Que Bueno Suerte!

This place was wonderful. I went for a birthday dinner and we had an amazing time. As soon as you walk in the ambiance and vibes are great. I had the veggie tacos and my friend got the quesa birria and both were fresh and flavorful. The service was excellent. To top it off live music was playing and my friend got a free dessert for her birthday! I recommend visiting this restaurant!

The food is pretty good. Could use some more heat (spicy), but overall, it's good. Drinks were really good. We tried a Paloma and an Old Fashioned. The service was great, and so is the ambiance. Live music was playing, and it made the experience more enjoyable.

Great spot for casual Mexican food. The tacos are well balanced and filling. Not pictured, but the molotes are a must have for me every time I stop in. Their happy hour is great and they have plenty of outdoor seating, both high and low top tables.

This has got to be one of the coolest restaurants I've been to in Colorado. It's so soothing with the lighting. The menu wasn't overwhelming and the food was pretty affordable. The guacamole is really good and the chips are salty (I appreciate that). My partner and I ordered the mezcal margaritas and tamales and tacos. The fried avocado taco was amazing but had a little too much cabbage, the shrimp tacos were also good but I wish they had double tortillas. The food was absolutely amazing and the service was great! The servers were warm and welcoming which is refreshing because you don't get that everywhere anymore. We had Mia as our server, she made sure we had everything we needed and checked a perfect amount! If you're around Platt Park definitely try this place - super worth it!

Yall are ridiculous. The food was great. My boyfriend grew up in Texas and I lived there for 5 years. Is this authentic Mexican? No. Don’t come here if you want that. Is this great food? Yes, don’t kid yourself. If you’re doubting these reviews, get what we got. I would spare the salsa, but get the elote and a taco plate. Tacos are bomb. Elote is bomb, drinks are bomb.

Fantastic weekday breakfast spot! No need for reservations at open and I loved having the dining room to ourselves to start. Breakfast tacos were divine and my dining companions loved their dishes as well. Excellent cocktails (mine was a skinny paloma) to pair with our meal. Definitely want to come back for dinner!

Everything was delicious! Lots of well-marked gluten-free menu items. The service was great and the atmosphere is really beautiful and sophisticated, but cozy at the same time! A new favorite!

The live music is great! The vibes are overall really nice and the drinks were yummy! The ceviche was so good !

Definitely not the best; definitely not the most authentic. Hold on hold on...I definitely have more to say here! What I couldn't ignore about this restaurant were its great location (Washington Park), its s ambitious and its service. After a nice walk in Washington Park with friends, we cane here to get some late night snacks. I didn't want to eat a large meal so I went with a few sides: a bowl of black refried beans and a plate of guacamole. Both of them were good portions. They tasted good; absolutely no complaints there. Our waiter was nice/friendly. I appreciated his professionalism. What I was most impressed with was the ambiance. To some people, the interior design/decorations might be a bit too grandiose. To me, it looked fun. It was as if it was making the slow Tuesday night more fun for the diners. Consider dressing up to its ambience is what I suggest to people. I will definitely go back here to have some main item from the menu. Definitely tacos or something else. Good place for a little hangout time with friends or even date night!

Wow! Que Bueno Suerte exceeded our expectations from the food, to the service and even the ambiance. Visiting QBS for the first time for my husband's bday and upon entering, the place was vibrant and lively. The hostesses were super friendly and sat us at the perfect high top by the bar, in the corner - giving us a great view of the Mariachi band and the restaurant. Immediately, we took it all in and agreed that the style and decor mimicked a vibrant and lively cantina we visited during a trip to Puerto Vallarta. It awakens, you which is awesome. Once seated and settled, Robin the bartender came over to greet us. He was so knowledgeable and friendly - plus his margarita is ON POINT! Super balanced and just outright dangerous, if you know what I mean ;) He gave us his recommendations and they did not disappoint! Everything was super delicious and authentic. I wanted to keep ordering. My heart said "do it" but my stomach said "please no!" hahahaha - in the end I listened to my stomach but you get the picture. Finally, the mariachi band was AMAZING! They had the whole restaurant grooving to their American and Spanish tunes. It's a family, and one of the sisters' voices touched me so deeply, that it almost brought a tear to my eye. If you're looking for a spot in Denver that will give you the Cantina vibe that you're craving without having to deal with Instagramers or mediocre tacos - Que Bueno Suerte is your new spot for sure!!

