Ramirez To Go

An online system that takes an order - bills the order - and then says "Oops! You don't get anything! We'll send the money back eventually!" Could be the Mexican equivalent of "No soup for you!" Not impressed. Easier to try the California Taco truck across the street. *********** And the taco truck across the way seems to be the only option now. This location of Ramirez closed for months.

My son and I are currently experiencing food poisoning after eating here. All we got was a chicken burrito and chicken sopes..which leads me to believe the chicken was no longer good and they still used it. Regardless, I am disappointed and disgusted. Also, my total was $25 + $1 tip and my card was charged $35??? Ten dollars over what I signed for? Never coming here again.

I love this place, they have amazing tacos burritos and my favorite the Ramirez bowl. It's beans, rice, their shredded seasoned beef, and then cheese. I always add cilantro onions and avocado to make it extra good. They are always super friendly and willing to answer any questions about the menu. They are very quick as well. I usually call in an order to pick up. I will definitely keep going here.

For a little spot connected to the gas station their food is really good. Everything is seasoned well and taste great. Just like their larger restaurant the food does not disappoint. I find it funny that there is a Mexican food truck right across the street and the food isn't nearly as good. I wonder how many of those customers know of or recognize Ramirez To Go over in the corner next to the gas station. Perhaps a better sign is needed to draw more attention to it, who knows. Either way, the employees are really friendly and the food is freshly made.

have been a loyal customer to ramirez and the one in tumwater for about 5 years now. their pricing seemed appropriate for the food for a while and don't get me wrong I love their food and more often I purchase counter items to take home with me like their carnitas, soft taco tortillas pico degalio and most of all, habenero home made salsa. about 5 years ago a little 6-8oz container went for $3.99, then 4.29 then 4.99 then 5.29 then now a big sudden jump to 6.99.. for habenero .. same with their pico .. I confronted front counter person and she got defensive and said the habenero was always 6.99.. I have been going there longer than she probably has been working there. the salsa probably only cost 1.00 to make.. just want to know why the huge increase in their products. I get it hard times with covid ..but don't take advantage of customer .. won't be buying my products there anymore ..will make my own.. always came to their counter and pleasantly bought their products and even avacados in tumwater even though more expensive and told them that I support small businesses but this has gone too far.