Whenever I get the chance to visit Tijuana, I always make time to come here. It's a must-stop spot…read morefor me. The prices are great, and the food is even better. The waiters are friendly, patient, and take the time to explain everything. My whole family loves this place

After a week exploring Valle de Guadalupe's renowned wineries and dining spots, the only thing…read moremissing was a true taste of local tradition--and Karne Su Jugo delivered perfectly. From the moment we arrived, the service was impeccable: attentive yet unobtrusive, ensuring every dish arrived at its peak. Each bite of their signature carne en su jugo was a revelation--the rich, savory broth balanced well with tender beef and beans, while the fresh tortillas, onions, and cilantro added bright, uplifting notes. The staff was genuinely warm and friendly. Karne Su Jugo was the perfect capstone to our Baja trip.

This is an all-you-can-eat Brazilian steakhouse in Tijuana's Zona Rio enclave. I've come here…read moreseveral times, and every time I've left satisfied. Parking here is no problem, they have a sizable lot, as well as valet parking. The place is pretty big, clean, and nicely decorated. One we got our table, we went to the salad bar area and got a plate of whatever items were going to complement our choices of meat. At the table, we got a tab where green meant we wanted to be offered a cut of meat, and red meant stop. I mainly went for the lean beef and chicken cuts. The meat options were tasty, and the variety at the salad bar was pretty good. At the tail end of dinner, we were offered cinnamon flavored pineapple, which is one of my favorites. This Brazilian steakhouse is on point. The staff here was friendly, attentive, and efficient. The meal was as satisfying as the experience here. I recommend it.

Brazilian bbq spot not too far from the main downtown area. I got here around lunch time. In the…read moremiddle, they have a huge spread of various salads, from traditional vegetable salads to seafood salads, ceviche, potatoes, cheeses, etc. On the side, they have some pasta, pizza and sliders. You'd think that they have this for the Americans, but don't overlook the sliders, they're not your usual dry burger sliders! They're al pastor sliders complete with pineapple! They also have cocktails and margaritas but I decided not to get alcoholic drinks this time around. The dessert section is huge. Each dessert is a bite-sized portion so you can try a little bit of everything! And of course the meats! I loved the beef, pork and the sausages that I got. For some reason, all the chicken ones didn't really hit the spot for me. They weren't bad though. The grilled shrimps were particularly juicy and good.

The service was great, and the food was fantastic, I really enjoyed we came to celebrate Mother's…read moreDay. And we had a great time!

Checked this spot out this past Mexican Independence Day due to the good reviews. It's located in…read morethe Zona Rio area, which is an area packed with very well-regarded, highly-rated restaurants in TJ. The restaurant is located directly behind the TGI Friday's on General Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada Boulevard. Got there around 1:30 pm, not too long after they opened. Not many people in there, though that wasn't surprising given that it was a Monday and a federal holiday. One thing I love about Mexican fine dining restaurants is they tend to be very lax on dress code; I was dressed casually but that wasn't a problem. I don't think they technically have a dress code, though a comparable fine dining steak restaurant in the U.S. might not have let me in given that I was casually (although neatly) dressed. Was nearly empty so was seated immediately. Waiter was an older male who spoke pretty good English. Was brought out Acqua Panna spring water while I looked over the menu. I first ordered a frozen strawberry margarita (209 pesos or roughly $11). The margarita was solid and tasty. For my meal I decided to go with the petit ribeye (300g ribeye), which came with a complimentary side (chose mashed potatoes) and the soup of the day (potatoes and cream). The petit ribeye was 1389 pesos (~$73 USD). While waiting for the main meal, they brought out bread and then the soup (which came with crackers). Really liked the soup. The bread was perfectly fine, though nothing special. They provided standard crackers but there were also some very large, circular crackers they provided that I didn't really like. After finishing the soup and bread they brought out the ribeye and potatoes. Both were very good, the ribeye in particular was well-cooked and tasty. Not the best ribeye I've had in my life or anything like that, but it was solid. I also liked the spicy sauce and pico condiments that came with the meal. The ribeye and margarita came to 1598 pesos total; after tip the total bill came out to around $100 USD. While I enjoyed the meal, I don't think I'd return to El Grill at that price point. I've had better steak/ribeye meals for less even in the U.S. and had better meals for much less in TJ. But the meal here was good and I'd still recommend for anyone who's never been, just as a place to check out. The waiter and customer service overall was great and very attentive.

So damn good, ambience is amazingly calm and elegant. Food was absolutely delicious. They said the…read moresteak was the best in Mexico. I doubted it, I no longer doubt it. It's DELICIOUS. Drinks are amazing Service was TOP TIER, no doubt. Much professionalism and respect.