Booze is a good value. The Fortaleza Reposado was only $14 a shot, but is not easy (or cheap) to find. It's really flavorful like an Añejo but smooth like a rep.

When we first walked by this restaurant we had to stop in, all the decor enticed us to give it a shot. It is an absolutely beautiful restaurant we loved how they designed it. Service was good, we were sat down right away and our waitress was very attentive and friendly. The food was okay it definitely wasn't authentic, it wasn't bad but was more of an Americanized Mexican restaurant. I ordered the carne asada tacos and fish taco, they were okay they were lacking a little seasoning. My wife ordered the mole and she wasn't a fan which was a bummer she loves mole. I think this would be a great place to meet for happy hour and appetizers but I don't know if I'd come back for a full blown meal.

Absolute favorite taco joint in the city. Hubby and I treat ourselves to this joint after the pearl street market. Fried avocado tacos are my go to but have never had anything bad here. They have changed things up some and added rice to the taco plate which is freaking delicious. Skinny marg on the side and people watching, can't get any better. Love this place.

I went to Que Bueno Suerte as I had vegan company in town and needed a place to take them (the menu said they had some options). My chicken enchiladas were great, but there was an issue with my husband's order. He's one of those people who thinks cilantro tastes like soap, so he asks for no cilantro. Waiter says no problem. He brings out my husband's food and it's full of cilantro. Waiter says he asked them not to add extra cilantro but that it was already mixed in to both his tacos. (This would have been something to mention on the front end.) Hubs doesn't say anything so he leaves basically without eating dinner. While this isn't the worst thing, I have food allergies and would have been very upset if I had made a request and it was treated like this.

The food was so good! I had their breakfast burrito and it was delicious. A lot of food for the price too. Service was slow is the only reason I'm not scoring 5 stars

Atmosphere was really cute and fun! They had a live band playing which so nice, food and drinks were good

We came for happy hour. There were four of us and we each ordered an appetizer. Our server was excellent. She was very attentive and got refills of our margaritas as we needed them. The queso was good but kinda like rubber. It didn't drip like your typical queso. The nachos were meh. I enjoyed a molote, but I'm not sure I could eat more than one of them. The ceviche was delicious. The margs were pretty good. The a/c was off. I would have selected to sit on their patio but it was in direct sun and too hot. We soon found out the a/c was off. The thermostat said 80 back by the bathrooms. It was really uncomfortable to eat in this heat. I've been here before, but it has been years. It was wonderful then, but not so now. I wouldn't come back or recommend it.

Hadn't found any social dance places in Denver that specifically focused on bachata, until I was introduced to Que Bueno Suerte this week! The class is at 8:30 (currently advertised incorrectly in the website as 7:30... but also advertised correctly somewhere else on the website for 8:30). Social dance to follow. I would call the class we took as for beginner/beginner-intermediate.

Nice place, but food is just ok. When you try to pass off Costco guacamole cut with real avocados you lost me. Why go cheap on something that is a staple in a Mexican restaurant. Also their burrito with French fries saying it's a SoCal specialty is just wrong. We live in SoCal and have never seen a burrito stuffed with French fries. Anyways, there are better choices on Pearl St.

