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2556 15th Street
Denver, CO
(626) 516-1465
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Hours: before the reservation. No-shows or cancellations less than 24 hours in advance
Cuisine: mexican
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Alma Fonda Fina is a restaurant in Denver, CO. The menu centers on mexican cooking. Other restaurants nearby include Bamboo Sushi (0.2 mi) and Bar Dough (0.3 mi). Stapleton International Airport (IATA: DEN, ICAO: KDEN, FAA LID: DEN) was a major airport in the western United States, and the primary airport of Denver…. Its website is https://www.almalohidenver.com/. You can reach it by phone at (626) 516-1465. It's located at 2556 15th Street. Beyond that, Hours: before the reservation. No-shows or cancellations less than 24 hours in advance. Denver gets about 312 sunny days a year. Summers in Denver average near 85°F and winters settle around 17°F, so restaurants here work around the seasons. On a mission to share the beauty of Mexican culture through food, Chef Johnny Curiel opened Alma Fonda Fina. It’s contemporary Mexican fare pays homage to his culturally rich heritage and decades of storied experiences in his home country. In Spanish, Alma translates to soul while Fonda Fina describes a humble neighborhood spot for friends and family to gather. Our mission at Alma Fonda Fina is to create a space and menu that are heavily influenced by family and pride in Mexican culture. Born into a family of chefs, Johnny grew up in Guadalajara, Mexico with an irresistible allure of a kitchen, beginning his culinary career at age 14 as a dishwasher in his father’s restaurant. After growing up in his father’s restaurants, Curiel embarked on his lifelong culinary journey. At age 18, Curiel went on a culinary immersion to Mexico with a simple mission: to unearth the heart and soul of his country’s rich and diverse cooking traditions. His journeys took him from bustling restaurants and street food stands to abuelas’ home kitchens, learning age-old techniques and wisdom of generations al