Rancherito’s

Doesn’t get 5 stars because they have recently raised their prices. This place is our go-​to place for midnight burritos. My personal favorite is the carne asada. My wife is partial to the California burrito. Always get the creamy green salsa. But tell them at the drive through menu, otherwise the sassy cashier will throw you shade if you ask for it through the window. If you want a burrito the size of a small baby, this place is for you.

Rancherito’s is your typical low cost, big portion, Mexican food that college kids love. I have always enjoyed when I have gone here. The food is super good, but pretty greasy and heavy so be ready to need some time to sleep it off. Their burritos could stick with you for hours.
The staff is pretty good. They are all pretty nice and helpful, sometimes they speak really fast and have pretty thick Hispanic accents that makes it a little harder to order, especially in the drive through. But for the most part they’re great.
The inside of the restaurant is usually pretty dirty. No one wipes tables or sweeps,

If your a Mormon looking to be a little rebellious with the word of wisdom then Ritos is the place for you. You will not be eating your meat sparingly when you get one of their world famous breakfast burritos at midnight (doesn’t taste so good during the day). This place is mucho bueno.
Caution: the food does come with some pretty immediate consequences. I do not recommend a first date here. Then again, if you take her here and she loves it, you’ve got your answer; she’s the one.

So I’ve been here a good 10 times since I moved to Provo. 7 out of those 10 times I’ve gotten home, ready to eat my meal, and it’s been the wrong order. The food is good, sure, but if I’m craving a steak breakfast burrito and you give me bacon, that’s gonna kill my mood. It keeps happening, over and over again. GET THE ORDERS RIGHT. I shouldn’t have to open my burrito before I leave the drive thru to see if you got my order right. I’m beyond annoyed. The closest thing to good fast Mexican in Utah valley and I can’t even enjoy what I want to eat. I don’t think I’ll be come back here, both this location and Orem locations have done the same thing.

I love their steak and egg burrito :) !! I think the portion is great compared to the price. I think recently they raised the price a little bit.
There are not many places that are open 24 hours in Provo, so this place is perfect for a late night snack.

Amazing food, I can’t eat enough of their BreakfAst burritos. However I don’t think I’ve ever had a visit without getting an eye roll from one of the girls working there. Terrible customer service.

Excellent taco shop food. Carne Asada burrito was great. The guac was not fresh but all the salsas were good. Beans and rice perfect. The rolled tacos were good. I’ll come back next time I’m in town. I’d put this place up against any taco shop in San Diego.

The quality of Rancherito’s has significantly declined over time. I got a burrito tonight that had two rock hard, large, chili pepper stems in it. They could have broken my teeth (with no exaggeration)! I took a video and sent it to the owner to show how unbelievable it was that they seriously thought they could serve a customer that kind of burrito. I also asked for NO pico in my burrito, and about the only thing in my burrito was pico and guacamole (and 2 rock-​hard chili pepper stems). If it had just been this once, I would have let it slide, but I’ve received inedible chili peppers too many times. Cool, Rancherito’s– I won’t be back. You’ve lost a once-​loyal customer.

Walked in, the floor and most of the tables were filthy with old napkins, and spilled food. The menu is very unprofessional, with sharpie all over it to change items. They weren’t busy, and had someone cleaning windows. The floor and eating area should always be the first thing to be cleaned, as opposed to windows.
None or the items looked appealing, but I ordered the carnitas burrito. It was lukewarm, and the carnitas tasted like they were 2 days old, and thrown in the microwave upon being ordered. The meat and burrito was poorly seasoned, it could have used some salt. That said, the burrito was a decent size, and left me satisfied.
I will likely never return to this poor establishment. You’re better off saving some money and going to taco bell.

Okay so maybe I’m basic, but I always get their ham and egg breakfast burrito. I crave it all the time and there’s nothing quite like it. Their carne asada fries are also delicious. I love coming here for breakfast or for late at night. Even though the burrito is a little expensive, it’s worth it for the size.

Can’t pass through Provo without getting a HUGE burrito at Rancherito’s (formerly Beto’s). Carnitas burritos is still the best burrito, ever! Can’t go wrong with the Bacon, Egg, & Cheese breakfast burrito.
If you want «clean» prissy Mexican food go somewhere else. You want delicious Mexican, this is the place!

Love it! Laid back place and they get the food out to you quick. Can’t go wrong with anything you order here! Not the cleanest set up but who cares as long as the food is good! Mos def would recommend for anytime of the day especially a late night craving

Of all the Rancherito’s/Beto’s around I have found this place to be the best. I need to caution you that eating here is like playing Russian Roulette. Whether the food is good or not depends on which cook is in the back. Sometimes the burritos are out of this world good, stuffed full to perfection. Other times the burritos are super small, not evenly distributed, and cold.
The one helpful thing I have found to make the burritos most consistently good and so everything doesn’t fall out the bottom is to ask for the burrito to be double wrapped. This gives the cooks more space to make the burritos bigger and the food doesn’t soak through the bottom.

For late night snacking I think this is the best place you could possibly because after clubbing at like 2am we had the munchies and this place was a great fix, the food is decent and so is the horchata. And I say that as someone who is part Mexican and raised in the culture so it’s not like saying Café Rio is good Mexican food.

The Carne Asada is to die for and the flour tortillas are made fresh when you order! The rice and refried beans hit the spot for this Tex-​Mex and are authentic – I’m very picky about my Mexican food. The flan is creamy, not watery, and comes with its own separate carmelized sugar! Heaven!

It’s not gourmet but if you’re hungry for Mexican and a lot of it go here. I suggest going on in because you have a variety of condiments to choose from. Drive thru is okay but I like the choices. The chicken burritos are good as well as their crunchy tacos.

I loooooove their burritos. The actual building is pretty disgusting but the burritos make up for that and make it all worth it. Love the steak and eggs burrito, California burrito, and the bean burrito. Best Place for a late night meal

This place is horrible. I freaking got food poisoning from eating a texano. Stayed up all night sick as a dog. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE.

Pretty great Mexican food. They are open 24 hours, and their food is great. Had an awesome Chimichanga.

This is the place to be if you’re drunk, halfway drunk, or recovering from a night of being drunk. It’s super greasy and there’s literally so much food your stomach starts crying halfway through 1 burrito. The best place about this location is to sit in the booth where the BYU students got in a fight. I would suggest looking that video up on youtube while you’re sitting in the infamous booth.
It’s normally pretty busy, even at 1 am. It’s usually full of cheapo students or drunk people and sometimes a beautiful combination of both.
The best things on the menu are the Super Nachos, any of their breakfast burritos (the bacon and egg one is awesome), and the rice pudding.
Go, eat up, and then go home and lay on the floor for a couple hours and feel sorry for yourself.