Come back to this place after years of avoiding from previous bad experience and it is worse than before and was actually surprised it was still open and had good reviews, so thought a solid revamp worth trying? How is this place ranked so high? Not even half full restaurant when we arrived; we sat at the bar and there were only 4 other patrons, together seemingly on their way out (though maybe waiting forever for service like us???). Neither of the two bartenders acknowledged us for over five minutes. though they clearly saw us, and at one point were just hanging out chatting to each other. Finally a guy came over seemingly begrudgingly. Then bemoaned they were out of everything basic for the bar. Got drinks which seemed to be an effort to get even though we didn't have any specialty drinks since they were out of everything. Then an exhaustingly long time before he was ready to take our order, which food came out wrong considerably later and wasn't anything out of the ordinary. And no follow up on the food until much later, which we had just accepted as is so we could leave. Then SUPER quick on his time dropping the check and taking payment. This to me is the biggest insult of bad service. And my check was incorrect. Which also took time to address. Sooo much apathy and laziness here. Ton of staff just hanging at the hostess stand as we left. Bartenders are usually the staff that can handle a lot and top customer service which is why they get to be at the bar. The guy that waited on us acted exasperated at the little service he managed to eek out with little going on and couldn't manage basic table service. Outside of service. The food is just ok. It's a dressier version of things you can get all over town that tastes better for less. Best thing I can say - the live music is fun.

Came for Happy Hour and order many apps and dinner from the HH menu. Food was delicious, service was great. Only giving it 3 stars due to it being extremely hot inside. It was over 80 degrees and we were roasting. Mentioned it many times but A/C wasn't on. Couldn't wait to leave.

Food, drinks and chips were all amazing! Our drink did come after we started eating our dinner but besides that, it was great! The Malcajetes de tradicione was absolutely incredible, packed with flavor and not shy on the quantity of meat. Chips were perfectly crisp, even needed some to take home! There was also a band playing on the Friday night which was fun!

Chile relleno was one of the best I've tasted and the queso was so good. Loved the tequila bottles. Place was quiet on a Tuesday which felt a little lot given how good food was. Service was excellent and bubbly. Everyone at table seemed happy with meal.

Felt a little lucky on taco Tuesday so I switched up my taco rotation. This is by far the best atmosphere to enjoy tacos! I ordered 4 different tacos tonight: the Carne Asada, Pescado, Pollo Abobado, and Carnitas. I thought each taco was very flavorful, but if I had to pick a favorite it was the Pollo Abodado and Pescado. Usually it's the Carne Asada for me but tonight it finished 3rd. Jessica was slinging drinks behind the bar and providing conversation, in fact, the entire staff had really good attitudes. When I found out they didn't have a sopapillas or fried ice cream they did try to sell me on the Churros-- maybe next time. A few more dessert choices and I could toss another star up top. All in all, with the few visits I've had I feel this is a solid restaurant and I like that it is open until 10 for us workaholics. I also think they have an extensive drink menu for those that like to get their margaritas or wine fix. Que Bueno Suerte!

Place is awesome. Fun talented live Mexican music. Best tacos I ever had. Great ambiance!

Some of the best Mexican food I have had anywhere. High quality carne asada steak tacos and their shrimp tacos were amazing as well. A beautiful place to dine, live music on the weekends, and a very friendly staff. This is not street tacos or some chain kind of place. Definitely worth a try.

Ate here on a Saturday night, no reservations but we were able to be seated without a problem. We ordered queso fundido ( I would pass on this, it's ok but pretty basic) chicken in mole (delicious) and a variety of tacos including the Al pastor and fried avocado which were both amazing. Servings size great, and our drinks were good too - margarita and Paloma - no artificial taste which is always my standard for whether or not it's good. Service was great. I'm usually not a fan of live music but it wasn't too loud and was good. Not sure if they have this every night? It's also a beautiful space. I would definitely recommend this restaurant - I rarely give a 5 star based on one visit so I will be updating on a future visit.

