El Reynaldo's - Burlington

Love it, great stop on a road trip. Why eat fast food when you can have awesome Reynaldo's ?? Carne Asada burrito with everything plus salsa verde. Guaranteed to drip in your lap while you're driving down I-70.

OMG! This place is off the chain with their food. It's SOO delicious! It's hard to find a place that can cook REAL Mexican food. Other places tend to cater to a more bland palate, they don't! I know most white people think they're eating Mexican food but lots of times it's not made the right way or seasoned like they should because you may not be able to handle it.I'm guessing because their palate can only handle pepper like black pepper . This food reminded me of how my mother and grandmother make It. Thanks for keeping it real. I have a new spot now whenever I leave town. I would have NEVER known they were there if I hadn't pulled off the road to put eye drops in my eyes! One of THE BEST TRUE Mexican restaurants I have found and had in Colorado! They would get 10 stars If o could give! I'll be back

Love the give a lot of cheese, but meat isn't seasoned and a bit to greasy

You should expect what you get from Reynaldo 's, because it is attached to a gas station. Yes, that 's right. You may be asking yourself why you would eat there, but if you have a boyfriend who is constantly looking for diamond-in-the-rough, local-find restaurants, you need ask no further questions. He says to me, Is it wrong that I want to try 'Reynaldo 's '?, as we finish filling up the tank. I can only blame the eerie Eastern Colorado lighting from the impending electrical storm for clouding my judgement, because I should have said, YES, it 's attached to a gas station! but instead, as I fancy myself always up for an adventure, I said, Not at all!, and in we went. It should have tipped me off that the place would not be good, when the photographed menu items on the wall were all photographed in the bottoms of styrofoam to-go trays, instead of actual plates. That should clue you in that the fare will not be gourmet. Nevertheless, we ordered--I, the ground beef tacos, and he, the chiles rellenos. Both came with rice and beans. I think the beans were straight out of a can. Why would a place forego seasoning on the ground beef? My ground beef was as grey as the alien-skin on the X-files, with no flavor or seasoning at all. The taco shell was over-fried and too thick, and there were no tomatoes. My boyfriend, ever pulling for the underdog, suggested maybe the tomato scare of '08 was to blame for their absence, but I don 't think so. The lettuce was shredded iceberg, which is fine for a ground beef taco, but it shouldn 't be transparent (this results from too-cold temps in the ice-box--I know, because my own fridge yielded see-through lettuce once). He claims his rellenos were good, but I 'll let him tell you about them. The homemade tortilla alone is the reason for my single-star review. It was pretty good. Everything else...well, let 's just say it should have stayed in the ice-box.

Great food! I always crave Reynaldo's and make it a priority to stop by when I'm in town