5/5 DenvHer C. 7 months ago on Google
Rio
Grande
Mexican
Restaurant
in
LoDo
is
now
serving
brunch
on
weekends
10am
-
3pm
(downtown
Denver
only)
and
we
couldn’t
wait
to
check
out
their
new
breakfast
menu.
Bottomless
Mimosas
are
available
for
only
$22
with
purchase
of
an
entree!
We
arrived
at
Rio
and
were
seated
in
a
booth
by
the
bar.
The
restaurant
was
lively
as
patrons
enjoyed
generous
plates
of
classic
Mexican
fare
&
margaritas.
The
staff
were
awesome,
and
GM
Matt
ensured
we
had
everything
we
needed
while
we
dined.
Can’t
decide
between
a
Mimosa
or
Margarita?
Rio
took
care
of
that
with
the
Mimosarita!
The
Mimosarita
was
made
with
Rio’s
own
Classic
Marg,
fresh-squeezed
OJ,
and
champagne.
A
refreshing
blend
of
frozen
orange
juice,
sparkling
champs
&
zingy
tequila.
The
Big
Tex
Marg
was
made
with
Cuervo
tradicional
silver,
orange
liqueur,
&
fresh
citrus.
A
solid
marg
with
Rio’s
specialty
blend
of
citrus
juices
served
on
the
rocks.
The
Breakfast
Burrito
was
made
with
scrambled
eggs,
jack
cheese,
&
braised
pork.
A
hearty
dish
-
the
warm
tortilla
was
smothered
in
melty
cheese
&
packed
with
piping
hot
ingredients.
The
Pancakes
were
made
with
maple
cinnamon
whipped
butter,
fresh
fruit,
&
real
maple
syrup.
The
pancakes
picked
up
a
delicate
spice
from
the
hot
maple
cinnamon
butter
that
was
made
flavorfully
sweet
from
the
real
maple
syrup.
The
Steak
&
Eggs
were
made
with
grilled
skirt
steak,
poached
eggs,
roasted
potatoes,
refried
beans,
avocado
cilantro
chimichurri,
grilled
jalapeño,
caramelized
red
onion,
&
handmade
flour
tortillas.
The
tender
skirt
steak
was
thinly
sliced,
seared,
&
served
alongside
eggs
sunny
side
up
-
packed
with
protein
and
flavor.
The
Crab
Cake
Benedict
was
made
with
Atlantic
Red
Crab
cake,
poached
eggs,
lime-cilantro
hollandaise,
&
roasted
potatoes.
A
tasty
variation
on
the
classic
benedict
-
the
hollandaise,
&
runny
poached
eggs
blanketed
the
crab
cakes.
The
Diabla
Shrimp
Empanadas
were
made
with
sautéed
shrimp,
chile
de
árbol
sauce,
&
jack
cheese.
The
shrimp
had
firecracker
spice
and
chew
in
texture
that
paired
well
with
the
crisp
fried
exterior
of
the
empanada.
The
Chile
Con
Queso
was
made
with
a
cheese
blend
and
pico
de
gallo.
My
favorite
queso
in
town
-
the
TexMex
dip
was
silky
smooth
in
perfect
cheesy
taste.
We
ended
our
brunch
with
tequila
shots
-
when
at
Rio!
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