First of all, the name has been changed to Grill's Fusion Parilla and it's not a Brazilian related…read moresteakhouse. Is as it say, a Fusion steak place. Sitting in the restaurant, oddly I think is one of the few restaurants in Tijuana that has the open view of the city without all the crowding. It felt like I was in US still. Very pleasant. Now the food, I order Picaña steak plate (it is the closest to Brazilian here)and Caesar salad. Surprisingly, the preparation of the steak, veggies and mash potato was pretty good. The steak was cook just right in keeping the fatty side at the edge of the steak which picaña is known for. The combination of the entire plate was very good to eat. The service was well attended too. The receptionist and the servers are very polite and well trained. This is definitely a comeback place for me. By the way, parking is paid park and have to be paid prior exiting at the first floor meter machine.

Churrascaria is all you want to eat buffet style Brazilian restaurant…read more Several cold tables with a variety of seafood and anti-pasta are available. Specialty grilled items are abundant and fresh off the fire for you. A fantastic experience

The food was less than impressive, left a lot to be desired. Felt more like wanting to get people…read morein and out and there was a lack of quality and seasoning in everything we tried. Service was nice.

Service was great but rib steak was all fat and fell apart, while underdone…read more I had a fantastic ribeye in Tijuana a month ago at a sister restaurant and was hoping, but disappointed, big time. Sorry

Delicious!!! This restaurant is now called Moreira. They have amazing beef broth and chicken…read moreconsume for everyone, but especially for the surgery crew. I had the salmon and veggies, it was amazing. And the ribeye cracklings with guacamole were absolutely mouth watering. The caprese salad had big beautiful slices of mozzarella and a lovely dripping of balsamic and olive oil. In a nutshell I will be dreaming of the beef broth and the salmon. Don't pass this place by! And the staff are so kind and anticipate your every need!

We decided to try this place because of the amazing Google reviews!…read more but boy, were we wrong! Hear me out. From the moment we arrived, we felt rushed to our seats. We asked to move outside to catch the game, and while the server accommodated us, it was clear he wasn't too thrilled about it. We started with drinks, which were actually great; so good that we ended up ordering three rounds plus shots! For appetizers, we had the grilled bone marrow and empanadas, followed by a New York strip loin (recommended by the server) with creamy spinach and truffle fries. The empanadas and fries were delicious, but the steak was completely bland, definitely not worth the price. We asked for a spicy salsa, and the server brought one out "on the house," which was amazing. I even asked to take the leftover salsa home. Now, here's where things turned shady. Throughout the meal, the server kept upselling us on everything; which we didn't mind since we were having a good time. But when the bill came, we noticed he charged us for the leftover salsa that he originally said was complimentary! It wasn't about the money, but the principle. We asked him to remove the charge and told him to forget the salsa. The manager noticed what happened, took care of the charge, and even packed the salsa with our leftovers. The server, however, never returned to the table after that. The ambiance and cleanliness were fine, but overall, the experience left a bad taste. VERDICT: I will not be coming back.

We had an amazing dinner experience during our first trip to El Campero Restaurante…read more The atmosphere is upbeat but relaxed. The music is not too loud. It was easy to converse. Both the mocktails and the cocktails were delightfully tasty. Our waiter Fernando was exceptional, going as far as to bring us the various cuts of meat when we have questions about what to order. The meat! The meat! The best steak my wife and I have had I'm recent memory! She had the Bite de Lomo. I had the arrechera. We both couldn't have been happier with our choice. We're already talking about making a trip down from San Diego to have dinner here!

This is my favorite restaurant in Tijuana. I have to be careful or I will eat too much. The Queso…read moreVaquero could be a meal in itself. It is rich melted cheese with chorizo served with tortillas. My other favorite appetizer is Cecina de Venado which is a sort of venison jerky. Don't expect the tough jerky you get at gas stations. No, this venison jerky is full of flavor and isn't completely dry. For the main meal I order the Parrilladas. Which comes with several sides. First is a cup of caldo de res, which is a beef stock soup. A salad, chips, salsa, a quesidilla and a bowl for pickled carrots, potatoes, onions and liver. The meat comes served on a hibachi like grill, still cooking the meat. You can choose three different meat combinations. The original which is ribs, carne asada and tripes. Next is the Silvestre which is venison, quail and goat. Lastly is the Vaquero which is sirloin, chicken breast and chorizo. The quail was spiced to mellow out the gamey flavor. It was excellent. For dessert, I ate a coyota, a sugar cookie filled with a brown sugar mixture. This is not like an American sugar cookie as a coyota is not that sweet. On hot days, I get a lime michelada with Sol and is light and refreshing. So if you want a real cowboy experience I highly recommend this restaurant. The decor is John Wayne, John Wayne and taxidermy. The waitors are fantastic. They brought me a chair without arms so that my rear wasn't squeezed into the regular chairs.

Stumbled upon this restaurant in TJ and fell in love. Can't wait to go back!!! So great!read more

Algo más que bien la experiencia, la comida, la mixología y el servicio estuvieron 10/10 nos…read moreatendió Juan y se rifó muchas gracias The food, drinks and service were excellent 10/10 Juan was our server and he did an excellent job thank you

This is an institution in Tijuana. This place has been serving top quality food for 50 years. The…read moreribeye steaks are world class. VIP service from all the wait staff. The dinner experience is very private and intimate. Clean bathrooms and clean restaraunt. This is a Tijuana Foodie Bucket list.