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An everyday indulgence anyone can afford!
Risotto’s MedRim Bistro has something for everyone! From an extensive lunch menu to tantalizing dinner items. Risotto’s also features over 120 wines and great Happy Hour specials.
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The MedRim Lunch Features offers 30 entrees at three different price points: $5.90, $6.90 and $7.90. Entrees such as the Shredded Beef Gyro, Margherita Pizza, Raviolone Quattro Fromaggio, Hatch Chicken Caesar Salad, Lebanese Sirloin Skewer or the new Soup, Salad and Bread Rolls.
The 22 and you 2 Mix ‘n Match menu invites 2 people to choose one appetizer, two entrees and soup or salad for $22. Over 33 items are on this menu such as popular dishes like Calamari e Verdure Fritti, Ham Diavolo Pizza, Lasagna Blanca di la Casa, or new items such as the Orange Tilapia, or the Eggplant Parmegiano.
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1 review
This was one of the worst restaurants I have ever eaten at. From the hostess, to the server, to the awful food. Don't take a chance on this place as I did. You will be sorry. It make me sick to even think about this restaurant!
2 reviews
We (I'm never alone at a restaurant) have eaten at this location twice. Having tried the Risotto's in Las Cruces, we wanted to see if the menu was the same here in El Paso.
I'm not a big fan of Med-rim. (look at a map of the Mediterrean Sea and and the countries that border it and you'll know what Med-rim food is.)
But our choice wasn't disappointing.
We had a lunch serving of Lebanese Sirloin Skewer, two pieces of sirloin on a....uh...skewer with bell pepper and onion. Well seasoned and a bit garlicky but not objectionably so. The sirloin was tender. Garlic mashed potatoes accompanied my meat dish and my wife had rice with hers.
We each chose a house salad for a dollar extra. The salad, a small plate of vari-colored Romaine was worth about 99 cents.
Our server demonstrated a forced friendliness.
Would I recommend Risotto's? Yes, if you're into MED-RIM.
1 review
The food was a mish mash of styles. The Greek salad was a tossed romaine sprinkled with kalamata slices and feta crumbles. The wine was tolerable for $4.50 but they were charging $10 and up for a glass of name brand wines. The servers were harried. The noise levels were almost to the point cacophony. When we arrived, the hostess was talking to an employee not seating customers and there were ten or more people lined up most who hadn't been tended to. We will not be coming back nor will we be recommending Risottos to anyone we know.