Love this place if you want real Mexican food authentic you need to come to this place oh they have…read morea lot of sort of drinks. The food is good. Taste like you in real Mexico. They wait on you real fast. The service is great. The people are so good they speak English and they speak Spanish, nice place to park and safe and safe you got a lot of people coming in and out specially at lunchtime love this place is great. Service is great. I recommend this to all my Mexican friends. The atmosphere is great. You can feel right at home with your family. You need to visit his place in High Point.

The service is POOR 30 minutes in the restaurant,…read more 67 conversations about a crunchy taco with meat and cheese only. 7 attempted orders 0 dishes served The queso is terrible. The salsa is bland. Sodas are served in a can Do not recommend

To echo another's post, why go to Taco Bell? This hidden gem provided me with a delicious steak…read morequesadilla in less than 5 minutes for a decent price. The steak and cheese were properly balanced and the rice and beans were a welcome, flavorful addition. I will definitely be back when I'm craving some authentic Mexican food in the high point area.

Their food is so good, we haven't had anything that was bad! The only downside is they only take…read morecash- I have to remember that when we stop there!

The food is very good. They just don't give you enough proportion services always quick. Great,…read moreatmosphere place is always safe.

Food was good but for the price it's a lot a quite bit expensive if you ask me, but the food is…read moregood. Don't give me wrong just the price.

5/26/23 Needed a little fuel while out running errands. Ordered one Al Pastor and it hit the…read morespot! Love the pineapple! Plenty of filling/toppings! $3 for a taco like this isn't bad at all considering the fresh ingredients. Not nearly as processed as what you'd get from Taco Bell for $2-$5.

Though easily overlooked, this no-frills, cash-only taco truck is a reliable source of tasty cheap…read moreeats. You can find it situated in the parking lot of the plaza at the intersection of Montlieu and Lexington/Greensboro most days (Sundays are the exception). The very succinct menu consists of three flavors of tacos, three flavors of tortas, and four flavors of agua fresca. Tacos run $2 apiece and are authentic-style, served up with onions, cilantro, lime, cucumber, and a spicy green salsa. The "chili pork" are pastor, and while you can find better in the area, Julio's version is still fairly flavorful. You also can't go wrong with the "sausage," which are chorizo. The proprietor (presumably Julio) is always polite, and he turns around orders very quickly. The next time a taco craving hits, don't sleep on Tacos Julio.

Works for us. Food is good. Everything is expensive these days and my husband pays so IDK the cost…read more Rather eat here v/s Mexican Food chain. 3 steak tacos or Tacos de Lengua with green sauce please! yum yum

Love this place, they have awesome food! The most authentic Mexican food in the area!read more

The food by itself was a 4+. I had 4 pastor tacos and my son had 3 lengua tacos. Both were very…read moregood. I enjoyed a bottled coca-cola made with cane sugar straight from Mexico and my son had a horchata. This is definitely an authentic Mexican restaurant that is somewhat of a dive. The reason I'm giving it a 3 star rating is the price. 7 tacos, a coke, and a horchata was $34 before I left a tip. Food was pricey, but good.

Never thought ide leave a review for mexican food im mexican myself but anyways i ordered 2 tortas…read moreexactly the same or atleast should of been , one was completely missing toppings , and wasnt cut in half , the asada was terrible no flavor just a thin piece of old meat slapped on bread with 50% lettuce , and the horchata was watered down. That was $40 down the drain never again.

Pancho Villas is the epitome of consistent Mexican food here in the Triad. This is our go to spot…read morefor Mexican as it is always a positive experience. The service is good as the staff is friendly and prompt on checking on you or refilling your chips and salsa. Ambiance is friendly although it was a bit cold the day we went so we left our jackets on throughout dinner. Business there is typically steady so if you go at a peak time there may be a wait. We went at 5:30 on a Friday and got right in but by the time we left around 7, the wait was a few people deep. The food is always good and portions are large. As with most Mexican places, they start you off with chips and salsa. The chips do not have salt on them so you may need to add it if you enjoy a salted chip. The salsa is good and not very spicy although my wife who doesn't do spice said it was a little much for her. I had the Cocina plate which is chicken, shrimp, and steak with onions, peppers, mushrooms, and cheese sauce over rice. This is my go to as it's delicious and always hits the spot. My wife had a fajita quesadilla that was overflowing with meat and veggies and she really enjoyed. We tried some of their Paloma drinks this last time which were very strong but had good flavor.

We have been coming to Pancho Villa for years. We love it. The food is always good, and the service…read moreis excellent. The tacos baja style are my favorite go to meal. I also love the chicken soup on cold days. It's the best around. The restaurant is always clean and they recently updated the back dining area. If you want good Mexican food, this is the place to try!

