Casa Ramos

Food was there was horrible. We have eaten at other Casa Ramos’ and have never experienced distasteful food with their chain restaurants. Our food was dry and our enchilada had a half melted sandwich cheese on which was the most prominent taste and the food was not well seasoned. I will say they had good customer service and were very fast with our drinks and attending to our table, but even my girlfriend who is not a picky eater disliked the food.

We arrived hungry and tired after traveling all day. Sign says they close at 9:00. Walked in at 8:40. They turned us away. Sad…

The food was edible but bland. Definitely over priced. I’ve eaten at Casa Ramos for years in Yreka, Redding, and even here in Corning. Last time in Corning was two years ago. This was last time ever. The worst Central Valley roach coach has larger portioned, more flavorful meal at a fraction of the price.

Went in for lunch. Ordered the special burrito they had on display. Half the size of the display and charged 3 extra for grilled chicken that was tasteless

Good food and good service. Amazing margaritas, and chips and salsa. The tortilla soup never disappoints! It can get very busy, especially on Friday nights, so there may be a wait. So be prepared for that.

I am surprised by the low overall score for Casa Ramos. I ate there recently with my husband and two children. The food was delicious and I am picky about my Mexican food, meaning that I only eat good Mexican food. My son’s carne asada was seasoned well, daughter’s flautas yummy, husband’s burrito satisfying, and my enchiladas has two different sauces. I recommend asking for the hot sauce and mixing with the regular; the regular is to plain and the hot it too much.

Just what the Dr ordered! Stopped over on the way from LA. Had a Margarita and a beer to go with the Borrego. It was awesome! Slow cooked in their salsa, it fell off the bone and tasted delicious. Corning is not a destination by any description, but it is a convenient stop over. I will eat here again.

Always a stop headding north on I-​5. My favorite, Camarones a La Crema… yum.
A very traditional Mexican restaurant with some excellent menu choices.
The manager was very attentive and we really enyoued our meal.

My boyfriend and I went here because I was craving Mexican food. He orders a burger. What came out was literally carne asada meat on a bun with cheese? I’ve never seen anything like it before. We sent it back and asked for an ACTUAL burger. Not planning on going back.

Good food and good service. Chuy our server is spot on. Made the night fun and full of well made drinks (other than my own bloody Marty) his is top notch. Try the carne asada or my wifes favorite chile relleno! Bring a good appetite for a good size meal.

We ate here Dec 1^st there were 4 of us are friends and us decided to go out to dinner and they chose casa ramos. As I walked in the food looked good on other peoples plates. But here is the real complaint. Our peaceful dinner was immediately interupted by a very rude mexican man who was talking on his cell phone very loudly directly behind us. One of us turned around and looked at the man hoping it would make him uncomfortable and he would quiet down. It didn’t work after a couple of those looks he was confronted and asked to quiet down, no repsponse. Then after another try the man said to one of us F O and continued his conversation laughing and talking loudly. We called the waiter over and asked to speak to the manager, the manager reluctantly went to the man on the phone and the phone man seemed to take over the conversation in spanish and the manager just walked away never did he come back to us and to say what happened or that the matter was taken care of. The phone jockey kept it up. I found this place VERY unprofessional! Later one of us was talking to a waitress about this and the manager came over and said what can I do about it? REALLY? YOUR THE MANAGER, Your there to take care of problems that come up. He needs to be fired! I plan to take it to the district office.
And Just FYI the food was so so.

Overpriced and underwhelming. I do not recommend this place, due to the soggy soft food I was served, seemed like it was refrigerated and then microwaved upon order! There is a taco truck catIcorner by the liqueur store, I’d save a buck n try that.
Bad food, mediocre service, decent alcoholic beverages.

We’ve had all types of Mexican food. The good, the bad and the ugly. Casa Ramos is by far, has the best whole beans and salsa we’ve ever had. We’re looking to return very soon…

Always great service and great food. I live right down the street, and this is one of my favorites. Nice to walk in the door and have the staff greet you like you’re an old friend. They always know my drink and appetizer order without having to ask. Great portions, great food, great service, great place to eat.

Man bad Mexican food!!! Salsa sucks. Food it’s not that good tortillas sucked. Never will I ever come back!!!

Food is frozen and usually not heated through! Been there several times thinking it would change… wrong! My bad!!!

For Corning, I give this 5 stars. I actually ate here for dinner and then took a few people with me to lunch the next day while on business. Chile Rellenos are terrific, fish tacos are made with grilled Mahi Mahi and the Carne Asada was also another treat.
Lunch specials are abundant and reasonably priced. Chips and Salsa… excellent.
Most importantly, the staff and management do a great job and service was found to be attentive and genuine.

Food is OK yet their service is unbelievably slow.

Ordered a veggie burrito, everything in it was old, wilted and shriveled. Didn’t eat it, was offered a new one and refused. Don’t recommend this place at all. Save your money and go to one of the other authentic Mexican restaurants in this town.

Stopped here while driving through. Late on Sunday, nothing else was open.
This place loves its $ 18 entrees. Not being that hungry, I ask for 3 ‘regular’ chicken tacos. Off menu order, I’m thinking the usual double stacked soft tacos with grilled chicken and cilantro. Pretty standard fare for any Mexican restaurant south of Canada.
I get three hard shell chicken tacos. Whatever, I misjudged Corning and its appetite for authenticity. Grilled chicken turned in to mushy stewed chicken. You know, that shredded stuff that is super easy for restaurants to produce because they can just throw chickens in a pot for 8 hours and hit them with a stick blender.
I ask for a side of pico to add some flavor to the chicken mush/​shredded lettuce/​grated cheese tacos that a 5 year old might think to be exotic.
But whatever. I wasn’t clear enough when ordering, I didn’t research the restaurant, a lot of these things could be my bad. What isn’t my bad and can not be excused away is the following:
3 chicken tacos: $ 11.99
Iced Tea: $ 2.89
SIDE OF PICO: $ 2.99
I have NEVER given a 1 star review for a restaurant. I could order a salad and be given a steak and roll with it. But 20 bucks for 3 tacos and an iced tea?
SCREEEEEEWWWWW YOOOOOUUUUU
I would have been better off finding a truck. This place wanted their dub out of me and they were going to get it one way or another. It might be a great fit for the locals who plan an exotic night on the town, but not as a stop for passers by or anyone who knows anything about Mexican food. Maybe their specials are good, but if they botch chicken tacos, I can’t imagine the alternative.
Service was okay.