Beso De Arte

Grabbed lunch on a Friday and had an great experience from the service to the space to our food. We’ve tried to come here multiple times and always seem to miss the open hours, but we’re glad it finally worked out. We sat outside near the water feature, which was really nice. Our server, Erin, was really friendly and personable. We tried the chips and guacamole to start, which was a great portion size and tasted good. We also tried the portobello fajitas, which came out sizzling and were good as well! We were sharing and they offered to split the plate, which was nice. The black beans on the side were also very tasty. We’ll be back and will bring friends!

I had a wonderful lunch here! I was seated immediately and the waiter attended me almost immediately as well (I had stepped away to freshen up in their very clean, one person restroom). I ordered the Verde en Mocajete dish during the lunch hour and it came out exactly how it was described on the menu. It was delicious, after stirring the meat and the salsa verde in the mocajete to make sure everything was equally heated. The rice was a little cold but it was also windy on the beautiful, well decorated, and relaxing patio where I was seated. The guacamole left more to be desired but I’ve yet to taste a guacamole that EVERYONE enjoys. All in all, a wonderful lunch after a strenuous hike.

6 out of 5 stars! Finally. I found truly authentic Latin food in CO. Been looking for this place since I moved to Colorado. Great service, great atmosphere and that Rojo Carnitas in a lava rock was just amazing! Signature dish if I ever saw one. Didn't come with much more than meat, tortillas and a little bit of rice... would have liked more rice but seriously... this is how it should be served. Super tender, spicy slow braised pork with tortillas... that's all you need. Easily split it with 2 people and still be satisfied, 4 could split it as tapas with drinks... so the price is very fair. My wife isn't a fan of spicy food... not much for her to choose from here but she ended up having sweet potato fries. Those were pricey but done perfectly and she left as happy as I was. Crunchy but still soft, seasoned properly. Really, as good as sweet potato fries can be. When we go to Red Rocks I now have a definite go-to place. Nice beer and wine selection too. I'm from Arizona. I grew up eating Mexican food in Mexican's homes and also dine out a lot. This place and Hacienda in the Springs are the only true Mexican / Latin I've found. If this place was in the Springs... I'd be in Heaven.

What a delight! From the perfectly comfortable indoor/outdoor seating to the great variety of offerings and a very friendly staff, the stage was set for a nice lunch (so happy to see a full menu in addition to the brunch offerings). Then the food came and elevated the experience! The pork dishes in the hot lava rock bowls were out of this world good with complex favors and nice chunks of pork. Beer and sangria rounded out a great meal.