Pardo's Restaurant
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About Pardo's Restaurant
Pardo's Restaurant Reviews
149 ratings
very good food 👌 y excellent service
The mole was good, the chilaquiles were really good, the eggs were overcooked and were dry and were hard that was unpleasant. The meatball soup was fantastic. The menudo I didn't have any The service was not that great. For $17 you would think it would be better
If you are looking for home made Mexican food ❓ this is the place. All you can buffet. Fair price. From soups to fried fish. You will not be disappointed.
Pardo's Restaurant serves authentic, homemade-style Mexican food in a family-friendly atmosphere. The buffet offers a variety of dishes, including the popular mole chicken, pozole, and menudo, all of which taste amazing. The interior features framed artwork of Mexican history and maps, creating a simple café-like setting with open seating. While the buffet can be overwhelming due to unlabeled dishes, the flavorful food and attentive staff make it a recommended spot for those seeking genuine Mexican cuisine.
Other buffet items include stewed meats for tacos, chicken flautas, sweet potatoes, fried stuffed poblano, and tamales. Seafood options like scallops in a stew, whole fried tilapia, and heads-on shrimp soup are also available. The food is cooked well but may be under seasoned, with salt and seasoning dispensaries provided for personal taste. The friendly environment and Christian music add to the welcoming, homey vibe.
Though some dishes like the rice porridge dessert could be improved, the generous portions and hearty home-cooked feel make it a decent, affordable choice. The quesabirria tacos with consome are particularly satisfying. While not mind-blowing, Pardo's offers a comforting taste of Mexico worth trying.