Que Bueno Suerte!

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!!

The food here was some of my favorite Mexican I've had in Denver recently. The ambiance is also super fun and festive, live music, fun decor, etc. Our service was semi mediocre, but definitely could have been worse. I try not to judge a place off of service from one visit, so I'll definitely be back. Highly recommend the queso, enchiladas, and cuatro leches (they add coconut milk to there's)

The best thing about this place was the patio, which used to be dog friendly. Management changed their stance on being dog friendly and we haven't been back since. The food is Meh, ok but not great. Service is pretty mediocre. Much better Mexican joints in Denver

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.

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.

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