Last week we went again to Pancho Villa for lunch. Mike got a super burrito with all the fixings, and he wasn’t very impressed. I got the chilaquiles from the breakfast menu. They were pretty good, I liked the green sauce (you can also order red sauce) and the overall taste of the dish. However, they were made with regular tortilla chips, which I think detracted from an optimal texture. In addition, they were heavy on eggs, which I personally don’t like.
Service was friendly but slow – even though the restaurant was pretty empty.
In all Pancho Villa is not a bad place to go given the dearth of affordable restaurants in that area.
Last week we went again to Pancho Villa for lunch. Mike got a super burrito with all the fixings, and he wasn’t very impressed. I got the chilaquiles from the breakfast menu. They were pretty good, I liked the green sauce (you can also order red sauce) and the overall taste of the dish. However, they were made with regular tortilla chips, which I think detracted from an optimal texture. In addition, they were heavy on eggs, which I personally don’t like.
Service was friendly but slow – even though the restaurant was pretty empty.
In all Pancho Villa is not a bad place to go given the dearth of affordable restaurants in that area.
We hear that Taqueria Pancho Villa has closed and that a new Italian place (perhaps by the same owners?) is opening in its place. We’ll see.