Welcome to Rancho Tequileria

“ Came here on a Tuesday afternoon with a group of friends. The happy hour deal is great — $9 margaritas with only $2 extra for flavors is a solid deal. The consistency of the drinks is impressive; they stay nicely frozen, and they’re strong with great flavor. The staff was also very friendly and attentive throughout our visit. As for the food, it didn’t feel very authentically Mexican — more like an Americanized version of Mexican cuisine. The nachos were good overall. We ordered the spicy guac and chips, but unfortunately the guac wasn’t spicy at all. I had the Aztec quesadilla — the filling was delicious, but the outer side of the tortilla on all the pieces was overly greasy and oily. I’ve been here before and remember the music being more Latin and fitting the vibe better. This time, there was a lot more English music, and the ambiance didn’t feel as Latin or Mexican as it had in the past, which was a bit disappointing. Overall, it was a good experience. The margaritas were definitely the highlight, but the food and music could’ve been better for a Mexican restaurant. ”

“ Solid Mexican restaurant with cozy interior My wife and I stopped at Rancho Tequileria on 9th Ave for an early dinner after a Broadway show on Christmas Eve 2025. The food was tasty, flavorful, and nicely presented, and the service was very quick, possibly because the place was almost empty due to the holiday. A couple of things, however, kept the experience short from being a five-star one: the tequila shots were served without any salt; the enchiladas were slightly over salted; and the fajita came with only warm tacos and rice and beans, without any additional sides. Overall, it’s a decent restaurant and worth a visit if you’re in the area and looking for a Mexican cuisine bite. Food ordered Flautas De Pollo (taquitos with chicken) - good Enchiladas Suizas with Chicken - juicy, moderately spicy, served with a well-complementing sauce. Would be a five-star if it weren’t over salted Rancho Fajita with Chicken - savory and comforting, though also slightly over salted ”

“ A decent Mexican restaurant near Times Square with good gluten-free options. The place was extremely noisy when we visited. I tried the chicken with chocolate sauce (mole), which came in a large portion and was served with corn tortillas. Portions overall are quite generous. The waiters were generally nice, although only one of them was particularly welcoming while the others were more straightforward. Overall, it’s a solid option in the area, especially if you need gluten-free choices, but it’s probably not the most original Mexican restaurant you’ll find in New York ”