Neat Mexican patio dining in the East Washington Park area. If you can say one thing about Que Bueno Suerte it's that their potions are large and the food is very good. (Oh . . . that's 2 things:). Went there for "Mescal Monday" and had good guacamole (pre-prepared quac (?) along with freshly smashed guac, and would rather have had it be all of the latter and none of the former) . . . and excellent enchiladas de la suerte. The chicken on my pollo en mole was perfectly prepared. I just would have been a fan of a more richly flavored mole sauce with more of a chocolate and chili taste rather than the green chili version QBS uses. All and all, however, it was a great value, excellent service and a very fun dinner. Definitely would go back and I think the place is 4 stars and not the 3.5 its currently rated. Sign me, David "me gusto" M

I had dinner at Que Bueno Suerte last night and really wanted to love it but the food just didn't do it for me. Maybe my hopes were too high because the person I went with had been there before and raved about the food- I'm not sure. The restaurant had a really cool vibe and layout and good happy hour specials. Our server was really nice and accommodating, which was great since I had my toddler in tow. She found us a booster seat (at first I was told they only had high chairs) and made sure his taco came sans spicy (but very yummy) sauce. She also knew a ton about the menu and was helpful with recommendations. My son had the $2.50 Taco of the Day, and it was the perfect amount of food for him at a very reasonable price. Yesterday's was chicken, bacon, cheese, and the aforementioned spicy Ranch sauce. He very nearly ate the whole thing, which was quite a bit of food for a pint sized tummy. My friend and I both had the Grilled Jalapeño Paloma, which was tasty but didn't have the kick I'd expected from a Cointreau + Tequila combo. We started with chips and salsa I found the salsa kind of bland and the chips were just okay, fine from the grocery store but not what you'd expect at a restaurant. We also both had the Chile Relleno and both ate the whole thing. She loved hers and said it's her new favorite in town. I wasn't overly impressed, and also the in the side rice was undercooked and crunchy (I'm a big rice fan). At some point I'd like to give it another chance because overall there was a lot to love (friendly, knowledgeable server, cool atmosphere, food my toddler enjoyed, and great happy hour specials). I'm just going to get something other than the rellano.

Food lacked any real flavor, service was ok, ambiance was swanky. Really was drawn in for the aesthetics.

Stopped in Sunday and ordered the tuna tacos. There were three people in our party and two tacos come in an order. Asked the bartender if we could add an additional taco (with an up charge). Was told the chef said no. Every other restaurant we have visited is very accommodating. Not Suarte. Won't be back and will not recommend to friends.

Beautiful atmosphere! It is definitely a go to spot for date night, and the food is as tasty as it's environment! The live music is definitely a plus. The staff was also super kind and attentive. The enchiladas here is possibly the best I've ever had in Colorado! Ingredients tasted so fresh and delicious, that even after having it as leftovers 3 days later, it was still so good! (Food coma worthy good) I'm excited to explore the rest of their menu the next time we return.

Slow service with hardly no one in there. Had to ask for refills several times for everyone at my table. Food was ok but could use improvement for the price.

This was a pretty solid Mexican restaurant. I enjoyed their guacamole and tacos. I would head back at some point to try something else.

Service was nonexistent. I was in a party of 2 and we were sat almost immediately at a booth just behind the hostess' stand. The booth itself was fine, just a little awkward as it left us directly facing a table of 5. The other occupants didn't make it awkward.. what did, however, was the fact that their waiter came out 4 different times (checking on their food, offering and bringing back a box, coming back to offer dessert and then ask about splitting checks). In every interaction with them, he either looked at my table briefly before handling the other table or he would completely have his back to us. It was unclear if he was meant to be our waiter, but he never checked to see if we needed to be helped. The hostess did not give us menus when she sat us (which is 50/50 at most places these days so we didn't worry about it at first). There was a severely worn out QR sticker on one side of the table. After a few minutes of no one coming over, we attempted to scan the QR code to see if maybe we were supposed to maybe put in a order through our phones. The QR code was so worn that neither of our phones picked up anything. During this time, we saw 3 waiters/waitresses at neighboring tables bringing out food, checking on patrons, and going over physical menus with people. During this time, we were not greeted. We never even received water. I didn't want to seem impatient, so we did not flag down anyone for about 10 minutes in hopes they just felt busy and were behind. Between 10-15 minutes later, we decided to leave after the waiter at the table less than 3 feet from us had his back to us for the 3rd time. As we left, we let the 2 hostesses sitting behind the counter at the front know that we vacated the table due to no one coming over to which they stayed seated and one said "sorry about that" as we left. The live music was a nice touch, though.

