Pancho Villa Taco Shop
Nestled along the legendary Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona, Pancho Villa Taco Shop offers a vibrant taste of authentic Mexican cuisine that’s as rich in flavor as the road is in history. With its colorful decor and welcoming ambiance, this eatery is a favorite pit stop for travelers looking to refuel on delicious tacos and burritos after a day of exploration. High ratings from satisfied diners highlight its dedication to fresh ingredients and friendly service, making it a must-visit destination for Route 66 adventurers seeking a true taste of the Southwest!
Caitlin Gonzales
7 months ago"Wow. Mexican, again. Who would have thought?! If you’re on a road trip with someone with food allergies, Mexican and Asian cuisine are your go-to, plus, well, tacos. After getting gas in Kingman, we needed quick, easy, counter service Mexican. Welp, all I can say is, wow. I could tell from the tortillas this place was going to be stellar. They’re HUGE, authentic, light, and each individually lovingly made. The service was absolutely stellar; friendly, attentive, informative. And the food?! Wow, tuned three. No skimping on meat, fillings, or flavor. Delicious horchata, pina to boot. Also, the prices were better than TUS and PDX, like old school, $10 burritos instead of $14+. The only issue I had was in the hidden credit card, in my case, debit card, upcharge. Almost $2 added for using a card. Are we even able to carry cash anymore? And who does, especially on a road trip. So, bring it here so the food stands out, not the bill."
Pam Scott (pamoscott)
a year ago"Grabbed a quick meal and loved it! My chile relleno and beef taco were delicious, and my husband’s carne asada chimichanga was packed with flavor. The counter-service setup is convenient for dining in or taking to go. Portions were generous, the food tasted fresh, and the prices were reasonable. Friendly service made it even better. Definitely worth a visit!"
Larry B
3 months ago"This is a solid place, the carne asada burrito had just carne asada, pico, and guac, which I liked. The meat was good, could have used a little more flavor, but the portions were very generous and it was better than a lot of meat I’ve tried other places. Staff were nice and the bathroom was clean. Guac was ok, we added a little lime and salt and it was better, the chips were very good, crispy and fresh and nicely salted. The carne asada taco was the same meat as the burrito and were quite large, not a small street taco style taco. I would visit again passing through."
K M
2 weeks ago"Pretty solid Mexican food. Nice to have a bit different flavor than the same old Humberto’s and rilibertos on every corner. Good reasonable prices and pretty standard portions. Clean restaurant and quick service. Salsas are fresh and spicy, pickled vegetables are spicier than I am used to but still quite good. I will be back here again to eat in the future."
