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All-American Bar & Grille
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Rio All-Suite Casino Resort3700 W Flamingo Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89136
(702) 252-7777
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Garage
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Good For:
- Late Night, Lunch, Dinner
- Music:
- Background
- Best Nights:
- Fri, Sun, Sat
- Happy Hour:
- Yes
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Smoking:
- No
- Coat Check:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Good For Dancing:
- No
- Ambience:
- Casual
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Caters:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
About This Business:
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101 reviews for All-American Bar & Grille
Review Highlights
"I ordered the 22 oz bone in rib eye."
(in 4 reviews)
"One of the best steaks I've ever had."
(in 18 reviews)
"BEST MUSHROOM SWISS BURGER EVER."
(in 4 reviews)
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101 reviews in English
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Review from Deb M.
Norwalk, CA
11/8/2011 1 Check-in Here
Caesar salad with New York Strip on top :)
I thought I'd eaten here about 10 years ago with my parents when they lived in Vegas, after this meal I'm not sure at all now. I remember a primo steak house. This place served steak but they served everything in between as well.
Chalk it up to being the end of a long day of driving and two very tired people. We couldn't decide on a restaurant and were not hungry enough or energetic enough to try a buffet. So we ended up here because I remembered it fondly. It delivered well on the food, quality was excellent by all standards. A bit pricey. I think the caesar salad with steak on top was just under $20. The point is, I was HAPPY with it. So it's ok.
Versatile menu and VERY enthusiastic and attentive waitstaff. They aim to please and just about bend over backward to give you what you want. Or what they think you want. As long as you are happy, then they are happy. NICE experience, even though i was tired and not in the mood for too much interaction.
I think I would rather try this place again when i can enjoy it more. Ambiance was great, service stellar. Food pretty darn awesome. It earned it's five stars!
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Review from Desiree J.
Las Vegas, NV
1/21/2012 1 Check-in Here
I don't have rave reviews about this place nor do I have many complaints. I guess it's just kinda average as far as bar and grilles go!
Main course: (Me) NY Steak cooked Med-Well w/ baked potato (Friend) Filet Mignon cooked Med w/ baked potato
My steak was a bit over cooked but still flavorful and delicious. My friends steak on the other hand was still squirming on the plate and bleeding all over the place. If it was me, I would have sent the steak back immediately, but because it took so long to get initially he sucked it up and ate it. The veggies were a bit on the salty side but still good.
The best part of the dinner was when the fire alarm went off and nobody seemed to know what to do so they went about things as usual, like it was a common occurrence.
Dessert was good. I had Red Velvet cake, it was flavorful and moist, and my friend had cheesecake that was pretty fabulous.
All in all it was ok, I would probably eat there again if I was staying at the Rio but I wouldn't make a special trip to go there. -
Review from Richard K.
Algonquin, IL
1/7/2012
I think this place is understaffed.
Our waiter came to our table of 6 when we got there and took our drink orders, 15 mins later we got our drinks. He said he'd be right back for our orders and 20 mins later he returned.
Look, the food here was good, I ordered the ribs and fries...edible.
This place was my first meal in Vegas and I was dissapointed by the service. The food was passible, barely.
Probably wont return -
Review from Jules S.
I can't really say anything good about this place because I've tried to stay away from it for such a long time already. Unfortunately, one of us had a $10 off coupon for this place, so why not? Ten bucks is ten bucks...even though they move like the speed of light on the slot machines.
Our waiter was below average. The place wasn't busy but I noticed our waiter moving aimlessly to just move around with no purpose. He was nice at first, but paid no mind to us after he introduced himself and after delivered our food even though he knew we were Diamond guests.
The food here is OK. The spareribs I had were decent. Their soup...not worth the price of a Campbell's can! It's a good place to eat if you're pressed for time. But if you got time, I'd find some other place that serves a little better fare and quicker service. Chances are, either scenario will have you finishing at the same time. So, you might as well avoid the questionable service altogether. -
Review from John M.
