
You've got to try it. But don't be afraid when you get there. It looks a little iffy from the outside. But go inside and it is cutely decorated with one server and one chef. And the food---YUM! I would have to say the best Mexican of real Mexican I've ever had. I still love my Cafe Rio, but I consider that more "fresh mex" and Pachangas more "real mex" I guess.
Even, Tristan who gets a little confused looking at Mexican menus and would rather have Chinese any day loved his (taquitos). I had the Pollo Fundido.
It was even plated in a rather fancy manner rather than slopped onto your plate. If you are in town, you must try Pachangas. We will be going back.
PS. Not a place for kids, so cook them mac and cheese and bring it home for yourselves, get a babysitter, or wait until the kids go to bed to try this (yes, you can eat after 7 once in a while!!)

Sounds yummy! Where is it at? I love mexican food.
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