Las Marias
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Las Marias is a Restaurant in Grand Junction, United States. Price range: mid-range. A popular choice for Breakfast. For a quieter visit, come by on a Thursday. Known for pancakes. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations, takeaway. Cuisine: Peruvian, Mexican. It stays open late, until 22:00. Rated 4.4★ from 1735 reviews, it is among the best-reviewed spots in Grand Junction.
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What diners mention
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Las Marias?+
Las Marias is located at 118 South 7th Street, Grand Junction, Grand Junction.
What kind of place is Las Marias?+
Las Marias is a Restaurant in Grand Junction serving Peruvian, Mexican.
What are Las Marias's opening hours?+
Las Marias is closed on Monday. Las Marias stays open late, until 22:00.
Is Las Marias open on Sundays?+
Yes, Las Marias is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Las Marias?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Thursday.
How expensive is Las Marias?+
Las Marias is generally mid-range.
What does Las Marias offer?+
Las Marias offers Outdoor seating, Wheelchair access, Takeaway, Live music, Bar, Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi, Takes reservations, Family friendly.
What is Las Marias good for?+
Las Marias is a popular choice for Breakfast.
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What people say
“The staff is so welcoming, the food is great, and the atmosphere is lively!”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Suree Towfighnia★★We like to eat local on road trips and stopped based on reviews. Sadly our experience was terrible. We ordered bean and cheese burritos (kid friendly) and they were horrible. A slop of beans with no cheese, flat as a pancake, and wrapped like a crepe. Spent $15 to get the rice and beans options and oddly there was only rice and no beans on one of them. We also got the wrong tacos- ordered pastor Americano style and got carne asada with cilantro and onions. I called to express my disappointment at waiting 30 minutes for the takeout and spending 64$ on four bad meals. The person on the phone wa
A Batchelor★★★★★You can tell walking in this is a sleepy little locals place. Even though right downtown, for breakfast, there was a lot of open seating. The waitress knew all the locals and was very friendly. I know it's not the most common but I came here for the machaca con huevo. The coffee was good! I say that because there's a lot of bad coffee in Junction... I will be back.
K A★★Food was great - staff were great. What was really disappointing was being followed to my vehicle in an otherwise empty parking lot by someone claiming to be the owner, questioning me about where I had just eaten. I had just spent $50 and an hour and a half at the restaurant; I do understand wanting the reserved parking to be for paying customers — which I was. What I don’t understand is being interrogated about where I was going afterward, and then being told that because I “laughed and made a joke out of it,” I was no longer allowed to park there at all. It was bizarre, rude, and complete
Kris Allee★★★★★This was a pretty neat experience. It started raining at the Grand Junction farmer’s market and we needed a place to duck in and get some food. We decided to go to Las Marias and get some Mexican fare. However, when we got in to the restaurant we noticed the menu was huge and a bunch of the kids started craving American breakfast foods which were on the menu. I laughed at them, thinking that I would not order French toast or pancakes from a Mexican restaurant. However, I was wrong. The food here is plentiful and everything they made was just fine. We were especially impressed by the quantity o
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