If you're in Del Rio this restaurant is a MUST! The food is wicked tasty - highly recommend the…read morebeef tip pasta with a side of Alfredo sauce. The beef tips literally melt in your mouth and the flavor, OMG incredible. Highly recommend the bread pudding and crème brûlée for dessert. Our server KiKi was the BEST! She was extremely friendly, had a great sense of humor, and very attentive. The vibe is upscale and romantic; great date night spot for sure. Def 10/10 recommend.

Amazing that for a town of 35,000 that this is now the only decent sit-down restaurant, and it's…read morereally 50% restaurant 50% bar that can get pretty loud. A restaurant that serves something other than Mexican food or hamburgers although 822 serves that too. Anyway, everything I've tried has been good, albeit fully priced by Del Rio standards (although hard to compare when there is nothing else), and the service is good too.

What a fun place. Great beer selection. Super patio to listen to music. Food truck was legit. Great…read morelittle place to have a relaxing evening.

CONSISTENTLY a positive experience. Drinks on rotation (old favs and new stuff to try), food trucks…read morefor something new, and fun events like karaoke and trivia. They do a great job of handling local over drinkers and visiting divas, while remaining welcoming and professional for all their regulars and happy visitors. 10/10 will always recommend, though you should bring earplugs if you're noise sensitive! Del Rio is CHATTY

It's been 20 years since I was last here and not much has changed. I went for the William Beckmann…read moreshow which was outside in their courtyard. It was a packed house. Prior to the show starting, only the inside was open. Inside felt safe and prices reasonable. Service was slow but understandable since there were so many people. This is one of the first bars you come across after crossing. I don't know when I'll be back but it's a good time.

As Wade Bowen says, "nobody goes to Acuna anymore". Well that ain't no joke folks, this place is a…read moreghost town. Nonetheless, this place is still a cool place to hang out for some day drinking and some dancing later in the evening. It's very spacious and doesn't get crowded - but I don't think anything in Acuna gets crowded these days. It's located about a block from the international bridge and is on the main street (Miguel Hidalgo St.) on the right-hand side as you stumble in. You can't miss it. Bottled beer is $1.54 (U.S. dollars) - how can you go wrong with that??? Yes, they take credit cards. Make sure your bank doesn't charge an international fee. A couple of scenes from the movie Desperado (and I *think* El Mariachi) were filmed here.

Great shrimp tacos. No fuss. Good atmosphere. Service is fast. Good place for a random weeknight.read more

Nothing special. Burger was OK. Very LOUD. Looked as if it had a quieter section behind a room…read moredivider, but it wasn't offered to me.

This place is in a residential neighborhood which was kind of odd. It's a somewhat close walk from…read morethe holiday inn. Their food is from a taco truck outside which they own.

There is nothing good about this dive. Well shots aren't cheap. Lots of military and feds here…read moremixing with locals. The waiters aren't great and will walk with your change unless you remind. Buy modelos & cuervo at local liquor store stay in your hotel room. My buddy turned 54 so we endured.

This is the Ramada house bar. When we walked in the sour smell of incompletely cleaned puke was…read morehard to ignore so we sat outside. Strictly macro brews on tap plus Shiner. We asked about cider, they offered IPAs, but maybe that was a language barrier. Typically low prices for the area so you won't spend much.

Veteran owned and operated, Sojo Cellar opened this past January and is a great spot for live music…read morewith a variety of wine options! Great ambience for a group on a Friday night.