This has amazing authentic Mexican food. Great tasting, fresh ingredients…read more Service is friendly. Our waitress even gave us sone recommendations which were cheaper than our original order. Family restaurant atmosphere, that has a lot of moment so it can get somewhat loud. They have both tables for groups and tables for two people. Total for lunch was less than $ 30.00 and that includes the tip!! Stop by and enjoy sone good Mexican food at some amazing prices.

You may feel confused upon entering this establishment and believe you've actually been transported…read moreto Mexico. It is literally like being in another country here - from the music to the extremely rustic and mismatched decor and furniture. The food is mediocre at best and any claims of it being "authentic" are overrated - have any of those people actually eaten in Mexico? My burrito was a giant dry meatball of a thing - more like something you'd get from Moe's but without the typical lettuce/guacamole/sour cream to balance all the rice out. The chicken quesadilla was boring and salty. On the other hand, the complementary chips (with queso) and bean soup(?) were tasty. The service was friendly and fairly fast and the place was decently clean. I can't say I'd stop again however unless you can't make it to the other side of the state and civilization.

We were in the area for a holiday train ride, so after that event we wanted to find something near…read moreby. The ladies working the event gave us a few options, one being Sunrise. Since we had a few friends with celiacs with us we figured a Mexican restaurant would definitely have options for everyone, which they did! Our waiter was super helpful and friendly double checked ingredients when asked. We all raved about our food and even our picky celiac friends were happy! Their white cheese is delish! I wasn't a big fan in the side of beans, but everyone else liked them. I will totally go back if I am ever in the area again!

The food didn't have a much flavor and it wasn't hot. The most authentic thing we had was the…read moreCharros beans, those were yummy!

Note that our visit was mid-afternoon Labor Day 2025; though the restaurant wasn't very busy, maybe…read morethe holiday affected the service. I'm always suspicious when a server doesn't write down our order, but usually it's unfounded. Unfortunately, this time my concern was justified. Hubs ordered a Chicken Philly sandwich but was served a Steak Philly. The food-runner seemed indifferent when he brought us our food, and it was a solid 10 minutes before our server came by again to check on us. All she offered was an apology. And later, hubs had to wave down our server for to-go boxes because she never came back to ask if we needed anything. And yes, we were charged for the Philly sandwich. Aside from not getting exactly what we ordered, the food was fine. We might even return.

Took a last minute trip to the area with someone who owns a property in the area. Because of the…read morelow key area, the only decent restaurant was The Tiki Bar and Grill. Not vegetarian friendly but the vibe was nice. I wish they had more options because the drinks were good, the view was nice and the place was busy on a Saturday. It's an hour drive from where I live. I could see myself taking a drive on a weekend and renting one of the beautiful places around the restaurant. The food, not the best, even the cheese quesadilla was boring and so was the appetizers. The service was great and so was the ambiance. They have a nice shop you can buy gifts etc

This is a bit of authentic, Mexican Cuisine in the Everglades. The guacamole was fresh and spicy. I…read morehad the spicy shrimp. The food was fresh and made to order. The shrimp had spice, but wasn't spicy-hot. The decor is rustic and the music was loud. But it's what you expect for a dive.

Food from El Salvador, Mexico and Cuba.read more

We made a pit stop here on our way to visit family and it definitely felt like a local gem since it…read morewas busy. The food was tasty and service was quick. It's a pretty casual spot and there's a market next door.

Authentic Mexican food in Belle Glade, adjoined to a supermarket. More than one location. Friendly…read moreand quick service, beautifully unique decor, large portions. Lunch started with chips and salsa; we ordered the queso fundido (melt cheese) as we enjoyed the chips so much. The queso was delicious and nicely baked on an iron skillet. The caldo de res (beef stew) was a table favorite, served with rice and spices on the side so you may add to your liking. the birria tacos were freshly made and the consume (pork broth) was drizzled over the rice for flavor. The al-pastor burrito was flavorful and filling. We purchased some bags of corn chips (off the rack) as we were told they were made daily, unfortunately they were not as fresh as we hoped.

Upon arriving, you're always greeted with a smile. Whether your first time visiting or a regular…read more The service is consistently great, and on point. The servers are friendly and always willing to help you navigate the menu or make recommendations. Young man named Gabriel at the helm is fantastic. super personable, and You can tell he truly cares about the guests and the experience they're having. What I love most about this place is that everyone knows who they are and takes pride in it. There's a real sense of family, teamwork and authenticity here that you don't find everywhere. It feels welcoming, unpretentious, and full of good energy. Every visit reminds me why this spot is a favorite. Great vibes, and consistently excellent service. Highly recommend.

AMAZING AUTHENTIC MEXICAN, family run business, burritos are huge, chips and salsa homemade, fast…read moreservice and affordable.

The food was good! Friendly service and staff, the ambience was the best part. The drinks came in…read morereally cool cups. I ordered the coffee, it was so nice.

they charged me $2.25 for a small cup of sour creme! How cheap can you get? Last visit for me!read more

We were very happy to find a place we could eat outside that has some vegetarian options. Our…read morewaitress was also very friendly. I thought the tacos and quesadillas were very good. The vegetable selection was interesting. This so called salsa tasted like straight up tomato sauce and was very weird to dip chips in. There was a woman smoking outside while we were eating but that's not their fault. We don't live in the area so we have no reason to go back.

What can I possibly say about Rio Bravo Mexican Restaurant?…read more THE GOOD: -They were open on 4th of July. -Staff was very nice. -The menu is a book, full of options. THE BAD: -A bit difficult to find. The GPS led us to the plaza but not the restaurant itself. -The restaurant was a ghost town upon arrival. It took a bit to find an employee to take our order. -The restaurant looks worn down and could benefit from some new and updated furniture. THE UGLY: -Possibly the best tortillas I've ever had, the vegetables also were so fresh, the rice flavorful. So what's the issue then? The meat was cheap, bland, and horrible given that everything else was A+. Consequently, four stars might be rather kind given how disappointing that meat was. I would definitely return if in the area and instead order the chicken. Skip the steak here!