Corona, CA
2/5/2012
Went here simply because I was hungry, it was late and I didn't want to leave my hotel (Rio). I was very pleasantly surprised. At first glance the prices seem a little high, but the portions are huge! Also, if you are in the mood for steak but not eager to spend $30 or more, I recommend the Cobb salad with steak for $17. They literally put a whole steak on your salad, it's awesome!
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Review from Jake W.
San Francisco, CA
1/28/2012
Meh. What would you expect for a random bar inside a crappy Vegas hotel? It's food. It's overpriced. It's not great. I had the french dip and the meat was super dry and the au jus mediocre. The waffle fries were just your standard waffle fries presumably out of a freezer (i.e., pretty awesome actually!). Certainly would never seek this place out, but if you're stuck in the Rio and want some quick food...
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Review from Angie W.
11/20/2011 1 Check-in Here
It's your typical sports bar with tvs everywhere.
The back room is pretty cool with the tri-level fireplace. Prime rib with fried onion quesadilla was really good. However, the prime rib was a lil dry.
Service was average. Probably wouldn't come back unless for the late night specials or if someone really wanted to come.Listed in: Stars & Stripes, Between Bread, Travels | Vegas, baby!
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Review from Monica L.
Rosemead, CA
11/8/2011
Came here once and it was awesome!
Second time came here..also after clubbing hehehe....was about 2am. Asked for steak and eggs, medium rare. It came out completely well done and dry, and even the waiter knew so when I asked him to come back, he gave me a "yea I know I'll fix it" right away and took back my order. Second time, the steak was still well done, and I didnt even have to ask...he asked to refire another steak right away. :) Third time was the charm...waiter told the chef to make it rare, and it came out delish! I love the service and the amazingly nice waiter...food was mehhh...It was good, but would have been better if they made it right the first time. The NY steak was also not super great quality, but for late night cheap food, it'll do...especially when youre buzzin' and just need some food in your belly! -
Review from Jennifer A.
Lansdale, PA
10/19/2011 1 Check-in Here
Not good, but not horrible.
Service is not good we only saw our waitress to order and get the check. However, they did make a grilled cheese for my friend and I even though it wasn't on the menu, so thats a plus. But...the grilled cheese and fries were like 12 bucks each...really?? I should have bought a loaf of bread and cheese and created one with the iron in our room. It would have probably tasted better. Yeah they weren't even that good, who messes u a grilled cheese?? Boo...
My friends went back to watch football on Sunday and guess what they don't have breakfast but they're open like 24 hours. Just weird!
I guess you have to take what you can get, if you have a late night craving or want to watch a game, but otherwise avoid this place. -
Review from Rudy J.
Covina, CA
12/28/2011 1 Check-in Here
Bomb Ass Food....the steak was one of the best steaks I've ever had and I've had lots of steaks in my life time. Surprised on the price being a little pricey for being a Bar & Grill spot but once I ate, it was ALL worth it. If you stay at the Rio, you must try this place. YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!!!!
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Review from Kelli M.
Irvine, CA
12/28/2011
We had a relative visiting for the holidays from Spain and decided to bring him to the AAB&G to experience traditional American food. Our experience was so poor that I'm not even going to spend a lot of time on this review. But here are the highlights, or "low lights", that contributed to our very poor experience.
~ Seated us in the bar, even though we had a 6 y.o. with us
~ The AAB&G meatloaf was grilled and served with BBQ sauce on it. who eats meatloaf like that? not Americans.
~ ordered Cobb salad with no onions and ranch dressing, came with onions, no blue cheese and blue cheese dressing (BTW, Cobb Salad was made with iceburg lettuce. If I wanted iceburg lettuce, I would have ordered the Wedge Salad.)
~ never saw the waitress after the food was delivered to even let her know that I possibly received someone else's Cobb Salad
~ grilled jumbo asparagus was burned, they tried to cover it up by pouring lots of kosher salad and ground black peppercorn on it; if you're into charbroiled asparagus, this might be for you
Skip this place. Or, if you do go, stick with a burger and a beer. -
Review from Amy H.
Raleigh, NC
12/29/2011
I ate here twice while I was staying at the Rio. The first time, I got the chicken quesadilla and it was ok - nothing special. The 2nd time I got the cheeseburger which was so dry that it was practically inedible. I am giving it 2 stars because the service was good and the fries were pretty tasty. You should probably go spend your money elsewhere though.
