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I started here in 2024 in the kitchen, and eventually moved up to be a busser. When I started at Casa Bonita, the job was fantastic! My coworkers have been throughout the entire time I've been there had been the best part of this place, and I've met people I'll honestly probably have around for the rest of my life here. The pay is great, hours used to be great, and the workload reflects the compensation totally fairly even still in my opinion. The bad of this place is absolutely the management, however. Management used to not be horrible, but especially as of late managers are on some crazy power trip. Many people have been laid off or had hours cut due to health related difficulties, some of the best employees there have been fired just for tardiness, and the manager that oversees bussers and servers talks to us like we're dogs, which is unsurprising considering her only equatable manager position prior to Casa Bonita was managing a pet supply chain. I left of my own accord because I had my time cut by 9 hours without any workaround due to going home early because of a new medication I had started (this was backed up by a doctors note) and was denied moving up to become a server even though I had been told I did absolutely everything right, I just "needed more time in my position", which is totally just a scapegoat considering another employee who was promoted had started after I had become a busser myself. I will never regret working here, and this place was life changing, but it will likely never be the same as it used to be and its unlikely I'd ever consider returning.

I was led to believe working at Casa Bonita would be a fun environment to work in. I'm used to fast-paced work and usually having something to do. But I am not used to seeing a place that seems to not have a clear sense of direction. Some Supervisors/Managers seem to not have aspirations to see employees succeed in their work. I had a supervisor who said "I'm doing okay/great" and then escalated straight to HR instead of talking straight with the employee about small issues or things that transpire. Overall Management felt like they rather cut and replace than build and work with Employees they have to lead them and their team's success.

The staff who work on the floor and everywhere are extremely friendly and nice but the culture promotes a "Blood in the water" kind of vibe. 

If you are hired at Casa Bonita my advice is this
Choose who you make friends with at work carefully.
Be nice and friendly.
Support the new people so they can succeed.

Personal note. I want to see this place succeed but I cannot see it at its current state. I wish the owners the best but they need to review their upper management and their approach to team success. This place is special to Denver I don't want to see it go away the people who work on the floor are what makes it special their if you ask me they bring the place the life and vibe that I grew attracted to.


This could be a great place to work. The staff genuinely wants to be a part of what Casa Bonita offers to the community. However, the guidance from the top changes literally every day. You can be promised hours, pay, benefits, etc. one day, then a decision from the top will blindside you and take everything away and make you sign documents so its easy to term you . Then the most amazing Managers get termed then the whole accounting dept. gets termed who did an amazing job. I was told to let people go because they were in the restroom for 20 minutes. Casa watches everything you do just look around they have more cameras then a prison camp. Then they have Horrible employee meals if any thing no place to really take a break. Horrible culture, turnover is high for good reason.  Its Just Fun drug and booze house for the owners.

Working at Casa Bonita has been one of the most frustrating experiences of my career. Management is disorganized, unprofessional, and completely uninterested in the well-being of their employees. Major operational changes happen every few months with no clear direction, leaving staff constantly scrambling to adjust.

If you’re hoping for a healthy work-life balance or any flexibility, forget it — getting time off approved is nearly impossible. Things have only gone downhill since the unionization efforts; instead of improving conditions, management seems to be retaliating, creating an even more hostile environment.

Personally, I’ve been lied to and harassed by upper management, and I know I’m not the only one. There’s incredible talent and hard-working people on the ground floor, but they’re being driven away by poor leadership and a toxic culture that doesn’t value its employees.

There are multiple opportunities for cross training and advancement, but the CEO does not put in raises when you get promoted to a new position. The majority of the staff is very pleasant and gives the job a family-like atmosphere.

Casa Bonita is a unique place to work.  It is unlike any other restaurant in the world.  It doubles as both a place to eat and an amusement park.  The challenges that it brought both taught me how to deal with adversity but also to plan ahead for the things that might go wrong.  I've learned a great deal here and will always value my time here.

They have no safety training for employees or procedures, such as fire or active shooter, I never feel safe and my job is constantly being threatened. 

I honestly do love casa a lot, but there are definitely some things holding it back unfortunately. The management and HR departments are not the best in my opinion, there are constant problems the employees will bring up and yet nothing is done about these concerns.

Casa Bonita has an excellent group of people employed with them. However, their benefits and compensation is menial at best. It is a fast paced and stressful job, but, at the end of the day you have a lot of fun with your fellow managers and coworkers.

Management doesn’t really care about entertainment. We have been unionized and we are fighting for fair pay compared to the rest of the restaurant and management won’t budge

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Attendant 5 salaries reported	$20.60 per hour
Assistant 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour
Guest service agent 2 salaries reported	$23.00 per hour
Dishwasher 3 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Entertainer 3 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour

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