Restaurant El Ranchero Y Sus M

The music is good and all. But the food was not. The “chimichanga” was not fried, the steak was grisly and overcooked, and the radish garnish tasted like soapy dishwater. The cucumbers were great–hard to screw those up. I could tell the rice would be bland before I even tasted it, so I squeezed lime on it, which gave it a decent flavor. The beans were cold and looked like diarrhea. The waitress did not check on me one time during the meal, and I had to wait almost fifteen minutes after I finished for the check. I got a complimentary breath mint at the end; not that I needed one, because the food was so flavorless that my breath wouldn’t smell like anything. The prices were cheap, but unfortunately, the food lacked good quality.

A little disappointed. Chicken Fajitas had way too much sauce and it was super sweet. never again.

Place was dirty smelled bad Waitress was rude dismissive and mean had breakfast there overpriced for the place and time do not recommend don't waste your moneyFood: 1/5

Excellent! I stumbled upon this excellent restaurant by accident and since then I loved it. The food is so good and to be honest, in my opinion this is a hidden gem. I went to get lunch with my recently graduated son and oh boy, we didn't expect the manager to treat us so well. Really, they made our lunch time unexpectedly special and I wanted to thank the staff and the manager for being so kind. I definitely recommend this place.

Very nice, gave us food on the house, and service was wonderful!Food: 5/5

Great size for Torta de Jamon. Great portions period when you are in the mood for Mexican food!

As a Mexican I could honestly say this place is not good AT ALL. The food is flavorless, from the beans and rice to the traditional Mexican mole. It’s really hard to mess up Enchiladas de Mole and they managed to do exactly that. I also ordered 2 picaditas de pollo ... didn’t finish them either. However, I did like how friendly their workers are and they jugo de Jamaica was really good.

It was dark and music was blasting when we got in there. It made it really hard to have a conversation but we were fine with it. It felt like a cozy place that everyone was enjoying. In terms of the food, I got chicken enchiladas, but the chicken tasted different. I couldn't put my finger on it but it reminded me of the taste of chicken in peru, which had a stronger taste. The rice and beans were pretty basic with it and the salad was just lettuce with a thin slice of avocado over it. I had to use the hot sauce to dress up the whole meal to make it enjoyable to eat instead of bland.

It was a cute place, but the food wasn't really all that great. I ordered a shredded chicken enchilada, the chicken was cut into large grisly chunks, and the sauce was very salty. The rice had a strange taste to it, and the beans tasted and looked like they were just taken from a can, heated up in the microwave and poured on the plate.

Our family enjoyed a delicious meal, AND the server was kind enough to help my daughter to order our meal by speaking Spanish. The atmosphere was friendly, and my children enjoyed watching the soccer game on TV while we waited for the food. My tostadas were fresh, with ripe tomato and avocado slices, and the chicken was cooked just right.