I Finally Got into Casa Bonita! Full Tour! Lakewood, CO

[@lavs8696]

If you watch the documentary and see just how much effort went into renovating this place it makes you appreciate it that much more.

[@BigfootSociety]

It's incredible how Matt and Trey voiced different parts of audio inside the restaurant. Such a great touch.

[@skippythealien9627]

For two guys who presented themselves as irreverent stoners and outsiders for years...they work their asses off and leave no stone unturned when it comes to their passion projects

[@alstraka]

Assayer Joe is 100 them

[@SpicyRikers]

They definitely had to have did the "Scary alien from planet Vulcan" bit in the scary mine part xD

[@guyinc0gnito]

TAAAARNATION!

[@ThatChadWithTheAnchorArms]

THANK YOU, TREY PARKER AND MATT STONE

[@295g295]

If I had seen the episode of South Park with Casa Bonita, I would have assumed I am seeing a parody of Casa Lupita.

[@traceymurphy5971]

Hi Jacob! Thank you SOOOO MUCH for your blog on Casa Bonita. I was one of the First workers hired in the 70's when it opened up. I cried at the memories! It was wonderful! I must try to get back to Colorado to visit. Thank you! 🎉❤

[@scummymummy911]

Awesome

[@Rekuzan]

Prior to the creators of South Park taking over and revamping the whole place, the ONLY reason to go there was the Sopaipillas. After the revamp, the Sopaipillas haven't changed, but now the entire menu is fire! BTW, I used to live a few blocks away at 13th & Teller and I have SOOOOO many memories! The little magic shop in the corner right next door, the Gameforce a few doors down, the 3D art on display outside to the right of the entrance, the Boardwalk U.S.A. a few doors down from that; how much time you got?

[@PedricCuf]

@@Rekuzan Oh man, you triggered some memories with this one. I remember staring at the Magic Eye for what seemed like an hour as we waited to get inside, we bought a Miracle piano for the SNES at the Gameforce, and Boardwalk U.S.A. was the first and only place I ever fully beat The Simpson's arcade game. Glad I had those opportunities for some good memories. Thanks for the comment!

[@SchindlersFiist]

Ohh, I thought it was just one? But it makes sense that it was franchised 😂

[@coolioam8137]

It’s really cool and respectable that they didn’t just turn it into a South Park attraction. They kept it true to the original and upgraded certain points to improve it.

[@johndoe-l3p4p]

They are the best dudes and love there state. I am proud to live here and in the same town as Matt and Trey(Littleton,Co ) Colorado is and always has been fun and quirky.

[@daveotuwa5596]

The only photo op is where Cartman has Casa Bonita food in front of him on the table.

[@redwallfan123]

You think that's good? There's a documentary just released as of this comment on paramount plus where the renovations were a near nightmare. To quote them "have you ever seen kitchen nightmares? Think of the worst of the worst" I saw it and it made me surprised how it was still standing

[@BunkerAnon]

@@redwallfan123 it was a labor of love. Most would have given up well before then.

[@redwallfan123]

@BunkerAnon oh no doubt. It's just a surprise it was still standing when Matt and trey bought it

[@Molly-Pop]

Former employee of Casa Bonita here! SUPER excited to see it in person again, after I left I moved to another state and was so upset to see they were in trouble during the panini. Bless Matt and Trey for restoring it to its former glory, and done with so much love to boot. Thank you so much for this, been watching your channel over the last few days and this is the one getting my subscription! Happy travels!

[@Savagemister]

I see why this place needed to be saved. It's so epic.

[@skrappyc19]

It’s like Panchos, The Magic Time Machine and Crystals Pizza had a child.

[@SandraRescue]

A big W to Trey and Matt for saving the place. Watching the Casa Bonita episode, you can see how much they loved the place. Glad they put the popularity of South Park to actually saving the place.

[@functionatthejunction]

They ditched the buffet though which stinks.

[@SandraRescue]

@functionatthejunction I haven't seen any buffets where I am, guess it's just out of style.

[@functionatthejunction]

@@SandraRescue A lot of buffets closed during the pandemic for health reasons. A lot have closed due to the economy as well I reckon. Buffets tend to heavily favor the consumer, especially big eaters or if you know what foods to focus on. We lost all our buffets around here too. I miss them.

[@SandraRescue]

@functionatthejunction yeah. Not much can be done about it. A buffet with the new generations wouldn't last either. Too many would try to get some 'lick the buffet food' type BS to circle on TikTok.

