Ranchero Cafe Restaurant

I’ve been coming here for a while now and I must say, you have to try it! The rice and beans are bland, but the rest of the food is delicious! Ceviche is made fresh daily and yummy. They have tostones (fried plantains) if you don’t want the rice/​beans. Deff a must try.

Man, I wish my phone hadn’t run out of power before stopping here at Ranchero for lunch today. While the outside clearly doesn’t have the fancy neon or the clean paint or a lack of general run-​down-​ness… and the inside isn’t much better, you need to move on from that. Ranchero is the epitome of «hole-​in-​the-​wall» and that generally means that it’s going to be good.
I had the Wednesday special, which was some sort of chopped pork pieces in a green chile sauce with rice and beans. The pork was cooked very nicely and was still quite tender (though maybe a little fatty). The green chile was spicy with flavor but it wasn’t «hot». It was just tasty. The rice was nice and fresh, the beans were hot and still had a little «bite» to them. The small scoop of guacamole left me wanting more.
And with tip, still $ 10. Muy bueno!

This is my FAVORITE breakfast spot! The Denver Omelet is the best Ive ever had! And the Café con Leche is superb as well. Small, cozy & the owners treat you like family.

First time there, food very bland, beans cold, had the carna, not good. Friend had taco salad, she didn’t like hers either.