Stopped in last Friday around 6pm and were promptly seated. The place was busy but that didn't…read moredeter our server from providing excellent and attentive service. Cocktails ordered were La Gracie for my guy (he NEVER orders tequila drinks but he actually liked this) - I tasted it and it was refreshing and not too sweet and the Mosaic Mule for me. So delicious with just the right amount of smokiness, that I had two! Chips and salsa during drinks and I absolutely LOVE their salsa! Mini chimis as an appetizer - a mix of chicken and machaca that were stuffed full and fried to perfection. Dinner consisted of the carnitas plate for him and Mole Negro Oaxacaqueño (carnitas) for me. Both were excellent but the mole was divine. Of course a good deal of our appetizers and entrees were packed to go home....so filling! Dessert (we ate a bit and took the rest home) was churros and flan. The flan was so good that I had a hard time leaving it alone when we got home. Creamy, cold with a delicious sauce. I'm so glad Theresa's Mosaic is still around and thriving. Stop in and enjoy!

First time dining at this restaurant. I ordered the Chile Colorado plate and my husband ordered the…read moreMachaca plate. The food itself was good. They really brag about their flour tortillas, but in my opinion they were just okay and lacked flavor. I also ordered the Chiltern Mezcal Pineapple drink, which was very tasty and one of the highlights of the meal. There were a few things that really impacted our experience. I noticed a fly floating in my drink, which was pretty unpleasant. We also ordered a pitcher of beer and it took about 30 minutes to arrive. The waitress asked if we wanted chips and salsa, and of course we said yes -- who doesn't enjoy chips and salsa? The service overall was disappointing. We asked for extra napkins and the waitress seemed bothered and gave us attitude. When the bill arrived, we noticed that a tip had automatically been added. I personally prefer tipping based on the service experience, so I wasn't a fan of that. Another surprise was being charged $3.75 for chips and salsa without being told there would be a charge. I've never been to a restaurant where chips and salsa were offered without mentioning an added fee. Also worth noting: drinks do not come with refills. Overall, the food was decent, but the service and unexpected charges took away from the experience. I would not go back.

I went here twice while visiting Tucson recently. You would be hard-pressed to find a better value…read morefor the amount of food you get, especially in 2026. I can't comment on the interior as I only utilized the drive thru, but the employee was very sweet and the service was so quick both times. They have breakfast burritos all day, which makes this place even better, if that's possible.

I really like pacos for a quick burrito. The staff at the counter always seemed kind and friendly…read morewhen I went. I like that their beans are lard-free. They have a drive thru option.

If you want a breakfast burrito you need to come here! We bought two and after seeing the size we…read moreonly split one ( save the other for breakfast next day) ps they are big at least for two little women.

It's ok just inconsistent. One day Chile verde is so hot you can't eat it. Carne asada is not yucky…read morebut the meat needs to look more like grilled steak it's like it's steamed

I can't stay away from this place and the pozole soup!…read more Friend and I went back to enjoy some soup before the weather starts heating up. I walked in and sat down. The owner came over and mentioned the pozole soup. I guess I do eat it a lot for her to remember me. The usual, and delicious, chips and salsa were served with a separate bowl of salsa for each of us (we do like it a lot). Other than a shrieking 2 year old (that the parents were ignoring) the place was clean and quiet. I ordered the pozole and friend ordered the chicken tortilla soup (with cheese on top). As always, the soups were delicious, hot and flavorful. The pozole has a back-of-the-throat heat that is amazing. I am somewhat obsessed with the soup. We'll go back.

We went for lunch today, having Green Chile Chicken Enchiladas w/rice & beans and a big Mexican…read moreCoke. Oh my goodness... delicious and so filling I couldn't finish it all. Pay cash and get a little discount. Small, clean, great service, no alcohol. Love it!

The Buffet was Delicious! The Menu encompassed all the traditional dishes! The Red Menudo was 1st…read moreclass. My Server Ceasar was "Outstanding'"!! And the Hostess Araceli was very nice and helpful Plus the Mariachi Band was great! Overall a very pleasant experience! I'll Be Back!

Fantastic friends service and great food. Historic location as once a drive in with car service…read more Ambience is new and updated.

Great service, nice atmosphere and excellent food! The shrimp ceviche, It was really good, bright…read morewith fresh lemon. A little light on the shrimp and served with salt crackers. My husband had a Machaca taco and the shredded beef soup which comes with a fresh homemade tortilla. Both were delicious and very tasty. I also ordered the Calabacitas, which were rich and flavorful. They came with corn, which is unique. Great time we haven't been here in so long glad we did. If you are near the old foothills mall area an excellent small restaurant is just across the street

I stopped in here for breakfast this morning shortly after they opened at 8 a.m. I ordered the…read morehuevos con machaca from the breakfast menu, which came with salsa, refried beans and tortillas (I chose corn). I liked the tortillas, beans and salsa, but the huevos con machaca was too salty. Also, the prices on the menu, though reasonable, are considerably higher than the ones online; they should update their website to show the current prices. Service was good; I was the only customer. The restaurant has a pleasantly colorful decor. It's small, so probably not ideal for a large group.

