I was in Denver over the weekend and went to Los Carboncitos, El Coyotito, and Taqueria Patcuarao. First time I’d been to Los Carboncitos(went to the one at Pecos & 38th), and I really enjoyed the food there. I had huarache... (2 replies, last updated by Chimayo Joe April 23, 2008)

I just got back from Mexico and fell in love with the tacos there...carne asada, pork, fish, shrimp, and scallop. Now I’m looking for good taquerias here at home. I’ve tried El Taco de Mexico and Los Carboncitos. Any... (1 reply, last updated by MissaCM March 12, 2007)

Well, of course lots of the Mexican joints around here fit that description (some recently mentioned board favorites: El Taco de Mexico, Tacos Jalisco, Los Carboncitos). There are a number of beloved dive bars that serve food... (2 replies, last updated by Pampatz April 24, 2008)

for Mexican include El Taco de Mexico, Tacos Jalisco, and Los Carboncitos. (4 replies, last updated by tatamagouche May 29, 2008)

Mexican abounds in the area. A couple of good ones: *Los Carboncitos http://www.loscarboncitos.com/ *Playa de Oro http://www.westword.com/locations/playa-de-oro-4833/ *Tacos Jalisco http://sarape.info/where_to_find.html Deli /... (5 replies, last updated by Charsiu July 20, 2008)

://www.chowhound.com/topics/387112 Tacos Y Salsas Tacos Jalisco El Meson Los Carboncitos Juarez El Original Sarape El Taco de Mexico Tacos Junior And for higher-end, as aka_zoe mentioned, I’ve always liked Richard Sandoval’s... (16 replies, last updated by popcorn_denver September 12, 2007)

side of American influence. Ask for corn tortillas instead. Open till 2AM, try the Los Carboncitos for good grilled meats and bean soup when everything else is closed; 2114 Campeche, a few blocks north of the main sqaure and a... (3 replies, last updated by Carmen May 30, 2003)

38th is like Mexican Row....Tacos Jalisco, Santiago’s, Chubby’s, Los Carboncitos...Other board faves include Jack ‘n’ Grill, El Taco de Mexico, Tacos Patzcuaro, and Tacos y Salsas. Varying degrees of... (11 replies, last updated by tatamagouche December 5, 2008)

'm personally probably most partial to Los Carboncitos save for the lack of alcohol. Just outside of downtown is a place that doesn’t get enough press IMO, b/c it’s really good: Buenos Aires Grill (Argentinian, with a... (5 replies, last updated by tatamagouche October 19, 2008)

Bastien’s, which some regulars like, but I’ve never been. Meanwhile, west on 38th, you’d encounter a string of great Mexican joints: Los Carboncitos, Tacos Jalisco, Santiago’s, and the original... (17 replies, last updated by GroovinGourmet May 13, 2009)

for take out *Tacos Jalisco- I know it’s blasphemous to say so but I prefer this place to Tacos de Mexico although it’s really really busy and that can be a huge headache. It’s sit down. *Los Carboncitos- homemade... (11 replies, last updated by jcattles April 15, 2008)

Oh, that was Ethel’s space! Funny, I had noticed that place just last weekend when we were driving around 5 Points, and The Director and I almost went and tried it on a whim, but then we ended up at Los Carboncitos instead... (25 replies, last updated by Jazzgirl September 26, 2009)

I am going to Playa Del Carmen end of October for my Husband’s 40th Bday. His family will be joining us which includes 4 adults and 2 kids (5 & 3 yrs old). We are staying at Playa Maya on the beach. We live in Los Angeles,... (12 replies, last updated by Veggo November 3, 2009)

Chango, Negrosal ($$$), El Fogon (there are 3) Los Carboncitos, Cactus, Yaxche. Pick up a kilo of coffee at Java Joe’s and get the local gossip. Puerto Aventuras – Dos Chili’s, right on the marina in front of the... (11 replies, last updated by imluvd April 17, 2008)

foodies that we respect, and just were not wowed at all. One place that we enjoyed a lot (went twice) was a little place called Carboncitos, on 4th St between Quinta Ave and 10th Ave. Great pork Al Pastor, and you shouldn’t... (8 replies, last updated by NellyNel April 6, 2009)