The food was cold dry and no flavor they were flys around…read morefood and the price for this is not worth it Comida seca y sin sabor Moscas en la comida Y para el precio la verdad no vale la pena

I have dined here during time visiting the Monterey area. All in all I would say it is a really…read moregood place to go for a great steak without a bunch of extra sauces or anything like that. It just highlights the meat. They have some serving options where it is served on a warm hot plate to keep the steak warm . Service is good, but I am also an American so my communication is limited with the weight staff as far as ambience goes it is a really sharp looking place that lives up to what the price is set at and a really nice steakhouse to go and enjoy a nice dinner at. I would visit again.

Solid steak restaurant, very good drinks as well. Occasionally have specials that are off menu and…read morevery good.

I went to the Foodbox twice during my stay in Monterrey and both times it was excellent. And both…read moretimes I got Billy Pickles and Fries. Sorry but it was too good to not do it again. The dipping sauce that comes with the fries is amazing. Not sure what's in it but WoW it's like a party in your mouth. Both of my servers were very nice and patient as I used Google Translate on the menu. The place has a cool vibe and was playing an NFL game once when I came in. I ate at American lunchtime which was a little after they opened so I think I was the only one in the place both times. Highly recommend this place. Monterrey has a lot of great burger joints but this place definitely holds it own. If you think America makes good burgers pop into The Foodbox and let them show you how they do. Thanks guys for the delicious meal and fun dinning experience

Wow! I did not expect to get a burger and fries in Monterrey that is better than most in the US,…read morebut I did. Recommended by a friend native to Monterrey, and it did not disappoint. I had the King James with fries, and my wife had the Lewis with onion rings. All of it was great. Our server, Karen, was extremely patient and didn't mind that we both had to use a translator app. The ambiance is nothing special, so one star off for that. Check this place out--you won't be disappointed.

We liked this place. They have great espresso drinks and breakfast was fabulous with a lovely…read morecroissant for the eggs and ham. I opted for no ham and put the eggs in my croissant. Yummmmmmm!!! Fast service and we def recommend as many places are not open until late. VIPS opens at 7am.

Although this place gives me Denny-like vibes, it is much better than that. The food, the service,…read moreand the extra treats (doughnuts, croissants, bread) they give you at the beginning of breakfast made this place amazing. I ordered a chilaquiles Norteños entree and it was delicious. I also tried my friend's spinach scrambled and liked it (but mine was better). Everyone had good things to say about their food. The green juice my friend ordered was very natural and tasty. I'd recommend this place for larger groups as it definitely is a large place. It's also very close in walking distance to a lot of shopping and touristic areas like Barrio Antiguo.

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!