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Pancho's Cantina & Rooftop

3.7 (149 reviews)
Closed • 3:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Happy hour specials

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Carne Asada Fries
Tailah J.

This place has been on my "must-try" list ever since I heard they had soft serve margaritas, and let me just say this: PANCHOS DID NOT DISAPPOINT! It came with a shot on the side for those that wanted theirs stronger. I didn't indulge because it was perfect just the way it was presented, in my opinion. I would go back, order 10 soft serve margaritas, and leave happily. The service was great and the food was good. I tried the elote bites and carne asada fries. The elote bites were sweeter than I expected, but I'm not sure if that was a good or bad thing tbh. The carne asada fries were spicier than I thought and I was pleasantly surprised by that. However, I wish the presentation was better. I'd suggest pico de gallo on top and a lime wedge on the side to brighten up the dish, add a touch of freshness, and take this dish from good to great! Overall, I had a pleasant experience. I would definitely come back and try something new! That soft serve margarita, however, will forever be ordered so long as it's available for purchase.

Happy hour menu 7/26
Kamilah S.

We came here to celebrate my bff's birthday, she lives in China and is here visiting for a few weeks. Fatima, our waitress was swamped, she had at least 19 tables, bless her heart, she was trying. We had a reservation for 20 people, but after 30 minutes, restaurant policy, if your full party is not there, they have to start taking table and chairs, understandable. As soon as Fatima took the tables and chairs, our party arrived. Maybe because our waitress was swamped, she was unable to remove empty dishes from the table and they started piling up. The tables are already small, so space is limited. I had the borracho barbacoa fries, tasty, the barbacoa was a little bland for me, but with the cheese, guacamole, jalapeños and tomatoes, they were okay. The guava margarita and the passion fruit margarita were very weak. I tasted 4 different mango margaritas ordered by our party and they all tasted different, some were too sweet, some were weak and some were just right. No separate checks and only 1 card... HORRIBLE. Overall, I doubt if I come back. Chicago has far too many rooftop and Mexican restaurants for subpar service, drinks and atmosphere.

Caroline W.

Food: 4/5 Service: 2.5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 I'd heard so much about Pancho's and their famous soft serve margaritas, so I was excited to finally try it. My boyfriend and two of my friends joined me for happy hour. One of my friends and I decided to split the strawberry mango soft serve margarita, which was $16, and we also ordered a raspberry mojito along with the passionfruit, watermelon, and strawberry margaritas on the rocks from the happy hour menu. The soft serve margarita was definitely fun and Instagram-worthy, but I was a little disappointed with how it was served. The tequila comes as a separate shot for you to pour in yourself, and once it's added, the soft serve loses its consistency almost immediately and turns into more of a liquid, similar to a melted smoothie. Because the tequila isn't mixed in, it can also be difficult to get an even flavor throughout the drink. It was still good, just not quite as great as the hype made it seem. The raspberry mojito was refreshing, and the happy hour margaritas were flavorful and a much better value. It's worth noting that the soft serve margarita and mojito are not included in the happy hour specials. For food, we shared the Elote Bites and chips with queso. The Elote Bites were flavorful with a great balance of crema, cotija cheese, paprika, and lime, and they were easily the highlight of the meal. The atmosphere is lively and energetic, especially if you're looking for a fun spot downtown. However, the service left a lot to be desired. We found the staff to be less friendly than expected, and the overall experience didn't feel particularly welcoming. The bathroom location was also a little awkward, as it's tucked behind the area where servers are entering and placing orders. One thing that stood out was the reservation policy. They require a credit card to hold your reservation and have a strict 10-minute grace period before giving away your table. Because of that, it was surprising when we arrived on time and still had to wait because our table wasn't ready. It wasn't a long wait, but it felt a little odd given how strict the reservation rules are. Overall, Pancho's is a fun place to check out at least once, especially if you've been curious about the soft serve margarita. The drinks and atmosphere were enjoyable, but the service and reservation experience kept it from fully living up to the hype for me.

Margarita
Jordan D.

First come, first serve vibe with reservation attitude. I had high hopes for this spot because it's in my neighborhood and could be a cool regular patio spot however was disappointed. Starters, the host wasn't welcoming. I went on a Sunday, all day happy hour, and it was completely booked for the day. The host advised we could wait by the bar and if a table opened up she'd come to get us. We stood by the bar for a good 15 mins and were able to get a seat. A few tables opened up so we thought she'd grab us soon, so we just got a drink to start. As more tables opened, she never came so we just ordered food. There were tables with "reserved" signs open the entire time were there, never was offered a table. The food was typically bar food, nothing special. They have a seasonal soft serve margarita that everyone was ordering but it's not on any menu and no one mentioned it to us. We tried it eventually and it's the only good thing on the menu. Seems like they are just understaffed and can't keep up with the rush, maybe they'll get it together in the future but I wouldn't rush to get there.

