On a corner in a largely industrial area, this place is a seafood taco spot that seems to be changing ownership? It was Taqueria El Camaroncito (still says so on the receipt) but is now Taqueria Ramirez.
In a kinda food desert area; new job so I'm reviewing after visit 3. We've tried the tacos and enchiladas, both were good and fresh. Lots of flavor and tender meat. I also had a ceviche tostada, which tasted great and for the price and fresh fish/shrimp, can't be beat. Chunky and filling.
I came by one morning to order breakfast burritos for my crew, with special orders, some cut in half, and they went ALL out. Labeled the bags, salsa in every bag, and super helpful. It was raining and the order was taking awhile, so they even asked if I wanted to wait inside where it was warmer. (Outdoor patio with covered tarp.)
I've only had 1 interaction where the customer service wasn't the BEST. Everyone else was ordering in Spanish, so I said 'hi' and then began trying to order in Spanish, and maybe the girl had RBF like I do, but she just responded in English immediately without saying anything. (My Spanish and pronunciation aren't amazing, but they're not horrible.) Maybe she had an off day, because every other time I've been, the ladies have all been very kind and patient.
The parking lot is gravel and does have bits of broken glass, so be mindful of that. It's a questionable-ish area with lots of truckers and transient traffic, so I don't think this can be super controlled by the owners. read more