I got out of work late and the family was craving tacos. Our usual spot was closed so we drove…read morearound looking for trucks. Found this gem on 8th street. Seen previously on 32nd st by Vertical Church but never had a chance to try. It was around late 11ish when we got there and thought he was closing down but he said they were still open and only had carnitas, al pastor and beef cheek left. So I ordered 10 al pastor tacos to try it out. They were sooo good! Kids were scarfing it down, hubie was makin a mess. There salsa was full of flavor and perfectly spicy. Throughout the whole chowdown the tortilla and meat stayed HOT HOT. I looked at them and we all nodded in agreement, time to order more! I ordered 4 more al pastor and 1 of each of the other meats to taste. Carnitas was crispy and had perfect texture. Beef cheek was tender. We also got 7up and Dr Pepper. Everyone was perfectly satisfied. Guy had great customer service, was friendly and answered all my questions. Super chill. Would definitely come here again. Can't wait to try their other menu items. Will definitely recommend.

Heatz is located off of magnolia close to 3rd st in Yuma. It's usually a hit or miss mostly a hit…read morethough! Really good tacos, 2.75 each and carne asada plates are cheapest I've found! I will post pictures next time, 8.5/10.

This is an upgraded taco stand, with fixed canopies and folding table seating. Not a fancy place,…read morebut fancy for a taco truck. They have great tacos and tortillas were pretty good. If it is hot (IT'S YUMA) then it will be a few degrees cooler under the canopy because they have large fan coolers, but it will not be enough to change the temp as it is outdoor seating. You can call ahead, but it was a slow Sunday and there was no wait for us. We were passing through from AZ to CA and this was highly rated. We did not realize it was a food truck, but this made the prices decent and it was quick. Very casual. I would stop here again.

Good tacos and reasonable prices. Fresh salsa bar and homemade horchata. It will definitely be a…read morepit stop when driving from San Diego to Phoenix and back.

There's an intimacy in how the burrito holds itself together, each bite a soft unfolding of warmth…read moreand tenderness. It's hearty but not heavy, indulgent without ever feeling careless. You don't eat a Pancho's burrito so much as you share a moment with it.

I stopped for a breakfast burrito at Pancho's this morning. I saw that there were so many stars on…read moreYelp and trusted everyone who has already reviewed the restaurant to steer me in the right direction. While the food wasn't bad, it also wasn't great. It was really only okay. Combine that with the overall experience and it just wasn't anything to write home about. The restaurant is inside of a gas station (nothing wrong with that at all, especially the convenience of it if you're already getting gas, but if I am out and about searching for a nice dining experience this didn't cut it today). I'm assuming it is due to covid, but indoor seating is currently closed. I had the egg and bacon burrito and it was just on the bland side. It was pretty big, so you get a lot of food for the price. Even with the salsa that came with it, though, it just lacked flavor. With so many other options for breakfast burritos nearby, I probably won't be back.

The burritos here are bomb always, this is a go to for us. We get burritos from here at least once…read morea week and they are delicious everytime. Service is friendly and fast. Great staple of Yuma, definitely give it a try

Great breakfast burritos while on the road. I eat small portions and they had a burrito just my…read moresize and full of flavor. Definitely will come back again during our next road trip to SD. Small restaurant but perfect, service was great the cashier provided great recommendations.

Tired of the same old tacos, rice and beans?? Do you want something with a zip?! Then you MUST try…read moreThe Taco Shelle! They not only have their own food truck, but they will cater a buffet style fare or bring their trailer to your event! The first time I tasted one of their tacos was at a vendor event. I ordered a beef brisket taco. OMG was it ever tasty!!! Although their sauce was somewhat spicy for me, I went back for seconds because it was so darned good! Don't hold that against them though, cuz I am a wuss when it comes to spicy! It wasn't your typical Mexican taco either! My son-in-law described it best when he said the tacos had a Caribbean Flare. I was so impressed with their food that I had them cater my New Years Eve party. I chose two meats for the tacos (chicken and pork) and a corn creation as a side. They also provide the cheese, corn tortillas, salsa and a curry sauce that are all homemade too. LaShelle arrived on time. She's the sweetest! She provided me with disposable forks, serving utensils, plates and napkins. The containers of cheese and sauces were glass and reusable hard plastic which I was told I could keep! I felt that $10 a person was well worth what we received! If I am in need of their services again, I think I might pay the extra $2 per person to have them serve out of their trailer! I suspect that once Yuma discovers their delicious food, the prices may increase, but I wouldn't hesitate to choose them again! I give them 5 YUMMMMS up!!