Soft serve margarita
Diamond H.

Came for the soft serve margarita launch day (4/18). Drinks are strong but lack any real fruit flavor--both the margarita and strawberry Long Island tasted mostly like mix and tequila. Service was slow, but the food was hot and really good. The rooftop vibe and music are a plus, so I'd come back for that. Be prepared--it gets very crowded. The bar area was packed with barely any room to move, which felt like a safety issue.

Inside
Dennis X.

Came here on a Sunday afternoon and there was plenty of seating. The servers are helpful and the vibes are awesome. There are plenty of seatings both at the bar and along the wall of windows. The music is lively. The views are cool and there are heaters to keep you warm on those cold days. I didn't try any food but the cocktails looked awesome! I got the Tamarindo Cantarito and it tasted like a Mexican candy! Super delicious and aesthetically pleasing for social media! Crazy enough, if you take a pic and share it to Socials and tag Pancho's, you'll get a free shot of tequila! Come check it out and have fun with it!

Big drinks, nothing but juice...
Dominique B.

This review is ONLY about the drinks. Waitress was amazing and food was ok. Went here for Mother's Day brunch and there is NO way these big ass drinks had more than a shot in them, if even that. For $15 a piece I should have felt at least something but two in and the group consensus was there was little to no alcohol in there

Cantorito
Dawn F.

My friend and I ate here last night and had a wonderful experience! We got there quite late, and starving, after a long day of being tourists and they kept the kitchen open for us. I had an excellent Cantorito in an adorable goblet and my friend had a tasty strawberry no-jito. My Texcoco Tacos were fantastic, and might have been the best tacos I've ever had. They were so flavorful! We also shared some guac and chips that were really good too, and my friend had the barbacoa burrito, which she really enjoyed. The rooftop ambience was lovely with the city lit up at night and the service was very friendly.

Burnt churros
Alysha H.

Our visit started off shaky. We were first in line but somehow seated behind everyone in said line. We were seated in a frigid area and asked for the heaters to be turned on; they obliged for a while then turned them off again. Of course the wait was 15 minutes longer to be served after everyone. We ordered a sangria and peach margarita, guacamole and chips, elote, carne asada tacos dinner, steak fajitas, and churros. When we received our meal, I can't say it made up for the poor service. The standouts were the drinks: the sangria and peach margarita were excellent. The carne asada tacos were also pretty good. Everything else was barely edible. It's a nice place to go for drinks...maybe.

Shrimp tacos
Joani O.

My daughter and I came back for a late evening dinner. The main floor was closed but the rooftop was open. It is enclosed but the large windows were open and it was a bit chilly. We were seated right away despite it being busy on this Friday night. Music was blasting and people were enjoying. She had the carne asada fries which she really liked the first time and I had the taco dinner again but with shrimp this time. Delicious!! They were spicy but very good. $35 for two meals. We were content.

Lana T.

Came in and we had to make a reservation but there were plenty of tables around. The girl at the front was really rude. So we made one just 10 minutes later and sat down. We had to ask for the happy hour menu which is all day Sunday but it's mostly drinks. We mostly came here for the soft serve margaritas and I would say it is really really strong and didn't really have much flavor of the strawberry or mango. That's why I give it a 3/5, but if you like a strong drink this might be your go to. Presentation is nice though. I didn't even finish it or rather just took tasted it. The elotes bites was alright it was really tangy. We got sat on a high top and it was cold because the windows are kind of open.

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Julia S.

Drinks are great -- the tamarindo cantarito is sweet and tart with just the right amount of chamoy. The classic cantarito was stronger and a little more acidic / bitter but good nonetheless. Interestingly, when we walked in Spanish music was playing and when we were sat, it immediately stopped. There was an eclectic mix of country music and indie sounds being played. With songs sometimes being cut off in the middle. Pancho's is loud; service was slow the day we visited; and the vibes are by no means traditional.

Shemin L.

came here for the soft serve margs and they did not disappoint! all their drinks were really good and pretty strong. the interior looked really pretty and was fun vibes. the elevator was a little slow but it's either wait for that or walk up/down 4 flights of stairs. the food wasn't the best especially for the price as it came a bit cold and was pretty salty. id return for the drinks, service, and vibes but i probably wouldn't order food.

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such an amazing atmosphere! The drinks and food were amazing & our waiter Denise was so attentive to us! I will be back ! :)

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