Maybe the bet restaurant my daughter and I have ever eaten in! The food is Africa-Caribbean. The owner- chef, who came to our table, is from Kenya. Chicken-peanut stew, plantains, lentil stew, spanikopita (best I've ever had), marvelous desserts.It's in a strip mall but the inside is attractive.

Same owners as Rancho Viejo, but right on the Malecon...simple, home cooked food...no muss no fuss, and an easy in and out place to eat while shopping or rushing around.

Always the finest Mexican food anywhere. The relish try you could make a meal out of. Grilled Peppers, fresh salsa, marinated onions so sweet you can't get enough of and cabbage a mexican traditions. Breakfast, lunch or dinner You will salivate just thinking about it. Two locations Both excellent. The large fish platters were excellent.

Great location on the Malecon....tables too close to the street for exhaust consumption but the view is fabulous. I'd eat there every day if the Malecon was closed to traffic at lunch or dinner..........

Good food at astoundingly low prices. Their arrachera is incredible! Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Packed with local families in the evenings, so that tells you something about the value for the peso.

We heard a lot of hype about Rancho Veijo and decided to try it..... It was not what I expected. It was good but we had better!

Pretty view of the malecon and the food is cheap but you get what you pay for in this case. Maybe you could skip the food but get a beer and watch the sunset from the second floor seating area....

Unbelievable. Arrachera and the fish tacos. We ate there twice. You'll be shocked how low the bill is.

The Rancho veijos restaurants are always good value & consistent quality food. They have a nice selection of tacos, but the pastor is especially good. If you like a bargain try their American breakfast special.