Brought my dad here for Father's Day took about 15 minutes for anyone to come to the table after being seated waitresses seemed over whelmed dispite the fact that there was only 7 tables seated the food wasn't great just mid my order was wrong as well what a shame

Well, we made reservations, showed up on time, and then hilarity ensued. We were seated in a corner semi-circular table that looked to be a continuation of the 8 top next to it, complete with what could only be described ( our table) as a Chuck-E-Cheese Ambassador without his Adderall, bouncing around with a stupid faux moustache made of potentially delicious? salsa remnants. "No, Young miss, this will not do. You will seat us away from THAT." I'm no Jeddie Knight, but to her credit, she did move us. We were then seated at the two top next to the band who, happily, were really really good singers with beautiful sounds coming from them. I didn't even mind the level of decibels, truth be told. This is where the review ends. We waited, and we waited, and then I had a birthday, and then we waited some more. No one ever came to our table. As we left, we mentioned our dissatisfaction to the male shift-leader at the front, who quickly replied, "No one told your server that you were sitting there." With such deference to their work-flow lapse, spoken like a man who was not going to even think about apologizing on the spot, this told me everything I will ever need to know about Que Bueno Suerte in Platt Park. ¡Que Mala Suerte!" Bonus- - we discovered Jacks on Pearl, a phenomenal steakhouse that welcomed us with an A-Team that made no excuses. Ed Shuherk

I moved into this neighborhood very recently. Suerte was so welcoming and amazing. Let's start with the staff. Attentive, fast, and knowledgeable. From the amazing servers and bartenders like Nesta and Kenzie to Chuck the GM - amazing. Kate the Exec Chef is super present and the food seems like her personal mission. More on that below. The first bites we had, my kids and I just knew immediately it was amazing. But the surprise was how diverse and consistent the food is. I haven't had a single bite of food here I didn't love. My favorites are the Costillas (short rib), carne asada tacos, and the Molotes starter (can't even describe what it is but yummmm). A few nights a week there's a band that's super good too. They play high-end mariachi music but also a smattering of other music like David Bowie, Jimmy Buffet and some well put together oldies like Benny and the Jets. Highly recommend!

Service was the highlight. Absolutely sweet and attentive waitress trying her best. Not reflective of Mexican cuisine in any way shape or form. Fajitas = grey/rainbow meat normal peppers and onion and random sweet refried black beans. Enchiladas = tomatillo salsa made with more white vinegar than anything else and poorly assembled in two crumbling corn tortillas. Nobody got past the first bite before we asked for the check. Server was again lovely and insisted on taking the entrees off for us. Couldn't recommend less.

I truly enjoyed the tacos. Order four different ones and they were all very good, it's not to over the top where you loose the authentic flavor. It can a little pricey for a just some drinks and tacos on a Saturday night, but for date night or special occasion, I would definitely go back!

