My Neighbor Felix Boulder

There is absolutely no allergen information anywhere, neither on the physical menu or the online menu. We had just gone out and eaten mole a few days before with no issue. We come here and order enchiladas that have mole on them. My boyfriend starts having an allergic reaction and I have to track down staff to see if the mole contains nuts. They didn’t know themselves and had to ask the kitchen. I was then quickly blamed for not bringing an epipen even though we have NEVER had to worry about nuts at a mexican place OR in mole. The server then later tells us that mole always has nuts in it. As a server myself, I know all allergens present on the menu ESPECIALLY large ones such as nuts and dairy. We should’ve been able to find an allergen menu either online or in person, or there should’ve been a disclaimer about the mole containing nuts. THERE WAS 0 ALLERGEN INFO ANYWHERE. There was a gluten disclaimer and vegetarian disclaimer and that was all. Allergies kill all the time and the experience we had today was disgraceful. If you or your loved ones have an allergy I implore you to eat somewhere else.

Update July 2024: The quality has gone downhill in the past year, so I am less enthusiastic about eating here. It’s still ok, but not great. Not traditional Mexican food, but it’s delicious. There are some healthy-ish options (vegan/vegetarian, and gluten-free) on the menu. My favorites are the Market Salad and the Goddess Bowl. I do miss the vegetarian empanadas, which are no longer on the menu! Service is friendly, and it’s become one of our favorite places in town. I was frustrated for a few months because online ordering for food wasn’t available, but it’s easy to order online now for take-out with the new ordering system. We’ve also dined in occasionally and had a good experience, including with our dog on the patio.