Beso DE Arte - Morrison

After hiking in Red Rock, food was a must and Beso de Arte hit the spot for me. During these COVID times they were appropriately spacing out the guest for...

Came in about 1:30p on a Friday. Most of the tables had people at them. We were sat right away. To minimize contact the menu was by QR code that was located...

When we were living in downtown Morrison, this was the restaurant that we took EVERY visitor to. It is my absolute favorite restaurant in the Morrison area, and I have never had a guest who wasn't also impressed. We almost always sat outside in the lovely and charming garden with water features; it was very peaceful and pleasant. The restaurant had a wide range of options on the menu. One standout was the blackberry jasmine tea, which was delightful if I didn't feel like trying one of their impressive drink menu items. I have tried everything on their menu, from the tapas to the entrees, and found everything to be delicious. I even tried a ying yang molcajete with the verde and rojo versions, and loved it all, as did everyone I brought with me. The prices were amazing considering the service, quality, quantity, and overall deliciousness of the food. They also had a kid's menu, which is always a plus. Every server I encountered was incredibly kind and went above and beyond to provide a fantastic experience.

An elderly friend and I went to Beso for lunch. We have never had a more outrageously unprofessional, bordering on abusive, experience. When my friend asked if they could split the order or do separate checks, the waitress said firmly no to both. Neither of us made an issue of this. Since the music was loud and echoed in a small room, my friend asked if they could lower the volume, to which the waitress said no to also. Shortly afterward the manager came to see what our issues were. My friend asked if they were able to lower the volume of the music, the manager grabbed her plate away in an incomprehensible rage, and said if we weren't happy we should leave or he would call the police. He went on to lecture us on how it was a privilege to be able to eat out during COVID. The young couple sitting next tous were in disbelief as to how we were being treated.

Sad its leaving , great food and people. I heard the people are moving next door!