Arguably the worst dining experience I have ever had. Came in for a 730 reservation. Sat ten minutes after. 15 minutes to get greeted. 15 more for drinks and app order. 36 minutes later I was able to order my entree This isn't the servers fault, it's management. The poor server is running around an entire restaurant with no organization. The tables next to us left after 2 hours and not even eating their food. Mezcalrita with egg white foam (not what I ordered, but hey, shortcuts) Skinny margs 3 shots of casamigos Elotes Burrito 2 tacos $200!? I've had better meals at the aurora buffets. The only thing that wasn't terrible was the elote. The food was mediocre at best. My wife's shrimp tacos came with 2 shrimp, one of which was legitimately ice cold. The salsa that cost $5 it's easily topped by herdez from the grocery store. Again this ain't the servers fault, this falls upon management. However, I can confidently say this was the worst dining experience I've had in Colorado in at least a decade. Sorry buen suerte. Gotta do what you gotta do to pay for all the fancy lights.

This place is THE hidden gem. The best classic margarita in town, a fresh take on classic Mexican fare. Our server was knowledgeable about the menu. She recommended the Pollo en Mole, which came with two different mole sauces and the juiciest half roast chicken I've had from a restaurant in ages, and the fried plantains really took the dish over the top. I saw the table next to me order fajitas that they lit on fire table side, I've never seen that before! Happy hour prices are also shockingly affordable. All their signature cocktails are half off from 3-6, making it enticing to try something new! The atmosphere is fun. Open air seating, creative lighting, and a live band 3 days a week playing a mix of classic mariachi and mariachi remixes of American classics. This place is 5 stars, period.

We loved Adrian, Robin, and Nicki behind the bar! Came for margs and chips and had a blast

Came here for a post workout happy hour tonight. The chips and guacamole were delicious! And a good serving size too. My Paloma was pretty tasty, and - again - a nice serving size (at least 10oz, not a skimpy glass). I had the chicken enchiladas with mole. They were very tasty, as was the rice and refried beans which came with. My friend's mocktail margarita looked really good with lots of jalapeños as she requested. A cool space, but surprisingly slow for a 6:45 Wednesday night meal. Things picked up a bit by the time we left around 8pm.

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First off, why have I not been here sooner?!?!? Amazing service and the food is pretty damn good. The happy hour specials are a great deal ($5 on select authentic Mexican dishes). I can see the passion Suerte has for the menu and selections of craft cocktails. I had the Caipirinha and it was hard not to get a second or third. The fried plantains were sweet and spicy, which went well with my drink. Give it a shot. The patio was perfect for a late summer happy hour.

Tamalada class with Chef Kate Gisbert. Amazingly fun, informative, and a great date idea. Great food and drinks!!!

So disappointed that a great location has a restaurant like this. The restaurant is so large, but never packed, which now I understand why. The food is mediocre and the drinks are not consistent. We ordered margs and a beer. Mind you it was 4pm and less than busy. Took about 15 minutes for our margaritas and about 20 minutes for the beer. Mind you all of the draft beer just started working (at least offer a free beer for the wait). Food came fairly quick. BUT... our second round of drinks (same exact drinks and bartender) were not the same consistency. Margs had zero flavor besides straight tequila. I literally had the bartender taste the drink and he 100% agreed it wasn't a good margarita unless you wanted to leave the restaurant trashed which was not my intent. I left my marg at the bar, because for one, it was trash and didn't want to drink it. The waitress Taylor picked up our drinks from table to replace them and noticed I didn't have the original margarita on the table. So she made a huge deal and had to double check with the bartender and other staff to see if I left my margarita with them before she handed me my replacement. That single act was the wrong move on the waiters behalf. Mind you, nothing was comped (free) nor did the restaurant manager check on our table once, which I think is odd for a restaurant in that neighborhood for a manager not to (touch a table) as he was behind the bar the entire time with the bartender while it was slow. Once we received our re-make drink, the waitress was ready to give us our check.

Fun place with good atmosphere. Margaritas were strong but queso was very "stingy." Food and service was excellent

Wonderful service and the food was very good. We always enjoy outdoor seating, weather permitting.

Amazing high level delicious Mexican food and I should know with all my years working with Chipotle.

