La Abeja, Colfax

Lived near the spot years ago, ate there often, and wants it kept going.

Usual order is a chorizo breakfast burrito, smothered, and says the horchata is served in a big portion.

Says the place is incredible and the horchata comes in a very large cup.

Calls the place great but wants the menu sign updated rather than taped over.

Calls the cooking amazing and says they make regular weekend trips there for years.

Answers the question by naming La Abeja on Colfax.

Calls it their favorite Denver restaurant; says the smothered burrito and green chile are outstanding and orders two meals per visit.

Says they would be devastated if it closed and calls it the best.

Calls its chilaquiles the best in town and says the breakfast burrito is also very filling.

Agrees with the pick, says the storefront is hemmed in by construction, and praises its chilaquiles.

Ate there weekly while living on Capitol Hill; says it serves top local Mexican fare and recommends lunch for carnitas.

Confirms the burritos at La Abeja are huge and delicious.

Seconds the La Abeja recommendation when asked for chilaquiles in Denver.

Seconds the La Abeja suggestion.

Orders the smothered carne asada burrito and urges people not to skip it; notes the green chile runs spicy.

Says it is their most-loved restaurant anywhere and wants it to survive, though they live elsewhere.

Recently had one for the first time and found it really good.

Loves La Abeja and says the instant satisfaction is worth the later cost.

Names La Abeja, located on Colfax, as a suggestion.

Is surprised they hadn't heard of it sooner, calls it fantastic, and plans to go soon.

Enthusiastically recommends La Abeja on Colfax.

Loves the place, names flautas as a lunch favorite, and plans to visit soon to support it.