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Address: 710 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Phone: (970) 945-9093
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Las Palmas Mexican Food – Restaurants – Glenwood Springs
Located in the heart of Glenwood Springs Colorado’s restaurant district. Unbeatable Authentic Mexican cuisine and seafood. Food never tasted so good.
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Reviews
Estela Lynch
We are staying near by and wanted to eat some authentic Mexican food. We were skeptical because of some of the reviews but we were welcomed by a nice young lady and the restaurant was very clean and gave a nice family vibe. We were quickly seated by a very nice lady. The young lady was very helpful in describing their specialty dishes of the house. For appetizer we ordered the queso fundido and it was very good. We all shared our main courses: a steak burrito, chicken chimichanga, and shredded beef quesadilla. The presentation of all 3 dishes was great and the portions were sizable and tasty. Next time we’re in Glenwood Springs, we will make this place one of our eatery stops again.
… moreTravis Cadello
We took our chances after reading the reviews but thankfully our Food was very good, but prices are definitely high but given the area I could understand why! We had to asked twice for chips and salsa but other than that service and food was great!
… moreJean K
Awesome house margarita, tacos, and chips and salsa. Our bartender was our waitress. She was very nice.We had the shredded beef tacos and they were delicious. Nice decor with some Mexican music playing while we ate. Nice specials, very impressed. Their pico de gallo and salsa tasted super fresh. Go visit here.
… moreSharon Cheung
Located on the “second” floor, above the ice cream shop, is an inconspicuous little Mexican restaurant that you wouldn’t think to try because of all the gentrified restaurants all around it. But fate has it that everywhere else around has a 25 minutes wait and being from Las Vegas, we don’t wait for a table, so our hungry stomachs brought us to Las Palmas.
With a 2.9 rating on Google, we didn’t expect much. Upon entering, we waited to be seated as instructed. The host or server was no where in sight so we waited a couple minutes before the server came out with plates of food for a table before greeting us and getting us seated.
Immediately upon getting seated, he told us it will be a ten minutes wait before he can get to us. We were taken aback a little but understood.
The menu has a wide variety of selection, especially being in landlocked Colorado. They offer various types of seafood ceviche, almost like back home in Vegas (yes Vegas also surprisingly has many mariscos Mexican joints if you know where to find them.)
After 5 minutes of sitting down, our host server returned and was ready to take our orders. I settled on 4 tacos: 2 al pastor and 2 lengua (beef tongue) (side note: this is how I judge the authenticity of a Mexican restaurant. If they don’t even serve lengua, are they even a Mexican restaurant, bro?)
I highly recommend the al pastor. They were so good that I had wished I ordered 4 al pastor. The lengua was good, don’t get me wrong, but the al pastor is what you write home around. The sweetness of the grilled diced Pineapple with the tender pork were amazing.
My companions had the burger (teenager) and chimnichanga. I’m told the chimnichanga beats our Vegas local Mexican joint, which is a very high praise. Burger was good but their fries were even better. Beer battered fries, my favorite, and fresh.
Considering there was only the one server host, he tries to accommodate and work quickly. If you’re the type of people who gets upset because you can’t be kind and understanding, then don’t come here. But if you’re looking for authentic Mexican food in Glenwood Springs CO and have a kind soul, then you don’t regret it.
(We did overhear the table next to us complaining about the size of the ceviche. He said it was too small for $20 and how he’s from California and their serving is much bigger. He ended up returning the ceviche. I saw the size and it was definitely not huge but reasonable. And remember you’re no where near the ocean. Last i checked you can’t catch shrimps in the Colorado River. )
So don’t let the lackluster rating deter you from enjoying Las Palmas. You might agree that this is a little hidden gem.
… moreWith a 2.9 rating on Google, we didn’t expect much. Upon entering, we waited to be seated as instructed. The host or server was no where in sight so we waited a couple minutes before the server came out with plates of food for a table before greeting us and getting us seated.
Immediately upon getting seated, he told us it will be a ten minutes wait before he can get to us. We were taken aback a little but understood.
The menu has a wide variety of selection, especially being in landlocked Colorado. They offer various types of seafood ceviche, almost like back home in Vegas (yes Vegas also surprisingly has many mariscos Mexican joints if you know where to find them.)
