Location: Cascade
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- 1. Garden of the Gods
- 2. Pikes Peak - America's Mountain
- 3. Manitou Springs Incline
- 4. Manitou Springs Adventures, High Country Excursions
- 5. Colorado Wolf Adventures
- 6. Cave of the Winds Mountain Park
- 7. North Pole - Santa's Workshop
- 8. Miramont Castle Museum
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- 10. Pike National Forest
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Top 4 Southwestern food in Cascade, Colorado, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Southwestern food in Cascade, Colorado, United States. Cascade is an unincorporated community and U.S. Post Office in El Paso County, Colorado, United States. The ZIP Code of the Cascade Post Office is 80809.
Things to do in Cascade
1. The Loop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 557 reviews
Reviewed By MmeM_12
Thak you to our server, Devin, for making our meal positively memorable! Although I love the famous Loop margaritas, i decided to pass since I was driving. However, my friend wasvtotally pleased with the chicken and cheese enchiladas. I was thrilled with something I never order: carne asada. I requested that the steak be raw. Surprise! It arrived perfectly rare and tender. It was delectable. It had been many years since my previous visit. I will make sure to return soon and will ask for the remarkable Devin! To avoid crowds, arrive in the 4 pm range. It is an institution in Manitou Springs!
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2. Crystal Park Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 454 reviews
Crystal Park Cantina is a unique, home-style Mexican restaurant in Manitou Springs serving delicious food made with the finest ingredients available.
Reviewed By Brad H
A very pleasant and inviting atmosphere. Awesome staff. Beautifully decorated and quaint.My wife and stopped by while in the Springs and the Woodland Park area. Mid day on Friday and it was perfect. Parked right out front. I know at times parking can be a bit tricky. We were greeted right away and were seated in a very lovely area for two. The outside seating area is landscaped with local vegetation and done handsomely. Our waitress wasted no time in taking our drink and appetizer orders. A very lovely and pleasant lass. We had the Skinny and Cantina Cadillac margaritas. Delicious to say the least. Our appetizers were the queso and guacamole with jalapeno poppers. All was fresh and served up promptly. The ingredients were fresh and loaded with all natural flavors. For lunch we dined on the Baja fish tacos and the Mexican Mixto. All was served promptly and hot. The food is very distinct to this establishment. Not a single complaint at all. Highly impressed with everything. Cant wait to go back. If you have the opportunity to visit here, dont miss it.
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3. Amanda's Fonda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 341 reviews
Reviewed By 569tomg
Our group of three (2 grandparents and a teenaged grandson) stopped in for dinner based on the great TripAdvisor ratings. We enjoyed our dining experience. A blended strawberry margarita was excellent, as was the carnitas dinner. The appetizer sampler plate was also very good, and lots of food! The chili rellenos were not as good as expected, which could have been a fluke. There was some confusion on which waiter was going to work our table, and it took some time to get service, but once we did, our waitress was excellent. Overall, a good (but not excellent) experience. Good enough to merit 4 stars in my book.
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4. Salsa Brava Fresh Mexican Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
At Salsa Brava Fresh Mexican Grill, we add a fresh twist to Mexican favorites featuring seasonal, Colorado-proud ingredients. We source locally grown ingredients from small producers when available and only cook with the freshest ingredients available. We
Reviewed By TexasHaglers
I have concluded that Mexican Cuisine is regional. While Salsa Bravo was a nice atmosphere, clean, good service and family friendly it's not for me. I love Tex Mex in the North Texas area. I have eaten in south Texas and did not care for the food. I think it is about spices and what you are used to. So sad I have not found my place. I really wanted to love SB because it had all of the pieces that I appreciate, but I did not like the seasonings and the taste of the food. No fault to Salsa Bravo, it's just not what I consider to be my preference.
