Dos Locos Mexican Restaurant and Cantina

Definitely a busy and happening place in Dylan Colorado. A sports bar type of atmosphere where you can find a pool table, a pinball machine, four person, Pac-Man, and multiple large screen TVs tune in to whatever games are currently going on. The tortilla soup is up there as one of the best I've had. It's a tomato based with large chunks of shredded chicken, ask for a side of sour cream to have a long side with your soup and you'll be in tortilla soup tastebud heaven. The welcoming basket of chips and salsa hits the spot while you're waiting for your order to arrive. We were recently there again on a busy night and only had to wait about 20 minutes which was not bad at all. We changed some dollars into quarters and enjoyed a family Pac-Man tournament. Our server Alex was great, she's been our server a couple times that we've been there and is always very helpful.

We came to Colorado and stayed at a nearby ski resort, so we decided to check out this Mexican spot based on the great reviews. The place was good, with friendly service and tasty food. While it's not quite as authentic as what I'm used to, it was still very enjoyable. Big props to their chile con queso--it's actually really, really good! So if you're Mexican like me, just know it might not be fully authentic, but you won't be disappointed. Definitely recommend giving it a try!

This is another on our list of To Dos when we are in Keystone. It's also another that you're going to have a wait but it's worth it. I'm not a white queso fan but this one is seasoned to perfection. Fajitas are enough for at least two people (we each had 3 fajitas off of a single order) Yes you have to pay for extra salsa but our table of 5 was brought 2 bowls and we had plenty. The guacamole is the regular guacamole you get with fajitas and probably the only thing I wouldn't spend money on. Servers are always very kind and work as fast as they can. Margaritas are STRONG! The atmosphere is loud and fast paced. It's fun to look at the ski passes that they have decorated the area with. Small game area with a pool table.

This has been the least appetizing experience since we've been in Colorado. We figured a Mexican restaurant near our hotel was a safe option, but we were mistaken. While the staff was kind and the food was quick, the flavors and portions were lacking. We intentionally ordered the Big Tex to share, and it was not worth the $21. If this was the size of the "Big" version, I'd be skeptical about the standard size. The lime was overpowering but didn't taste like fresh lime, more like an artificial flavoring. I've never seen such a chunky salsa. It was actually challenging to eat. We wanted to like this place, but it really missed the mark.

We thought this would be a safe option, near our hotel, on a snowy evening where we didn't want to drive for dinner. We were sadly wrong. We ordered takeout and brought back to our room. The chips were fine, but the salsa was way more than chunky... it had what looked like scraps of tomatoes, green onions, and onions. Not appetizing at all - and I LOVE a good chunky salsa. We ordered the Big Tex (Allegedly a larger version of their Tex platter), for me and my wife to share. This must have been the smallest portion I've ever seen at a Mexican restaurant - again, we ordered the large version of a meal for a reason... Flavors were lacking all over, small portions, expensive plates, and a salsa that somehow disappointed more than the rest of the meal. I get that it is in a touristic area, but this meal was below expectations even for a touristic area. Please take reviews seriously and consider the feedback!

Best Mexican food we've had in a long time. Don't laugh, but we base our judgement on how spicy the food is. We believe in order to make yummy food, the flavors need to be everything but super spicy, because when your mouth is burning, how could you taste anything?!?!??First we were happy with the chips and salsa. Since the salsa was so dippable and not that spicy, it was drinkable too (but no, I didn't drink it, lol.) Then came the Carnitas quesadilla which was the most wonderful thing I've tasted during this entire visit to Keystone. The meat was so juicy, the juice was coming down my fingers to my arm as I was holding the quesadilla. Must try!Chicken and mushroom enchiladas was creamy, tender, and flavorful; I did not care for the black beans though. That's why I preferred the Street tacos more as the refried beans were oh-so-goooooood! Taco salad with Shrimp was no joke, it both tasted fresh and healthy (psst, as long as you don't consume the entire fried taco shell that's the size of a bowl - holding the salad!)Nothing to complain here, it was even worth the wait!

We came into town looking for a bathroom. The owner was cleaning up, not yet open and let us come in to use the restroom. We went back for dinner with family the next evening. The food was great, our waiter Dan was very personable and responsive. The margaritas are great! We definitely recommend this place for delicious Mexican food.

The staff there are incredible and so fun! Shoutout to Joe and Alix who made our holiday weekend 10x better! And the fajitas were delicious

Service was ok. Food was not great. Complimentary basket of chips had a few that weren't broken, but the majority were small pieces, like we got the bottom of the bag. The chicken quesadilla had shredded chicken the consistency of tuna fish salad. I ordered queso on top of the quesadilla. It was clumpy thick like gravy and not very good. It was the 1st time EVER that I didn't even bother eating this menu item. I can not recommend.

BEST FOOD EVER!!! Super affordable and super cute inside. Great people! Definitely recommend after hitting the slopes!