Colfax Ave., Aurora Hot Pot: K+ Hot Potįact: Food is more fun when it comes spinning around on a conveyor belt. The family-owned Guadalajara has been pleasing very hungry masses for more than a decade and is the perfect place to discover just how many enchiladas is too many enchiladas. Feast on tamales, seafood soup, chile verde enchiladas, posole, carnitas, tacos, and, well, a whole lot of other things.

This East Colfax buffet is a gem-a spicy, porky, chile-rific gem. Weekday Lunch and Dinner: $16 Weekends: $19 104 th Ave., Northglenn Mexican: Guadalajara Authentic Mexican Buffet The price is low, and the options are many at this cavernous all-you-can-eat restaurant, whose buffet always includes pizzas, pastas, antipasti, cannoli, and 16 flavors of ice cream.

If your dream is to dine in a huge Tuscan villa with five dining rooms, 14 chef-helmed cooking stations, and hundreds upon hundreds of peel-and-eat shrimp, then you either A) Save some serious dough to curate the magic yourself, or B) Head to Northglenn to Cinzzetti’s. Clinton St., Centennial Italian: Cinzzetti’s Italian Market Restaurant

Brunch: ViewHouse Centennialįinding an over-the-top weekend brunch-we’re talking seafood towers, meat carving stations, made-to-order omelets, and maybe a waffle bar thrown in for good measure-for under $50 a person is tough, but ViewHouse Centennial does it each Sunday from 10 a.m. And for under $10, it’s one of the best values around. The options, which include North Indian regional specialties and multiple vegan options, change daily and are reliably terrific. There’s no shortage of Indian buffets in town, but we’re partial to Little India’s, which has stuffed us silly with samosas since the Clinton years. Give a Gift Now » Indian: Little India Restaurant & Bar

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