Casa Ramos Méxican - Mount Shasta

Go to for us when in Mt Shasta. Dine in and take out are both good options. The bonus of dine in of course is the margaritas!

Waitress was hella rude cuz we had a big table around 8pm. Food was not as good as I remember! Plus everything is super expensive!

I eat here 1 or 2 times every week. By far my favorite Mexican restaurant! The staff is friendly and very hard working, and the food is absolutely amazing. If you plan on having a large group, definitely make a reservation, they are very accommodating and provide a wonderful atmosphere. Dietary restrictions: I sometimes do the Keto diet and am always satisfied with their options and accommodations. Parking: Parking can be a little rough on busy days, but you can always find a place to park within reasonable walking distance. Trust me, it's worth it! Kid-friendliness: Kids can use their crayons to draw/color on a kids menu while they wait. A lot of the drawings get put on the art wall, pretty cool! Wheelchair accessibility: Definitely wheelchair accessible, as I've dined near wheelchair bound customers, never over heard any complaints or saw any difficulty getting to a table.

Out of all the Mexican restaurants in this town, I was highly recommended to try out this one. Without hesitation, I made it a priority to go there. I arrived and was seated within a few minutes. It was a bit busy so service was a bit slow. I ordered my favorite dish, flautas with rice beans. I loved every bite. It was too early to try one of their cocktails but I enjoyed looking at the variety. The staff was friendly, attentive, and clean. I recommend the chocolate churros for dessert, it comes with ice cream and it was delicious.

This place is soooooo good! Its clean, meaning you dont feel gross and tired after, you feel energized and happy. They have a full bar, so you know it can get a little loud at times. The food is delicious and pretty fast. The menu is extensive. The layout is spacious and it has a good vibe in here. The decor is fun and interesting, especially by the bathrooms. They have classic cartoons hanging up with Latino twists. You gotta go check that out. It may be your only chance to see Homer in a sombrero. There is one server named Carol and she is an absolute angel. Such a sweet soul she really touched my heart on my last visit!