Pueblo Viejo

This is one of the best places to eat in Fort Collins. The staff are some of the friendliest people on the planet, the food is always good and comes fast. Also free chips, salsa, bean dip and water brought to your table immediately. If you like margs, get the original marg, comes with a side shaker of extra margarita. Make sure to say hi to Luis!

Beautiful location, real authentic Mexican food friendly waiters and waitresses atmosphere is absolutely beautiful and clean. I love the artwork on the walls, the floor, even the tables and booths. This place makes me feel at home and proud of my Mexican culture! The food is absolutely amazing. I should’ve took a picture of it before I started eating, but it was by far the best Mexican food I’ve ever had here in Fort Collins! Thank you so much!

This has to be my favorite Mexican restaurant. The food is always so good, the restaurant is awesome 👌 and the service is great 👍. When I go to Windsor, I go the restaurant there. Never been disappointed.

We were having a joint birthday party there. Una, fiesta! And Pueblo Viejo did a wonderful job of having this all set up and the food came in good time and all of it was very good and they even sang + said happy birthday! We had a wonderful night.

We have been coming to this restaurant for years now and it’s one of our go to places in Fort Collins. All of their food has been tasty and delivered fast. The staff has always been welcoming and helpful.

I wanted to like this place,.having lived in México for a couple years. Super friendly service, nice mexican restaurant atmosphere. They brought out free chips with salsa and beans that were actually really good. We only bought fried ice cream and sopapillas. Man, they were pretty terrible. Ice cream was lousy and I'm not even sure what they put on the outside coating. It was soggy and not how it should be. Throw on some cheap Hershey syrup, and you might as well throw your money down the tubes. Sopapillas were better, but that doesn't say much. Not at all how they should be. I guess fried dough tastes ok no matter what. Perhaps their food is better. Desserts need major help. I have a feeling the dinner plates are better, so I'll try that some time and leave another review.

We were seated immediately which was nice because Fort Collins is usually busy. Food was really good no complaints at all. Its on the corner of a pretty busy intersection so parking was a little hard to find. Definitely will come again.

Good service, got refills timely, order was correct and our food was hot. Unlimited chips and salsa, they also bring some housemade beans out for dipping. The salsa is fresh with good flavor but is not hot so if you like hot salsa you'll be disappointed. We tried the Pueblo Viejo combo, the chicken taquitos were good, they had a lot of chicken, the quesadillas were ok, my favorite part of the appetizer were the nachos. They remind me of nachos from one of our favorite places back home (El Cholo), real melted cheese on their housemade chips sprinkled with very well seasoned beef and a cup of spicy nacho cheese for you to dip your chips into or pour over the top of your nachos for extra cheesy goodness. Loved the nachos! We also tried the carne asada plate, it was cooked exactly how my husband liked it, good carne asada seasoning/flavor. Fajita burrito; it was good, the nontraditional addition of mushrooms to the onion & pepper mix was very tasty. Carne asada quesadilla; like most others, it was good. Enchiladas Rancheras; very good. I was happy to see that the enchiladas were traditionally made with the corn tortillas gisadas in the sauce, wrapped and topped with traditional mexican toppings, not TexMex or oven made. Over the moon about the enchiladas. The beans and rice were also good. I especially liked the rice, I rarely say this about Mexican restaurant rice, but, it was actually good. Someone back there certainly knows how to make authentic Mexican rice. Most places out here do not. I was a little disappointed by the dessert, churros with ice cream. I was expecting traditional churros, fried with a dusting of sugar and cinnamon. They were fried but had no topping and the ice cream was freezer burnt and you could taste it a lot. I think if you stay away from the desserts you'll be fine. All the food was very good. It wasn't busy when we went, relaxed atmosphere, not too loud, family friendly, casual wear. The restrooms are dated but clean and actually smelled nice and clean.