Poco’s

Outside area is a nice touch! Enjoyed the egg rolls from Pineville Tavern offered too.

Attending Blues event. Nice crowd. POLITE servers.
Skip the mussels… overdone, rubbery, lots of flavorless broth. Three thin slices of mushy French bread? A few grey bits of chorizo.
Yes they offered to upsell my vodka drink after walking a way and then returning but nothing with a flavor not even a lemon.

Food was cold and ½ of the group did not like their meal. I was not on the mood for Mexican so I ordered steak. Bad Bad choice. Think it was frozen meat, tough, tasteless. Look like meals sat under warmer for sometime before coming out.
Then we went up for show. Comedian was funny but service and comfort not good. As driver I need coffee so they sent me downstairs to get it.

Great craft beer selection that change regularly …fun atmosphere… authentic Mexican food and a few vegetarian choices. Comedy Cabernet upstairs that’s always a fun time!

No. No…NO. I had a grilled chicken taco salad. The salsa was like ketchup. The guacamole was bland. The lettuce was in big chunks & should have been chopped. The tomato that was cut in quarters should have diced. The taste of the chicken was nothing special & I could of done a better job at home.
Whatever my boyfriend had I can’t remember but he didn’t like his either we have never went back for a 2^nd shot because it is that bad.

I still feel ill as I type this…
My husband and I stopped in for a late lunch. We both hadn’t eaten all day, and had a taste for Mexican. We passed Chipotle’s next door, and I jokingly suggested we eat there instead. I wish we would have now.
The chips and salsa are actually decent. Just decent. Edible. The soft drinks come out in a huge glass, so you don’t have to hunt the waitress down for refills. That’s a plus.
Now, onto the meals. My husband ordered a chicken quesadilla. The presentation was sloppy, and he said the chicken tasted off, like it wasn’t fresh. I ordered the strip steak with shrimp, and Spanish rice. The steak had absolutely no seat on it, all of the juices had run out, leaving pink and gray meat in my medium rare steak. The shrimp? They were salad shrimp, which had the consistency, and taste, of rubber. The Spanish rice had been reheated in the microwave, and my plate was garnished with old lettuce and carrot.
I scraped the shrimp off and tried to eat a little of the steak. I was starving, and I hate wasting food. I couldn’t stomach much, and ended up filling up on the chips and salsa and raspberry tea.
Nevertheless, I still feel like throwing up. Poco’s, this is the first and the last visit from us. Get it together, please!

A Mexican restaurant that makes frankly the worst tasting tortillas I have ever had. They do make a good Margarita but I would not recommend the food. I gave the place four tries on four separate occasions and they are consistent.

Been coming here for years! Great happy hours with half price appy’s and drinks! Awesome margaritas! Great food and fun environment! TWO THUMBS UP!

Another great trip to Poco’s for my wife and I. The meal was well paced, the waiter was very attentive, and the food — and drink — was excellent.
This was not our first trip there this month, and it certainly will not be the last one we have before the snow is gone!

Best place in town for happy hour. The new menu and renovations have made this a regular in our «rotation».

This is absolutely the worst place for food and drinks in Doylestown. I have been here several times in the hopes that it will get better; and its consistently bad. Everyone that I know local to this area will agree. If you are looking for somewhere good to eat, head further into town and you will not be disappointed!

Stopped by for a comedy show and had some food downstairs while waiting.
The service was great as well as the food. I was initially not impressed by the portion of food in comparison to other taco joints by was impressed with their quality.
Would stop by again for a night of great food and entertainment all under one roof.

My wife and went to Pocos this weekend. We had the hot wings and bacon cheese potato skins for appetizers. Followed that with chicken and cheese enchilada, which was very good. Always a good time with good food, drinks and great service.

The best taco salad on the planet. I have never been disappointed with the service or the excellent choices of authentically prepared Mexican dishes. I highly recommend Poco’s for any day of the week is always special.

