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Casa Bonita is for Your Kids
Casa Bonita began back in the early 70s as Denver?s first ?themed? restaurant developed around the idea of creating a Mexican village where people could eat, be entertained, and ?sight see? just as if they were in another country. In fact, I can remember our entire High School Spanish department loading all the school?s students of Spanish into school busses for a field trip to have lunch at the restaurant shortly after it first opened for business. There was a lot of excitement surrounding the opening and the new restaurant did not disappoint. In the beginning, it really conveyed the feel of another culture and offered a unique, special, dining experience. Outside, the building looks like a huge, old Spanish Mission, complete with the statue of an Aztec-looking warrior atop a once gold dome. Visitors walk through wood and iron doors, and down Beverley Restaurants hallways of white stucco made to resemble adobe as if they were traveling through some unknown Latin village. With seating for over 1,000, the restaurant is divided into a number of different, themed sections located around an open villa with a central waterfall. Some people would probably pay admission just to look around, and that is exactly what is required. No one older than age two is admitted without buying a meal. In a cross between an amusement park and a cafeteria, diners pick up trays and follow a conveyor system that ends in the middle of a plaza where they wait to be seated. It truly is a mini vacation and a sensory experience but after visitors see it once or twice, there really is not much to keep them coming back. In fact, many of the derogatory comments about the restaurant, its value and its food directly relate to this fact.