They get the flavors right and have a good variety of enchiladas including mole enchiladas. If you're too nervous to risk it on just mole', they have a plate with different types of enchiladas. It'd seem most would need a to go box since it's comical that they have the biggest plates I've ever seen.... they must really shock foreign tourists with their portions. The free dip is good and both the rice and beans get the taste right so it's not an "either or or" and it's a perfect stop for those traveling on the road going in and out from New Mexico or Colorado off of I-25.

Rather than be charged for throwing away larger pieces of metal you can recycle it and get paid a little extra for it depending on the type of metal.... plus there's a $1.50 charge, which is better than $50 disposal fees.

Wyatt's towing is the devil and has a monopoly scam on the city ... that I can't believe it's legal. They don't care about the truth or reasoning because they want to scan you so explaining the facts won't work in your favor because they're trying to scam you rather than hear reason.

I was towed on an unmarked curb in front of my house on Thanksgiving day five years ago after months of parking there and when they said the sign 500 feet away on the opposite side of the street applied to where my car was parked, but there was no elaboration on that on the sign itself. Towing those unsuspecting people on Thanksgiving Day when we were supposed to be over for dinner seems more like predatory towing than a legit business.

They charge you immediately $150 or $300 and then it's something like $100 or more a day after that for rent you didn't agree to (sorry I'm out of date with numbers) and say better get your car out soon then.... but if they really cared or wanted you or others to get their car out, then they wouldn't be escalating it so rapidly to create such a dire situation or problem or deeper hole for you to have more trouble digging out of, so I wander what's their intent and if they sell the cars afterwards and belongings inside. I think if a certain amount passes they can they ownership of the lien and make money off if it, but I'm not sure... but I can guess since they let their leave their signs to be interpreted creatively whatever way suits them making money.... So they might actually want you in a hole, unable to get out..., so they can get the lien to your car and belongings and fake talk it up like it costs so much to sell

https://denver.cbslocal.com/2021/03/17/colorado-snowstorm-wyatts-towed-cars/?amp

Watch out... we have another snowstorm coming up.

"Hook Fee: $203.90
Mileage: The permitted monthly mileage charge is adjusted monthly by the PUC.
Impound Facility: $39.18 per day. First day storage is accrued as soon as the vehicle arrives at the impound facility.
After hours release fee: $86.19. You may pick up your vehicle outside of normal business hours by paying this additional fee. Appointments must be made by contacting our 24-hour dispatch.
Administration fee: $150.00 When a vehicle is left in our storage for over 48 hours, this fee is assessed for the costs associated with notifying all owners, lien holders and proper authorities of the impounded vehicle as required by state laws"

(It might be more on holidays... hence why I was towed on a holiday along with others)

They don't need good reviews, but they need government and make me appreciate it more.

The only positive thing I could find was the art made from the multiple upset victims on the building where you pay that made me feel like I wasn't alone in my feeling when the cashier tried to make me feel like I missed something the sign didn't tell me.

The flavoring is perfect including the enchiladas... they used Monterey Jack cheese. I loved my pina colada as well. Most Mexican restaurants usually either get the rice or the beans right, but he got both perfect.