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“The food lacked a little more flavor and the place lacks a little more atmosphere.They have a good variety and it's quite clean. It seems that the owner came over and asked us if everything was ok.That is a very good detail in a business.“
“I've eaten here several times. When me and my dad were out and about, this was one of his favorite spots. The owners are SO nice, (they loved his art), and the food is MWAH! delicious. It's been a while since I've been there though. I need to change that.Parking: There aren't that many spots, but you can fight, maybe 7 or 8 vehicles. There's four right on the side of the building and more room out front.Kid-friendliness: Big booths and plenty of space. I believe the owners have kids, so the place is fairly safe as a result from them making it safe for their kids.“
“The food here is an amazing! I grew up in southern Texas near the border. Living here allowed me to experience authentic Mexican cuisine. Ramos was a welcomed blast from the past. Not only is the food prepared perfectly, the staff was welcoming and offered samples of different dishes while we ate there. The decor is old and needs an updated look but who cares! It's was clean and packed and inviting.“
“Great place to eat, however it's just as expensive as California. Monday $10 margarita was well worth it. It had a good amount of liquor but it was on the sweeter side. I tasted the rice, beans, salsa and chips..they were delicious.They serve the beans in a fried tiny tortilla shell. I would have to order 3 in order to enjoy the beans.“