Savina’s Mexican Kitchen, founded as La Loma in 1973 and renamed at its Castle Rock and Downtown Denver locations in 2025, remains a beloved Denver institution celebrated for its award-winning green chile and authentic family recipes. Once housed in a distinctive historic home built in 1887, we’ve carried that legacy forward into a dining experience that blends heritage with hospitality. Guests enjoy fine Mexican dining in a unique environment where every dish tells a story passed down through generations.. Happy Hour 3-6 pm every Monday through Friday! Savina's Mexican Kitchen provides a variety of solutions for your special occasions including semi-private options and can accommodate intimate dinners to large parties. We also offer a variety of catering options. Savina's Mexican Kitchen offers brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 11am-3pm.
Website: savinasmexicankitchen.com
Phone: (303) 433-8300
Cross Streets: Between E 18th Ave/Tremont Pl and E 18th Ave/18th St
Closed now
- Tue 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
1801 N Broadway, Unit 116 Denver, CO 80202 ·1380.06 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpSavina's was a great choice while we were in town for a convention. We made reservations ahead of time, and it came highly recommended by a local friend--which always feels like a good sign. It's...
MoreSavina's was great spot to check out in the downtown Denver area. The upscale vibes make this the perfect spot to grab dinner or margaritas with a group. The food was amazing as my wife and I got...
MoreThe good, the bad, and the not exactly ugly but certainly a bit weird. Good: very solid Chile verde, a virgin margarita that actually tastes like something, and a baseline salsa with a little...
MoreWe came here on a Saturday night without a reservation and were able to walk right in but we also got there quite early at around 5. The service was great and the waiter routinely checked in on...
MoreCome here for the green chile and shredded beef (in burrito/enchilada/chimichanga/etc) and you're go to go for the whole meal. Other things are good too (guac, salsa, chips, beans, rice, chicken)...
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