Rancho Grande

Authentic hole in the wall --each taco was filled with meat & came with two freshly made tortillas. They also offer a self serving condiment bar even for take-out orders. The food was piping hot & sauces all had a kick to it. (For 7 tacos it came out to about $30)My apologies for the poorly taken photos--did a date night in the car with napping babies.

You know that you're in a good taco place when you're the only ones there where Spanish is not your native language. Not only that, there were some gentlemen playing some amazing mariachi(?) music live when we walked in. Was a bit disappointed that they didn't have tripa but there are plenty of options available. I love that you can dress your tacos to your liking at the condiment bar which has pico, cilantro & onions, roasted jalapeños & several kinds of salsa. Very delicious & very authentic. Highly recommend their agua fresca as well.

Food Authentic and delicious. It's a basic walk up to the counter and order kind of diner. It's always clean. Family friendly. A lot of really good options. Service is friendly, food is fresh made and quick. Absolutely not expensive and the portions are HUGE. I have never met anyone who has eaten here and could say anything negative about it. This is not a fast food establishment. It's a home cooked kinda restaurant. No it's not fancy but I don't need fancy. I just want good quality meals and this place has never failed to deliver.

I've past by this place for years but never stopped because it's in a little strip mall that looks a little sketchy. My husband wanted Mexican for dinner and looked at places near us and decided we would try this place. One of the best choices he has made for restaurant. When we walked it the menu was posted above the registers and is very overwhelming. Everything was written in Spanish, but had the English translation next to it. Unfortunately none of the dishes explained what was in the item. You place your order and then take a number for your food to be preordered. This is self service restaurant. They serve sodas in a can, so no free refills. We ordered a variety of dishes. And everything was amazing. This place served the best tasting refried beans we have ever had! If you can not have corn, be aware that their rice does have corn and that the burritos have a layer of this rice in them. They offer a fixin's bar/topping bar with a variety of salsas, fresh, cilantro, pico de gallo, and these marinated cooked veggies which included, carrots, onions and peppers in some type of vinegar sauce. I don't normally like string tasting vinegar sauces but this was great. Our kids have said this is a must go again restaurant and I agree.

Rancho Grande is this little hole in the wall restaurant with some delicious and authentic food! Portion sizes are amazing for the price you pay, and everything was super flavorful.I usually opt for the tacos (~$2 each), and it's such a great deal! Each taco has two corn tortillas and they're packed to the brim with your meat of choice. Speaking of meats, there's a huge selection of meat here, including a lot of more uncommon ones like my personal favorite, chicharron. Most of the meats that I've tried were delicious, except sometimes they can be on the dry side. However to remedy that, I just load up on salsas and toppings from their salsa bar. Aside from tacos, I've also gotten to try their Torta with Al Pastor (spicy pork). It was delicious, with perfectly crispy bread and loaded with your meat of choice and fresh tomatoes, lettuce, and avocado. I highly recommend Rancho Grande for some delicious, authentic Mexican food!

I'm always on the hunt for authentic tacos, sopes and Aguas frescas!A little hole in the wall, if you blink you will drive right by it. I noticed the employees wore La Bonita shirts (my fav Mexican store) so I'm not sure if management is taking over. Nonetheless we decided to try a few items.We ordered tacos, sopes and caldo. The food arrived quickly. There's salsa/condiment bar for toppings- definitely add toppings to your order. I ordered the carne asada sope and taco- felt the meat needed a little more flavor and was too over cooked. I tried the caldo de res (soup) that was my favorite, lots of flavors and hearty! Don't judge me but I also tried a huarache (carne asada) not my most fav, rather order a sope.They also offer desserts and I must say the horchata drink was yummy.

I was never a huge Mexican food kind of person but when I came to this taqueria with the hubby (who loves Mexican food) it literally changed me :) Mexican food has become to one of my favorite cuisines now because of Rancho Grande.My go-to are the beef soup and the carne asada tacos. They have a salsa bar where you can choose all the toppings for your tacos and fix them. It does not look very inviting from the outside but don't let that fool you. This is THE place if you want authentic Mexican cuisine. We've been coming here for years now. The service is also very friendly. Parking is plenty and the prices are unbeatable. $1.80 for the most delicious and a good sized taco. And a huge bowl of beef soup is around $10 and it's worth every penny!!! The soup is only available over the weekend. The services is always great. This is for sure our go to Mexican restaurant and so much better than any Tex-mex place. I LOVE THIS PLACE!.

Very good authentic food! The people were great and the food flavorful. I'll be back.

Even though my order came out wrong both times I've been (ordered and confirmed it in both Spanish and English) and there are no chips available (I know it's a dumb gripe but I am a salsa bar fiend), there's a whole lot to love about this place. The sopes are good and freshly fried, piled high with meat and adorned with queso blanco, crema and lettuce. Topped with some of the super spicy red sauce or some completely serviceable pico de gallo they are quite delicious. Tacos are a bit flimsy but well-priced. Have tried 7-8 of the toppings the cecina, crispy tripe and pastor were the best. Tongue is a bit rubbery but fine, cecina was tasty enough and the barbacoa is totally fine. Looking forward to going back and trying some of their seafood offerings.

I got the huevos con chorizo (pretty bland) and caldo de res (huge pieces of meat and vegetables, still not much flavor). Good sized portions. But it wasn't a great experience. One woman behind the counter laughed at me as soon as I started ordering, the other woman spoke no English and had to hand it over to a third surly woman. The place seemed really popular, especially for a Sunday afternoon. Guess they just didn't like me.