I saw that the ratings for Ramiros were mostly average. I was looking for a place to eat that…read moredidn't close at nine and wasn't in California and there was not a big selection. I brought my family here to try it. I ordered the Chimichanga with carne asada and my son-in-law ordered the carne asada potato. When I got my chimichanga it was huge! I shared it with the rest of my family because they hadn't brought everyones food. They liked it and when I took a bite the taste was amazing! I got french fries instead of the rice and beans. This was a good compliment to the burrito. I noticed that my family went again last night! I know that the torta was also good. I really don't think you can go wrong with most of the menu but I only tried the potato which had chunks of cheese, sour cream and bacon. Hot, fresh and delicious. The only thing I will say is that it would be better to get it to go since the dining area is not the nicest and if you must eat inside, the seating is limited. Overall a great experience! I am mostly about the food and I had no complaints there! Thank you for the great experience!

I tried Ramiro's twice while visiting Tucson. The first time was absolutely amazing! Solid Five…read morestars! I ordered a taco and enchilada combo and my wife ordered a carne asada taco to go. The first thing I noticed was how heavy the bag was with our orders and when I opened it up, the portion sizes were huge! Everything was very tasty, cooked and prepared to perfection, and both of us finished. What a great first impression. Fast forward a few days, we were craving a repeat so we returned and did the same order as our first time. Yes, the bag was heavy like the first time, but sadly that's where the similarities end. My taco was very tasty, but the enchilada was a disaster. I ordered the enchilada with shredded chicken, but my ordered got messed up, and instead of chicken, it was filled with cold shredded cheese that wasn't even melted. Honestly, it was kind of gross. So disappointing. If the cheese were at least melted, and the enchilada warm, it might have been edible, but the lukewarm tortilla filled with cold shredded cheese was a huge disappointment. Yuch. The beans also were nothing like the first time. They had the texture of being left in a blender too long. At least the soda's were ok, but their ice machine must be too small because both times, our sodas only had a couple ice cubes that melted by time we got back to our hotel. Overall I'd have to rate Ramiro's disappointing due to the inconsistency we experienced. They definitely can make outstanding Mexican food, but it seems they can't do consistently.

I finally made it to P&Ms!…read more I was in Tucson running errands after taking my dog to a vaccine clinic. I chose this place because it's dog-friendly. Dark clouds were moving in from the South so I wasn't sure if the patio was still open when I walked in at 3:15pm on a Friday. I was immediately greeted by the friendly staff. While the patio was open, the host did tell me it was windy and that I could sit inside with my dog in the covered dining area off the patio. "Is she friendly?" he asked me. "As long as no other dogs are around!" I replied. My dog was tired from her vaccines and was very quiet. She lay down and snoozed throughout my meal, although I did toss her some chicken when no one was looking. I was only the third table back there. I ordered chips and salsa ($1 extra) and my Chicken Burro enchilada style came out moments later. Service was excellent throughout my meal. I ordered the sour cream-green chile sauce over my burro. It was very tasty! The chicken was good, but the rice was very salty. The flour tortilla was thick, too. I ate it all because I was hungry. I like how this restaurant is designed. The bar is in the front, separated by a long hall way that then opens into two separate dining areas. One dining area is its own room and both face the patio. The patio has a large cascading water fountain that I'm sure is lovely on a summer evening. I will definitely be back!

Ever since a trip to ABQ, I have been craving good hatch chile sauce like what I had there. We…read moredon't have many options for New Mexican style Mexican food in Tucson, so I appreciate the few spots we have that are trying to keep the style alive here! It saddens me to say this about a long-time Tucson staple, but I was not a huge fan of Poco and Mom's. I got the Silver City breakfast and added red chile pork. It's hash browns smothered with onion, green chile sauce, eggs, red chile pork, and cheese. I will start off by saying that the green chile sauce was good; tangy and flavorful. However, I did not enjoy the taste or texture of the hash browns - to me, they tasted like they were rehydrated dry hash browns from a box. The red chile pork was dry and tough, but the red chile sauce itself was fine. This breakfast was accompanied by a side of refried beans, which were on the blander side compared to most I've had at restaurants in Tucson. Another person in my party had the New Mexico red chile enchilada. This is where things went more downhill. The red chile sauce tasted bitter and almost burnt, nothing like I've had in New Mexico. It was not good. Their dish came with a side of rice which was also very underwhelming. The flavor was fine, but it didn't have that light and fluffy texture that good Mexican rice does - it was more dense and slightly gummy. The last person in our party got a ground beef chimi and didn't enjoy the flavor of the seasoning used on the ground beef. Could be a personal preference thing. They did enjoy the sauce it was smothered with, though. I did enjoy the atmosphere in Poco and Mom's. It is very cozy and the southwestern decor was charming. Our waitress was also great! I may be back to try their drinks or their sopapillas, but I don't think I'd return for anything else.