Señor Tacos came up when we were searching for tacos near us for Cinco de Mayo, and the great…read morereviews convinced us to give it a try. The reviews were right. It was definitely busy, and the space inside is on the smaller side with limited seating, but we still managed to get a table almost immediately. There were constantly people coming in and out picking up orders, which honestly felt like a very good sign from the start. We shared the choriqueso and got tacos de birria for dinner, plus an assortment of desserts because we couldn't resist trying a little bit of everything. Every single thing we ordered was delicious. What stood out just as much as the food was how kind the staff was. Even with how packed and hectic the night was, everyone stayed friendly and welcoming. Definitely a spot we'll be coming back to.

Delicious tacos with a LOT of toppings. Loved their quesadilla too, it had the perfect balance of…read morechicken and cheese with some veggies. My favorite was their salsa verde sauce. Decor inside is fun and colorful. We got take out on a weekday evening, but there was plenty of open seating and space for dining in.

I think we both agreed this is just Tex-Mex. She remembered it being really good, so we went. And…read moresince I used to go to Jose Tejas regularly when my workplace was across from one, I can offer the following comparisons: * Ambiance: Quieter here. More upscale. Instead of going for the festive angle of Mex, they go for the decor. * Service: Slower. I remember Jose Tejas always had someone come by your table to refill drinks, check on your order... not here. Ordering was awkward, although at least they got our orders right. We just got water - I would have loved to specify "lemon, no ice", but both waters arrived with lemon and ice. * Food: OK. Edit. I was going to say "smaller", but then I saw that Tejas' portions started downsizing around the time we left town. So maybe it's actually on par here. I really liked the taste of my barbacoa, but the barbacoa taco eater across from me was less impressed. The rice and beans were very m'eh; I think you get more flavor at Jose, but second edit - my other review said you get more salt, so that might again cancel the advantage. You do get a nice side of guac on your house specialty plate, which is rare to find for free (not even listed on the menu), but I paid more than my date for what might have even been less food. (She got three tortillas, I got two...) Finally, the meal started with smoky but rather flavorless salsa, no heat at all, that came with our thin opening chips - the salsa is hotter at Tejas, the chips are thicker, but much saltier. * Intangibles: This one's in a mall. Restaurant wasn't all that crowded, but parking isn't the easiest with all the other shops. Whereas Jose was standalone, but so crowded that parking wasn't the easiest either. Final edit. If you put the two restaurants side by side, I would pick the Jose I used to know by a nose, but Uncle Julio's wins over the last time I went to Jose. I would have to go back to compare. Caveat eator.

Great guacamole table side. Enjoyed cinco de maya there. They ran out of small plates but it was…read morea very busy night. Everyone enjoyed! Not bad for a Mall Restaurant location.

Hadn't been here in a while, but it was the same great food & service that I remembered. Enjoy!read more

Went on cinco de mayo, the service was good - friendly servers trying to take care of many folks,…read morekudos to them! Ambiance is nice and people can sit outside - which is what we did. Unfortunately, we won't be back again. The food was average at best and the wait time for simple food took more than 45 minutes. When you're paying $20+ on each dish and the food comes out average it doesn't balance.

I'm giving this a three to be generous- it's not as bad as a 2 but not quite a three - I rounded…read moreup. First, the good - the decor and ambiance is great. The bathroom - very clean. My chicken breast was good (everything else on the plate was bland), and my daughter's green enchiladas were ok. My husband's birria quesadilla was very good according to him and my daughter. The service was awful! The waitress handed us iPad menus and never said to order on the tablet or if she was going to come back for our order. The menu is not extensive, just fyi. You can only get taco platters with all the same taco meat, not a variety. The enchiladas are also only 1 way for all three on the plate. Whatever...I can deal with that, if the food was great. It's not. The black beans were room temp with no seasoning, the corn on the cob - no salt, no butter. The guac was also bland. We were never offered water refills and she never asked us if we wanted a drink until after our meals came. We didn't, but it was said with a huge sigh and eye-roll. As a side note, this was a grown woman waiting on us, like an abuela, not a teenager. She never came back to our table, until she saw another waitress come over and bring us boxes for leftovers - that we had to go to the bar to ask for. Oh, important point - the restaurant was not busy, so she was not in the weeds. The restaurant could be an amazing spot if the service was better and they seasoned the food. It is NOT worth the money.