My fiancé and I went back to Poco’s last night and it was a much better experience! I didn’t contact the manager about our most recent visit, before or during, so if you’re reading this, kuddos to the staff and food!
I ordered the skinny margarita again, it was strong and flavorful. I also tried the «freshly squeezed margarita» which is just the alcohol and lime juice… similar to the skinny margarita but without the club soda. It was also strong and flavorful. My fiancé ordered a regular margarita and had to stop after one so he could drive home ok, and he enjoyed his strong margarita (I tried a sip as well, delicious). Did I say STRONG enough? That’s how we like it, and Poco’s delivered!
The chicken fajitas were delicious. Usually I don’t like fajitas unless served in a sizzling skillet, but this entrée exceeded expectations. The red peppers and onions were cooked thoroughly and seasoned well, just like the chicken. I praise any restaurant that is generous with red peppers in fajitas as they cost more than other peppers, and a lot of places will only serve a couple of red slices with a ton of green peppers. My plate was full of red peppers and onions, perfect! The chicken was plentiful as well, my fiancé helped finish mine after he devoured his steak fajitas. The beans and rice were tasty.
The salsas and guacamole were fresh and delicious this time! We are picky with guac and thoroughly enjoyed it with our fajitas. I don’t like guac with a strong lime flavor, and Poco’s made it well! I can’t say «fresh» enough… that’s the best word to describe the food.
The only downside is that I asked for water first with our margarita order and never received it, then our waiter was busy with other tables as well, so it was difficult to catch him to ask again. Water needs to be automatically delivered with the chips and salsa as you need it for the chips alone, but especially with margaritas added! We visited right when happy hour was ending, so it was busy in the back bar area.
We will definitely make this one of our regular spots for a fun, casual, dining out experience, especially when craving Mexican food. I like that the back bar area has a classy feel, but you are perfectly comfortable wearing yoga pants and a sweatshirt there. :) The wait staff is always nice too. Happy hour is from 4pm-​6pm during the week with half off drinks and appetizers, so need to try that next!

About 3 years ago 5 stars across the board in every area including comedy upstairs. Food, drinks, entertainment and service were on point.
Last I was there was this past August and now I will not return with all the other options dtown has to offer.
Tables chairs and floor were sticky. I had my baby with me and the seat that attaches to the table was caked in I don’t even know what. I couldn’t sit him in it and there was not another option to sit my baby.
It was an afternoon so it was slow. The sever was nice and knowledgable of the menu. The food was luke warm and not flavorful. Something I could have prepared much better at home. I had 6 adults with me, 2 kids and a baby. The kids wouldn’t eat their meals and the adults were not impressed.
Lastly I had to take my daughter to the bathroom and I wish she could have held it. It was not up to any standard.
To improve Pocos:
I think this place needs a serious scrub down. Baby chairs included.
A downsized menu to focus and master popular menu items and maybe add three options mild medium and spicy. So all different people can enjoy the same dish.

I swear to Jeebus, Poco’s is the most funnest place in D-​town. And the food never fails to impress me. I think they have authentic Mexicans in the kitchen too. The tacos and burritos kick major butt. Poco’s doesn’t slack on meat, either. The chicken is never fatty, and there aren’t those weird hard things like you’ll find in tacos at some other Mexican joints. But the highlight is the fun here. The comedy club features some of the most hilarious comedians you’ll find south of New York City. And beware of the margaritas — better bring a designated driver, because they’re addictive. Prices are fair, especially during the happy hour specials. We’re planning on becoming regulars, especially on TACO TUESDAYS!

Truly unappealing in every way. This makes Taco Bell look yummy. There are good Mexican choices out here. This would have been bad in the days that Chi Chi’s was the only other option. Bad food bad service not pretty.

With the new bar, extension, salsa makeover, and increased craft beer selection Poco’s has definitely stepped up its game. Great specials on weekends offer additional choices. Taco Tuesday is a great deal. And half priced margaritas on Thursday cannot be beat.

The burrito at Poco’s is more akin to something you’d get in your grade school cafeteria rather than something that you would see at a restaurant for adults. It is mushy and incoherent. The side salad it comes with is hilariously low effort. Both mild and «super spicy» salsas taste of tomato paste and laziness. All throughout my lunch, I closed my eyes and prayed that I would be magically transported to Chipotle. I found that, like a million times before, even the wish that’s wished the hardest will often go unanswered. No, I’m not comparing this to «traditional Mexican» in the hopes that it stands up. I’m simply comparing this to «any other lunch option.»
It makes me sad to think this way because I know that they read these reviews and care about their business but seriously, you guys need to step up your game. Lunch dollar competition in Doylestown isn’t too fierce. A little cilantro or salsa that tastes better than the Tostitos jars is a step in the right direction.