Restaurants in Castle Rock

Hailing from Guadalajara, A Taste of Mexico's top chef prepares authentic Mexican dishes in an eatery boasting brightly hued walls, a saltwater fish tank, and a patio with sweeping mountain views. Diners can select from the menu's expansive selection of tortilla-wrapped fare, such as a pork-and-avocado burrito ($7.95) or grilled fajita chicken tacos sprinkled with special chipotle mushroom cream sauce ($10.95). Like the stealthiest food critics, house-made 007 enchiladas ($11.75) hide underneath a cloak of guacamole and fajita steak or chicken while at the table. Diners can opt for the house favorite, carne asada ($13.85), or dive into a special platter, such as camarones rancheros—strips of bacon cinching jumbo shrimp at the waist and adorned with ham, pepper jack cheese, and crab cream sauce ($14.95). A Taste of Mexico cures parched pouts with a margarita based on the chef's secret recipe ($9.95), which will only be shared if the imbiber can correctly guess the number between one and Mexico.

While reviews are growing for its Colorado Springs location, Yelpers give Crowfoot Valley Coffee's Castle Rock location a 4.5-star average:

With a signature pizza size called the Monster, you’d expect Pudge Brothers Pizza to be more focused on quantity than quality. But in fact, the chefs create their signature varieties of hand-tossed pies by blending together the flavors of three sauces, a range of meats, and fresh veggies. From within sizzling ovens, chefs pull out creations such as the Jersey Girl—a pizza featuring italian sausage and green peppers—or the White Delight—a ham, chicken, and garlic-sauce combination. Pies range in size from 10 inches to 18 inches, with a range of garlic bread, wings, and cinnamon bread to fill in a meal. The shop also offers delivery service, ensuring clients can have a hot, hearty meal when time is short or when the paparazzi won’t leave their front yard.