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Review from Toi S.
Wildwood, FL
11/9/2011
The All-American Bar & Grille (AAB&G) is located inside the RIO Hotel & Casino. There are two distinct areas of the AAB&G. The front half is a bar area with seating & TVs to catch the sports events, and a dining area in the back. The food is good and so is the service. As the name implies, it is "American Pub fare" with a selection of salads mixed in too. This is a great place to have a hamburger & beer after a round of golf or a day at the pool. It is also a good place to go for BBQ, steak, or prime rib too. We have eaten there since the Rio opened in 1991.
Over the years, the menu has expanded to include many more varieties of beer, appetizers, and entrees. There is something for everyone on their menu. The only unfortunate part is that the prices have really increased. No way, no how, a cheese burger & fries should be over $10, and I don't care how good it is. A domestic bottle beer is now $5, and really should be closer to $3. Bar management should realize that the more reasonable drink prices are, the more beverages their patrons will consume. Of course, I'm not the one paying their rent, but the prices that they are charging today no longer qualify it as a good value. That is the only shortcoming that I can see with AAB&G. Aside from that, AAB&G is a good place to eat. -
Review from Vanessa A.
Norwalk, CA
12/5/2011 3 Check-ins Here
OVER PRICED!! Customer service lacking all around begining with the server, bus boy & hostess. Food was less than average especially for the price they were charging!! I knew I should've just gone to Jack in the Box or spent the money gambling.
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Review from Amy P.
Santa Barbara, CA
9/19/2011 1 Check-in Here
Dine here around 3 am on 9/5/11. Service was super slow, which doesn't make sense since the waiter did not have many guests to wait on and was doing alot of standing around.
I ordered their potato cheese soup and a strawberry milkshake. The potato cheese soup was served luke warm and tasted like it came fresh out of a Campbell's Soup Can. Really gross! Marie Calendar's is way better! The Strawberry Milkshake was not very good either. In-N-Out has a much better and tastier strawberry shake.
Final Verdict: Food and service was an overall disappointment!!!! -
Review from Audra S.
8/27/2011 3 Check-ins Here
It's a little pricey, but it's in a casino. What can you do.
Their menu is HUGE! I mean, you can get just about anything your heart desires. For instance, I had the crab legs (pre-cracked, Amen to that) and he had a jumbo hot dog. That's quite the stretch on food selection, if you ask me.
We were both happy and satisfied, even if his giant hot dog cost $16. -
Review from Daniel C.
Gainesville, VA
Got the half chicken. Was delish. Price is pretty expensive though. But normal since it's in a casino. Waffle fries = win!
Sadly didn't get to try any burgers or steaks. -
Review from Victor L.
8/9/2011 1 Check-in Here
Great place for some real nice comfort foods. This place was way better than i expected.
Tried the Prime Rib and French Onion Quesadilla and is was really good. Not overly stuffed with cheese and nice thick chunks of meat. Came with some nice fresh pico de gayo which i'm a sucker for everywhere.
Nor Easter Burger is one of the best burgers I have had in Vegas. Thick and juicy meat, pastrami, and a perfectly cooked egg on top. What else could you ask for? Did i mention they can come with waffle fries? Perfection.
Service wasn't all there though. Guy was kind of rude and didn't seem to want to be there. The room I sat in was kind of dark also. Other than that i would definitely go back. -
Review from Sheryl M.
7/16/2011 1 photo
Starving after a long hard day of shopping and hitting the slot machines and craps table...I was looking forward to a good lunner (lunch and dinner combined). We ended up at the All-American Bar & Grille where I'm told they have awesome steaks and burgers.
Reading through the menu, my eyes stopped on "Aged steak"...."rib eye"....yep I was decided.
Awesome choice! The steak was tender, juicy...a little over cooked than the way I ordered, but tasty nonetheless. It came with a side starch (I ordered paella - you can take the girl out of hawaii, but you can't take the love of rice out of the girl). While having lunner, I noticed a lot of patrons ordering burgers...to my left, to my right, and servers carrying trays out to the front....I guess that's what I'll try next time....maybe....c'mon...steak or hamburger....really??? is that a question???? -
Review from Ryan L.
