When it comes to neigborhood burgers, everyone has their own favorite spot. This is my favorite…read morespot since the first time I met them back in the late 80s, they have been around since 1983, and they get really busy on weekends, so this is a good sign of quality and great flavor. All burgers are charbroiled, and If you have never tried them, I suggest you try the Combinada, it comes with grilled sausage and burger meat, you can't go wrong with that one, i usually couple it with a regular papa asada, no meat, just cheese, sour cream and beacon. If you are in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by Beny's burger.

Very slow service, too many waiters and nobody attends to customers properly. It would be better to…read morehave one waiter per few tables. They kept asking for the menu back, and we hadn't even ordered yet. It took an hour for the food to arrive, and although it was good, we were already in a bad mood. And they should invest in better napkins.

Authentic Taxas style beef and pork with a fusion cuisine style. Highly recommended. Top…read morepitmasters in Mexico.

The menu is has an enormous variety of delicious seafood and traditional Mexican dishes. The…read moredrinks are just as good and the ambiance is nice. The crowd at night is mostly college kids and they play a nice mix of hip hop. We'll be back.

Delicious northern Mexican food!! I loved the tacos en the skilled so smoky and flavorful!…read more The sopa fideo was good but a little salty. The service was very nice and attentive. The ambiance was very nice. Very nice and clean. Very spacious and very well decorated. The decoration was a nice northern mexican style. Highly recommend! coming back next time on my trip to Monterrey.

Top notch quality food and service. This will be my go-to place any time I'm in town. Just…read moreamazing.

I really enjoyed everything I had at Muncher House…read more The place is decorated as hipster as it comes, everything is "raw wood", cool faceted planters with succulents and mason jars. I was kind of skeptical because it's obviously a super popular place in the area and you need to wait a LONG time for a table, but my friends suggested it, so we tried it. They have a pretty decent drink menu, in my opinion the prices are very reasonable. The cocktails are a little on the sweet side, but again that is a cultural thing, everywhere is Monterrey the drinks are full of sugar. The menu has a little bit of everything: Wings, Burgers, Salads, Pasta etc. I had the veggie burger with fries and it was GREAT! I mean, my friends make fun of me because I am ridiculously pick with veggie burgers, but their homemade patty made with chickpeas really did the trick. The bread was artisan style and it had their logo on it (everything there is very well branded). My brother ordered the s'mores for the table, honestly, they are just novelty but everyone seem to like them. I really enjoyed everything there and I will absolutely go back.

I was visiting family in Monterrey from California and WOW this place is delicious. I had the…read moreburger with fries and beer and it was all amazing. We also ordered appetizers to share and we loved the boneless wings, cheese balls etc. I would highly recommend this place and i heard they are opening up an italian place as well. Can't wait to check out the menu next time I'm in Monterrey

What can I say? Tourist trap outside of the hotel next to an international airport.. to attract…read moreAmerican suckers like me. Decided to visit during my work trip, since they serve a mixture of burgers, pizzas, tacos, burritos, paninis, and most importantly beer. Kind of like a gastropub in my opinion. [ Service ] Slightly different than other restaurants in terms of ordering. Make sure you order through their tablet on the table. Everything on the tablet is in Spanish, but they do have an English menu! They serve all the food at once, so expect to wait a bit if you have a large party. [ Food ] 1. Sonora steak burrito 149 pesos (~$8) -- extra extra salty! Comes with sliced rib eye, caramelized onions, sautéed mushrooms, and cheese. I wasn't a fan of this, especially when my "burrito" looked and tasted more like a panini. 2. Baja Shrimp Burrito 149 pesos (~$8) -- better than the steak burrito. Comes with refried beans, caramelized onions, tomato, spinach, cheese, and chipotle dressing. Still panini-like and smaller than usual burritos. Not as salty as the steak burrito, but the amount of ingredients inside can improve. 3. Elote-- Complementary side with each order of burrito. Or should I just call this "brown rice corn?" Taste just like brown rice, as if it was microwaved in water. They give you mayonnaise, lime, and cajun peppers on the side so you can DIY your elote. I'm in Mexico! I want it in their signature corn on the cob style elote!