* We usually use the drive-thru, but the line was especially long around lunchtime (close to noon),…read moreso we decided to go inside this time. * The restaurant has a modern Mexican vibe with colorful Hispanic-inspired décor. When you walk in, there's a larger main dining area, a quieter room off to the right with additional seating, and even a sunroom-style seating area. * The menu is pretty straightforward. We typically stick with what we know because we're usually in a hurry. * Our favorites are the protein bowls, especially the carne asada and pollo (chicken) options. They come with rice, beans, and vegetables, and they're always satisfying. * The chicken quesadilla is another go-to item for us. We haven't ventured much beyond these menu items because they're quick, reliable, and consistently good. * They usually have drink specials posted near the cash register, so it's worth taking a look before ordering. * The restaurant was relatively clean overall, although a few tables could have used a quick wipe-down. The table I sat at while waiting for my to-go order had a little debris on it. * The music playing in the background was upbeat but a bit loud for my preference. * Pricing is fair but leans slightly on the expensive side. For two protein bowls and a chicken quesadilla, the total came to around $40. * I didn't have a chance to check out the restrooms during this visit. Overall, this is a solid spot for a quick Mexican meal. The food we keep coming back for is consistently good, the atmosphere is modern and inviting, and despite a few minor cleanliness issues and the busy rush-hour crowds, I'd still rate it 4 out of 5 stars.

Service was good / friendly / prompt. Restaurant was clean,…read moretables / chairs in good shape, and at 4:30 was not busy. The muzak music was too loud just as it was our previous visit here a couple years ago. Order of 3 rolled tacos was good. Several salsa accompanied them. Love having salsa options. Cheese enchiladas combo dinner not so good. The thing is -- everything (rice / beans / cheese inside the tortilla, bag of tortilla chips) was good, but the red enchilada sauce wasn't good. The red sauce is the heart of the meal, isn't it? This sauce had a bitter bite to it that even sour cream didn't mitigate. So, thumbs down on the cheese enchiladas. Sprinkings of cotijo cheese (I think) on pretty much everything, which is probably a good thing. Made the meals look nice, all in all. Needs Improvement: Red enchilada sauce as mentioned above. Less bitter, please. Reduce plastic / paper waste: Our two orders -- dine in orders -- came on an actual dinner plate situated on (2) 12" x 12" sheets of paper (function as a placement? not sure why it was there) atop a metal tray. Chips were served in a paper bag and we got 6 single serving plastic container of condiments. These usages of paper and plastic represent nice touches as far as serving goes -- lets us customize our choices and have a tidy meal. But that's just a lot of paper and plastic waste for 2 meals. Cost is probably not inconsequential (adds to meal cost which wasn't outrageous but not cheap, either) and it's just more stuff that goes to the landfill kind of unnecessarily. I probably would lean toward dropping the sheets and switching single serve paper cups for the plastic. Or maybe do a salsa bar and skip the single servings. Bottom Line -- we'll probably be back next trip to Yuma and try something different (maybe tacos or a burrito, definitely something with beans and rice) but if I lived there it wouldn't be my go-to Mexican food joint.

Love their bean & cheese burritos they are so delicious and the salsa is spicy but so goodread more

Great sandwiches and tacos! Food is made to order so it takes a while!.read more

The tacos el campeon and the lengua are my favorites. Plus fresh ice cold jamaica and horchata. One…read moreof my favorite taco stands!