We came here lead astray by the reviews. I ordered veggie enchiladas with sweet plantains and…read morebeans. I was expecting traditional beans like the beans and rice that come at every Mexican restaurant; what I got was beans poured from a can and heated up. Very disappointing. The enchilada was ok. The veggies were barely cooked and everything fell apart. There was barely any flavor. My partner got a birria enchilada which they put in as birria tacos and it took them a long time to bring out the correct order, I was almost done with my meal. The enchilada really only had one flavor; salt. The dipping sauce was pretty good. I'm writing this review so I know never to come back and let anyone who likes flavor know that they will most likely be disappointed.

I went here on a weekday night, more people a the bar and only us and one other table were seated…read more The decor is cute and festive, and a nice casual vibe. It took a while to track down the staff who seemed to be busy with take-out orders, so it took a while to order and track them down during the meal. We ordered tacquitos and the chicharron, both were ok. I think both could've used more flavor, as it felt a little underwhelming for my taste. The entrees we had were tortas and tacos and these were both a lot more flavorful. The only issue was with the steak, it was very tough. If I came again, it would be because it's a good-priced meal and I would try other tacos with different meat.

It can be difficult to communicate with the staff who don't all speak English and unfortunately, I…read moredon't speak Spanish. On one visit we ordered nachos as an appetizer, our entrees came out really quickly so we asked for it to be packed to go. The server misunderstood and disposed of the food. Food is inconsistent but spicy chicken is always delish. Also a big fan of their burgers. When done right it's the best burger in the neighborhood. Delivery is often incorrect, but I keep going back for the delicious tacos. Even when they send me the wrong protein and no salsa! Also be aware that if you order the guacamole, it doesn't mean they're gonna send you any chips. I learned that the hard way. The restaurant itself is cute. Doesn't look like anything special from the outside, but they have a huge bar and the seating area is comfortable.

Ordered takeout a few nights ago & it was awesome! We had the shrimp quesadilla, taco salad with…read moresteak & an order of chips & guac. Everything was very flavorful especially the chips. Mr cactus makes the best seasoned chips

Me and my husband decided to give this place a try. It did not look like much when we arrived, but…read morethe food more than made up for it . they have a fairly large amount of options on the menu. Service wasn't all that great but they did not have adequate staff for the crowd that was in that night. All of the food that we had was full of flavor and decent size portions definitely recommend anything with steak. I had a mixed plate which was steak, shrimp, chicken and pork which was yummy . I would definitely come back to try some of the other menu items .

This place has been a go to spot for us for several years. They are a small location located off…read moremain strip in manville . They have a decent amount of tables, but they do offer take out option. Lately we have been ordering their taco platters, which are actually a great dinner option. But they have other delicious options. The taco platters come in two sizes . I usually offer for the larger platter given I have a family of five and you get to choose a few different options for the meat. Definitely worth giving them a try .

Stopped in for lunch while working in town and was beyond satisfied. Staff was polite and food was…read moreabsolutely delicious.

Pancho's Mexican Grill did not disappoint. I kept seeing reviews about their birria, so I had to…read moretry it for myself. I ordered the tacos de birria de res con queso along with a jamaica drink, and the total came out to $26.44, which felt reasonable for five tacos. I placed a pickup order and everything was packed really well. The tacos were full of flavor and the consommé was especially gooood. I would definitely order this again and I am looking forward to coming back to try more items on the menu.

If you are looking for traditional, authentic, homemade Mexican food, look no further, Pancho's is…read morethe place! Every time I come here, I feel like I'm back at my grandma's house. The restaurant serves delicious, fresh food in a very homey atmosphere. The servers are kind, attentive, and so helpful; from time to time, you might even be served by Pancho himself, who is an absolute gem! We started with the guacamole and chips, followed by the nachos, where you can customize them with your choice of meat. For our entrees, we ordered the Huaraches with steak, which is a large, handmade, slightly fried tortilla topped with beans, onions, lettuce, crema, and cheese. We also got the Tacos, which come five to an order. You can choose up to two meats, but we stuck with the classic Al Pastor. The meat was so tender and flavorful, served with the traditional onion, cilantro, and lime on the side. Finally, and my personal favorite, we had the Picaditas. Like the tacos, you can choose two meats, so we went with Al Pastor and steak. Similar to the Huaraches, these are four smaller, slightly fried homemade tortillas with green and red sauce on the bottom, topped with lettuce, onion, and cheese! To wash everything down, we had the homemade Agua de Jamaica (hibiscus tea), though their Horchata is also delicious. Overall, this is one of my favorite spots; it reminds me of my childhood, and the food is just as good as what you'd find in Mexico. If you're looking for an authentic experience, this is it!