Ranchero Kanyon — Restaurant in Şişli

It is a decent spot for Mexican food, especially if you're looking for a place with a great location. The portion sizes were good, and the food tasted pretty nice overall. Their soup was interesting and different from the usual, with a flavor that felt somewhat authentic, though maybe not 100% spot-on. The tacos, however, were surprisingly small. Service was good, and it was fun that they brought out these little sweet and sour non-alcoholic shots at the end – a nice touch to cleanse the palate. The decorations are also fun and create a nice vibe. A couple of things I didn't love were the dim lighting, which made it a bit dark, and the fact that they automatically add a service fee. Also, be prepared to pay a bit more here compared to other places. Overall, Ranchero Kanyon is a solid choice if you're in the area and craving Mexican, just be aware of the smaller tacos and the added...

happy Cinco de Mayo! 💀🌶️🪅🌮🪇🥑

got to celebrate 🥳 cinco de mayo at Ranchero Kanyon and it was great! Salud! guess not many Turks celebrate the holiday but it was perfect for me! we had the mango and hibiscus mezcal margaritas Yummmm! for food we had the street tacos, chicken quesadillas, and the caldo de pollo soup - so delicious!!!!!! perfectly made and pretty authentic. i would just avoid the guacamole which was a bit sour and too mushy - needed to be a bit more chunky and maybe some onions added. otherwise the other dishes was MAS delicioso! salud! 🇲🇽 cool decor and good service.

the restaurant...

Very fulfilling food - taste wise and size wise! So many great options to choose from. I tried the classical chicken nachos, flautas (chicken and cheese dish), and their Ranchito shot. Satisfied with all. Will order flautas in the future. Ranchito is exactly what I’d expect from a shot in a Mexican restaurant. The waiter that attended to me was extremely attentive and friendly. Best service I’ve received in a hot minute. Atmosphere is the same old boring Kanyon restaurant, not as enjoyable as the Ranchero in Nisantasi, not surprisingly but...