Memo's Restaurant

the food was decent wish i took a picture we had a big group of peopletook so long before we even got our chips and salsa the staff was nicethe chips were the bestand the cute view by the water

Me and my wife love this little gem. The view is the best in Del Rio and the food is always good. We love the atmosphere, there's nothing better than a nice dinner at a calm relaxing spot. The staff is always friendly and super helpful i love how the beer is always served with a chilled glass. I guess as we have gotten older we enjoy going somewhere where you can carry on a normal conversation and not have to raise your voice. Please know this is a family restaurant and service tends to be a lot slower than you are used to, so it might not be for you.

great view of a nice creek from the dining area. service was pretty good but the food was just your average Mexican food. I had chicken tacos that were somewhat bland and came with the standard beans and rice, nothing to get excited about on anything just ok food. The complimentary chips were pretty good, homemade with thick corn tortillas and the salsa was spicy but very thin.

Historic Memo's has still got the touch! Arguably one of the better sit downs in Del Rio, you'll get authentic Mexican food with a gorgeous view of the San Felipe creek. If you appreciate history and fast service with a "family owned and operated" atmosphere I would recommend calling ahead to make a reservation first. Excellent homemade salsa and queso, and any fajita option will be a safe bet. Just make it clear if you're sensitive to spicy like I am. On Thursday's they have live music! I'll definitely be back!

Recommended by a friend of mine so decided to check this place out. It is located right before the mini-bridge on E Losoya Street on the side of the road; though there are no big signs it's relatively easy to find since it's right before the bridge and also the only store on that corner next to a small dead-end alley (Calderon Ln). Parking is not bad though I arrived late past 20:00 in the evening, I was able to find a spot in front of the restaurant to park. I imagine if you arrive earlier during busy hours you may have to park on the street somewhere closeby.They have free baked tortilla chips, which is nice; you do have to request for non-spicy sauce if you can't take spice, since their default sauce is relatively spicy (as a non-spice eater). Ordered the beef stew enchiladas with guacamole, which came with beans, sliced lettuce, carrots and cheese, very authentically hispanic, giving a home-made feel and the portions are pretty large. Thought the food was not particularly exciting, it is pretty decent. The waitress was very attentive and friendly, though they seem to be a bit understaffed on that evening. The prices I would say slightly higher than what it's worth, but overall reasonable. If you love live music, this is the place to be on Thursday evenings since they invite live bands to perform. They also have a pool table where you can play, which was quite nice. The ambiance is very homey and easy-going, relatively clean with a bar at the left flank of the restaurant so you don't need to order full meals and can just come and chill at the bar. Of course, if you enjoy restaurants with a history, this is a must-go because they have many historic photos dated 80+ years. Last but not least, you can also come here for the view - the windows of the restaurant glances out to a large park with a beautiful blue river. If they can get innovative with their menu and reduce the pricing, it would be a 5-star restaurant. Potentially the top restaurants in Del Rio! Keep up the good work Memo's!

Okay food... enchilada were not that great... but it was bad either... the hot sauce was good..

Terrible food. Nothing els to say. We ate here 2 times only because we don't know how bat it was the first time. Go to taco bell it's comparable

Good food. Cold beer the service was kinda slow. Hard place to find for someone out of town. Not bad Mexican food at all

The only reason I gave this place two stars instead of two was because of the beautiful view. I ordered chalupas and was given two stale tostadas with a crap ton of beans, questionable shredded chicken and one tablespoon of cheese...lukewarm and flavorless. But the worst part about it is the service. Our waitress was SO SO SO rude. Anytime one of my friends or I asked her a question, she just stared us down with daggers for eyes and answered in the most unhelpful way possible, usually just a curt "no." I never received the side of cheese I asked for and I sat at the table for an hour and a half before receiving my food. The music was so loud no one could talk to each other at the table, I'm sure I won't get my hearing back for at least 10 min after I leave the restaurant....and I still don't have my cheese. There are much better options to eat dinner at, such as Ajillos. DO NOT COME HERE.

The location is so beautiful, and our server was so sweet and wonderful... However, the food is terrible. When I say TERRIBLE, I mean terrible. I got sick when I got home and I'm still sick this morning I had the taco salad with chicken and it was beyond bad... I'll eat anything, so I went forward, even though my grandmother warned me the chicken looked bad... anyway, I'm certainly paying the price now. We went on Saturday night and there were never more than 4 tables inside the whole place. With the view and location being a beautiful as it is, it's an absolute shame the menu is as lazily outdated as it is... Del Rio certainly lacks in the restaurant department, but this place could change that if they changed their food suppliers, menus, and spruced up the place a bit.