After 5 minutes of sitting down, our host server returned and was ready to take our orders. I settled on 4 tacos: 2 al pastor and 2 lengua (beef tongue) (side note: this is how I judge the authenticity of a Mexican restaurant. If they don’t even serve lengua, are they even a Mexican restaurant, bro?)
I highly recommend the al pastor. They were so good that I had wished I ordered 4 al pastor. The lengua was good, don’t get me wrong, but the al pastor is what you write home around. The sweetness of the grilled diced Pineapple with the tender pork were amazing.
My companions had the burger (teenager) and chimnichanga. I’m told the chimnichanga beats our Vegas local Mexican joint, which is a very high praise. Burger was good but their fries were even better. Beer battered fries, my favorite, and fresh.
Considering there was only the one server host, he tries to accommodate and work quickly. If you’re the type of people who gets upset because you can’t be kind and understanding, then don’t come here. But if you’re looking for authentic Mexican food in Glenwood Springs CO and have a kind soul, then you don’t regret it.
(We did overhear the table next to us complaining about the size of the ceviche. He said it was too small for $20 and how he’s from California and their serving is much bigger. He ended up returning the ceviche. I saw the size and it was definitely not huge but reasonable. And remember you’re no where near the ocean. Last i checked you can’t catch shrimps in the Colorado River. )
So don’t let the lackluster rating deter you from enjoying Las Palmas. You might agree that this is a little hidden gem.
Zeljko Dakic
Home of the tiny tacos :).
Food was delicious and good but prices were way too high for tiny portions we got.
Service was neither good nor bad, main issue was that we were hungry and we are thinking of going somewhere else after lunch here to eat.
… moreFood was delicious and good but prices were way too high for tiny portions we got.
Service was neither good nor bad, main issue was that we were hungry and we are thinking of going somewhere else after lunch here to eat.
Victoria Evangelista
As if you are in Mexico, but in the Colorado mountains. Family owned for 8 years in Glenwood Springs. Monica and Omar work hard to serve you. Clean. Friendly. Familia.
… moreJennifer Lonnes
They are following recent virus rules.
The plates food come on are huge, like 14″. The food was good, with the usual accompaniment of refried beans and red rice. Chips and salsa came with meal. Chilies Rellenos are normally served with red chile but I asked for green, which came with a $2 charge.
It was a bit pricey at $44 for Rellenos and a beer
… moreThe plates food come on are huge, like 14″. The food was good, with the usual accompaniment of refried beans and red rice. Chips and salsa came with meal. Chilies Rellenos are normally served with red chile but I asked for green, which came with a $2 charge.
It was a bit pricey at $44 for Rellenos and a beer
C Devant
This was the worst food experience. It took forever to get a menu- to get a drink- to get any food…the chips and salsa were even terrible! HOW DO YOU MESS UP CHIPS AND SALSA. We heard all the tables around us talking about how awful their food was as we were also discovering the same. I HOPE THIS REVIEW SAVES AN INNOCENT FAMILY FROM AN AWFUL EXPERIENCE. I will never eat here again. Please heed all the 1 star reviews.
… moreNikki Evans
So good! Always a favorite place to go back to. I love all the seafood options. The shrimp ceviche is one of my favorites.
… moreChris Knight
The service was awful! Our waiter was clearly unhappy, and somehow it became our problem when we decided to have a meal there. He had no social etiquette and wasn’t polite in any way.
Although the food tasted good, portions were small for the price. They have hidden charges for everything. He didn’t ask what kind of tortillas we wanted with our fajitas, brought us the wrong kind, then charged us $4 additional to bring the kind we wanted. He brought out one of our drinks in a glass that had a huge crack in it, and didn’t take it back to remake or put in another glass. We also found that using a credit card adds a 3.5% extra charge.
I recommend eating somewhere else. I wish I’d checked reviews before spending our time and money at this restaurant.
… moreAlthough the food tasted good, portions were small for the price. They have hidden charges for everything. He didn’t ask what kind of tortillas we wanted with our fajitas, brought us the wrong kind, then charged us $4 additional to bring the kind we wanted. He brought out one of our drinks in a glass that had a huge crack in it, and didn’t take it back to remake or put in another glass. We also found that using a credit card adds a 3.5% extra charge.
I recommend eating somewhere else. I wish I’d checked reviews before spending our time and money at this restaurant.