San Francisco, CA
8/12/2011
I went in with pretty high expectations, after seeing "dry aged beef", and was disappointed.
We went in August 2011 during a large conference event, and due to having reservations, were seated quickly, so I can't fault them on that.
I'd say service overall was good; better than at some other dining establishments at the Rio, but not up to the standard of on-Strip properties like the Wynn.
However, the actual food was pretty inconsistent -- drinks weren't great, and while some of the steaks were correct as ordered, others were overcooked (I'd accept a one level discrepancy, but medium rare should not be well done).
I'm not sure how much of this was due to the restaurant being busy vs. routine. However, they did adjust the bill to reflect problems, so we were overall pretty happy. It's probably the best non-buffet choice at the Rio, but I'd still go elsewhere if I were looking for a great meal in Las Vegas. -
Review from Teri D.
Quartz Hill, CA
5/28/2011 1 photo
I really wasn't expecting much when I walked in, was really just hoping we could all find something we liked, since we had our teenage boys with us. And wow, what a menu ! One of the most varied menus I've ever seen. Anything from burgers and fries to steak an lobster !
Usually I opt for the lobster or lamb when we dine out but this time I was in the mood for a little home cooking and opted for thier chicken pot pie.
Best chicken pot pie I've ever had.
2 days later we came back and I had the ribs and was equally impressed.
Another thing tha caught all of our attention was the fact that anywhere in Vegas you order a Pepsi it is going to be watered down so far you can't taste the Pepsi.....thiers was not watered down at all.
The service was great, I highly recommend ! -
Review from Nick B.
North Las Vegas, NV
1/2/2012
We decided to spend New Years at the Rio this year and we made reservations at the aab&g for New Years eve. The restaurant was packed and we waited only about 5 minutes to be seated. We had a party of seven. Everyone ordered cocktails and appetizers and the server was excellent and brought everything in a timely manner. All of the entrees except two were excellent. The two were "entree cobb salads" with chicken and the complaint was overcooked dried out chicken(the salads were actually ok). I had the dry aged bone in rib eye and it was outstanding. The grilled asparagus was amazing as were all of the sides we ordered. For an extremely busy night, the overall dining experience was excellent. I would highly recommend any of the dry aged steaks.
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Review from Eric B.
6/9/2011
Oysters Rockefeller - bottle of Cakebread Cellars Sauvignon Blanc
10oz Black Canyon Filet - bottle of Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon
Followed up by a glass of Michele Chiarlo Nivole.
Wow! That's all I can say about that. What an awesome dinner. I can't even remember if we ate anything for dessert or just had the drinks. I think lots of other tall glasses of alcohol joined us afterward.
This place has a sports bar type feel, but also includes regular restaurant style seating. It's a very warm inviting place and fun to hang out here. The service here was as you'd expect in Vegas, and at the Rio - excellent. I make it a point to come here every time I stay at the Rio. -
Review from Tonya N.
Tempe, AZ
8/22/2011
Ate here twice during our stay at Rio. Our first experience was for a late lunch. As we were walking to our table we noticed the OVERSIZED portions of food so we opted to share a single plate. We got the chicken bacon sandwich (forgot the fancy name they had for it). The chicken was undercooked. We hardly saw our server so were unable to actually complain about it. The side of waffle cut fries were delicious though. We just took the chicken off the sandwich and it was still tasty. Overpriced but thankfully we did the plate sharing thing so it wasn't a total rip off. We did stiff the server for never coming back to check on us, which is something I rarely do.
Our second trip was for late late dinner on our last night there. We opted to sit at the bar and received excellent service. We ordered the 3 burger slider plate and split it. It was PLENTY of food. Filling and very tasty. Again, the waffle cut fries were right on!
My recommendations ... sit at the bar & make sure you split a plate. You'll regret trying to shovel in all the food the give you. -
Review from Elaine K.
Placentia, CA
5/31/2011
The only good thing about this place are the wings.
Fatty, juicy, sauce-laden wings.
