Lisa J. Shultz

Each summer I go here to sit outside on a hot evening. I love their patio. We enjoyed skinny margaritas and chips and salsa to start. I ordered enchiladas suizas plate. I forgot to take a picture of my plate until I was almost done! It was delicious.

Classic place with a long history since 1933. Cool art deco vibe and red hues.
I went there for a pre-dinner cocktail. I got the classic martini with gin. Most cocktails are about $15 each. Fun place to go before or after dinner although they do have snacks.

I stopped by for lunch and ordered one empanada. Just one was satisfying and enough for me. I got the chicken salad with avocado empanada. It came with two sauces and both were good.
Small place. Had outside seating too and easy street parking.

I immediately liked the colorful vibe with lots of outside light from big windows. I ordered the La Morena margarita, which was really good. I like spinach and didn’t see it on the menu. Our very friendly waiter said they could make me a spinach quesadilla. I really liked it. The cheese was great too.
They have patio seating and an upstairs outdoor space as well.
Very enjoyable experience.

I love the history of this place! They have a nice welcome center where you check in. There is a little gift shop, restrooms and a little history display. The grounds are nice to walk around. There are pigs, goats and horses as well as many picnic tables and buildings to check out. But the best part is the old house, Denver’s oldest. Taking a tour of the house and learning the history of it is fascinating.
This is a great place to bring the family for several hours and learn about Denver’s history. Tour guides are lovely and well-informed.