After reading about Los Carboncitos in the Denver Post, my wife and I went to the Sheridan store. And no, they don't serve chips there. But they do provide four kinds of salsa--all excellent. And they politely provided us with some broken tostadas to sample the salsas with. The food was terrific--we both had huaraches (mine with al pastor and hers with bistec y nopales [beef and cactus strips]) . We took our two daughters to the Pecos store a couple months later, and they don't serve chips there either. But they do serve the same four superb salsas (which, by the way, are meant in real Mexican food as a condiment, not something to be consumed by the bowl full on chips!). The food there was excellent too. If you want outstanding--and authentic--Mexican food (not merely a huge tortilla stuffed with meat and cheese and swimming in slop accompanied by all the free chips with spiced tomato sauce [salsa?] you can eat), then this is THE place to dine.

After reading about Los Carboncitos in the Denver Post, my wife and I went to the Sheridan store. And no, they don't serve chips there. But they do provide four kinds of salsa--all excellent. And they politely provided us with some broken tostadas to sample the salsas with. The food was terrific--we both had huaraches (mine with al pastor and hers with bistec y nopales [beef and cactus strips]) . We took our two daughters to the Pecos store a couple months later, and they don't serve chips there either. But they do serve the same four superb salsas (which, by the way, are meant in real Mexican food as a condiment, not something to be consumed by the bowl full on chips!). The food there was excellent too. If you want outstanding--and authentic--Mexican food (not merely a huge tortilla stuffed with meat and cheese and swimming in slop accompanied by all the free chips with spiced tomato sauce [salsa?] you can eat), then this is THE place to dine.

we went to try the best free chips and salsa and they acted like we weree crazy - they say they dont even have chips on the menu! They brought us some cold tostadas to appease us, the salsas were good, but what are you talking about?!

I ate at the Los Carboncitos on Sheridan last week just to make sure they didn't start serving chips since my last visit. Sorry to say, there are still no chips, but the food is just as wonderful.

I have eaten at the Los Carboncitos on Pecos at least ten times, never to be served chips with my salsa. Maybe the one on Sheridan serves chips?? I do have to say that the food here is wonderful, and the salsa gives it that extra something.

I did a double take as well, we stopped in after the St. Paddys day parade for lunch. We sat down and they gave us 4 types of salsa, we then inquired about chips. We were told they don't serve chips. After reading your best of, I thought, they just told us Gringos they don't serve chips. So which is it?