Pancho’s Mexican Restaurant

Real Mexican street tacos. Never thought I’d see that in flyover land USA. Open 24 hours, this is great for a meal after getting out of work at 2 in the morning. Carne asada and marinated pork are my favorite. Refried beans and Spanish rice are okay, kinda bland. Tacos are in a double corn tortilla, with guac and chopped tomato, onion, and cilantro. One time only have I had to have flour tortillas instead. I prefer the corn.

Good food, big portions. I had the Carne Asada burrito — twice. Very tasty. The experience would be improved if they had more and better condiments, like at Taco Cabana (e.g., San Antonio): the jalapeño slices were buried beneath a bunch of mildly spicy carrots that were a poor substitute, the salsa was watery, and Taco Cabana offers various forms of pico, salsa, and spice (e.g., cilantro) to customize your meal.

Horrible experience! I wouldn’t give them a star if that was an option! This was my first time here, we had a larger order today and of course we didn’t get everything! When we first came back they said they wouldn’t do anything and then they FINALLY stated they would redo it correctly and take it out of the cashier’s check who messed up! The guy had a major attitude and I don’t even trust eating that food now… no thanks! Good customer service goes a long way jack ass!

Pancho’s is pretty darn good. That it’s open 24 – 7 makes it much better. Instead of being like a typical fast food Mexican or tex-​mex, Pancho’s is more like an actual Mexican restaurant with a drive-​thru window. The flavors are much more authentic.
The first time I went something in my meal was giving off a scent like an ash tray, but I was convinced to go back and I’m glad I was. The nachos are huge and delicious, the quesadilla is huge. The smothered carnitas burrito has quite a kick to it. The «rolled tacos» are basically taquitos. The guacamole is blended to to a paste-​like consistency so don’t expect it to be chunky.
I will be eating at Pancho’s again and exploring more of the menu. I recommend you do, too.

Made while you wait. Grilled Fajita Chicken burrito is filled with lots for grilled veggies, chicken, beans. Just add a most awesome pico-​de-​gallo and green tomatillo sauce. Chips and hot sauce of So good. I am a tough critic for Mex. today was first visit, will be back tomorrow for more of his huge menu.

Descent food, nothing amazing. No cheese on several entrees that strikes me as odd (like tacos.) Salsa is very watery and lacks flavor. Upside: drive through, portions are huge, and they are open 24 hrs.

decent priced food and large portions with fast and friendly service love this place favorite item is the steak and egg burrito

OK, here is a family favorite for us… What a great place for a cheap price, and you do not go away hungry. I was told about the breakfast burritos and tried them, WOW, they are huge and fresh. The fresh warm tortillia aroma is what I say keeps us coming back and the prices are so cheap. Those burritos are huge, and the meals are not bad either. Everyone has their favorites, we’ve tried many and use the breakfast the most, but I do get the carne asada burrito and meal. Theese meals will fill you up in a hurry, the tortillia they give you is as big as round as the plate itself.
The wife likes the chicken burrito as it fills her up quickly, you will also be given their red or green hot sauces, they go well with the everything on the menu. Overall, once your know what you like, you will keep going back.

Best Mexican food in town! The food is made when you order it and the staff is always friendly. I have never had anything here I haven’t liked. The #16 is my favorite though. LOVE PANCHOS!

Great Mexican food! Had fish tacos, chicken chimichanga, and crunchy bean burritos. Good, friendly service. Best Mexican food in Salina.

I was dubious about what I’d heard about Pancho’s – which was that it was great – but it really delivered. I had the carnitas plate. The food was delicious, with homemade taste, for a very reasonable price. The pork was tasty, crispy, and soaked up the great salsa selections provided. Hands down, this was some of the yummiest Mexican «street food» I’ve ever had — in the middle of Salina, Kansas! Definitely worth the stop — don’t let appearances fool you.