[@TheSilentTruth]

As a Colorado native I'm kinda ashamed I never went to the original Casa Bonita, but I am glad to hear that Matt and Trey kept a lot of the original charm and primarily just updated the restaurant and experience to make up for the previous short coming of the restaurant. I'm also glad that Matt and Trey used their massive platform and success from said platform to save such a beloved restaurant.

[@AwkwardAnxiousJennifer]

Growing up in the Denver area, Casa Bonita was LEGENDARY amongst kids for the fun atmosphere but reviled by parents for the lackluster food. I only vaguely remember going once when I was really little, because my family couldn't really afford to eat out very often, and certainly not at a place that was just fun and not also delicious. I'm so glad I got to see the inside of the updated version through your eyes since I no longer live in Colorado and may never get the chance to go myself!

[@295g295]

So, ... The kids near Denver did not need Chuck E. Cheese.

[@AwkwardAnxiousJennifer]

@@295g295 Well, there's only one Casa Bonita and there were LOTS of Chuck E Cheeses around, but my family never went there, either lol.

[@lutherheggs451]

That is the problem. Your only getting great Mexican food in either California or Texas, anywhere outside of that is LMFAO at best. Everywhere else seems to have what they "think" Mexican food is, I've been to places in Georgia that literally charged you extra to get rice and beans and it was still extremely mediocre at best

[@AwkwardAnxiousJennifer]

@@lutherheggs451 Denver has plenty of excellent Mexican restaurants... Casa Bonita just wasn't one of them when I was a kid. I once had incredibly bland "Mexican" food in a small Central Illinois town that apparently catered to the white locals who thought onions were borderline too spicy, so I know the difference between real and fake Mexican food, lol.

[@EsmeGrubb]

I'm thinking Trey and Matt themed it somewhat in a way reminiscent of their youth in the 70s. This was so fun, and I'm thankful that you took us there.

[@Savagemister]

This place is like Rainforest Cafe but way more grand.

[@nadiaborzacchini1987]

O.g I love the rainforest Cafe in Tempe,Az

[@Savagemister]

@@nadiaborzacchini1987 If you are ever in Texas, go to the one in Galveston. It has a dark boat ride in it.

[@rachel_espinoza]

I think the food at Casa Bonita is mediocre, but the atmosphere and cliff diving is so cool. People definitely go for the attraction.

[@daveotuwa5596]

The theme is MEX.

[@OBSDCC7]

As a person who has been to MANY different Rainforest Cafe’s across the US, and also one in Canada… it’s really an Applebee’s tier, mediocre restaurant. The best location is without a doubt the one at Disney’s Animal Kingdom (Important distinction from the location nearby at Disney Springs)

[@robylove9190]

My son loved Casa Bonita in Tulsa Oklahoma. I used to take him there all the time. When he got old enough for a job. He went to work there.

[@dustinvarner3438]

Miss that place.

[@tristanandersen3974]

I always forget it was actually a chain. I think the Colorado one was the first though, that’s the only one I ever knew personally. Was the Tulsa one anywhere near as big? I know when it opened and for some time afterward, the Lakewood one was the largest restaurant in the WORLD in terms of seating capacity.

[@Dkertv]

​@@tristanandersen3974 the Tulsa one was pretty big. I remember the game room, puppet shows, best enchiladas and sopapillas. Gift shops and more. I still remember crying at the monkey or gorilla in costume as a little kid. The place is missed dearly by those who grew up around Tulsa

[@QuIeT_KhA0s]

​@@tristanandersen3974 Casa Bonita opened in Oklahoma City in 1968. Then, the franchise expanded to Little Rock, Arkansas, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and then to the Denver suburb of Lakewood in 1974.

[@Astrohhh]

I'm a born and raised Colorado native! I was born in the early 90's, and we used to go ALL the time as a kid. I went like 8 years ago, and it was a disappointment. Everything was beat up, old, and it just didn't have that life it had when I was a kid. After hearing about Matt and Trey taking over, I was so excited to see what they would do with it. I still have yet to go, but thank you so much for making this video! Brought back so many memories, and it's super cool what they have done to the place.

[@michaelcooley66]

I went there in the early Eighties when I was in the Navy Unit at Lowery AFB. I was so glad I had a frame of reference for the South Park episode OR I would have thought it was a surreal creation of Matt and Trey's imagination.

