Farmer Boys Serving Up First Ever Tableside Ranch Experience

Few condiments are as top-tier as ranch. It’s the utility belt of sauces, showing up whenever flavor needs a boost. At Farmer Boys, it anchors crisp salads, carries their beloved zucchini sticks across the finish line, and pairs effortlessly with other menu staples like their juicy, fresh never frozen burgers, all-day breakfast burritos, and colossal onion rings. 

Farmer Boys has long been serving up a fresher take on ranch, and now the brand is ready to flex. On Saturday, March 14, Farmer Boys will spotlight its signature dressing with a one-day tableside ranch experience.

Unlike the shelf-stable versions most of us are used to, Farmer Boys makes its ranch fresh at each restaurant using real Alta Dena buttermilk, mayo, and a proprietary blend of spices. It’s their most popular dressing, and for many guests, it’s less a side and more the lowkey hero of the meal.

From 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at select locations, dine-in guests will see that ranch come together in real time. A designated “Radiant Ranch Maker” will visit tables with the ingredients, walk through what goes into it, and mix it fresh on the spot, turning a familiar dip into an actual experience.

To mark the occasion, VIF members can also grab a two-piece chicken strips order for $2 that same day, limit four per guest, which feels like the natural move if you’re going to experience ranch in its purest form.

Tableside ranch will be available at these select Farmer Boys locations:

Commerce – Telegraph Rd. 

Fullerton – S. Placentia Ave.

Henderson – N. Stephanie St.

Irvine – Red Hill Ave.

Las Vegas – N. Lamb Blvd.

Lodi – W. Kettleman Ln.

Ontario – 4th & Haven

Riverside – Van Buren Blvd. & Orange Terrace Pkwy. 

Walnut – S. Brea Canyon Rd.

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