Everything else sucks though. haha for real. -
Review from Felix C.
Santa Cruz, CA
6/6/2011 1 Check-in Here
Lots of seating available. For a kick-ass appetizer, get their buffalo wings and waffle fries.
For my entree I chose the New York strip steak. Though pricey, it was really good and definitely worth the money; the steak was thick and juicy (no homo) with excellent seasoning, and when dipped in au jus its simply delicious.
Service was awesome as well, the servers are very attentive to your needs. The ambiance is nice.
The portions are so big I can't finish them, and that's saying a lot because I'm 6"2', 210. Be prepared to box up a good portion of your food to take home to absorb all the alcohol you'll be drinking in Vegas. -
Review from Jenny L.
San Jose, CA
6/26/2011 1 Check-in Here
Do not eat here!! The buffet line down the hall is a much better bet.
The two stars are for the appetizers. The clam chowder was decent, nothing special. The burgers on the other hand were horrible. We ordered the regular cheese burger, chilli cheese burger, and the onion mushroom swiss burger. All were dry with absolutely no flavor. 3 out of 4 of us left behind more than half your burgers. You know its bad when you don't even want to take leftovers home.
contributing to the bad food was the bad service. Our burgers took over 30 minutes to come out even though we ordered them to be cooked rare and medium rare. Seriously how long does it take to slap a basically raw piece of meat in between two buns and cheese. -
Review from Ted S.
Fontana, CA
10/24/2011
I've eaten here more times than I care to admit. It's not too bad but not great either. I'd give it 3.5 if they allowed half stars. The good thing is they have a ton of TVs and they'll change the channel to the game of your choice if it isn't already within your view.
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Review from Daniel K.
Tysons Corner, VA
8/4/2011
Soggy french fries? Crazy crazy prices? Long waits? this place has it all, the worst "Cafe" I've tried in vegas.
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Review from Lan N.
3/2/2011
During our stay at the Rio, a few friends and I were hungry after some gambling. It was like 3am so we didn't have many choices. We looked at the menu presented outside the restaurant and decided to go for some chicken wings. 30 wings split amongst 3 of us. half buffalo and half dry. We also got a side of fries.
I liked the dry wings over the buffalo since they were crispier. We were all pretty quiet during our late night snack. All we said to each other was this is good and crispy. I turn my head and see one of my buddies with a tower of bones already. He went to town! Fries were pretty good too.
Service was a bit slow. We finished eating, but it took a while to get our bill and for them to take our CC. We needed to head back to the blackjack tables! -
Review from Karen C.
7/13/2011 1 Check-in Here
Was hoping this place would be on the cheaper side. Wrong. A burger made with cheap meat (pretty sure it was pre-cooked and re-heated) and gross cheese with a coke shouldn't cost $17.50. The fries were good but not that good. The seats are ripped, the waiters so-so, and the general vibe equals meh. Will avoid this placee the rest of my trip.
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Review from Elise G.
2/14/2011
The type of cuisine they serve is just like it sounds, All-American: Steaks, sandwiches, fried appetizers, burgers, and a couple salads.
The salmon is good. It comes with steamed vegetables and your choice of starch. I liked the capers and artichoke heart toppings.
The turkey club is good. It had carved deli meat, bacon, lettuce, tomato, mayo, and combination of fries and onion rings.
The chicken BLT sandwich is just okay. The chicken breast is dense, tough, and a bit much.
For starters, they serve complimentary bread, with rolls, soft pretzel balls, and pita chips.
The service is friendly and pretty fast. The food I tried was mediocre. But then again, I didn't get to sample the aged steaks I spotted in one of the fridges. I bet that's their specialty. -
Review from Ryan G.
Broadview Heights, OH
12/2/2011
Had burger and the wife had the buffalo chicken sandwich. Fries were good but the burger and chicken were average. Considering the quality, I thought $12 for each sandwich was a bit high. Nothing special here.
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Review from duke c.
11/10/2010 1 Check-in Here
Too lazy to venture anywhere else for late night food?
Came here around 1am since we kinda lost track of time. Menu's not really big, typical items for an American fare. Burgers, sandwiches, steaks, seafood etc.
