syrup while it was sticky it was not as flavorful as expected or sweet. The syrup was just gooey.

I have to say despite the cons it's what I enjoyed the most. The water were nuez or pecan and fruits waters which I tasted and didn't have much flavor either. The nuez had alot of nuezes at the bottom bit the water hardly tasted like niez and had a very light milky color. The fruits water also tasted a little like fruits but very subtle more milk taste than anything.

I would have to go amd try their ice creams which they're suppose to make in house see if those are premium as advertised. I really think they are setup in good area , have ankce size organized place amd do good marketing but the product from what I experienced lacks quality. From those 3 items it was $25.

If you're curious go try yourself.

Value: 3 stars Quality :3 stars Service: 4 stars Atmosphere: 5...

I've been coming here since they open and have noticed their prices going up every so often. Their snacks are good so I didn't mind the price. Today when I came I order fruit and yogurt I asked them not to add strawberries which it normally comes with and granola on top as usual. They literally add a pinch of granola and I asked them to add a bit more (remember I been coming here since they open so I know their servings portion). I was told if I wanted more it will be extra which totally got me by surprise cause that not the way they usually serve it plus I asked not to add strawberries and I didn't asked for a discount!! As I'm paying I asked the girl why were they charging more for something they usually serve and she tells me we just had a meeting and we were told our servings are to big. Not to mention there was a guy right next to the ladies telling them that what they had serve was an example of what should be serve. My cup was not even full and once again they had raise their prices and end up paying 14.00. They over pricing everything and lowering their portions....

Visited on a weekday mid-afternoon (3'ish). It's a veritable spread of popsicles and ice cream flavors, a lot of which, new to me.

Had a lot of questions on the flavors foreign to me but, as other customers were soon lining up behind me, I just hand to contend with choosing about 7 different flavored popsicles. I definitely got the very first one I asked about and surprisingly, it was "Tequila flavor". It was good and I do believe the nice lady that served me and from what I gathered, non-alcoholic or the barest minimum, if tequila was ever in it.

I also ordered their crepe (filling were strawberries and bananas) with Nutella. The portion size was big, even shareable. An order of crepe came with a scoop of ice cream, mine was coffee, and it was really good. Not overly sweet, which, I prefer.

Parking is free and will not be problem.

My first visit but, will be going back to try more of the novelty...