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    3.8 (714 reviews)
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    Reta B.

    Pictures of this place looks amazing and reviews didnt seem bad so decided to come and give it a try. for a date night, its nice but other than the look, dont come here! I would say never again! I may come and see the place but dine in, NO! Their food has to improve! food was disgusting I would say. Literally the worst dining experience I have ever had. My fiance and I were not sure what we were served and what is the hype about it and why is it SO expensive for no reason!! The menu is set, you can only pick 3 or 4 course and you get that. The soup was cold, and it was odd taste. They have paired wine flight which we decided to go with. Also terrible. I'm not sure if they have changed chefs or something but how can it possibly be so bad from every angle.... The salads were not great, the one star goes up the fish fish but other than that pricy for no reason! I don't bother coming. There are so many places that are worth it more than this

    Chocolate cake
    A L.

    I was drawn to this restaurant because of the rich foodie history behind it. I've included a picture of Julia Childs dining at the Ranch House! It is a beautiful restaurant hidden in lush greenery and a garden. I knew this was the perfect spot for a date with my 9 yo son who is an aspiring foodie. There are short quaint paths to walkabout the herb garden, over a little wooden bridge you find secret dining areas with pretty lighting. The sound of trickling water is everywhere and it feels peaceful. The cocktail menu included wine, cocktails, and mocktails. I ordered a glass of The Fabelist Rose and it was delicious. I was tempted to order the French 75 but restrained myself. Next time. We were presented with some fresh bread and whipped herb butter that was fantastic. We kindly declined more, but probably would have eaten another basket. The menu is pre fixe - you can choose 3 or 5 items. I chose the crab cake, the scallops with risotto and let my son choose the dessert. He picked the chocolate cake. There is also a kids menu. Our server kindly shared it with us as it is not on the printed menu. My son chose the chicken tenders with fries. He said the ranch was amazing. He's a picky ranch guy. The crab cake was yummy, it was hearty with crab and came with a delicious apple fennel slaw, the sauce was good too. I could have happily eaten one more. The scallops and risotto was amazing. The scallops were cooked perfectly and the risotto tasted clean and not over seasoned. It had chunks of zucchini with some mushrooms. The chocolate cake was pure indulgence. It was a huge piece with layers of chocolate cake and chocolate mousse covered in a chocolate ganache. Served with fresh berries and whip. Would I go back? Yes. There are GF and vegetarian options. I was eyeing the Portobello with the coconut tarragon sauce, maybe next time. And that French 75. The service was attentive. We were greeted quickly by a group of employees by the bar. There was a server and an attendant who cleared the table in a timely manner while also providing water refills. The server's menu knowledge was solid, and he eagerly shared the soup of the day and specials. The Ranch House is a hidden gem, full of timeless stories and energies. Keep in mind this is a 70 year old restaurant-- basque in its history as the first farm to table restaurant, the first vegetarian concept in the 1950s, the place that hosted John Lennon, Marlon Brando, Cat Cora, Julia Childs and more! If you love food and history, this is where you should go. A humble experience in an Ojai paradise.

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    Ashley S.

    The last time I visited, I was honestly super disappointed. Definitely not the experience we had when we first tried it. I ordered the filet which was on special. I ordered it medium well & it came out medium rare. Not kidding, borderline rare. I swear the very middle was not cooked. I didn't want to complain considering everyone gives me a hard time for ordering a filet cooked almost well done anyways. Just let me live okay. The service wasn't as great either. Just felt like another ordinary restaurant, where's the magic? It was also my birthday (a special occasion) & it didn't feel special at all. I mean I know we're not at Disneyland, but if you're going to have the ambience scream fairytale, carry that vibe all the way through. From food to service. The first time I visited, maybe it was just an ideal table with an ideal server and ideal seasonal cuisine. For the price though, I'm looking for a home run every time.

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    Joie S.

    WORST EXPERIENCE EVER!! Went with 5 girlfriends for happy hour, looking forward to a good time with good food and music. First, the so-called happy hour menu was sad, very limited. The server said the charcuterie board was substantial so 2 of us decided to share. There were 2-1/2 half inch "slices" of bread, a 2 inch piece of prosciutto, a small piece of salami and something that might have been ham; a caper berry, a tiny cornichon and a sprinkling of dried cranberries. Awful. The menu said crab cakes, but there was only one, no flavor. My friend sent it back. They took 40 minutes to tell one of us that what she ordered wasn't available. The Chardonnay was warm. The cosmopolitans had little to no liquor. This place used to be wonderful; now, I'll never go back. The music was good, though.

    Michelle H.

