Pancho’s Tacos

Very good al pastor burrito I had. Bring cash only because the food is worth it.

Order a carna asada burrito you get 2 pieces of meat in it, so i tried a all meat burrito and it was all tortilla and almost no meat. Forget it, go to 7 eleven and get a hot dog your better off.
It sucked

Asada tacos were good, I enjoyed it. The meat wasn’t the absolute best, but the taco itself had really good flavor from the sauce. Nice soft tortillas. Just slightly larger than your average street taco. Definitely overpriced at $ 2.05 each, but it is probably the closest thing you’ll get to a street taco in the beach cities.
Always love me a good salsa bar, and they’ve got a pretty good selection. Habanero, red and green, pico de gallo, and pickled carrots (my FAV)!

Panchos is a great place to get yummy Mexican food! We used to live down the street and stopped by often. Now we don’t live as close but try to come by whenever possible.
My favorite thing to get is the carne asada nachos! I also really like the Taquitos. Everything is served with generous helpings of guacamole which I really appreciate. They have a great salsa bar. All the salsas are amazing. I always want more food just so I can keep putting salsa on everything.
Panchos is nothing fancy so it’s good to order out. But there is a seating area that is kept pretty clean. I just wish the tv wasn’t always on so loud, showing random shows. Police offers seem to love eating here so don’t come if you are a fugitive ;) But since we are law abiding citizens, it makes me feel super safe!

My go to for quick Mexican. The chicken and the beef are great here. I love the Gordo Burrito, the breakfast burrito, and the tacos. Excellent salsa bar as well.

Went to Pancho’s with a
certificate that I just purchased today. They refused to honor it and told us they have never spoken with
instead of working us they refused it so we left and will never go back.

I can’t believe I’ve never gone to this place in all the years I’ve lived in the area. Needless to say, It was a very pleasant surprise. I’ve generally avoided taco shops in the South Bay since most of them are pretty Americanized and had to always go to LA to satisfy my cravings. The place is pretty authentic and I’m glad they have the salsa bar with the chili peppers, carrots, etc. It is somewhat more expensive than the shops you would find in LA, but it’s understandable since the rent is probably more expensive in this part of town. I wish they had tacos al pastor, but at least they have adobada which is somewhat close. I’m definitely going to be a regular from now on.

Cash only now. Ghetto. Goodbye, tax evaders. Wondering what will move into this space after they close down in 6 months.

So i live down the street and this place isnt too shabby
Food is uaully ready with 7 – 12 min even when ur in a group of 3 or so
My favorite thing to get is there breakfest burritos before 12pm
Only reason this place is kinda meh too me because nothing stands out and it has a B rating on the door

My wife wanted real Mexican food similar to what we ate in Mexico on our vacation there, I have to say nothing I’ve eaten in LA tops this lil place for costumer service and authentic Mexican food

I usually dont eat mexican food, but my golf buddy has been raving about this place for quite a while already. We finally went together for a quick lunch. Parking was very limited. I ordered the all beef burrito as recommended by my friend. Taste was pretty good but beef was not as tender as others that i have tried. I believe the price was 7.50… Which i considered pretty pricey because of the size which was tiny for my standards. I should at least eat two of them to even feel
Anything. I believe they should at least throw in some chips for free. They have 2 decent size flat screens showing sports and a couple of tables. Place was pretty clean and roomy.

One of my most missed locations, when I moved away from redondo/​Nothing out of the ordinary here. Just great food and great service.

I can’t get enough of Pancho’s. I’ve been going to Pancho’s Tacos for YEARS and will continue to for as long as they’re open. I usually get my food to go, but sometimes I’ll stay there and eat. Plenty of dining space, but just know its not a fancy dining establishment. Very few frills… My go-​to is a mix of tacos, but will order a carne asada burrito every now and then. Never disappointed, no matter what I order. Its always good!

I love this place. Been coming here regularly for 6 years. Best and most flavorful meat on the menu is the carne asada — I’ve tried the chicken and the chile verde and they definitely were under seasoned. The tacos are tasty (although a little on the pricey side). If you are on a budget I recommend the carne asada burrito. I order mine without rice and add lettuce. The salsa bar is AWESOME! The orange colored habañero sauce is the stuff dreams are made of and it keeps me coming back week after week! This place has gotten much more consistent with the flavors over the past year (ie the asada is ALWAYS seasoned properly and the salsa is always the same consistency). Overall I give it 4 stars, –1 for how pricey everything is, but that’s pretty much expected this close to beach.

I had the nachos with chicken. Very good and moist meat without being mushy. So delicious, I am going back for dinner!

So the standard food items here, IMO, are fairly average. It is true that you can get some really cheap street tacos that are pretty good on a budget…
HOWEVER…the BACON BREAKFAST BURRITO («with everything») IS THE FREAKING BOMB… tastiest one I have ever had. Why?
— Refried beans IN the burrito
— Fried (from frozen) hash browns (cheating I know, but still delicious)
— Fried eggs vs. scrambled
— Giant lard-​laden flour tortilla
— Excellent, fresh pico (on the side)
— 2 other decent hot sauces (on the side)
THIS THING IS AMAZING. It really is the reason they get the 4^th star. Well, also, the staff is super cool and friendly, no matter what you order :).

Pancho’s I’d swesome. The food is excellent and the service is on point. Manuel is an excellent cook and Chris made sure our order was correct and timely. Both are friendly and very polite. All around a great place for tacos. My opinion, the best in the beach cities. Never disappointing and always a great experience.

Took my family there for dinner had to large margaritas highly recommend the shredded beef burrito was Very good wife had combination plate enchilada and chile relleno was good all kids food was good. Good waiters with excelent service.

Pancho’s is a taqueria. They are the best bet for traditional Mexican food in my neighborhood. Other places nearby, Tom’s Tacos (yuk) and La Cocina, cater to Americanized tastes. Only El Burrito Jr. is close.
I like the chile verde and asada tacos. My kids like the carnitas. The verde salsa is tasty and mild. The habanero salsa is tasty and hot. The place is casual and fast.

The only reason why I tried Panchos was because I saw some cops eating here. Must be good right? Well, it was just okay. Being from LA, I’ve had many share of excellent Mexican fast food, which makes me a self proclaimed «taco expert» (just kidding!), so my expectations are high.
This place would be so much better if they cook the meat to order. The carne asada sitting in the hot box (I don’t know what they’re called) all day becomes tough. No bueno. But it becomes edible once it’s mix with rice and beans and other fixings to make tortas and burritos .
We’ve had.
Fish taco– DON’T ORDER IT. It’s frozen fried fish with lettuce and a sauce made with watered down of mayo and mustard. Oh no!
Carne Asada Wet Burrito– A tad too salty for my taste.
Carne Asada and Chicken Tacos– It’s alright. Meat is a bit tough.
Carne Asada Torta– Is probably the tastiest in the menu with beans, shreeded cheese and crema. Could be fatter though.
Nachos– They use small cut tortilla chips. It’s okay.
However, their rice, beans and house made hot sauce are superb, so I recommend that!