I wanted to rate this excellent all day restaurant that is open 24 hours…read more The service and staff is excellent. The prices are fair, and its always full. The ambiance is casual and welcoming. The food and aguas frescas are always fresh. The breakfast plates are a great size, especially the omelets and guayin.

If you are ever in this hospital and get hungry, there are only a few places you can go on foot…read more But I never expected to find a delicious meal at a reasonable price at this establishment. My wife and I are visiting her granddaughter at the children's hospital. Visiting hours are over when the hunger hits. The first floor cafeteria and separate Starbucks is closed. But we hear there is an oasis in our dry deserted place; the second floor café! After hitting a couple of dead ends, we find a darkened double door with just one word screen printed on the lightly frosted glass: Oasis. After confirming it was still open, the choices at this hour looked dank. A traditional menu is no where in sight. The lone attendant informs us they have burgers, pizzas and croissant sandwiches. We opted for the personal pizza where you can add toppings similarly to Subway. Mine had pepperoni, mushrooms and pickled jalapeños. It was awesome. The crust was just the right combination of crunchy and soft. The taste was great too. My wife also marvelled at the crust and taste. We will eat there again!

Food was so delicious, if you do come here you have to make sure and get the biscuits. 10/10 so…read moresavory and buttery . Had to get two orders!! Food was well priced and so delicious. Will be back when I'm in the area!!

Wonderful food, business casual ambiance, and good service. The waiters and managers came around…read moreoften. The Molcajete with the flautas was amazing. They come with a wonderful tomato cheese sauce to dip the flautas. The ribeye chicharrón was very tender and came with guacamole. The chilaquiles suizos we're not really to my liking. The chips and salsas were wonderful. Beautiful decor. Plenty of space in a well lit parking lot. Truly recommend. Other restaurants near by.

Food in this place is good and varied. Prices are affordable and service is good. Ambiance is…read morefamily with a playground for the kids.

Langostino's Restaurant has been a seafood lover's destination restaurant, located in the city of…read moreRio Bravo for many years. If you're in the mood to enjoy amazing seafood, elegant dining, along with friendly service, Langostino's Restaurant and bar should be your seafood destination in Cd. Rio Bravo, in beautiful state of Tamaulipas. Please note that this visit actually happened three years ago, and I'm only getting around to posting it just now. I checked with friends in Rio Bravo and Langostino's is alive and well, so this article is current. As you walk into the restaurant, you'll note this is an upscale, elegant restaurant, with a beautiful decor, and friendly staff who are dressed in ties. The staff will welcome and seat you... and your menu will be brought to you immediately, as Langostino's takes pride in their amazing service. On this beautiful Thursday evening, I happened to be enjoying the amazing Mexican seafood cuisine with my friends Jerry and Edna, who happen to live north of the border in the greater McAllen, Texas area. As the name "langostino's" applies - that's "lobster" in Spanish - Langostino's specializes in seafood, and the extensive menu features just about every variety of Mexican seafood that you could imagine. After placing our orders, we were treated to corn tortilla chips, with TWO varities of fresh, in-house made salsa, along with bowls of fish soup as appetizers. Oh yes... what a way to get dinner started! Edna ordered her favorite dish of "Filete Almendrado," which is fried fish fillets, covered with white almond sauce, and a side of white rice. This is not your "typical" Mexican fish fare, as Langostino's Restaurant is a class-act, and this is world-class fare in any country. My friend Jerry and I ordered identical dinners of "Camarones Rellenos Empanizados," which features breaded shrimp, stuffed with cheese, wrapped in bacon, and deep-fried to a golden goodness. Included with the main course are white rice, fries, and a small dinner salad. Where are the refried beans? You're on the east coast of Mexico, and refried beans aren't common as they are on the west coast, or the central portions of the country. On the east coast of Mexico, refried beans are replaced with plain white rice or fries. My friend Jerry Flinn describes Langostino's Restaurant as "affordable elegance" and I would agree with him, as the restaurant is elegant, the service is remarkable, the food is fantastic, and the cost of dining is more than affordable, even by Mexican standards. When you're in the mood for fine dining in Cd. Rio Bravo, with the emphasis on the best seafood you can find, look no further than Langostino's Restaurant. You'll be treated to amazing food, elegant dining, low, low prices, and super-friendly staff. Bring your Spanish... as no English is spoken at Langostino's Restaurant in Cd. Rio Bravo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. 5-star dining in every way!

The food was delicious. The fajita steak was tender. The service was great and the setting is…read moreamazing. We first came in 2011 when it was just a house.

The aesthetics will bring you in and take back to an old hacienda as I would imagine it. The decor…read moreand architecture is beautiful and a lot of attention to detail went with designing and building this place. Everyone in my party raved about their plates and their meals. I had the chile relleno and it was amazing along with the beautiful plating. The service was great. Everything was clean to include the bathrooms. I left with a smile and a full tummy.