This unassuming taqueria serves up authentic Mexican staples, including fresh tortillas and flavorful tacos that keep locals coming back for more.
"This no-frills taco shop is a favorite for pregaming a night of gaming. Pancho’s fresh tortillas are filled with the usual suspects: carnitas and al pastor, lengua (tongue) and chivo (goat), as well as a handful of other options. Order fresh juices and beers to wash it all down." - Ernest Owens, Eater Staff
"Don’t let Pancho’s Taqueria get overshadowed by its next-door neighbor, White House Subs—this taco spot is worth going out of your way for the tender chunks of beef tucked into homemade tortillas. Snag one of the few wooden tables, or take a seat at the tiled bar where you can watch your tortillas toast up on the plancha. It’s an ideal spot for a pit stop when you’re waiting to check into your hotel or if you’re morally opposed to spending triple digits on dinner before a show at the Hard Rock. Get multiple orders of tacos so you can taste both the suadero and al pastor, and always add on some enchiladas that come napping in a warm blanket of mole. " - anne cruz
"There’s nothing worse than feeling accomplished for beating Friday traffic only to arrive at your hotel a few hours before you can get into your room. Instead of moping around the hotel lobby or roaming the boardwalk, spend your pre-check-in purgatory over at Pancho’s for some beer and snacks. Take a seat at the tiled bar, where you can watch the homemade tortillas puff up on the plancha while waiting for tacos full of tender suadero. If you’re still counting the minutes until you can get into your hotel, pop over to the nearby Tanger Outlets for a last-minute Hawaiian shirt or visor. " - anne cruz
"Don’t let Pancho’s Taqueria get overshadowed by its next-door neighbor, White House Subs—this taco spot is worth going out of your way for the tender chunks of beef tucked into homemade tortillas. Snag one of the few wooden tables, or take a seat at the tiled bar where you can watch your tortillas toast up on the plancha. It’s an ideal spot for a pit stop when you’re waiting to check into your hotel or if you’re morally opposed to spending triple digits on dinner before a show at the Hard Rock. Get multiple orders of tacos so you can taste both the suadero and al pastor, and always add on some enchiladas that come napping in a warm blanket of mole." - Anne Cruz
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