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300 Pleasant Grove Rd #365, Mount Juliet, Tennessee, 37122, United States
(615) 758-8244 www.donpancho.net
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May 10, 2018
Our favorite Mexican restaurant! The margaritas are the best in town and the food is always hot, delicious, and at a great price. It is also nice to see the same staff and servers that have worked there almost since opening. Well done!!!

Apr 29, 2018
It was my first time there I was there at lunch. I had the lunch buretto. It was very tasty, it was plenty for lunch, and it arrived quickly. I'll be coming back.

May 1, 2018
ESTELA is amazing but then again the whole staff is .. Good food Jose is the best cook !!! Great atmosphere

Oct 17, 2017
Great food and great prices! Nice atmosphere, also! Plus they have a THREE HOUR lunch special for those that take a late lunch. I got there at 2:50 in the afternoon and still got the $7 fajitas meal. They have a lot of local sports memorabilia on the walls so they seem to be active in the community, too. While definitely be back whenever I'm in MJ.

Mar 16, 2018
Took my grandmother to eat here awhile back. Now I myself have never liked going to this establishment. Communication is lacking between employees and customers (language barrier), the place is always freezing, and the food is so-so and usually either barely passable for “hot” or lukewarm (despite my very few visits to here always being almost completely empty. So you’d think with no other customers you’d get hot food? Also, I just love being seated at a table that’s right on top of the only other patron in the dinning room!) But I go for my grandmother because she likes it (probably cause of her lack of knowledge that there’s better Mexican restaurants around town). But the previous time we went we found something rather peculiar about our receipt (surprisingly it was my grandmother who caught it despite her vision starting to fail) that an extra .75 cents was added to our bill on the subtotal despite it not being listed on the receipt (aka before tax). Not believing I totaled it myself and did find that there was money added for what seemed like nothing. And while at the time I dismissed it as just being a couple of cents, what’s the harm? I then began to think on the matter. If they’re doing this to everyone that seemingly “little” amount begins to add up very quickly. An example; let’s say they receive 200 customers everyday (just to keep it simple) 200x.75 = $150 per day and then times that by 7 for the week comes to roughly $1,050 a week off of that seemily harmless little bit of extra they’re adding to your bill. My grandmother wanted to say something about the extra charge but I told her to hold off, I wanted to see if the midaged woman that rang us up would catch it. Of course she didn’t (which if you’ve been there they recalculate the receipt at the register) and still charged us the same amount. Which didn’t really surprise me all that much. Someone obviously can’t use a calculator to do math for them? Now do I have proof they’re doing this to everyone? No. Am I claiming they’re doing this to everyone? No. But what I am saying is you should probably check your tab at this restaurant so you’re actually paying for what you got, because at the end of the day it’s money that wasn’t earned through hard work and honesty. And for all of you with that burning question, no I will not go back there again :) (And if anyone knows how to post a pic to a review on mobile I will gladly share the picture of our bill)

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