I ended up getting the chicken fingers under appetizers but it's more like a meal rather than an appetizer. For $10, you get 4-5 fairly big sized chicken fingers and you get a combination of criss cut fries and regular fries. Nothing too crazy but I liked it since it did satisfy my cravings for fried food. I also like their honey mustard sauce!
Also got to try a bit of the mushroom burger. Burgers are huge and probably a better deal all around compared to sandwiches. A friend also got a breakfast plate chicken fried steak. The chicken fried steak is essentially my chicken fingers, just bigger. Lots of gravy smothered all over with biscuits complementing it.
I think this place is a fairly good place for late night dining, and it's nice you don't have to travel far if you're staying at the Rio. A little pricey but that's unavoidable.Listed in: sin city
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Review from Charlene T.
Lakewood, CA
9/3/2011 1 Check-in Here
Ate here August 27 after coming from the drift races. The food was of the normal like any bar and grill. Pricey though. We order wings, potato skins and soup along with hubby's bloody mary which cost $9.00 (that was a waste of money) It was just okay for a late night snack. I would have been fine having a $1.00 hot dog from off the strip
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Review from Sherwin S.
Pearland, TX
11/10/2010
Whether you are looking for a good sports bar and burgers (in the front of the restaurant) to great dry aged steaks and seafood (in the back of the restaurant), the All American Bar and Grille is a must inside the Rio.
The visit is well worth the drive away from the Strip. While you are there, visit the Wine Cellar for a great bottle of wine (reviewed). -
Review from mimi p.
6/21/2011 1 Check-in Here
Open 24hours.. This is probably the only place you can grab a bite if you are staying at the RIO and need a late night bite or early morning bite after a night out... Prices are pretty high, but what do you expect, you're in vegas... Its nice and pretty big.. They have all your typical cafe menu..breakfast, burgers, salads and sandwiches.. The portions for the breakfast meals were pretty generous and the breakfast potatoes are good, like mini hashbrowns.. the french onion soup is good too.
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Review from Michael M.
Austin, TX
1/3/2011
A burger joint in Vegas. What do you expect? I'd probably give this a 2.5 given the opportunity, but it was better than a 2.
Get the buffalo chicken "sliders". A good deal, cause they're easily splittable amongst a group. The waffle fries are tasty. The Cajun Burger was good and HUGE. Way more than enough for two people. As a rule, I would order one entree for two people.
The beer is extraordinarily overpriced. But it's Vegas, right?
The service was friendly, but a touch inept. Took a very long time to a get a single glass of water. We got the food and the beer before the water. But our server was very friendly, so all in all, it was a good experience. -
Review from Jay A.
Huntington Beach, CA
1/18/2011
Peanut Butter and Jelly Shake? Count me in!!
....actually...the shake wasn't too bad.....but I had to get my fat kid urges outta the way and try it lol...
I ended up grabbin a salad of some sort....my friends actually had better food than I did....really good hot dogs and the burgers seemed rather tasty....
We sat towards the back of the room and I have to say the atmosphere was quite nice....fireplaces and water features were quite pretty....
Good service overall and great place to go for lunch....=)
Not sure how the dinner menu would be....but if you're lookin for a nice spin on American Food.....give this Rio Restaurant a go.... -
Review from George K.
Rochester, MI
5/24/2011
A solid 2 star... not bad...not great
My girlfriends parents were visiting Vegas the same time as us this last trip. Her father has been talking up the steaks at the RIo anytime I see him and the subject of Vegas comes up. So we meet them in the lobby on our first night there and a short walk to the All- American. At 7 pm on a Thursday night no problem getting seated. The front was a little busy , but the dining area past the kitchen was just about empty.
The service was excellent but the food, well like i said..2 star
I ordered the 22 oz bone in rib eye. I asked for a little pink in the center.. Our waiter said medium...It came out thoroughly cooked and pretty tasteless, along with some bland steamed veggies and a mountain of waffle fries, my GF got the very dry and chewy baby back ribs and a baked potato so huge you could kill a man with one. Her parents make a couple of comments of how the place and food had changed.
We just smiled and enjoyed the company, not the food