[@tamborambo2957]

The biggest problem is that they've made ot too amazing. People coming from all over the country just to eat lunch. Makes it much harder for locals to be regulars. But if that's the cost of seeing it revived, it's prolly worth it.

[@Saynt614]

I went for out 15th wedding anniversary with my wife three weeks ago. She surprised me with reservations. EVERYTHING is so much better now. Like brand new. Most importantly it doesn't feel like a sauna in there now. The humidity is non existent which is impressive. I was also born and raised here and had gone to Casa Bonita countless times. It's sooo much better now.

[@Astrohhh]

@@Saynt614 That's so awesome, what a great anniversary present! Congrats on 15 years!

[@RUBICON-zu6wl]

Lol...SHIT... it is ok at best...and the food certainly isn't all that good...don't see why the hype..and I'd never wait that long to eat average Mexican food...

[@steved9660]

I'm with the crowd that had no idea that Casa Bonita was real until I saw one of your videos showcasing it! Funny part is later my girlfriend told me she had gone there as a kid. Mind was blown.

[@keySkullghost]

This place has got to be THE ultimate Carpetbagger eatery

[@trashnomore5759]

The sign that says Beware of Manbearpig, is a direct reference to the character Manbearpig from South Park, who has had multiple episodes about him.

[@matthewporrini50]

Manbearpig says we need to get rid of Soy Sauce and Red Dead Redemption 2

[@scummymummy911]

I'm cereal!

[@biggiantcookie]

I'm super cereal!

[@RKingis]

Hey guys, Al Gore's cereal okay.

[@iamprivate18]

He’s half man half bear and half pig

[@krono5el]

Pro tip: go down the street to Chicago's for some next level goodness.

[@brit1945]

Growing up in CO , this was such a magical place for us as kids. So glad they saved it ❤ ❤️❤️❤️

[@lonesoul663]

Nice to have new owners of something that actually care for the integrity, history, and essence of something they purchased.

[@SirBuzz]

So, in other words, they are doing the opposite of modern-day Disney.😂

[@Spammgee]

As someone who was born and raised in CO, its crazy to see the changes. The idea of having to wait in a lottery to get in is crazy to imagine now, but i can see why. I cant thank Matt and Trey enough for saving my childhood. And now Cartman doesnt have to be a small plush hidden in the view. He has his own statue now!

[@TrentonBlessWrestlemania489]

You'd be surprised how many people still think Casa Bonita isn't a real place. I had my chance to go earlier this year and it is better than it ever was before. It's amazing the transformation that the place has gone through, especially as someone who knows what the place was like before.

[@sprout12730]

THANK YOU SO MUCH CARPETBAGGER FOR RECORDING CASA BONITA FOR US!

[@annking8633]

They've had that love tester since the beginning of time. Played when I was 10 and I'm 60 now.

[@suzymarshall4898]

We had a Casa Bonita in Tulsa Oklahoma that we loved growing up. It was this magical place that as a kid you couldn’t find anywhere else. The caves were my favorite! ❤️ I think the negative commenters who are lost at how much people love Casa Bonita must not have gone as children. They didn’t revive a restaurant just to sell food, they did it for the nostalgia. We feel it! 😊

[@justingilewski3718]

Every penny they spent. Shows. 😍 amazing how the true aesthetic wasn’t lost. The paramount documentary is a must watch.

[@johncenax]

well kid, you made an entire town panic, you lost all your friends, and now youre going to juvenile hall for a week! was it worth it?

[@syco579]

Totally

[@tacodude2687]

Totally

[@RobbieLian-t3r]

Totally

[@madtex_official]

"Totally...."

[@matthewporrini50]

"Totally worth it"

[@karlhaikara1629]

Wow they really made Casa Bonita really cool. Ive lived in Colorado my whole life and grew up mostly in that side of town and spent a lot of time going to other stores in that shopping center, but Casa Bonita has been pretty run down for most of the last 20 or so years. After seeing this ill definitely make a trip over there

[@HalsPals]

Thanks for this. Casa Bonita was my very first job in 1981 Tulsa. I haven't eaten there since but I can still taste the sopaipillas and smell the food on my uniform of black pants and white shirt all these years later.

[@PedricCuf]

I work right behind Casa Bonita and managed to get in twice before the opening of general reservations. Once with family, once with friends. Had a blast both times. You really managed to capture the essence of the place as it is right now, so hold on to this video, because no doubt things will change with time.