    We live about an hour outside of Ojai and a friend gave us a Groupon for this restaurant (which in the end we couldn't use and Groupon didn't give a full refund). Nevertheless, we were very excited to try something new! We had reservations on a Thursday night at 5, it wasn't busy yet. First off, the staff is very attentive and friendly (greeted warmly!), the atmosphere wasn't something I was expecting (which is a good thing!), we were seated next to the pond with all the wonderful Koi fish! My husband and I both got the three course meal, the perfect amount of food; since we also had bread (around $60 per person). I started off with: Burrata Toast: Burrata with toasted country bread, heirloom tomatoes, fresh farm arugula and balsamic reduction... this was a great starter! (however, I think the burrata could have been a little more fresh). Baby Gem Salad: Blue cheese crumble, bacon, cherry tomatoes, Ranch House dressing... simple salad, but it hit the spot. I think what I appreciate most is the portions; just enough where I don't get too full. Rack of Lamb: Sauté Couscous, spinach, Parmesan, mint yogurt... not sure how I felt about this. I love couscous and lamb; however I wasn't asked how I wanted my lamb cooked (which was a bit interesting), but it was still good. I will say they should get rid of the potato strips on top; I don't really think it goes well with the dish. As far as drinks go, I ended up getting the Barrel Aged Black Manhattan ($16) A subtle, spiced version of a beloved vintage... I really enjoyed this drink, it was nice and rich and perfect for the cold night out! My husband just ordered a Glenlivet neat and I will say the pour was generous! Overall, I enjoyed the atmosphere (though slightly outdated), however relaxing. The service was perfect, however the food could do with a bit of an adjustment.

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    Mojan D.

    This place is really a sight to see. The outdoor is pretty incredible, which is great during COVID. They have heat lamps for the colder evenings as well. The menu changes for the season and each dish is finely curated - this is definitely fine dining! Came with a few friends and we each tried different items. Here was our verdict: - APPETIZER: The Crab Cakes were the best tasting, but the Duck Flatbread was HUGE (see picture). If you have a bigger appetite, go for the flatbread! - MAIN: We got the Filet mignon, Duck breast, and Halibut. We were all split on this one. I personally liked the Halibut the best but my friends enjoyed the duck breast a lot. -DESSERT: We got the cinnamon creme brûlée, lemon cheesecake, and flourless cake. We were split here as well but overall we enjoyed the creme brûlée A LOT! It is very sweet, so if thats not your thing, you've been cautioned! That being said, the reason I took off a star is due to the price. There are not too many "fancy" restaurants in Ojai compared to more populous cities, so maybe thats why the price is justified. But it was roughly ~$70 per 3 course meal for smaller sized portions and good food but not AMAZING food. I think Ranch House is perfect for a date night or special occasion because of its ambience, its finely curated meals, and soul! All of the staff was wearing masks, attentive to service, and worked with us well to ensure we had a great time. Just be prepared to spend a pretty penny! (Apologies for the pictures, they are screenshots from a video)

    Yummy bread
    Terri K.

    Definitely a must while visiting Ojai for an elevated menu & amazing outdoor ambiance. Beautiful gardens, perfect outdoor dining & heaters for every table when it gets cool. 3 course or 5 course options. We had one of each. Overall the portions are definitely on the smaller size but the food is delicious. Bread & butter- really good with coarse salt on top. Mushroom Rockefeller-tasty but served on only 3 artichokes leaves. Seasonal soup Potato Leek-good. Nagoya Kale Salad & Baby Gem Salad- delicious but very small. Filet Mignon-excellent, cut through it like butter & a hearty portion. $75 for 5 course meal. Duck-the meat itself was just good, the glaze was tasty but I know I'm hard to please because I'm always comparing it to duck in France. $60 for 3 course meal. Apple Tart- very good Flourless Chocolate Cake- really delicious for a gluten free option. Friendly helpful staff & servers. I'd be happy to go back again.

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    Jacqueline A.

    The Ranch house was quite an exquisite experience! The restaurant is nestled among some trails and residential area. It's a hidden gem with lovely garden surrounding the outdoor dining area. The Ranch House has been around for 75 years and offers a variety of fine dining. They offer three-course meal or five course meal per person. The service seemed a bit scattered as they were navigating the seating arrangements as well as providing adequate heaters for all guest. They do offer blankets for guest but had ran out due to a large party going on. The server was gracious enough to provide an additional heater near by table to stay warm during my meal.

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    2 years ago

    Celebrated our 15th anniversary here a few weeks ago! The food was amazing and service was excellent.

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    Went here for my birthday recently. Everything from the service to food to the ambiance was amazing.

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    Been there forever. Great food. Great ambiance. Wonderful garden in the back where they grow their own herbs.

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    Cool ambiance but the food / drinks were not that great. Dessert tasted like it was store bought. Would not go back

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    Just not the same old Ranch House as before completely different vibe. Service was suspect, food was nice and fresh.

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    Excellent food in a beautiful setting. Not cheap but not outrageously priced either. Definitely one of our favorite places to dine in Ojai.

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    Ask the Community - The Ranch House

    Someone told us that you have a family night special on Wednesdays, but I don't see anything about it online...is that true?

