Ranch Milk Market - Freedom (CA)

5 /5 Matt Shelton: this is a very unique experience for a Taco bar. its essentially kind of a hybrid of both the the neighborhood store and very good Mexican food friendly staff. great beer! its one of many great Mexican spots in watsonville

4 /5 Ryder Spires: Ranch Milk Mexican Restaurant – A Hidden Gem for All-Day Breakfast & Micheladas If you’re looking for an authentic Mexican spot with amazing food, great prices, and a relaxed vibe, Ranch Milk Mexican Restaurant is a must-visit! They serve breakfast all day, which is a huge plus, especially when you’re craving chilaquiles or huevos rancheros in the afternoon. Their portions are generous, the flavors are spot-on, and everything tastes homemade. One of the highlights? Their micheladas! Perfectly spiced and refreshing, they pair well with just about anything on the menu. The atmosphere is casual but welcoming. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or a laid-back meal, this place delivers every time.

2 /5 Austin East: Been coming here for years. In recent years it’s been very hit or miss. Tonight we got tacos, nachos, fried chicken, veg burrito. The veg burrito was filled with rotting avocado I had to pick out as much as I could. It was not good. Fried chicken is super good and crispy and has been one of the consistently good items. The nachos were the worst nachos I’ve ever had in my life with the most stale chips I’ve ever tasted. My son had ordered a taco with no onions just meat and cilantro and it came with onions. The meat in the tacos is always good but they frequently mess up our orders. We will not be going back anytime soon. Very disappointing.

4 /5 Lara Girl: Prices seemed fair. The place hidden inside a gas station had way more charm then expected. Mini-mart /bar/tacoria. We have lived here 15 yrs and never ventured in. Then the other day were told about how great it is. I was disappointed in the jalapeño poppers. The picture looked great but the actual product was like a heavily battered 1/4 piece of jalapeño. They looked like a freezer item. 8 1/4s is only 2 jalapeños. Then we got the carna asada super burrito. Also fair price. Mostly rice. Big. OK flavored. The green salsa was the great topper. The red salsa was supposedly Pico de gillo, but was just liquid. We didnt get chips with white after we finished saw them stacked on the counter, so maybe if you asked. No salsa bar, no frills. The bacon wrapped hot dog meal that our neighbors had looked good. Well try again. Especially if were ready for a drink with your meal, beer( large fridge with many brewery cans),tequila, kombucha, hortchata with a shot!!

2 /5 Jess McCauley: Although the inside of my burrito was delicious, the moldy tortilla kinda ruined the whole thing. Additionally, when I presented it to the staff, they told me I was wrong because the package doesnt expire until December. Im sure they dont know that wet conditions and porous breads dont care about expiration dates, but the audacity to tell me I was wrong was not appreciated. The lighting was a little weird inside, but there were clearly blue spots on my tortilla. My wife is severely allergic to mold and I (like most humans) do not tolerate it well either; regardless, my lips got a little tingly and their salsa is not that spicy, but the anxiety for my wife (who likely ingested mold, too-- I cant imagine separate packages) was not a fun evening. She did point out the pen used to mark the burritos on the foil was blue, but I dont like eating permanent marker either.) I wanted this to be a frequent visit spot, but I can get craft beer and then get a non moldy burrito in the future. What a disappointment.