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4340 W. 35th Ave. Denver CO 80212

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  • Mexican, South American, Spanish
    Dinner: Tuesday-Thursday 5-9 p.m. Friday and Saturday 5-10 p.m.
    $$ $, $$
    All Major Credit Cards, cash, check, ATM/Debit
  • Casual
    Banquet Facilities, Kid Friendly, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Private Party, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible
    Dinner, Lunch
    Full bar
  • Not Accepted
    Street
Description

Sabor Latino's feel-good ambience makes this decades-old northwest Denver joint easy to love. The dining room is comfortably rustic, with an atmosphere that hangs somewhere in that inviting, tender middle ground between aging white-tablecloth class and neighborhood eclecticism. The menu is half-Mexican standards and half-greatest hits of Central and South American cuisines (some holdovers from the original owners and location on 32nd Avenue); almost all of it is very, very good.








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  • Another restaurant falls by the wayside with the shuttering of Sabor Latino

    Another restaurant falls by the wayside with the shuttering of Sabor Latino

    Just under a year ago, Sabor Latino underwent a major cosmetic makeover after more than a decade at its second North Denver location on 35th and Tennyson (it originally opened in 1990 on 32nd Avenue),... More »

  • A Lot to Like

    A Lot to Like

    The last time I was at Sabor Latino, I heard a recorded pan-flute rendition of the Titanic love theme so sappy that it silenced an entire dining room -- except for the laughter. An order of arepa fell just as flat: The white-corn pancake was so... More »

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  • VenusWrites
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    | Denver, CO | 12 Reviews

    Love that you can play Scrabble and sip on mojitos while waiting for a table...

  • rheadgreeneyes
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    | Denver, CO | 1 Reviews

    This place is really quaint, cozy, and has delicious authentic latin food that mimics some of my favorites from the time I spent in Ecuador. . . mmm best mojitos, best cerviche, and the best paella too. Also, the servers there are all really warm and welcoming. It is my favorite restaraunt in Colorado.

  • 2007 | Best Taste of Latin America

    Denver has always had plenty of Mexican restaurants -- old Mexican, new Mexican, regional Mexican, Mexican done both fancy and plain. But it wasn't until recently that we started tasting the true potential of internationally influenced Latin American cuisine. That potential is best realized at Sabor Latino, a charming spot that serves up ceviche, bandeja paisa with plantains and Colombian chicharrones, Chilean bride's soup in a huge bowl filled with fish and shrimp and baby clams (because... More »

  • 2006 | BEST CHIPS AND SALSA

    It should come as no surprise that Sabor Latino makes the best chips and salsa in town. After all, tortilla chips are the french fries, the bar peanuts, the potato chips of the Southwestern world, and Sabor Latino is Denver's best bulk purveyor of all things Central and South American. This comfortable, quaint neighborhood restaurant does excellent arepas, it does wonderful fish ceviche, it does commendable burritos and tamales and Caribbean platters that you won't find anywhere else. But... More »

  • 2006 | BEST CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN RESTAURANT

    Sabor Latino's feel-good ambience makes this an easy place to love. The dining room is comfortably rustic, and the atmosphere hangs somewhere in that inviting, tender middle ground between aging white-tablecloth class and neighborhood eclecticism. The restaurant does a brisk trade in baked empanadas filled with pino (a Chilean mix of chopped meat, fried onions, raisins and deep, earthy spices), in workaday fajitas, in Mexican moles and tamales that are big and subtly sweet, filled with... More »

  • 2000 | Best wine list -- South American

    When Sabor Latino moved, it expanded not just its dining space but also its wine list. As a result, there are now more than two dozen wines from Chile and Argentina to choose from; not surprisingly, they all go well with the racy, spicy flavors coming out of the kitchen. The Concha y Toro "Don Melchor" cab has a syrupy black-currant taste; the herby Navarro Correas malbec goes well with Sabor Latino's sweet and salty Caribbean plate. The prices are reasonable, and the selection more than... More »

  • 2000 | Best Friday-night special

    When this popular South American restaurant moved from its longtime location on West 32nd Avenue to West 35th, it also improved its wine list and expanded its menu. Most important, it instituted paella nights on Friday and Saturday. On those days, $44.95 buys you a bottle of Chilean wine plus paella for two. And not just any old paella, either: Sabor Latino starts with a base of moist but not sticky saffron rice, then adds layers of chicken, orange roughy, shrimp, mussels, scallops, a spicy... More »

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