That and half a Cuban sandwich would be a fine lunch. Service was attentive throughout the meal, but dishes came at odd intervals. My salad came just a minute or two after my soup. Others came much later. A child's meal came 10 minutes before the other dinners.
Salads come with most meals.
It's a small, but decent mix of iceberg, onions, tomatoes and cucumbers. Speaking of garlic, Ramirez uses a lot of it, not that there's anything wrong with that. But most of the menu fits the theme, leaning more toward comfort foods of rice and roast meat than spicy and exotic. Meals come with a choice of beans and rice, tostones or french fries. I got the tostones, but should have gotten black beans and rice, just because the pork and gravy really needed it.