Fajitas Restaurants in Arvada
The best places in Arvada to eat Fajitas. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Arvada who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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4.6
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4.6
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City: Arvada, 5616 Olde Wadsworth Blvd, Arvada, USA, United States
"There are 2 restaurants that market themselves as vegan in Olde Town Arvada so after going to So Radish, I figured I should check out Urban Beets as well. I've now been to Urban Beets twice and while it is good, I wouldn't say it knocked my socks off. I think you're more so paying for the experience and the opportunity to sit on their lovely patio in Olde Town. The first time I got their Italian Grinder sandwich with chips. It was good but at $13, again, not particularly phenomenal. I'm not sure what exactly I was expecting but I was hoping for something a little above and beyond the style of the deli meat I could pick up in a grocery store. The next time I split the BBQ Jackfruit Nachos with a friend. It's certainly a very large portion of an opener so can be enjoyed by 2 or more people and perfectly fill you up. Again, I thought it was solid. I don't know what was going on but it took forever for it to come out that night and at least the server was self-aware of that and gave us a discount on the meal so I appreciate that level of customer service. Each time I've been there someone has been playing music on the patio. For the average restaurant-goer, this is either endearing or completely annoying. So just be aware of that if you are coming here that it could become a part of your dining experience as this location's patio appears to be the hub of where music is played in Olde Town. Ultimately, I think Urban Beets is more about its patio and its environment than its food. I love vegan restaurants but I found nothing here to be particularly special on the menu or making me yearning to return at its price point."
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City: Arvada, 14455 W 64th Ave,CO 80004-3510, United States, Arvada
"I love this place. They have something for everyone on the menu. If we don’t feel like cooking, we always turn to malone’s. it is fast and delicious. the."
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City: Arvada, 11651 W 64th Ave, 80004, Arvada, United States
"All I wanted was a good dinner and I got soggy toastadas now I have no dinner and everything is closed colorado sucking at Mexican food! I'd rather eat a hot dog from my own car! at least it is good, this place is coarse taste like taco bell!"
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4.3
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City: Arvada, 7519 Grandview Ave, 80002, Arvada, US, United States
"Was excited to try this restaurant after passing by it a few times. Unfortunately it was not a good experience.Ordered for delivery and food arrived quickly. I had two tacos and my partner had the carne asada with refried beans and rice.While everything tasted fine, about an hour after eating she began to have terrible stomach pain that lasted throughout the night, forcing many many trips to the bathroom.After seeing another review bring up the questionable quality of the restaurant's refried beans, I suspect that may have been the culprit."
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City: Arvada, 5304 Vance St, Arvada, 80002-3720, United States Of America
"Yes, this place is still good, and I’ll tell you why. There was a time when Alamos Verdes was “it” in the Arvada area, especially if you wanted Mexican food. There was Ophelia’s up on Olde Wadsworth just a short drive away, but, for the most part, when Alamos Verdes opened up, they had very little in the way of competition. They also had a good product, especially for the tastes of the times. Slowly, however, the area grew and expanded. More competition moved into the area, and Alamos Verdes had to “fight” for its turf. It’s not that they changed, it’s just that people had a lot more options within close vicinity, and just about everyone likes to try new things. Where there once stood only three “sit down” restaurants in a square mile range, there were now closer to 50. Something had to give, and it did. Alamos Verdes lost a lot of business. Now, you walk into the restaurant, and you can still see the shadow of its former status. The restaurant has changed little since its opening. But, that can be both good, and bad. It’s bad because it looks a bit dated, and it looks like it needs a once over, but it’s good because they’ve stuck to the recipes that made their name, but have remained flexible enough to “go with the flow” and find ways to attract customers. Ways like lunch and dinner buffets at good prices, lunch specials for under $7.00, and even DJ’s on Saturday night. All that while maintaining their standard of quality. Yes, I still like this place. They still serve up platters on big plates that are placed in the oven at a high temperature the way Mexican restaurants used to do. None of that “microwave” heating. And, when you taste their food, it tastes exactly as it did 25 years ago. That is especially appealing to me because of my sense of nostalgia and fondness for reminiscing. When I eat at Alamos Verdes, I am reminded of younger days, and I like that. It makes me happy that, despite all the competition, Alamos Verdes keeps finding ways to hang in there."
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$13.6
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