Hands down a great place for a quick bite! Came here on a Monday when nothing else was open and…read moredecided to try it. I ordered a salad with grilled chicken. It was delicious and not too salty as the usual tex mex places. Your meal also comes with a side of chips and salsa. The chips are perfectly fried and not greasy. They also have the right amount of salt. All of the ingredients are fresh. One of the things I like most, is that they have four different types of pico de gallo. One mixed with mango, another with pineapple, cucumber, and then regular. I've only tried the mango and I loved it! My husband got the quesabirria! By far authentic birria. So good! We have actually been there twice before I decided to review it. The second time I got the California burrito, which is huge but tasty. The service is impeccable and the restaurant itself is very clean, including the bathrooms. We will definitely be back for more! Highly recommended!

I do love a good burrito, so when I was in the area I decided to try the California Burrito here…read more It is big, but it is also costly at almost $14. This is an interesting dish, one that originated in San Diego in the 1980's, and soon spread across the country. It is quite different from the burrito that originated in Northern Mexico, especially around the city of Chihuahua before 1900. The dish started with the carne asada burrito and added cheese, guacamole, sour cream, pico, and even seasoned French fries. I found this burrito interesting but it is not one I'd order again, entirely too busy for me, and the texture is all over the place. I did like the restaurant overall, and will return at some point to try some of their other offerings.

This is our go-to local spot to get chips+queso and margs. The drinks taste great and are generally…read morea pretty heavy-pour. The queso is okay. It isn't particularly spicy but has a good cheesy flavor. The complimentary salsa is sadly super bland. I've eaten the ACP, the quesabirria, and the steak fajita quesadilla. All are very very good and I can never decide which to get. They also have weirdly good refried beans. The servers are also super friendly and fun, and add to the ambiance when we get drinks there.

First time here and came for an early dinner. I was seated right away and typical basket of chips…read moreand salsa delivered. Ordered the Chori Dip and Carne Asada Burrito. Both came out quick but was lacking is the waitess checking on me to see if I needed anything. The ambience is on the quiet side. Overall I will probably be back on the future as the food was pretty good.

A hidden gem - no really, it is pretty well hidden. It's neatly tucked away in the back corner of a…read morelittle Mercado on S. Main St. in High Point. You would never know it is there from just driving by. The eatery is located in the back right corner near the butcher counter. The establishment is very clean which put me at ease after walking in past the bars on the windows of the store front. There is a menu board behind the cash register just above the drink cooler and there are menus on the table. The menu is pretty good. You won't find a cookie cutter "Speedy Gonzalez" at this establishment though. They do offer "platillos" which is basically an entree with rice and beans. The tortillas appear to be hand made and the ingredients I ate were fresh and tasty. The sauces were authentic and bring a little more heat than one might expect. I ordered 3 tacos with a side of rice. I got one chorizo taco and two asada tacos. The meal came with two lime wedges, nice sized jalapeno and a cooked onion The tacos were loaded with cilantro, meat and onion and were by far the best tasting taco I have since I left Los Angeles. As for the tacos, another reviewer mentioned "Barbados" tacos but, I think what they meant was "barbacoa" which is barbecued meat. My dining companion had this and stated several times how tasty and flavorful it was. Service was good. The gal working the tables came by several times to ask if the food was good and was quick to bring more hot sauce when requested. She was courteous and helpful. This place has been added to my list as a regular stop since I am usually in that area frequently. Do yourself a favor and swing by to try it out - you will not be disappointed.

Great spot for some real authentic Mexican food, it's inside of a Mexican grocery store, it's in…read morethe back section of the store right beside the butchers counter. They have a menu full of great selections of tacos, gorditas, sopes, tortas and a number of plate(platillo) options just to name a few. The dining area is very clean and brightly lit with little cafeteria style booths, a couple tables with chairs and an island table in the middle with stools around it...and can't forget the full wall Aztec warrior mural. They also have a flat screen TV on the wall pumpin' out some Telemundo. I ordered some Mexican tacos to-go, 2 chicken and 2 barbacoa. The tacos are on fresh homemade corn tortillas filled with your meat option and topped with onion and cilantro with lime wedges and radish slices on the side and a roasted jalapeno pepper that'll burn your face off. They also come with a homemade green and red sauce which were both great with some good heat. The grilled chicken is cubed and tender with not much flavor until you add the sauce and the barbacoa (Mexican BBQ) is just great, very flavorful on it's own and plenty of it piled in the tacos. Everything is fresh and homemade, just outstanding. Tacos'll run ya $2 a piece, I did have to wait a little longer than expected for my order, but it was worth it. Definitely worth a stop...and there's another Mexican grocery/butcher/taqueria right next door that I'll be checkin' out too.