Pecos Bill's menu revamp

We love the new menu! It felt like Chipotle but with a killer fixins' bar!

Evil Genius;2474010 wrote: We love the new menu! It felt like Chipotle but with a killer fixins' bar!

So glad to hear!! We plan to try in in a couple weeks!!

If it's like Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante in Disneyland I'll be thrilled!!!

vjsull;2474084 wrote: If it's like Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante in Disneyland I'll be thrilled!!!

It doesn't look quite that good. ;)

We just returned home from our annual family vacation. What a disappointment when we saw the P.B. menu. This used to be a regular stop for our whole family. Not anymore!!! We had to search far and wide for a simple hamburger. This restaurant now has nothing to do with the western theme. The smell alone was enough to turn us away (and believe me, we love some Mexican food.) I only hope that the old menu returns soon. Maybe the drop in sales will motivate Disney to give people what they want.

Just returned yesterday from our trip. Ate at Pecos's Bill's and was not impressed. Chipotle Mexican Grill is so much better, heck even Taco Bell is better by far. They did have a good fixings bar though with lots of cheese sauce.

Noooooo!!!! I loved this place. It just won't be the same. :(

Can't wait to try it. Looks good to me.
I hope it does well. I'm not going to wish PB ill.
Seems Disney is darned if they do, darned if they don't.

We just got back and we did try the new menu. I LOVED the burgers there and very sad they got rid of them and yes the Mexican food does NOT fit into Frontierland at all, I was also very disappointed in the choices, only 4 if I recall correctly, but on that note the food was actually really good! I still missed those burgers:(

Just wondering how people don't get how Mexican inspired food fits into Frontierland? Don't you realize almost the entire West once belonged to Mexico?

BrerGnat;2474586 wrote: Just wondering how people don't get how Mexican inspired food fits into Frontierland? Don't you realize almost the entire West once belonged to Mexico?

And don't forget that the original eatery at Disneyland's Frontierland was "Casa de Fritos". Although the name and menu has changed over the years, it remains a Mexican food place.

Trivia: Dortios were actually invented at Casa de Fritos in Disneyland as a way to use leftover tortillas that were otherwise being discarded. The snack idea was wildly popular, and Frito-Lay decided to take them regionally in 1964 and then nationally in 1966.

Steve

Fangorn;2474588 wrote: And don't forget that the original eatery at Disneyland's Frontierland was "Casa de Fritos". Although the name and menu has changed over the years, it remains a Mexican food place.

Trivia: Dortios were actually invented at Casa de Fritos in Disneyland as a way to use leftover tortillas that were otherwise being discarded. The snack idea was wildly popular, and Frito-Lay decided to take them regionally in 1964 and then nationally in 1966.

Steve

Yep...Rancho del Zocalo is right smack in Frontierland at Disneyland and has always served Mexican food. And it totally "fits."

BBQ was actually invented in the South and has roots in the Caribbean Islands, making it a much better fit for Adventureland.

Being from Texas, I can easily see how it fits. However, also being from Texas. I can see how they can mangle Mexican food! Chipotle is bad enough! Stop the insanity!!!