“ super yummy and fresh pupusas!! the zucchini one is SO GOOD. also love that they're playing king of the hill on one TV, bahahaha. friendly and yummy food!!!!! ”

“ we visited early Friday evening of July 13 and LOVED it! great service , good food that's different from usual Columbus offerings, and great atmosphere. I loved the pupusas with horchata to drink, and a side of Yuca frita: savory, well-made (the slaw/relish served as a side with the pupusas has a spicey kick that can ambush you, so go carefully with it; it might just be my low tolerance for heat, though), and very filling. Don't be fooled by the size; the pupasas are very filling and I couldn't finish mine, despite wanting to keep eating. the mark of good food: you want to keep eating even though you're full! give this place a try! it's between the BMV and License/Title agency on Morse, but don't be put off by the strip-mall location. Ranchero has a great, relaxed vibe, good for meeting with friends and kicking back with good food. Note: this is a duplicate review by accident. Somehow I ended up with a second yelp account. This is my real one. Anyway, we ate again at Ranchero a couple weeks after this, and also had an awesome experience. This place needs major love from Columbus folks in search of good food -- give Ranchero a try! ”

“ The pupusas were amazing. I got two filled with chicken, cheese and jalapeños. The very spicy salsa was delicious and worked great to dip both the pupusas and the fries. The service was pleasant and prompt. ”

“ I learned today that I've been sleeping on Ranchero Kitchen. It's unassuming from the outside, especially given that it's nestled in between the BMV and Auto Titling offices. The interior is pretty spacious and has an upscale feel to it, and our server was friendly and attentive. But of course, you want to know about the food. I'm Mexican American, so any breakfast involving refried beans, queso fresco and eggs is comfort food for me. I happily ordered the breakfast combo because it came with all of those, plus fried plantains. I never ate plantains growing up, but it's one of my favorite things about Central and South American cuisine. And that sour cream? Delicious and rich. I also ordered a side of rice and tortillas. The rice was so delicious--just flavored enough to have some body of its own and it paired well with everything. The tortillas were corn based and a little thicker than I'm used to, but I liked them and appreciated that they were handmade. And to top it all off, I ordered a glass of horchata. It had a nutty but not unwelcome taste that I didn't expect--I only learned later that it did contain seeds and nuts. Delicious, but something to be aware of if you have nut allergies. My husband ordered the pan con pollo, which he said was excellent. He also ordered a side of fries-which I stole several of and also thought were great. All in all, I'd say that this is a hidden gem and worth the visit. ”

“ Ranchero Kitchen has been on my must-try list for far too long! Moving here from LA left me missing the authentic Salvadoran pupusas that are a staple in SoCal. I only wish I had come to this spot sooner! The interior is stunning, with tasteful decor and friendly staff who make you feel right at home. The food portions are huge and offer great value for the price. But let's talk about the pupusas--they were absolute perfection! Bursting with authentic flavor, they transported me right back to LA. My son was over the moon with his breakfast burrito, which was stuffed to the brim with delicious, fresh ingredients. We happened to stop in to celebrate my son's 18th birthday, and luck was on our side. They were doing a professional photo shoot of their menu, and our server gifted us a complimentary dessert. It was the perfect sweet ending to an already fantastic meal. Ranchero Kitchen exceeded all my expectations with its authentic, flavorful dishes, and I'll definitely be back soon! If you're craving a taste of Salvadoran cuisine, this is the place to go! ”

“ we visited early Friday evening and LOVED it! great service , good food that's different from usual Columbus offerings, and great atmosphere. I loved the pupusas with horchata to drink, and a side of Yuca frita: savory, well-made (the slaw/relish served as a side with the pupusas has a spicey kick that can ambush you, so go carefully with it; it might just be my low tolerance for heat, though), and very filling. Don't be fooled by the size; the pupasas are very filling and I couldn't finish mine, despite wanting to keep eating. the mark of good food: you want to keep eating even though you're full! give this place a try! it's between the BMV and License/Title agency on Morse, but don't be put off by the strip-mall location. Ranchero has a great, relaxed vibe, good for meeting with friends and kicking back with good food. ”

“ We were just traveling through and found this place on Yelp! It did not disappoint. Fantastic, authentic food! ”

“ This place is the freaking best!!!! It's tucked away on bethel next to the tile shop and the BMV so I didn't know about it earlier and that kills me Service is lovely from everyone working there, the ambiance inside is really relaxed and open, feels like a family oriented place but also somewhere friends can just go to chill as well -- well balanced! The most important thing is the food though, of course, which can't be beat. The pupusa are fantastic and I really like to accompany them with a breakfast plate. It's very nostalgic and affordable, the coffee and juice are awesome, and they're very consistent it's always delicious!!! Highly recommend this place to everyone I know !!! ”

“ La estaba super ricaaa 10/10 por mi Me encanto la pupusa de pollo con queso El platillo Fajita Criollo , la salsa de la fajita era exquisita, el arroz muy bueno y los chiles muy ricos . El agua de tamarindo también muy rica! El mesero fue muy amable y comprensible con nosotros . Tiene muy bien ambiente el lugar y muy limpio Si recomiendo, y regresaremos ”

“ We were trying to find a brunch spot on Labor Day, and of course, most places were closed. A lot of places in Easton were busy, and this was the next closest as appetizing place we found on Yelp. Not sure why I hadn't noticed it since I had previously been next door at the titling office. It's a bit nondescript even though there is signage. The area is just kinda drab. Parking is easy since it's a big lot that shares with a few other businesses. Anywho, we walked in to see a few Latino(a) families dining in. A good sign that this spot might be fairly authentic regarding Salvadorian food! It's a large space with a good amount of tables and tons of TVs. Seems like a nice place to hang. I ordered their version of a horchata while my friend sipped on hot coffee. The horchata was interesting. Nutty and a bit thicker. It's made with completely different ingredients than a Mexican horchata, but still equally delicious! We both ordered the Salvadorian breakfast that came with eggs, sour cream, queso fresco, salsa, plantains, and refried beans. Also, we both added chorizo entero (sausage links) to the meal. And it also came with 2 tortillas. Or rather the same consistency of pupusas. Yum!! I was really full. A wonderful meal indeed! I ordered 2 pupusas to go. One was chicken and beans, the other was beans and loroco (a type of green vegetable). Wow! Phenomenal! I saw a lot of people ordering the whole chicken. Might be something to try next time! Service was good. Staff was nice. They're pretty attentive to the tables regardless of how busy they are. Can't wait to come back! ”