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1400, Larimer Street, 80202, Denver, Denver County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 720-946-1433
website: www.eattamayo.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 39.7473318, Longitude: -104.9995971
Anna Moore
::I have been here for dinner and brunch. The food is always delicious and the service is usually pretty good. A nice medium - place on Larimer.
Tim O.
::Not the worst, but wouldn't come back if it was free personally. We were a fairly large party so had a large variety of appetizers, soup, food and drinks. The drinks and soup got good reviews but the actual food, mediocre was what most people rated it. Perhaps a bigger issue is their kitchen. While we were, admittedly, a larger party the food came out so slowly that several people completely finished their dinner before others got their meal. They also served a meal to one person incorrectly who started eating it...and then they tried to give that (already dug into) to the correct person instead of remaking it. Kind of shocking to say the least. Ambiance is nice, busy but not cramped. Prices are...ok if the food quality was better.
Shylika Glickman
::Our faculty and residents headed to Denver for this years SGIM conference and Tamayo was the chosen venue to host the Division Dinner. Some of the comments from our residents/faculty; "The servers were attentive", "The space was great", and "The food was plentiful and delicious". Shayla was very pleasant and helpful to work with coordinating the dinner.
Jose Ramirez
::Food was amazing! Oz was our server he did an excellent Job had great recommendations and very friendly, attentive. all around great service,food and atmosphere.
Sage Hundsdorfer
::I have been here a couple times now and each time the food has been great but the drinks and service, not so much. It is close to campus so I would like to enjoy lunch there but I have decided against it many times because, even when slow, the servers seem like they can not be bothered to serve you. You pretty much have to wave down a waiter or ask the hostess for service. Once you finally receive service, food will take a LONG time (lunch salads and soups shouldn't take more than a half hour to make it to your table if the restaurant is about 25% full) We frequently get sass about not ordering more drinks and desert from the staff as well, which, I mean, I might be more inclined if the environment was more friendly and the service was faster...