One of our best eateries in town. The food is great, the staff is friendly, and it's locally owned…read moreby some wonderful folks. I just love the vibe with the beautiful art on the walls, well lit, spacious. It's just a nice place to hang. Great place for a cerveza, an incredible wet burrito, chips. The whole deal. I've been here almost a dozen times and it's always consistent, fresh, and well prepared. If you're looking for good Mexican, you can't go wrong with the good people at, Dos Hermanos.

Steady, excellent products and service! We try to stop by anytime we are in the neighborhood and…read morecatch DH at a number of farmers markets in the area. Definitely a supporter!

We have had great Mexican food here. I'm only familiar with western Mexican cuisine, so often the…read morenames of some of these dishes were unfamiliar. I tried them anyway, and am very glad I did. We stop here often when we're in the area. BTW: They remodeled recently and the seating is a little better; it is in a gas station after all.

The food here is VERY good but it is EXPENSIVE for gas station food…read more My burrito was absolutely delicious but it cost me 13.47 without a tip. The flavor is really good. Spices were just right and grilled chicken plentiful. With the cost, though, this is just an occasional stop for me.

I ordered 3 quesabirrias on a whim while passing by... dear god, what a beautiful mistake. These…read morewere easily some of the best quesabirrias I've had in the area. As someone who lived in Mexico for 10 years as a child, I can confidently say this place hits all the right notes. I may have just opened Pandora's box... and I fear for my wallet, because I will be coming back as often as i can afford. If you're even slightly hesitant, just bite the bullet and go. Totally worth every penny.

Today was my first time time trying this Mexican food truck - and can't believe i did not try them…read morebefore now. Since we're moving it will unfortunately be too far away to make this our regular food truck. We HIGHLY recommend T2H! We ate the quesadillas (pork & chicken) and the Birria- OMG! the ALL of the meats were so flavorful, & juicy. This is by far the best Mexican food I have had in years! The food was so good at lunch (on Pacific Ave) so I told my husband and we went back to their 2nd location on 6700 Martin Way for dinner. My husband was just as pleased. The owners (husband and wife) were very pleasant and gave impeccable service! Give them a try ... you won't be disappointed!

Super nice people. The carnitas super burrito is my current mainstay. I'm pretty fixated on their…read morered hot sauce right now but my wife likes the green and it is really good. She also really likes their beans and rice.

Excellent customer service. Can't beat the burritos here. Highly recommend the Jalisco burrito. The…read morered hot sauce is actually hot too. Fantastic.

Very good Mexican restaurant (did not try the taco truck)! Flavors were tasty and complex. Service…read morewas excellent and quick. We ate outside, which was great for a nice day. Would absolutely come back!

I had a lot of hope for this. I've had their catered stuff at an event before. The salsa was good…read moreand the carne asada and pork both good. So I had high hopes. I was SORELY disappointed. First, they don't post prices next to their menu items on their board. That should be a red flag. One burrito preferred. Total, after tax: $19.75. WTFreak!?!???? Burrito barely had any meat. Like, barely. Barely had any cilantro. Like, barely. Barely had any sour cream. Like, barely. What it did have a lot of was beans and rice. So, as you can imagine, it was soooo dry. They gave me two red sauces, both just half full. And if you think this was just a good salsa taquera, you're wrong. It was filled with other stuff (onion chunks, etc. Seems like it was simply some old salsa, but it also had almost no flavor. So maybe it was fine that these two little to-go ramekins didn't last past the first four bites. Completely dissapointed, especially after having their good catered meal.

My son and I stopped by for lunch. $40 or so for some Birria tacos and a carne asada burrito with a…read morehorchata. Price seemed a touch high until we got our food. "Dad, these are the best Birria tacos that I've ever had!" My burrito was massive and delicious!! 10 out of 10!!

I will preface this by saying that I don't normally order flautas so may not be the best judge. But…read moreI really enjoyed them. Chicken was not dried out, they were perfectly crispy on the outside and crunchy. I will get these again! Wasn't crazy about the "sour cream," because it tasted like mayo but the guac tasted fresh! Also loved the red sauce drizzled on top. You do get 5, there are just two missing in my photo. We couldn't wait lol!

Ventured back into this brightly colored restaurant in downtown Olympia. The service was incredible…read more- fast and efficient. The decor reminded me of a southwest authentic restaurant with and accentuated flair. We got the chimichangas with Al pastor. There were nice chunks of pineapple throughout - true, authentic Al Pastor. The rice was amazing too. They gifted us a horchata and pineapple juice drink (again MORE chunks of pineapples!). These drinks set the meal off perfectly. We shall return (maybe tomorrow)

Great service and food. Strawberry margaritas are fantastic. Huge size portions…read more Burrito was wonderful.

Wow delicious! I…read moreordered the fish taco and it was so crispy and delicious. My husband had the chimichanga with Asada. 5 stars! Sorry we gobbled it up so fast I didn't take a pic.

Ramirez Mexican Restaurant & Store is one of those rare places that gets everything right. From the…read moremoment you walk in, the service is exceptional--welcoming, attentive, and genuinely kind in a way that makes you want to linger. The food is incredible: rich, authentic flavors, perfectly prepared, and clearly made with care. Every bite tastes like someone's abuela is in the kitchen making sure it's done right. And then there's the store--absolutely lovely. Beautifully stocked with incredible pastries that are impossible to resist, vibrant piñatas, and so many thoughtful details that make it feel more like a cultural experience than just a quick stop. You can tell pride and love are poured into every corner of the place. Ramirez isn't just a restaurant or a market--it's a community gem. We'll be back again and again, and I'll happily bring anyone visiting from out of town here first.

My dad had the chorizo con huevos and I had the crema enchiladas and they were both amazing! They…read morewere given to us in large portions, too, making the price worth it for the amount of food we got :) it's also quite nice inside the restaurant, as a bonus!

I believe this to be a hidden gem for Mexican restaurants in Lacey. Service is great, food is even…read morebetter and the prices don't break the bank. Plus they have a spit out front where you can order el pastor from your waiter at the table. This is our go to for sit down Mexican food. The owners also have El Taco Amigo food trucks around town as well. Which is our fav when ordering from food trucks.

Gently driving by this place seems to be busy. Decided to stop in…read more I must've came a little early hours were said they were all already open. They told me I need to wait 15 minutes more but they were supposed to be open for breakfast. Maybe I am early (11 am) Being one of the only people here the food will be really hot when I get it right off the grill. The food was good I got the fajita chicken burrito. I was kinda hoping for something with shrimp but there that was not on the menu. The place was clean outside which I would be probably enjoying if it was not so cold. Thanks wind.

Today's burrito was wonderful. I ordered up a a Super Burrito with Lengua. I was their 1st customer…read moreof the day. The reason for the review today isn't about the food. It's about what I saw. This truck charges extra for lengua and certain other meat items that are higher on the "cost" side so they compensate by adding a charge. In this case the burrito itself was $15.39(or something close). The total that I was given was $19.17 with the extra charge. I saw that I had exactly $20 in cash. I just said to put the change in the tip jar. There was nothing in the tip jar. So I was taken aback to see the lady working put what looked like $4 in singles into the tip jar. My change was .83. Just an observation. On a final note, this truck is now charging .50 and .99 for salsa cups(depending on size). My burrito came with a bag, no napkins. No salsa. No plasticware. Nothing.