El Ranchito Restaurant

Estefany Gonzalez

Went for my birthday dinner yesterday and I had a wonderful experience. The food was delicious the environment was welcoming and our waitress “Candy” was beyond amazing! She was great with attending us worked very efficiently and was so good with our two little kids. Thank you!!

Pete Hernandez

Service is outstanding and food is always good. Even my picky girls love the kids hamburgers. The shrimp cocktail is better than most places with plenty of avocado. My wife loves the fresh tortillas and tacos. We've been here at various times of the day and have not been disappointed. Really enjoyed the margaritas, as well.

Shawn Gray

Amazing atmosphere, great food, great customer service. Karaoke on Tuesdays and Thursdays. So much fun!!!! If you're in the area it is greatly recommended!

T C

We live close by but had never tried this restaurant since it changed hands several years ago. We met our daughter for dinner on Saturday, February 5. Immediately upon walking in and I absolutely loved the ambience, mostly because they had a fire roaring in a fireplace on a very cold evening. Be aware, this place is a truly authentic Mexican restaurant with items on the menu such as goat, tripe and Menudo. They have a pretty extensive bar menu and will make adjustments at your request although we were a little disappointed when we were told they were “out of simple syrup“ for my husband’s drink. This is a very quick and simple, easy to make item that every bar should have on hand. The Elote was delicious but it does come on the cob so there is some handwork required. Food was above average but nothing left us dying to come back. Our server was Angel P. He was friendly but literally spoke almost no English, to the point that someone had to come over twice and helped translate so we could properly place our order. Nothing against the guy but it was difficult for him to interact with us. The hot sauce here is incredibly spicy so be aware of that as well.. on a scale of one to 10 I give this place a seven. 80% of the people eating there and working there were Hispanic so I think that says something about it.