It's not just Jeni that is into Pancho's, I've heard from countless sources that they serve 'the best burritos in Manchester' and that if you go anywhere near Barburrito you're a fool. Another selling point for me is that Pancho's can be found in the Arndale Food Market - one of my fave places for a quick bite to eat with all sorts of goodies on offer, you can even have a pint at the micro-bar!!
I loved meeting the charismatic Mexican owner (is he Pancho? Apparently not - Enrique, according to their website) who seems to be an intense character and very passionate about the food. When Jeni ordered her usual Vegan Burrito, he looked her right in the eyes and said "Today I recommend you the guacamole... Vegan." I couldn't help but chuckle - Enrique, you are a legend.
I tried to order the Veggie Burrito but Enrique sensed I was hesitant. As he had done for Jeni, he looked deep into my soul and recommended the Veggie Enchiladas. I'm not one to argue with a recommendation from a legend like Enrique so happily accepted. What a good choice these were, just watching them be made was half of the excitement - each tortilla was toasted then dipped in a coriander-tastic (very) spicy (beware hot food wimps) salsa verde before being filled with delicious veggies, beans and cheese. It was then topped with a load of crunchy fresh salad and a mother of a jalapeño. It all tasted amazing and very authentic, not that I've ever been to Mexico but I WILL so there. I should add it was also a bargain at £4.99.
Jeni's burrito was apparently spot on as usual, she snarfed it down at an impressive speed before proudly proclaiming "Now you know how fast I can eat a burrito."
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Hello, I just want to share my experience working in Pancho's Burritos, maybe you like the food, maybe Enrique seemed sympathetic to you, but he's not.
ReplyDeleteI really want to share that he has no ethic at the employees, since I started, I always tried to do my best, but he was always making pressure on me, insulting me, making me feel that I was useless, and I want to say that I'm not the only one. Every employee felt the same, even when we look at you and try to smile and give you a good service, because you're not guilty of how he treat us.
Recently I got fired by him without a notice, even without any directly communication from him, and I knew other people that worked before me, they told me that sometimes he likes not to pay you 2 or 3 hours that you worked, and that's not fine. He also always paid me with cash in hand, and it's for sure that is for not to pay my taxes. Also I requested my contract and he never gave me, because "I needed more training".
So, I think there are other options more ethical for the workers that are there. Because nobody deserves to be treated in that way.
Hello, I just want to share my experience working in Pancho's Burritos, maybe you like the food, maybe Enrique seemed sympathetic to you, but he's not.
ReplyDeleteI really want to share that he has no ethic at the employees, since I started, I always tried to do my best, but he was always making pressure on me, insulting me, making me feel that I was useless, and I want to say that I'm not the only one. Every employee felt the same, even when we look at you and try to smile and give you a good service, because you're not guilty of how he treat us.
Recently I got fired by him without a notice, even without any directly communication from him, and I knew other people that worked before me, they told me that sometimes he likes not to pay you 2 or 3 hours that you worked, and that's not fine. He also always paid me with cash in hand, and it's for sure that is for not to pay my taxes. Also I requested my contract and he never gave me, because "I needed more training".
So, I think there are other options more ethical for the workers that are there. Because nobody deserves to be treated in that way.