Rancho Latino

The area is remote and the environment reminds me of Puerto Rico, but not excited about eating in the warm temperature. Only ceiling fans in the eating area, which is pretty much next to the kitchen, so you feel the heat. The food is provided on plastic plates and the drinks in the cans, so I don't feel like I am in a restaurant, more like a friends backyard. Please refrain from using the bathrooms, as they are filthy. So besides the area to eat and the facilities, the food was quite remarkable. Being married to a Puerto Rican, this food tasted as authentic as the time we were in the PR. We got a plate of rice with beans, with a big plate of pork. Overall I was quite satisfied with the visit.Recommendations:* clean the bathrooms* use real plates and serve the drinks in glasses* purchase better quality water, serving people bottles of cheap water is a way to lose repeat customers.

If you don't mind a loud atmosphere, then this is a good place. The closes you can get to the beautiful island of PR in FL. Live music that's takes you back to your roots. Food is great. Place needs work but again that's how it is in PR. It's not a 5 Star restaurant ( my opinion ) but for some it is. Parking is hard to get. Prices are responsible. Would I go back? Yes I would.

This place is awesome, although small and no air conditioner the people were friendly and the food was delicious. I brought my mom to sing with the gentleman in the pictures wearing black and we had a marvelous time. Hopefully we can go back soon to watch them sing again.

This restaurant is authentic in Puerto Rican food. I was there 6/28/09, they play live typical Puerto Rican music, this place gets packed. I felt like i was in Puerto Rico. I will recommend it to anyone, must try the cuajito and their yellow rice.

Amazing food!! It is a small place that fills up fast, so it's best to get there early.

Food was good - service lousy - menu doesn't have price & they include ur tip. Kitchen very disorganized and unsanitary

My girlfriend is, "Newyorican" which means she was born in Puerto Rico, grew up in New York, raised her family in Puerta Rico, and now has retired in the U.S. I took her here (Rancho Latino) and she fell in love with the whole experiance. She said everything about it reminded her of Puerto Rico. The food was as if she had prepared it in her own kitchen.

Mis experiencias con este restaurant, la comida es sobre cosida,llevo grupos grand de 10 a 15 familia. La comida llega fría,nunca traen los platos para la mesa completos,por ejemplo traen mi plato y el de mi esposa llega a los 20 minutos.Tenga cuidado con el ticket cobran la propina.Yo llegue con 15 personas pagué a Ester la dueña , le di $40.00 cash y cuando veo el bill me habían cobrado la propina.Le he dado la oppurtunidad de visitarlos cuando viene mi familiaY a sido lo mismo con la calidad de a comida.No puedo volver! Terrible !!!!Mis tickets son siempre de 200 plus!

We had a family of 10 and first they ran out of steak with onions and then chicken. it was the worst experience we had! Would never go back for dinner

My husband and I went to Rancho Latino in Sept 2018 and are looking forward to returning this weekend.I do recommend that you speak Spanish as that is the predominate language spoken at this restaurant. My husband is Puerto Rican and he thought the food was very good. We tried several different things. I thought the waitress was good, she answered our questions and recommend items.This is a "hole in the wall" type restaurant, but if you are looking for the real deal, then we highly recommend it. We are looking forward to returning to Rancho Latino on our next visit to Kissimmee very soon.