Paradise Ranch Tequila Bar & Grill

"There were 3 of us who came during lunch for the first time there. It was empty but still took a minute for service the happy hour menu had the times on it so we were in that window for drinks and food but were told the drinks only and not the food because that is for Saturday how do you split the menu and don't have it posted on there with the times it was an upcharge for the same items on the regular menu. I had BBQ wings they tasted day old just tossed in sauce I didn't eat them after the first bite... another person had the veggie chimichanga it was okay but they put sour cream on the salad which she can't have the rice was dry and tasted old she didn't eat it****THEY TRIED TO KEEP THE CHANGE when we paid had to ask for it twice!!! It was $2.62 you don't make your own tip! Then he gave her $2 so she asked again and said it's $2.62 the other person had the same issue too! The street corn was good but it was cold they said it was supposed to be cold but if it's roasted like the menu says it should be warm or hot! Server name is Miguel...do better sir! Oh the chicken bowl was good"

"Food was very flavorful! Margaritas are amazing! The carnitas tacos were so good! Staff is amazing! So friendly, attentive, and inviting."

"I enjoyed myself from the moment I walked in. Very nice atmosphere, nice big patio plenty of seating. The server was very attentive with us. We went on a Friday evening . It was karaoke night. We ordered a blackened chicken dinner and fajitas. Pitcher of mango margarita.. worth every penny. The flavor was in every bite. Great Latin food. I highly recommend this place and will be returning. This place is a hidden gem."

"This has become a weekly spot for me and my friends. Karaoke Fridays is cool and we love the pitchers of margaritas! All of the food I've had has been soooo good! Definitely recommend!"

"We went here on a whim after realizing a new place had opened, and I gotta say I was very impressed by the food and the drinks. This place has the building blocks to be something really special. The margarita was a step up from your typical tex-mex joint's, and the caipirinha was as good as any I've had in Mexico or elsewhere. Also my daughter had the horchata and it was impressively spiced. The food was more Latin-inspired Mexican and isn't (at least in my opinion) trying to compete directly against your local Tex-Mex joint. The mofonguitos are gonna be a staple and I'd recommend trying them for yourself. The Carnitas con Yuca was one of the best Latin dishes I've had in town, the owner mentioned it was a staple from his hometown in Nicaragua. The tacos are done in the traditional style and well done, but they went too heavy on the sour cream for our taste. The service was good, and the owners seemed friendly and excited to share their enthusiasm in our brief encounter. All that said, I hope to be back soon."