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Reviews on Mexican food in Sedalia, Colorado, United States. Sedalia is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Douglas County, Colorado, United States. The CDP population was 206 at the 2010 census. The Sedalia Post Office has the ZIP code 80135.
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10. Hacienda Colorado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 410 reviews
Reviewed By Jim R
Disappointed. Was our favorite Mexican restaurant - probably not anymore. Margaritas and beer were good, service was OK, like every restaurant, Enchilada seemed to be shorter than used to be and the cheese was not hot, and crispy rellino was not crispy.We'll try again, sometimes new ownership takes a little time to get things n in order.
9. Dos Amigos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By milehighpar
Stopped in for a late breakfast on a Saturday morning. The location was convenient, leaving downtown Castle Rock headed back to I-25. Parking was a bit tight, but sufficient.Service was very friendly, patient and helpful. The menu has limited Breakfast items, but overall has a number of choices, including a Kids Menu. Orders are placed at the main counter rather than table service, but the food is delivered to the table. Food delivery was fast and efficient. Portions were large. I had the Egg, Sausage & Potato Burrito (smothered) with a side of Refried Beans. My meal was very good. The Salsa was very good, and I believe made in-house. My niece was very happy with her Bean & Cheese Burrito. Unfortunately, the Shredded Beef in the Tacos my sister ordered was just too salty. She had to add some beans to try and cut it. I tried the Beef myself and agreed it was too salty. That was the only negative about our visit.Total cost for all 3 of us was only $28, which is very affordable for a meal for 3. We were happy with the service, but the saltiness of the Shredded Beef was enough to limit the rating to 3 stars. I'm hoping this was just a rare occasion and that the quality of the food any other time matches the quality I enjoyed today. I will return in the future, based on my food and the quality of service.
8. Los Dos Potrillos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 530 reviews
Los Dos Potrillos provides Authentic Mexican Meat, Tacos, Fajitas, Burriots, and Quesadillas to the Centennial, CO area.
Reviewed By justme2ooo
First time here - it was fine - the Chile Relleno was good but the burrito and enchilada were mediocre - they got my order wrong but since the service was just ok I didnât bother to have them fix it - wouldnât recommend or go back because in a city this big surely there is a better Mexican restaurant
7. Taco Bell
Find your nearby Taco Bell at 7530 Village Square Dr. in Castle Rock. We're serving all your favorite menu items, from classic burritos and tacos, to new favorites like the $5 Double Stacked Tacos Box, Crunchwrap Supreme, Fiesta Taco Salad, and Chalupa Su
Reviewed By CWR01
Generally I am not a Taco Bell fan. I prefer Chipotle or QDOBA, or even Taco Time, But I was starving, and I found this one, and the rest is history. I was pleased by the number of vegetarian options, selecting the 7 layer burrito and the black bean burrito and, of course, an apple empanada. All in all, not a bad meal. At a great price, with courteous service. Really hit the spot.
6. Angie's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
For over 50 years and 13 locations, the McCaffrey family has been sharing their homemade Italian and Mexican specialties with the Denver area. Mike McCaffrey first opened Angie's in the Hilltop area of Denver. And now, sons Chris and Mike, along with thei
Reviewed By BLTurpin
En route from Colorado Springs to Denver, we stopped for dinner in Castle Rock. There are a number of great choices, but we were thrilled with our visit to Angie's.First, Angie's is popular with locals. Once seated, we could overhear a couple of conversations. Angie's has been around a while and many of the people there were regulars, known to each other and also to the staff. We love trying local flavors, and Angie's did not disappoint.Second, Angie's has an interesting menu. It offers both Italian and Mexican cuisine, even though the owners are Irish! There is an enjoyable explanation for this odd choice on the printed menu. Read it and give the brave owners plenty of praise for doing what they love! I had an enchilada combination plate, my husband had an Italian combination plate. We totally loved it and could never have done this in any other restaurant!Third, the decor in Angie's is both interesting and unusual. It boasts a collection of vintage radios (look up) and old doors. The doors actually make up the paneling in the restaurant, complete with door numbers. We did not inquire, but there is (or was) an old hotel on the block. Could the doors have come from the hotel? From another local business? Although installed as paneling, I wanted to knock on the doors and try to peek behind them to see what surprises were hiding there. The doors and radios create a homey atmosphere, are definitely unique, and certainly stimulated our dinner conversation. If I ever have a chance to return. I'll definitely ask about them.Drinks are served with plastic straws. I support straws for any customer who requests them, but would like to see straws used less frequently in order to reduce plastic waste. Booths are comfortable. The wait staff is young but completely competent and very friendly. We received helpful, courteous, prompt service.My only regret is that we were too full to order dessert. The dessert case had homemade cannoli, a rare treat! Also, on offer were apple streudel, sopapillas, and tiramisu. Next time, we will take dessert with us.Be sure to give Angie's a try. The menu is one-of-a kind, the food is delicious, and the decor is intriguing. We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit and would highly recommend Angie's to others. Hope to be back soon!
5. Las Fajitas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By lizardtiff
My brother considers this his second favorite Mexican restaurant in the area, but it is the best one I went to during my visit. I got enchiladas de espinaca. Often Mexican restaurants (and others) don't try very hard with vegetarian dishes, but these were delicious. My niece got a cheese quesadilla which was gigantic. All of us enjoyed our food and the service. I will happily go back next time I'm in the area.
4. Pegasus On Plum Creek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By ColoradoChilidog
We have lived in the CR area for two decades for years now, Pegasus has been one of the few places we return to for a great breakfast or lunch. Huge selection of lunch and breakfast items offered for lunch and great green chili! My wife always orders a breakfast item for lunch.Very consistent quality and decent value. You cannot go wrong here. Nice outdoor area for the warmer months.
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3. Old Blinking Light
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
Whether you are looking for a relaxing lunch, family-friendly dinner or night out to enjoy excellent margaritas, the Old Blinking Light welcomes you! Influenced by a Taos, NM background, the superb menu offers a wide range of fresh flavors and tastes. Ame
Reviewed By chesterchandler
Was with fiver others in HIghlands Ranch so Old Blinking LIght was super convenient. It serves a pretty diverse menu at decent prices. All in all a fine night of pretty good dining. But not good enough for five stars. Service was ok--and food came out quickly and was good. Décor is nothing special. All in all a decent nights dinner at decent prices.
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2. Carlos Miguel's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By GooseBell
My wife and I enjoy going to Carlos Miguel's in the summer and sitting on their patio, which overlooks much of Castle Rock. After several visits we've settled on sharing fajitas & ordering margaritas. I only say that because most other things we've ordered, we simply haven't been overly impressed with. Their food is decent and edible but when I'm paying for food I would prefer to pay for something that I can't make myself at home. That said, it's a good convenient local spot.Thanks for your feedback, we are currently in the process of a menu change. We hope you stop by soon and try one of our new dishes!
1. Guadalajara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By Mike T
Keep it simple stupid. We have been going to this restaurant for years now and I just keep realizing how good we have it there. Great food, large portions, excellent service and not-shy-on-the-booze drinks. Reasonably priced. Wife and I love Mexican food and are always up for trying new places. We always end up comparing to Guads and most places just don't measure up.
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