[@tonybohn2648]

To me, having been born and raised in Colorado, hearing that Casa Bonita was closer was like losing a part of my childhood. So happy it's still here in the world

[@imtryinghere1]

My friend Marcus went to Casa Bonita and said he blacked out from the excitement that overwhelmed him. Hes been dealing with a case of priapism since then.

[@Maffmatix]

underrated comment

[@magpie1504]

I’m from Tulsa , Oklahoma and we used to have a Casa Bonita in town! It was a fever dream to say the least

[@kimberlybrown6674]

I remember eating there as a kid. Really miss that place.

[@mikehughes4969]

Casa Bonita is bonkers, absolutely insane. I'm deeply disappointed that I didn't make it there when I was in Denver in 2015. A respectful tip of the hat to Matt and Trey for saving the place. And don't worry about that reading. You can't get a full reading with one tarot card.

[@Mdxfiend]

I like how mat and trey did the voices of the animatronics

[@colleenochs4728]

Was wondering why this place was so special, now I know. What a fun experience!!

[@knobbynah]

Casa Bonita is an American treasure.

[@MusicIsMyReligionChannel]

Yes, I’m originally from Oklahoma and I grew up going to Casa Bonita all the way into my young adult hood, then they finally closed the restaurant I heard from a friend who still lives there, I moved away many years ago! But loved going there, miss the vibes ❤

[@AlphaXray]

I've been twice since they reopened! In fact I was there last week! Happy you finally got in and had fun!

[@SnapdragonALL]

I had my 6th birthday party at Casa Bonita in 1978. My sister was also good friends with Trey in high school.

[@franciscovizcaino1469]

Fan of yours since one of the torture tours you did a while back, watched your tours to Ripley's and binged a lot of content. I am so happy that you went to Casa Bonita! Big fan! keep doing what you do and show us the places we sometimes can't go but would love to visit! Love from México!

[@JSmith-dj2pi]

Casa Bonita is an aspirational labor of love. Amazing to see the passion they put into it.

[@OnlyInLasVegas]

Been going there since high school in the 1980’s. It’s iconic

[@zombie5457]

When was a kid we would go to Lakeside Amusement Park. Then after a day of fun we would then go here for dinner. Thank you for the memories.

[@pookee2222]

Yessss!!!!

[@melaniegudgel1]

This is exactly what my family did, we’re from Longmont and dad worked for IBM and the company would rent Lakeside for a day and after that we would go to Casa Bonita.

[@lisachiappetti6092]

I can tell you right now that lakeside looks pretty much EXACTLY the same as when you went there. It's cool that they kept the old time charm I guess, but at the same time, someone's going to die or get severely injured on one of their rides. And if that's what it takes for there to be some changes, that's what it takes. Freaking Rhoda, man. You gotta appreciate her on some level, but someone's gonna have to knock some sense into her

[@ARDreamy]

I watched the documentary at a local Indy theater tonight, I got a reservation a couple of months ago, and I ran around the restaurant as a kid on summer camp field trips as a kid in the 80s. I cannot even explain how it feels to have a moment from my childhood so fully manifested for everyone to experience. Magical!!

[@greeleyman]

Moved to Colorado 20 years ago and I still haven't been to Casa Bonita. Thanks for the tour!

[@Electric-Boogalo]

Went there a couple 100 times as a youth. My pops loved it.

[@FatherAxeKeeper]

Trey Parker and Matt Stone did all the loudspeaker announcements and voices of Pappy, the skeletons etc as well. that's awesome of them!

[@kennethprado1449]

We used to go to Casa Bonita in Tulsa and Little Rock. I will definitely have to go to Colorado! Thanks for the fun video!

[@pmendez9329]

My family went to Casa Bonita back in the early 70's when my father was stationed at the AFB. We still speak fondly about it today.

[@lilythebassetpuppy]

As a local, you got in before we did. Lol but I went in the 80s as a kid and again and again and again as adults. I like seeing that nothing was changed to the point that it no longer looked like Casa Bonita. It looks the same but upgraded. Exactly how I hoped. Matt and Trey did it right. Just start letting us locals in, ffs.

[@terricoan1260]

I knew it was going to be Casa Bonita! Welcome to Lakewood!

[@bangsmccoy3924]

I went to Casa Bonita in Tulsa about 30 years ago. the entertainment was no longer happening and the feed was terrible, but i loved being there any way!

