Casa Bonita

Mexican restaurant
Accommodating gluten-free
Lunch
Dinner
Mexican
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This venue offers a gluten-free friendly atmosphere with a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, ensuring safe dining. The impeccable atmosphere and lively entertainment create a fun, immersive experience beyond typical theme park restaurants, perfect for those seeking both safety and amusement.
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Accommodating

Some risk of cross-contamination

Trained staff
Dedicated appliances
Fryer
Checked by Atly
Always inquire directly about health and safety.
6715 W Colfax Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214, USA
2.4km

People are saying

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Our waiter Zoet literally was the best!! He accommodated our big party and was so kind. He even gave on our guests a free GF dessert since she is celiac. He really elevated the experience 🙌 the food was fine the sopapillas were amazing, vibes are good. Thanks Zoet!!
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This is the 1st time I have EVER went to a restaurant where I had to go through a security check. They will search your bags. You will have to go through a metal detector. I was last here 10 ish years ago and this was never a problem. Crime in the area has risen significantly since then and there were a lot of homeless hanging around the area when we were there. When you arrive there will be 2 lines, 1 specifically if you have chosen a premium table and 1 for regular. There can be lines to wait to check in. Wife signed us up for a premium table. Once your table is ready and you get through security (smh), someone will escort you to your table and explain a few things to you. You will have 1 hr 15 min to reside at your table and they ask you to stay there until after you finish eating. Food is priced based on the category you choose (premium or regular). For premium it is $45 / person (kids too). Premium tables reside next to the waterfall. Total bill for 2 adults and 2 kids was $230 (most I've ever paid for a meh meal, maybe for any family meal). There are a lot more gluten-free options if you need that (their website is outdated and doesn't reflect that). After finished eating you can get up and go see the attractions. Kids did enjoy the cliff divers, the arcade area ($5 for the shooting gallery) is expensive and outdated. The whole place is very crowded.
J
I dont care for Cilantro but can eat it if it's not to powerful. It's clearly the main ingredient in everything. I wanted to order tacos but when I asked if there is cilantro on them I was told it's cooked into the meat and if it wasn't the chefs don't like modifications. At $40 (including kids meals)a plate I don't give a rip. As I'm gluten free I was pretty happy they had gluten free chicken fingers so I ordered that. I tried my wife's beef tacos and cilantro was the prevailing flavor. Same with the salsa. I will say the menu is clearly labeled there are a lot of gluten free options. I had to surrender my pocket knife upon entry though. Wish I had known the security was tighter than Mile High 🙄. Also don't add a 15% charge so your staff cab nake a living wage. Pay them that and if you have to raise prices fine. But don't force me to tip. Over all it wasn't worth it. U can pay $500 to feed nine people and have a way better experience and meal at almost any place.

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