Señor Pancho's of Middlebury

I haven't been to a Senor Panchos in years. Everything was really good. The mariachi band was cool!! The service was good. Very attentive.

My fiancé and I had a wonderful dinner; the food was fresh and flavorful, the drinks were sublime, and the waitresses were very courteous and friendly. We had no idea they did live mariachi Friday nights, that was definitely a treat. The duo was sensational, we were very impressed. 10/10 will definitely come back again

The staff were so e of the nicest people I ever met. The atmosphere was wonderful, and the food was delicious. I had a taco salad with shredded that had the right amount of very mild spice, wrapped in a crunchy tomato tortilla shell. But the best part for me? The drinks. I am a martini aficionado, and Oscar made the BEST pomegranate martinis I've ever had. RUN to this place. You won't regret it.

Food was wonderful. Tried three different street tacos, and all were good (carnitas, Baja, and Black Bean/plantain). These are not the traditional small street tacos, btw. They are full size flour tortillas. Mexican egg rolls were good. Chicken tamales were very good. And the house made salsa may be the best I've ever had. Margaritas are good, but on the thick and sweet end of the spectrum. Service was amazing!

We love Señor Pancho’s, but we rarely visit the Middlebury location, and this trip just reminded us why (which is unfortunate because it’s our closest location). The restaurant was on the busier side in the bar and on the patio, but there were plenty of open tables in the dining room where we were. The waitress took our drink and appetizer order, and we received our chips, salsa, and guac pretty quickly. The service went on a rapid decline from there. We asked for a salt shaker to salt our tortilla chips, and we were handed a shaker completely void of salt but full of rice. We understand this is common to keep the salt from clumping, but this was empty, so we asked for a new one. One of the bus boys mansplained the concept of why rice was in the shaker in an almost argumentative way, and w