Cafe Rio Mexican Grill

Fantastic dining experience! The homemade tortillas were fantastic and worth every penny—I even splurged a little for a couple on the side, which felt like a special treat. The service was quick and friendly. It's clear that the staff takes pride in their work, as they share meals together, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Step 1: Choose how to enjoy your Mexican meal—tacos, burrito, nachos, quesadilla, or a bowl. Step 2: Pick your protein. The pork is fantastic, but I decided to go for beef in my quesadilla. I'm usually a creature of habit, but I decided to mix things up a bit this time. Step 3: Select your toppings: pinto or black beans, cheese, lettuce, pico de gallo, salsa, guacamole, and sour cream. Some toppings are included with your meal, while others come at an extra cost. The meal was fantastic, and I was surprised to see my son devour his entire burrito in just five minutes—he absolutely loved it! They also have a rewards app where you can collect points. Plus, on Taco Tuesdays, tacos are only $2.50. I definitely recommend trying it; it's worth it!

We stopped by this restaurant on our way out of town. It was a bit late, and we were directed from the beach to the location. I’ve dined at Cafe Rio several times before, and this visit was pretty standard. The food was decent—better than average—and the service was satisfactory. The restaurant was also quite clean. Overall, it was a good experience for a hungry family looking for some decent food.

If they are a cafe rio fan, then they know how to eat. However, there are some differences between the original restaurants in slc and the CA locations. ultimately, they are no longer competitive. if they live on the beach, this location is not so convenient because it is over the street from home depot on warner, but it suggests to costa mesa.

You pay a bit more but your meal is made custom just for you. They put a little butter on the tortilla before they warm it up on the grill, this tastes good. They have an assembly line system like Subway, where you start off with your choice of Trotia... and then meat, and then stuffings. The line does not move fast like other restaurants so if you are in a hurry, this might not be your place. OverPriced? It seems like it costs a lot for what you get. I got two tacos and a scoop of cold rice, and the price was 11.50$. you eat off these disposable metal trays and the food is wrapped in aluminum foil to keep it warm while you are in line. But by the time I got to my table, my food was room temp. Just seems like and expensive way to serve the food compared to paper plates. At their locations in Las Vegas, they actually grill the meet, here it's pre cooked and they just warm it up on the grill.