Rio Bravo

Updated review. On a recent visit was surprised to see a weekend-only roast Pork special. I did not hesitate ordering it, which is a statement given my burrito dependence. Impressive dish. Tender from being perfectly cooked. Nicely spiced . Served with a side of excellent Pico De Gallo (no cilantro, thank goodness), two grilled jalapeños (not tame), corn tortillas and a trio of salsas. Thoroughly happy with the experience. So much, I did not have a longing for burritos on my mind.Over the last years, Bravo has clearly become more popular. With limited indoor seating, the upcoming dreary season hopefully does not financially strain the restaurant. As always, a must-stop when in the area.

Nachos were fantastic and filling for 2 people! In fact 4 of us shared them. The bar is actually outside and that was really cool and unique. You order your food inside but it would be hard to eat inside because the area is quite small. We ate outside on this hot sunny day and thoroughly enjoyed our cold beer. Chilaquiles we're ok. Not how I have had them before. I thought the cut up tortillas were supposed to be soggy with scrambled eggs and oil. But these were more like nachos with some hard chips and some soggy ones. It was odd but not bad tasting. They were topped with crema and queso. The stuffed jalapeños were excellent and the biggest I've ever seen! They came out hot and wrapped in sizzling bacon. They are stuffed with chorizo and cheese. Interesting and a must order item.

A nice dog-friendly outdoor seating area, and a friendly staff, make this restaurant appealing. The food is much like what you'd expect from a food truck (I suspect that they formerly were a food truck, but don't know).We had tacos: a taco plate (3 tacos with rice and beans) and 3 à la carte tacos -- we tried carnitas, fish, and carne asada -- each of which had a tack-on additional price (75₵ for carnitas 99₵ for fish and carne asada). I guess that chicken is standard, and these others aren't.The sauces were good (different spice levels and flavors), and the tacos came on soft corn tortillas. The carne asada and carnitas both had some flavor, but not as much as you'd expect. The fish, described as mahi-mahi, was a white fish, and it was cooked without being deep fried (which is good), and came with a white sauce (pretty standard). Each taco had cilantro, onions, and lots of shredded iceberg lettuce.I would describe the food as adequate, but unfortunately somewhat uninspired, not being particularly flavorful and with the iceberg lettuce actually detracting from the quality. So, there's nothing wrong with their food, but it's not so good that I long to go back.

Yummy food, attentive staff and quaint ambiance. We always enjoy coming here. Small, but we love eating inside or outside. The view of Mt. Si on a clear or even a cloudy day is gorgeous.

Every time we eat here I'm reminded how wonderful it is to find good tacos in this part of WA. Chorizo and lengua is great. Al Pastor (pineapple/onion style) and carnitas both solid. Pozole hits the spot. Love this place.

Had Rio Bravo in North Bend cater our event for 70+ guests this past weekend. They were amazing! I worked with Diego Lira and he lined up our catering choices and made sure we were taken care of. Was extremely responsive and on time. They even provided chaffing dishes and provided the food in the huge container to keep everything warm. Everyone was more than happy, the food quality was fantastic!We will definitely be having them cater another event for us in the future.

so dang good! lots of outdoor seating and such good food!! nice service :) will come again!

I stopped by the beautiful Snoqualmie falls and needed a snack afterwards. Choosing the Rio Bravo over the burger joint next door, I was excited to sit down in their little dining room and eat my chicken taquitos. Unfortunately my chicken was bland, overcooked, and I left unsatisfied. (My other friends eating with me did not enjoy their lacking chicken tacos and chicken burrito) I am giving them a 2 star because the Horchata was pretty good.Service was interesting, seems like they employ a younger group of people. They were friendly but forgetful at times. I ordered horchata but was not served it until I asked again. I do love small places to eat at, but I wasn't very happy leaving the Rio Bravo.

Tacos de lengua were excellent. Friendly staff, ample amount of outdoor seating, no complaints here. Perfect post Little Si hike meal.

Tried the breakfast burrito to go, which I enjoyed. Service was fast and the price was fair.Will try again next time in town.