La Rancherita Seafood and Taqueria

Came here for a few of those mayweather and Pacquiao fights maybe 3 years ago…
Great beer prices… Food was alright. Didn’t order seafood but remember seeing the mariscos and how good they looked.

This typical medium-​low budget seafood taqueria, with standard menu items, offers a satisfactory lunch.
Chips y Salsa: Good slightly-​different tasting salsa (red), blended to a thick consistency like BBQ sauce. Chips were dry and stiff (no visible grease), thick as Doritos. Mostly whole pieces instead of broken ones.
Bonus (nice touch): A six-​pack of bottled hot sauces! Cholula, Tapatio, a green habenero one, and some others.
Enchiladas Verdes: I was initially put-​off by the too-​radiant green food coloring in the sauce, but the taste was satisfactory. Topping on the enchiladas include slices of perfect, fresh avocado on top helped the taste, as well as a few medium-​crunchy onions.
The rice is non-​sticky dull whitish color, which is typical at the seafood-​style taquerias around here.
Service is satisfactory and friendly. English is not a problem. Food delivery was about 8 minutes, and the place was about ¹⁄₈ full of customers, mainly construction workers. I was the only gringo.
Atmosphere is typical: Bar in the middle with surrounding tables, and the TV is a bit loud. The chairs are like hotel conference room chairs, with a bit of padding on back and seat. The tables have a thick vinyl tablecloth. I don’t recall seeing any booths, but I was comfortable for a lunch. Place seems clean enough, even though slightly worn.