Today's Michael Berry Show is sponsored by Pancho's Mexican Buffet.

Pancho's Mexican Buffet started in El Paso, Texas in 1958, and its main product was

an all-you-can-eat Tex-Mex Buffet.

Unlike many other such buffets, additional food was brought by the wait staff rather than

being self-served.

Pancho's is most remembered for having his buffet customers raise the flag to request

more food.

You see, each table had a small, tri-colored flag with the three colors of the flag of

Mexico, red, white, and green.

The flag, however, was sometimes missing the Mexican coat of arms and thus more closely

resembled the flag of Italy.

If in the flag of Italy had an image of Pancho, the mascot of Pancho's Mexican Buffet

smacked dab in the middle of it.

At its peak in 1988, there were 55 Pancho's Mexican Buffets in these United States.

Today, there are only four remaining, with one of them being located in Good Old

Umbal, Texas.

Pancho's all-you-can-eat Mexican Buffet invites you to experience real food at fast-food

prices.

For around 6 bucks, choose from over 35 authentic Mexican recipes, all made from scratch

every day.

Got little ones, at Pancho's Children under 5-E3, and our biggest buffet is just $2.99.

Pancho's fresh can make Mexican food, great prices, and family fun.

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