[@tommywalker742]

This is up there as probably your best video I’ve seen to date.

[@debbiedunn4477]

Glad you made it to Colorado again. We love having you here. Casa Bonita is the Disneyland of restaurants.

[@toffeestrange7706]

This warms my heart. Thank you to the creators of South Park.

[@danielmkubacki]

This is so cool. Thank you for filming your visit to Casa Bonita.

[@NomadicBrian]

I had no idea. This is not far away from me. I will have to see if the house wants to get on the list. Thanks.

[@Intothemassacre11]

man i just want to say whatever camera and lens your using is fantastic. prob one of clearest youtube videos i've watched. good work

[@StraightThruTheHeart]

I went back and watched your Casa Bonita video from 5 years ago just to see the differences. You can tell they put a lot of money and care into it.

[@candacerain1]

In 1958, a restaurant was opened in El Paso, Texas, called Panchos Mexican Buffet. This restaurant featured Mexican Flags that you would raise to signal to the waitress that you needed something. It's very interesting that someone would essentially make a restaurant that is very similar to Panchos.

[@devinflint5554]

Fun fact: West Colfax Ave is supposedly the longest city street in the world, according to my fact-loving uncle who lives in Lakewood (not far from Casa Bonita, actually).

[@scummymummy911]

There's a very long road in north Korea as well.

[@pookee2222]

Facts!

[@atinwoodsman]

They've done an excellent job bringing this place back to life, first time seeing it all finished. Bravo 👏

[@rainabosworthf393]

When we lived in Denver we always took our out of town to the casa bonita ,big treat for everyone. Like to see it ok.

[@Littlewhitequaill]

I didn’t even know this place existed! This looks like such a FUN place to visit! Gonna have to make a reservation when I visit my Sister in Law out in CO. 😊

[@mikelx79]

The Farrah Fawcet shirt on the coin assessor is kind of a reference to the poster in Cartman's bedroom.

[@carolynkennedy1083]

Don’t worry about the tarot reader, we put our faith in Zolar!!!

[@RKingis]

If you're still in the Denver area, Slones Lake Alamo is playing Casa Bonita mi Amore, a documentary about rebuilding it.

[@Adventures-with-Mel]

Awesome video!! I used to go there all the time on school trips. I'm so glad it's back to it's former glory!! Brought back a whole lot of wonderful memories!!❤❤

[@mareekatz]

What an incredible place 😮...thanks so much for inviting us to lunch 😀

[@dgl1012]

My God the place is so EPIC !!

[@Nay-kp6uu]

This place is way more elaborate than I could have imagined. Even an actual Manbearpig

[@SarahNGeti]

❤😂

[@ellaboobella8770]

I haven't been in Casa Bonita since I moved from Colorado in the 80's, but what an awesome experience it always was. Back then, as a teen, my very first job was just to the right of CB at a store called J.T. Morley. Well, so much for a blast from the past filled with information about my life nobody asked for. lol Great video. Thanks for posting this.

[@NuclearWintr]

Matt and Trey could have easily South Park'd the hell out of this place but they didn't. You can really tell they wanted to keep everything as close as possible. Can't wait to see the documentary.

[@knottynumbers44]

I went in January and had the best time. I was called on stage for the Sorsoro magic show! Honestly, I didn't love the food, but I love this place. I hope the prices come down a bit so more people/families can enjoy it. This is truly a "fun for all ages" place, and those are hard to come by.

[@Savagemister]

It's like a whoopty doo Pancho's Mexican Buffet we have hear in Texas. Not very many of them around anymore btw.

[@zig_zagman]

The food looks good, especially the sopapillas! What an entertaining restaurant.

[@TrvlGK224U]

I was so excited for this video and Casa Bonita did not disappoint!!!! What an absolute amazing restaurant. I kept saying that it reminded me of Disney theming. Trey and Matt definitely showed this place some love. What a fun place to visit, I’ll probably never get to CO, so watching your video was an absolute treat ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@carlcarlson7654]

Hey! I live here in Denver and remember going to Casa Bonita when we were kids in the 70's except back then you could go whenever you wanted and we went so often we wore out the joint, but it never got old. The cliff diving show is amazing and if you sat at the right table you'd get splashed with the funny smelling water when the guy hit the pool. Your life isn't complete until you spend an evening at Casa Bonita. Great video!

[@dansp91]

Totally on my bucket list! Going next year

[@lissachocolate]

What a fun place, glad they bought it. Too many restaurants have turned into dull generic boxes. Casa Bonita has remained a unique entertainment restaurant.

