Sancho's Cantina & Grill opened recently in Massapequa Park with intentions to serve the public in true Mexican style. Located smack in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Park Ave. in Massapequa Park, Sancho's has drawn much attention since its doors opened just a few short months ago.
Sancho's offers more of a traditional dining experience with a full restaurant and bar area. A cozy establishment that can seat up to 40-50 people at any given time, and a big "L" shaped bar area that allows sit-down eating as well.
Looking at Sancho's menu, many items struck my fancy and I was emphatically tempted to try all of them, all looked incredibly tasty and delightful. After a few helpings of complimentary tortilla chips and pico de gallo (which seemed mediocre at best), I finally decided on the Baja Shrimp Burrito. A burrito stuffed with delicious crispy golden fried shrimp, rice, black beans, cabbage slaw, and a chipotle tartar sauce the left my mouth sizzling.
After annihilating my burrito, I couldn't help but notice the "Hamburguesa's" section on my menu which listed a number of Mexican style burgers that looked to die for. I finally conjured up enough strength to order more food because my curious mind couldn't help but wonder what these burgers had in store. I mean a hamburger? At a Mexican restaurant?
"El Panchito" was next up on the list for me; a half pound seasoned patty topped with cheddar, guacamole, bacon, lettuce, and tomato. An interesting Mexican twist to this traditional American meal, my curiousness had gotten the best of me and I folded, and it ended up being one of the best burgers I've had in a while. The juicy burger mushed between a kaiser roll practically melted in my mouth and the unique but zesty flavor clashing of the cheddar cheese and guacamole danced in my mouth.
Sancho's Cantina & Grill is a fun environment for the whole family, although I did notice there was no separate kid's menu so perhaps children under the age of 10-11 wouldn't find it appealing.
The service at Sancho's was outstanding, colorful personalities and cheerful attitudes led to a pleasant dining experience for myself. My server, Theresa, was attentive and helpful the entire time and always kept a smile on her face making me feel enthusiastically comfortable.
It's called Sancho's Cantina & Grill and not the other way around for good reason. The impressive full bar is enough to host the wildest of party animals. A relatively diverse crowd of some twenty-something's all the way up to the senior citizen, Sancho's kept the party lively for people of all ages.
Sancho's Cantina & Grill deserves an A+ in my book and hopefully more of you Mexican food fanatics can find the time to head down there and experience it for yourself! Adios Amigos!
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