    Wednesday night happy hour. Food and drink specials and music 5-8 pm

    Do they allow pets?

    Yes dog friendly

    Do you charge a corkage fee, if so, what is it?

    Yes, $25.00 per bottle

    Is there indoor seating available for winter months?

    Yes, they do have inside dining.

    Do they offer gift certificates?

    Yes

    Is the food great still?

    No, my last visit the food was bland and tasteless

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    An interesting attempt at being creative. I would call it a strange experience…read more Picture walking into a beautiful Japanese inspired garden that's been there for many many years, bamboo and lush gardens, and sitting down for an elegant meal. Then the music is turned on and I'd call it 1960 English rock mixed in with other genres from all over, a little too loud and not really be fitting of the environment. We mentioned it to the waiter and he said it's the chef's jam so to speak. The food was certainly adventuresome. It just missed the mark too often. Either a bit too acidic or a bit off on a funny flavor profile, or in the case of the tuna really inedible as it was very tough. When all 4 ppl leave most of it, you'd think the server(s) would inquire but they just cleared the plates as if it were normal. I really hope the restaurant makes it and of course being a prefix menu we might just have been in on an off night. The plating was beautiful. The dishes were beautiful and unique. There was certainly thought put into it and the service was very nice and attentive. Wine pairing was nice and generous. If you do go here, it's worth adding it on as an option. Overall It just missed on too many flavor profiles that didn't quite go together. They do say the chef likes to combine all types of different cuisines and he certainly did that. I'm just don't know if they blended well. I probably would give it a 3 1/2 if that were possible.

    Beautiful Setting, but the Experience Misses the Mark…read more We were excited to dine here and enjoy dinner in the garden. From the moment we arrived, though, the atmosphere felt off. You walk into a peaceful, charming space only to be hit with loud punk rock music. It was jarring. We thought it must be a mistake. We love music, but this didn't fit the setting--it drowned out conversation and clashed with what should have been a serene dining experience. When we politely asked if the volume could be turned down, our server explained that it was the chef's personal playlist and he'd need permission to adjust it. For a restaurant charging $200 for dinner, that's disappointing. The server later returned to tell us it had already been turned down earlier because another guest had complained. In other words, it would stay as is. It sent the message that the chef values his own preferences over his guests' comfort. To be clear, the servers were wonderful. They spoke passionately about the history of the property and described each dish in impressive detail. It was obvious they were trying to bring the chef's vision to life. They were warm and professional, even when it was clear their hands were tied. The drink menu was another miss. Plenty of bottle options, but few local wines by the glass--a surprise in the heart of wine country. My partner ordered a Manhattan, only to be told the chef doesn't allow it. That's a first for us. It added to the feeling that this place is about control, not hospitality. As for the food: some dishes were inventive and delicious, others fell flat. There's creativity, but at this price point, the experience still feels uneven. We both agreed that if we hadn't prepaid, we would have left soon after sitting down. The music made it nearly impossible to relax, and we honestly couldn't wait to get out of there. We were told the chef is aiming for a Michelin-star experience, but after dining at Caruso's the night before, this restaurant has a long way to go. Caruso's delivered exceptional service and food, but more importantly, made every guest feel valued. Here, we felt more like intruders in someone else's artistic experiment. The setting and history are beautiful, and I genuinely wish them success. But the chef's attitude--toward both guests and staff--suggests he's not ready to take real feedback. When he asked how our meal was as we were leaving (after paying), it felt more like a formality than genuine curiosity. In short: stunning venue, talented servers, flashes of culinary creativity--but an overall experience built for the chef, not the diner.

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    The Rochers at the Ranch House - A window by the terrace offers guests a sneak peek into the kitchen--where the magic of each course begins.

    A window by the terrace offers guests a sneak peek into the kitchen--where the magic of each course begins.

    The Rochers at the Ranch House - A peek through the garden gate offers a first glimpse of the lush, hidden world that awaits just beyond.

    A peek through the garden gate offers a first glimpse of the lush, hidden world that awaits just beyond.

    The Rochers at the Ranch House - Our lounge offers garden views through full-length windows--complete with a gleaming white grand piano to set the tone.

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    What a wonderfully witchy, moody little hideaway to unwind solo or catching up with friends. The…read morefront sofas are plush and inviting, perfect for quaint conversations. The tea room itself is especially charming, with an intimate, magical feel. The entire space is wrapped in a rich, dark, cozy purple ambiance that feels both soothing and enchanting, the kind of place that naturally encourages you to slow down and linger. We absolutely loved our visit, and the iced tea was crisp and refreshing. The only small suggestion would be to add a bit more guidance throughout the space. It's more expansive than it first appears, and the different areas flow into one another in a way that can feel a little seamless. A few thoughtful signs or labels pointing out the various teas, flavors, or themed sections would make it even easier to explore and fully appreciate all the unique corners this special spot has to offer.

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