


Welcome to Tamayo, a modern Mexican restaurant by Chef Richard Sandoval located in Larimer Square in the LoDo district of Denver. Our cuisine is carefully crafted, yet bold flavored. Rooted in tradition, yet adventuring into contemporary tastes. Chef Sandoval blends the earthy yet complex flavors of his native Mexico with worldly ingredients and creative cooking techniques to create the modern Mexican cuisine at Tamayo. Join us for dinner nightly, weekend bottomless brunch, weekday lunch or happy hour.
Innovative Mexican plates come out of the kitchen of this chic spot with a vast rooftop deck.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1400 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80202
Phone: (720) 946-1433
Website: https://www.eattamayo.com/
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Also, double-check your bill; ours initially came overcharged.
We ordered guacamole & empanadas.
Both were good. Service was excellent.
Chef Sandoval clearly brings his passion and heritage into every dish, blending bold, authentic Mexican flavors with creative presentation and modern techniques.  The menu offers a range of dishes that manage to feel both adventurous and comforting — standouts like expertly seasoned tacos, guacamole and queso fundido, and more substantial entrees like their salmon a la Talla or enchiladas all leave an impression.
Service is polished without being stuffy — attentive, friendly, and clearly proud of what the team is offering. The overall flow from ordering to plating is smooth, which enhances the experience rather than detracting from it.
It’s also impressive how Tamayo has kept itself relevant over the years. Originally opening in 2001, it’s still regarded as a corner-stone of Denver’s restaurant scene, continually refreshing both its space and its menu to stay dynamic without losing what made it special in the first place.