Mi Rancho — Restaurant in Boston

Don’t be fooled, there’s definitely better Colombian food places nearby. You’re not missing much. The reason I’m giving this place 1 star is because I’ve been coming here for years. Over 15 years, both service and food has been steady and I continued to give them my business. Recently, while in the neighborhood, I decided to pop in. I was so disappointed with the service. The staff did not greet me. The man who took my order was so rude and condescending. I had him repeat himself because he was mumbling my order back to me. And then he went to the back after taking my order and I caught him and a female colleague giggling in the back. I couldn’t help but think it was at my expense. Speaking of “expense”- the food was shockingly overpriced. A soup with salad cost me $18, it used to be $13 max with a drink. I understand inflation is a culprit, but I am not a clueless yuppie. It’s practically highway robbery. So I paid, left with my order and decided that it’s probably best to never come back- unless I’m desperate. Which will probably never happen seeing as there are soooo many better cheaper more quality options...

This place has been in business for more than 10 years, how? This is something I can't explain. The level of cleanliness leaves a lot to the imagination, dirty floor, dirty dishes piled on the counter, and tables that need a good scrubbing. After 10 years, I walked in to buy some buñuelos. Well, one bite was enough for me to know these buñuelos were hard as a football, the dough was grainy, and the price was expensive. I hate to throw food away, but eating them would be more disastrous to my body. I know how buñuelos should taste like, and this restaurant will not see my money ever again. With so many Colombian people in the area, including myself, it is a shame that the quality of our cuisine in this place is being slashed to pieces-and not...

I ordered the Central American breakfast and it was not fresh! It was canned refried beans and bagged tortillas. The avocado is not hass it’s the large water ones. The crème was sour cream and not anywhere Central American. The pan de queso was salty and stinky cheese taste. The Plato topico was not tasty at all. The meat had no flavor and tasted bloody. Coffee was straight up milk. Over all this was extremely expensive for two breads, 1 coffee, one breakfast, one tipico plate, and one soda. They charged us $50!!!! I’ve had Colombian food and this is not authentic or the best in east...