Casa Rio
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Experience historic Tex-Mex at Casa Rio, San Antonio's oldest River Walk restaurant since 1946, featuring classic flavors, private events, and riverside dining., Experience historic Tex-Mex at Casa Rio, San Antonio's oldest River Walk restaurant since 1946, featuring classic flavors, private events, and riverside dining.
Menu highlights
- Veggies$3.95
- Chicken Fajita$4.95
- Beef Fajita$5.95
- Picadillo meat (ground beef) or chicken fajita$5.25
- Beef or shrimp fajita$6.25
- Vegetarian$17.95
- Beef fajita or Shrimp$23.95
- Jalapeño$0.75
- Cheddar cheese$1.00
- Bacon$1.50
- Picadillo beef$3.25
- Shredded chicken$3.25
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service4
- Value for money2
- Ambiance2
Frequently asked questions
Where is Casa Rio?+
Casa Rio is located at 430 East Commerce Street, San Antonio.
What kind of place is Casa Rio?+
Casa Rio is a Restaurant in San Antonio serving Mexican.
What are Casa Rio's opening hours?+
Casa Rio is open seven days a week. Casa Rio stays open late, until 23:00.
Is Casa Rio open on Sundays?+
Yes, Casa Rio is open on Sundays.
Does Casa Rio take reservations?+
Yes, you can book a table at Casa Rio online.
When is the best time to visit Casa Rio?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Monday.
How expensive is Casa Rio?+
Casa Rio is generally mid-range.
Does Casa Rio have vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free options?+
Yes, Casa Rio offers vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free options.
What does Casa Rio offer?+
Casa Rio offers Outdoor seating, Live music, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Family friendly.
Location
What people say
“The food was good, the service was great, and the ambiance can't be beat.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Jessica Cicero★★★Casa Rio is one of the more touristy spots on the San Antonio River Walk, but it was convenient to my hotel and the riverside location is definitely appealing. They also offer dinner cruises on the river, which adds to the experience for visitors. I sat outside right along the water, and the atmosphere was enjoyable overall. The biggest downside was the birds constantly hovering around and even stealing food from tables, which became pretty disruptive during the meal. The food itself was hit or miss. The spicy margarita was decent but nothing memorable. The chili con carne was actually very
János Szablya★★★★★A wonderful piece of San Antonio History. The service from the street to the table was fabulous. They made us feel right at home. The food was really good. I particularly loved the Chilli. The price for lunch was very reasonable. In many ways this family owned restaurant is responsible for the River Walk as we know it today.
Amber Gray-Kurz★★We tried this restaurant because it was well known and the first restaurant on the San Antonio River Walk. There was a long line, but they were pushing people through quickly so we didn’t have to wait more than 20 minutes. There was an outside bar to get a drink while waiting. The food was just okay and the service was extremely slow. As soon as we received the food the wait staff disappeared and when they reappeared, they came with the check and was eager for us to leave.
Julie Duffy★★★★★We had lunch at Casa Rio while exploring the San Antonio River Walk, and it was one of those meals where the atmosphere was just as memorable as the food. The photos don't really do it justice. We had beautiful weather, colorful umbrellas overhead, and a perfect view of the boats passing by on the river. Sitting outside and enjoying the scenery made the whole experience feel like a classic San Antonio afternoon. The food was good, the service was friendly, and I really enjoyed taking a break from exploring to relax along the water. One thing I thought was especially interesting is that Casa
Reviews sourced from Google.
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