4.5 stars. While waiting for a table at a nearby restaurant, my friend and I decided to have a few drinks and apps at Que Bueno Suerte. The house margaritas hit the spot, perfect for happy hour! With our chips, we had some salsa, guac, and ceviche. Loved the flavors of the ceviche "stack" and the freshness of the chips. Highly recommend all of it. Oh, and right before we left, we managed to stuff a taco into our faces. I got the shrimp one... sooooo good! There are many other tasty-sounding options on the menu (food AND drink) so I'll definitely be back for more. Looking at their website, there's the occasional special event, i.e. $3.03 tacos on March 3rd, so check it out. Whether you're here for brunch or drinks (or both) it seems like Que Bueno Suerte is a suitable spot for any time of day! If you plan on being a regular, consider supporting the business by buying gift cards for your future self or friends. Service is pretty good, décor is colorful and fun, and there's plenty of spacious seating. What more convincing do you need?

It's a Friday night. That's tacos & margs night in this household. So after a long week of work, we thought we'd try QBS since we'd never been. A short ride over to the confines of Pearl Street; we parked in the garage a stone's throw from the QBS front door. Upon arriving you realize what a cool space is. Great vibe, awesome ambiance, super fun decorating. It's at once over the top and just excellent scenery. It's wonderful to look at in every direction. We were seated at a high top in the bar area, not far from the live band (!!) playing sweet jams and keeping everyone entertained. We absolutely loved the vibe with the live music! One of the bartenders was our server and he was attentive and thorough. Messed up and brought us an extra taco (oh noooooo.....) and made great margs every time. The manager did plenty of food running (at least, I think he's the manager) and I have to be honest that he is why this gets 5 stars and not just 4. He had this kind of Ryan Reynolds vibe going. Every time the band finished a song he'd clap and cheer loudly, and most everyone in the restaurant would laugh and join in. The band would finish, say, an Elton John song and he'd be like "I love the Beatles!" and it's just so dumb and funny. It was really, really hard not to enjoy. He was also very chatty with customers, incredibly friendly, just a great guy that absolutely helped make our experience better. The food was probably the least exciting part of the whole experience. I didn't love the Ceviche but the Ladyfriend did. The queso had amazing texture and good flavor. The tacos were totally solid tacos and I wouldn't complain about having to eat them again. Good flavor, good tortillas, definitely satisfying. They aren't INCREDIBLE tacos but it's really easy to have worse tacos than this, they're still putting out good product. Totally wonderful night out, had a blast, and would go back again in a heartbeat.

had dinner here last week. It was simply amazing from the live entertainment, to the service, to the food! I was so impressed with everything. I will definitely be back! 5 stars all the way!

We stumbled into Suerte and enjoyed a margarita on the patio listening to live music which was fantastic! We loved the Quedo Fundido and we really liked the Tacos de Pollo adobado and Al Pastor. Both were excellent. I really loved the fried cheese shells for the adobado. We had fantastic service and will definitely be back!

This place has an amazing vibe/ambiance but really overpriced, subpar food. You walk in and you're embraced by an simultaneously intimate and trendy vibe. The decor is fantastic. The food however was unimpressive. Tacos are $4 each and don't come with a side. They don't come with salsa (what tacos don't come with salsa?), so they charge you a dollar per small serving of salsa on the side. I had the carnitas, pescado and carne asada. None of which were memorable or even very flavorful at all. I asked for a side of rice and beans and they charged $6! Outrageous. Drinks were expensive. The house margarita is fine but definitely on the salty side (not just from the rim). We ordered a frozen drink which cost twice as much and it was small and tasted just like a regular daiquiri. They justify it by saying it has twice the alcohol but a double shot still isn't worth $19. Cant say I'd ever hope to come back which is really disappointing given the unique vibe. Service was also very slow.

Food was very good I had the Cali burrito. I had the skinny margarita it was delicious. The service was great as well. One thing is that I am a salty person but they add a little too much salt. Rather than that the atmosphere was great