Pancho's Burritos — Restaurant in Schaumburg Township

If you're looking for a truly authentic Mexican dining experience, look no further than Panchos Burritos! They have been around for 30 years, and it's clear that they know what they're doing when it comes to serving up delicious, traditional Mexican cuisine. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warm and friendly service that makes you feel right at home. The atmosphere is lively and colorful, with beautiful decor that transports you straight to Mexico. But let's talk about the food - it's simply incredible. Every dish is bursting with flavor and made with the freshest ingredients. From the sizzling fajitas to the cheesy enchiladas, you'll be hard-pressed to find a dish that isn't absolutely delicious. Overall, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking for an authentic Mexican dining experience. With its welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, and excellent service, it's no wonder they've been around for 30 years...

After eating at a few Mexican restaurants in the area I decided I wasn't going to find anything truly authentic. After eating here at Pancho's my perception has changed. I ordered 3 tacos, lengua, al pastor and tripas. I asked for the tripas to be cooked soft instead of crunchy (crunchy is the standard) and they delivered. They were all very good and the salsas have the correct Mexican ingredients. The place is casual, order at the counter and pick up your food when ready. I was surprised at the authenticity, these tacos could easily compete with some well known places on 26th street. My husband also had tacos and enjoyed them. I didn't try the burritos because, well, I'm actually Mexican. Burritos in Mexico are nothing like what is served here in the US. They were made to cater to an American palate. If you want authentic, go for the tacos with onion...

I ordered the fajitas for $17.99 dinner plate. This was about 1:40 pm on a Sunday. Food was terrible. I’m Hispanic and although not Mexican been married to a Mexican, been in Mexico many times and been in plenty of Mexican places to be able to compare. The fajitas here were awful made with chopped beef. They added to the chopped beef the onions, green peppers, and chopped tomatoes to make it look like fajitas but it wasn’t even close. Also food was very greasy. The place is small yet you have two TV’s on very loud playing different contents which is a headache on it’s own. There was no service really you ordered and then they just put the plates on the counter. The only good part of my experience was the rice but they served very little. My friend had a burrito and he seems to find it ok. Do not...