Taqueria Mi Pueblo — Restaurant in Denver

Taqueria Mi Pueblo is a hidden gem that stands out in a sea of dining options. The food here is nothing short of fantastic. I recently had the pleasure of enjoying their breakfast burrito, and it exceeded my expectations. The burrito was generously filled with perfectly scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, and a harmonious blend of melted cheese and fresh salsa. Each bite was a delightful explosion of flavors, making it an instant favorite for breakfast lovers.

The atmosphere at Taqueria Mi Pueblo is welcoming and lively, with a sense of authenticity that makes you feel right at home. The staff is friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant dining experience from start to finish. The menu offers a wide variety of options, catering to different tastes and preferences, which makes it an ideal spot for groups or families.

One of the standout observations during my visit was the popularity of the soup. It seemed like almost every other table had ordered it, and the tantalizing aroma wafting through the air was hard to ignore. Although I didn’t get a chance to try it this time, it’s definitely on my list for my next visit. The way people were enjoying it, I have no doubt it will be just as delightful as the breakfast burrito.

Overall, Taqueria Mi Pueblo is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates great food and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty breakfast or looking to explore their other offerings, you won’t be disappointed. I highly recommend stopping by and treating yourself to a meal that’s both delicious and satisfying. And don’t forget to try the soup – if it’s anything like the rest of the menu, it’s bound...

I am sincerely hoping that the owner or manager reads this. I have been coming here for over twenty years. This was a place I took out of town visitors. The food has always been freshly made and excellent. The last time I went in my group and we ordered three plates. All three were old food that was microwaved. I had the chicharrón with salsa verde and the meat was so old I chewed and chewed before spitting it out. It was inedible. The other plates were fajitas and they were also not freshly made. Food was old and reheated. There are too many good Mexican restaurants to waste money on old reheated microwaved food. I am giving three stars to account for all the times in the past that the food was delicious and fresh. But this last visit was a zero star experience. This was a huge disappointment and I am sad to see how one of my favorite places has let its standards slip so low. At these prices, food has...

A co-worker and I had lunch at this restaurant and really enjoyed the food. It's very tasty and fresh. Based on this I'd rate this restaurant 5 stars although it is a little pricey. Two lunches and two sodas for $46. I used my debit card to pay and my co-worker left a cash tip. Everything was good until a few days later when I looked at my bank statement. I noticed that the restaurant charged me $20 more than what they were supposed to. I thought it was an honest mistake. So I decided to call the restaurant and speak to management to no avail. I tried for two days to contact someone in charge. There was never anybody available to help me. It's very upsetting that a business would employ such unethical tactics and literally steal money from a customer. If you do go to this restaurant pay in cash because trust me. They will charge your card more than what they are...