Rio Bravo - Table reservation

With Mexican restaurants at apparently every corner it can be difficult to decide what to go. The first step to Rio Bravo, we were greeted and almost immediately withdrawn and looked after like norma, with a salsa spicy enough to make me sweat, what was brilliant. But I felt adventurous and decided to try a queen. At first it was a strange choice, but when it arrived, it was anything but usual. There were a lot of add-ins I didn't expect and, quite honestly, I was happy. The taste was exactly what it should have been for shrimps, in my opinion, and there was a free amount of cheese that was not overwhelming as most Quesadillas are. I will return to this place for many years.

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I don?t often rate restaurants 5 stars, however this is a great authentic Mexican Restaurant. The overall price you pay for the amount of food you get is great. The place seams to always be busy. The staff is friendly and courteous. About a month ago we went here with my father before he passed away and he was in a wheelchair and they where very accommodating to his needs. It was the last restaurant my father ate at before his passing, however this was also one of his favorite places to come and eat.

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So good. Not much to eat around these parts but they do have good Mexican food. I like to eat vegetarian or vegan when I eat so I was pleasantly surprised by the variety. Really good. Nice staff. Will be back. Loved it

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The food is delicious. The decor is quaint. The employees work hard to give you a pleasant time and a great experience. Im a first time customer... But will be a returning one... Thumbs up all the way around!

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Salsa has evolved over the years, much like other things. Personally, I believe it was better before, but it still holds up decently for the small town of Mason.

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