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    3.5 (144 reviews)

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    Almond Crusted Salmon with Wild Rice Pilaf and Sautéed Vegetables
    Taste B.

    Brett's Bistro has prime real estate on the main strip in Red River, NM. This tiny, quaint restaurant is absolutely wonderful. The staff is nice and friendly, the service is speedy and the Chef is nothing less than amazing. Brett's Bistro is always on our list of restaurants to dine at when we visit Red River. We will put them up against any high end Steak Restaurant. Food Review: Almond Crusted Salmon - a large piece of perfectly cooked moist, juicy flavorful salmon topped with wonderful seasoning and crusted thin almond slices. Sautéed Vegetables - very tender, well seasoned zucchini, onions, broccoli and corn with a hint of olive oil were absolutely delicious. Wild Rice Pilaf - perfectly cooked seasoned wild rice was absolutely amazing. Rib Eye Steak - large steak, grilled to medium perfection was seasoned good. The steak was tender and absolutely amazing. Baked Potato - topped with cheese, butter, extra sour cream and bacon bits was very good. House Salad with homemade Blue Cheese dressing - crisp greens, tomatoes, carrots and onions covered with homemade blue cheese dressing with bits of blue cheese crumbles was absolutely wonderful. *this place is top notch and highly recommend*

    Ribeye Steak
    LC G.

    Brett's Bistro is amazing! Check out my complete review here https://www.yelp.com/biz/bretts-bistro-red-river?hrid=Ux7AqYSthlAnpeKKFIIwbQ&utm_source=ishare&utm_content=review

    Trout, NY strip - 20oz, Lamb Chops, rice pilaf, mashed potatoes, mixed veggies, french fries
    WhiskeyBros L.

    While in Red River, NM the Whiskey Bros happened upon a jewel of a restaurant. We were walking to a certain planned destination but happened upon Brett's outdoor signage claiming to have prime rib. Prime rib, being what it is, instantly captivates the attention of any unassuming Whiskey Bro just as a flower captivates a bee. We were, as these things seem to happen, whisked into the restaurant on hopes and dreams that only sensual culinary satiation can provide. The let down that we experienced when the sweet waitress exclaimed that they were indeed out of their prime rib was an axe to our revived core. As culinary adventurism often requires, we determined that we would see things through. With a commitment to this ideal we would stay, order a bottle of red, and try to make the most of a bloody disaster. What followed provided shocks and surprises the wisest Whiskey Bro could never have hoped for. Often we must pull ourselves from the depths of a sensual culinary dive to gain a critical perch from which to judge a meal. We tried, but to no avail. The smorgasbord of steak, trout and lamb accompanied by various interestingly 'sauced' sides locked us into an olfactory journey only the best of critics could dissect. When we had the group realization that we could taste Key lime in the mushrooms our brains nearly exploded with awe. Everything before us was merely... complex and perfect. After the meal, our plates showing the magnitude of the destruction we laid upon them and us moaning after a battle hard won. Our kind waitress merely asked an otherwise unassuming question. "Dessert?" I don't exactly recall what the dessert was. Sensing our severe struggle with thinking in general, not to mention our limited capacity to merely communicate, our waitress ordered for us. She was so empathetic to our pain. It was a cake 'something' with ice cream. More than enough for three very large men. I only remember the frenzied attack that occurred after that first hesitant taste, the likes of which can be witnessed in zombie movies. If you are ever in Red River, New Mexico; or Taos, or anywhere in this corner of the world. Do yourself a favor and devote an evening to a serious exploration of Brett's Bistro. Like us, it may well set a new standard for your own culinary adventures.

    Jerome R.

    Really surprised about $19.95 mushroom dish -appetizer - that did not meet description and service that did not care. Early visit, excellent service and meal with in expectations.

    Carrot cake
    Leyla H.

    The French onion soup definitely deserves a 5 star. The salmon is also a great meal and is very fresh tasting. The chicken fried steak is also delicious- expect a large portion size for this meal. This place serves good food but however for the price this may be considered unreasonable. The carrot cake was served very cold and the frosting was no good. Could have been a better cake. I would give this a 3 star but for how good the soup and bread is I'm giving it a 4.

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    Tiffany P.

    Stopped in here for lunch and was blown away. Crabby Patty for the win. Side salad with Brett's house made dressing was .

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    Tim K.

    We go to Red River once a year to see snow, and it's one of the most friendly towns that you can find except for the Alpine Lodge. They hate dogs. anyway, we have never tried the Bistro, however my wife is extremely picky about crab cakes and these are some of the best she's ever had except they were kind of large. We will be going back next year!!

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    We had the Brie appetizer, elk, and the filet mignon. The service was a little slow, but the food was great.

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    Ask the Community - Brett's Bistro

    Texas Reds Steakhouse - 10 oz ribeye

    Texas Reds Steakhouse

    3.3(234 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    Steak & pork chop were, indeed, beautifully done. So were the baked potatoes. Service was…read moreexcellent. Prices were good. Soup, bread, and deserts were all meh. But overall, I'll take it for the price and the beautifully done meat.

    I will show mad love to Texas Reds Steakhouse because this is what we have been wanting since we…read morearrived in New Mexico!! Flavor, seasoning and something other than Mexican food! lol. Don't get me wrong, we love Mexican food, but nothing can beat our TexMex! Beware they are open 7 days a week for the holidays until 5 Jan. They open at 4:30. When you come in, it's beautifully decorated for Christmas! They have a fire burning where you can wait and not definitely had a rustic feel to it! They sat us next to the fire which was really nice for it being cold outside. Our server was very attentive, nice and knowledgeable. The menus were pretty spiffy too as it looked like an old newspaper clipping! They had a variety of steak and also had different animal options like elk & bison. The prices were a bit steep but given the quality and how well they executed the meal, I would say it was well worth it! You are offered a pretzel like bread with butter while ordering. Our waiter was on it and he continued to fill our drinks before we could even ask for more! What we ordered: - Bison ribeye (medium+): this was a gem! If you've never had bison before, don't get scared! It tastes just like cow only it's better for you! The cook was perfection and the seasoning on point! My 13 year old ordered it and devoured it! He had initially asked for A1 sauce but because it was flavored so well, opted not to use it. He said it was one of the best steaks he has ever had! - Ground Elks (medium) w/ chile and grilled onions: it comes dry but our waiter suggested adding green chile and onions to it (beware that's an $11 up charge). It was flavored well, cooked well and tasted amazing. My husband never had elk and said it was really good. Tasted just like ground beef with just a hint of something different. - 12 oz New York sirloin (medium): cooked to perfection, seasoned perfectly and topped it with a garlic/butter compound. My daughter, who rarely eats anything more than a 3oz, ate more than half because she liked it that much. - 10oz ribeye (medium): cooked and flavored to perfection again!! On top of that, it was so tender and melted like butter in my mouth! It was so smooth, and just an amazing quality I hadn't had in such a long time. While ribeye comes fatty, this was utter perfection! I typically only eat about 4-5 oz, but ate the entire thing! If we decide to come back to this area, we will definitely stop here! If you want a good steak, go here!!!

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