The first place in Brazil where they had JALAPENOS! I didn't…read morethink that it would be hard to find a restaurant with jalapenos, even Dominoes doesn't offer jalapenos on their pizza. They have indoor and outdoor seating but when we went here they didn't have outdoor seating set up. It was a Wednesday afternoon - so we were seated immediately. They have English menu available! They have the Vegetarian dishes conveniently located (marked as vegetariano) We ordered Vegetariano Nachos. It was so yummy! The closest thing we would consider to Authentic Mexican food we've had in a while so we were super excited. lol. It had actual cheese baked on instead of that nacho cheese grossness, it had diced jalapenos, sour cream, baked beans and they have mild and spicy sauce on the table. Both yummy. They have Guarana Antarctica instead of Kuat, just FYI. All in all - glad that I was able to eat some food with jalapenos.

Oh Azteka! I had a friend come here a few weeks ago and said she waited 3 hours for her order and…read morethey still messed it up. I thought it might be due to the Carnaval madness but even as that has settled down, the service here seems subpar. Since we knew better than wait outside for a server to seat us, we took a empty table and seated our selves. After unsuccessful attempts at flagging down the waiter, we helped ourselves to the menus. Maybe someone called in sick and they ended up short staffed? With only one waiter and one cook it looked like they were struggling to keep up with the orders. The waiter was polite and took our order. We helped her out by accepting a horchata that was accidentally ordered but no one was taking it. My Azteka nachos came out fairly quickly after our drinks (just bottled beer and canned mate tea). It seemed to have been sitting under a heating lamp for a while and the melted cheese had cooled and crusted. I noticed a couple people who waited outside for quite a while to get the waitress' attention. One lady just asked her a question and another family was waiting just to get seated at a table. So the waiting here can get ridiculous. The special of the month had three organic chicken options with mole sauce (burrito, taco and main plate). we tried the burrito which took much longer than the nachos, but worth the wait because you could tell it was just prepared fresh and was served with a helping of guacamole and sour cream. Limited options to Mexican food in Zona Sul: this place, Que Quieres and La Calaca. Luckily they all have take out, so if you can't stand the service you can at least get it delivered.

AMAZING!!!! Very good, cheap Mexican food, and even better drink specials! 2 margaritas for 32…read morereal! It was so good, we went back the next day, but unfortunately they were not open. according to google they were supposed to be open but the doors were down and no one was there. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to everyone to comes to Brazil!

Only place we found to watch American football while in Rio near my hotel. Nachos are good and…read moreTacos were good as well. Really cool place that other Americans come too.

After days of eating baby hens, açaí bowls, salty well done meats and such, it was a welcoming…read morebreak to have chicken wings and burgers. When we sat down, they put on Bon Jovi for us and we all sat there with grimacing faces and moaned. 2 seconds later, they turned it off. Food isn't bad if you finally want to hit pause on local Brazilian food.

I ordered the fajitas with chicken and steak. they were exquisite! A very large portion, enough for…read moretwo people to share. The passionfruit frozen margarita was very good as well, not as strong as I would have liked but still very good. all of the food was very affordable and large portions. I would definitely come back to visit again.

If we want to eat outdoor this is a good place, very simple, with plastic tables, at the cobal. The…read moreMexican food is good, comparing to other places in rio (we don't have many good Mexican food here) and is cheap. The only problem is that you will wait a lot for the food.

If you have try authentic Mexican food then the guacamole and pico is the only similar thing you…read morewill have to Mexican food, but besides the fact that is not authentic is decent food.

A mix restaurant with both Mexican and Japanese cosines…read more Although you can't pick just one from the cosines, the price for both is pretty fair. They'll give you two papers to write down through the options, each one for each cosine. Do chose gradually, some portions of the Mexican and Japanese food can be big. Japanese options are not many, but the fish is always fresh. Mexican options are more extensive, but on the other hand the cook seems not to be as capable as the Japanese food chef. Current wifi password: resta_mizu

I used to like very much this place, but the last time I went, I was disappointed. The food is not…read moregood any more and the service was bad. It's ok to eat there, but there are many other Japanese and Mexican restaurants better than this one.

Delirium Café is the beer bar the Río really needs. There are plenty of cocktail bars but this is a…read morefantastic option for wonderful beer. You'll find many imports from Belgium, Germany, and the US along with some Brazilian brews. Don't get too excited before ordering. You'll find they don't have many beers on the menu for whatever reason. It's pretty disappointing but a replacement beer will still be good. The burgers are their main entrée. They're actually very good, and the vegetarian one would be a good choice for anyone! Indoor and outdoor seating is available. Staff doesn't speak much English but does accept credit cards.

This place is lined with various bottles of beer and have a wicked menu but make sure you have a…read morefew beers in mind because they don't always have everything. Delirium Tremens is on tap, which is good because it's the name sake. I like dark stouts and though they have a few on the menu they don't always stock them. Food is decent and I tried the bacon burger which was filling. It comes with a side of fries. It gets crowded but they've expanded the seating outside which spills out onto the road which is nice for the smokers. The inside is narrow and has only one bathroom for each (male and female). Service was friendly and it's a fun place to hangout at.

Don't go to this place, food is very bad. The worst Mexican food I ate in Rio. You can find better…read moreplaces.