Casa Ramos

My first time visiting Casa Ramos was surprisingly pleasant. The colorful fiesta themed walls and adobe furniture made me feel like I was South of the border. Herds of people lined up ready to be seated, while others masticated their meals as fast as they could. When the time was right, I was granted access to the VIP section next to the bar... facing the tv monitor. A soccer game was about to end. I browsed the menu under their Mexican favorites and the Molcajete caught my eye. The wait was long but well worth it. The nacho tray had been well devoured by that time. The hot plate was intriguing to say the least. My plan of attack began by adding the rice onto the chicken-beef stew. It was a good one. The mushroom kingdom definitely produces some tasty treats.

Stopped in for dinner with family last night. Dirty tables, 18 minutes before beverages were offered. Observed another party arrive and receive chips salsa and drinks before we were even offered. The fish tacos were the ABSOLUTE worst that I have ever seen. Anywhere. $125 for garbage service and food.I regret I didn’t take a picture of the plate. 1.5”x2.” Chunk of “fish” on 2 old corn tortillas with some raw cabbage from a bag on top… pathetic.

The food is not worth the prices they are charging! I've been here twice in the last month and the food is just not good way too salty! The macho burrito isn't worth 19$ sorry to tell you it's just nonseasoned meat with sauce and lettuce and doesn't come with beans and rice only worth 8$ ! Service wasn't that great either had to ask for someone to get us refills more than once! Don't think I'll go there again I'll go to Porta across the street!