[@SarahNGeti]

Absolutely 💯 ❤🎉

[@edwarddobrowolski9398]

very cool! I was there last summer and they were still taking reservations

[@justinw7323]

25:00 is like the Super Funtime episode. 😂

[@atinwoodsman]

Matt & Trey are awesome for saving this place. Seems to be thriving and the food looks great. I would've probably went with the Carnitas

[@kriskorner4588]

You forgot to say Rose bud ! Cmon CB get with it , u shook 2 snow globes bro !! 😂😂😂

[@Jane_Dow]

While I enjoy all your adventures, I think this trip was truly special. I think this was one of the best places you've shown so far. I believe you covered everything there was to see ( that you could show ). Thank you for taking us with you !

[@daKwolf]

I live in the DFW of Tx, and there WAS a Casa Bonita on the west side of Ft Worth, went there a couple of times AFTER visiting the Denver location while on a band trip in 1983...I'm ancient...

[@RA-fm8wr]

Went there as a kid to Tulsa and Little Rock and finally the last time in Denver as a teen and loved it. Can't wait to go back

[@RogerinKC]

Back in the 70s, my family would go to Casa Bonita in Tulsa after church almost every Sunday. It was like an amusement park. My favorite was the cheese enchiladas. 😊

[@BigJimDenver]

I had no clue there were others. Learned something today. Was it anywhere the size and scope of this one?

[@dustinvarner3438]

It was big but it wasn't as big nor did it have as many interactive pieces. ​@@BigJimDenver

[@chalupa_cobra]

I'm from Tulsa, we had a Casa Bonita until 2011. They had the best handmade sopaipillas. Endless chicken platter was my go-to order, and we loved sitting by the waterfall ❤

[@littlelettuce1215]

I had no idea this place was so famous, but since I have family in Colorado, I went to the restaurant with my dad and sister. We didn’t even need a reservation. We sat right by the divers, and it was so entertaining! I love this place! I’m glad I got to experience it so naturally, without knowing just how popular it really is.

[@miz_logo_lee]

The History Colorado Museum has an exhibit where they include a clip of that South Park episode.

[@Bella1neverknows670]

There used to be one of these in Tulsa Oklahoma we used to love to drive there however it's been gone for quite a few years now I sure miss it

[@Heifer2997]

Trey Parker has another talent as it turns out. He’s one of the best theme park designers in the world.

[@BrandonWendt-s1z]

At first, I was a little skeptical about the prices which I looked up lol but after seeing the whole video and all what’s involved there and all of the jobs that people have there and the fun environment I wouldn’t have any problem spending my money their. There is so much life and smiling faces and that’s to me is everything

[@gemapolo2847]

Loved seeing your Vlog, The Carpetbagger, come alive after that spicey food+Sopapillas. Proud of you for persevering 👑'clean plate club', compliments 'Casa Bonita' Teams & Chef Loca. Thank you Matt & Trey, 'Casa Bonita Mi Amor' Documentary is beautiful & touching. Future Families & Children get to experience this joy too. Flower's really are blooming in the dessert 🌵❤

[@septarian3337]

I am so glad you got to go before it closed too! And that you actually appreciated it at that time. So many people talk badly about it in Colorado but I've loved it since I was a little girl. I had my 5th bday party there and it was always a treat anytime I got to go. I never understood why so many people here disliked it. I'm so glad it reopened, my husband and I are on the waiting list but it seems like it's a long wait lol. I'm glad I was already on the wait-list when your video came out because I have a feeling the list probably got quite a bit longer after people watched this. Also, the towers gets less chaotic the more you have. Its part of a natural growth pattern, things fall apart so others can fall into place. Its not always as bad as it seems especially if you've been through it before.

[@Mdxfiend]

Had many birthday parties here as a child. super nostalgic to watch this as I no longer live in colorado

[@brendaeaves1079]

Wish This Restaurant Casa Bonita Was All Over The Country😊Such A Great Place❤Thanks For Sharing Jacob😊Greetings From NC❤

[@rosemarycastronuovo6056]

😊 call Jacob you make casa Bonita look fun again haven't been in over 25 years but now that they're opening up to reservations as of the 16th of September I will take my 5-year-old granddaughter because I think she would enjoy it as my daughter did at that age🎉🎉🎉 THANK YOU Jacob 💝