Rancho Viejo - Luray

Despite what some locals said, I did not stop today. Yeah, it's been a few years since I ate this place. And that's...

The food of a restaurant is just as good as the surroundings it should be presented and enjoyed. Ranch Viejo missed the sign. I was in this exact restaurant...

Tony and I stayed overnight in Luray, VA and searched the city for somewhere to eat a light bite. We had a nice day to go to Shenandoah...

Tony and I spent the night in Luray, VA, and were looking for a place to grab a light meal. After a lovely day exploring the Shenandoah Valley and the mountains, Tony discovered this restaurant, and we decided to stop by. Though it was busy, we were quickly greeted and seated. Tony ordered a Budweiser in a bottle, while I opted for an Iced Tea Half and Half with lemon and lime. We decided to share a combination plate: Tony had a chicken and a beef soft taco, while I chose a tostada with a side of beans and rice. The food was incredibly tasty, and our waitress was very friendly and attentive. We left satisfied with our meal; the total, including taxes and tip, was $32, with a $5.85 tip. Thanks for a fantastic dining experience!

We came to dinner and were thrilled how good the chips were and that white sauce was included. For those who have never had Virginia white sauce, it is a unique chip diving sauce found in Mexican restaurants in a lot of Virginia. The white sauce here was delicious and one can say was made by someone who knows their white sauce. The food was delicious and quickly came out after our order. We also ordered margaritas and they were well made with a good alcohol to Margarita blend ratio. I have the food combination with a taco and a quesadilla, both with chicken. The portions were big enough, I couldn't finish my whole meal. The chips were clearly homemade and we loved that they were groundless. The waitress was super nice and quick to take our drinks and food order. If you're in the area, I recommend a stop here for lunch or dinner. We'll be back next time.