Casa Quintero

I was asking someone I work with her recommendations for Mexican food because she doesn't cook much but she loves Mexican food and his Mexican in heritage. She recommended this restaurant is one of her top choices. The reason being that serves mole and also Chilaquiles, which not many places do anymore. When I heard that, I knew I had to give Kazak Quintero a try.So I hunted it down one day. It's actually very conveniently located off of the freeway, highway 41 on Ashlan and First. When I drove into the parking lot I realized I'd probably passed it about 1000 times but I just thought it was kind of a dumpy hole in the wall. Do not let looks deceive you! I went in and it's kind of an old-fashioned Mexican restaurant. The service is fantastic. They seated me immediately. My friend was already there and the chips and salsa were so great that she had gobbled down most of the bowl already, about 3/4 I would say. Piglet! They serve two different kinds of salsa, one mild like a pico de gallo, and the other quite spicy, which was great and will take your head off. Enjoy spicy aficionados!They took our order and the food came quickly. I of course, had to have enchiladas de Mole. I think my friend had a burrito, but I don't recall clearly because I am writing this review a couple of weeks past the time when we dined there for lunch. This is the best mole in town. Another restaurant where I had been getting mole recently closed and so now Casa, Quintero is my top choice for mole enchiladas. The sauce was rich, dark, and super flavorful. The chicken filling was moist and tender. Very good value for the price. The rice and beans on the side were very good and they do an additional little vegetable salad, which has a special name which is escaping me at the moment. I had a Mexican Coca-Cola, which they have available to serve you. I cannot attest to alcohol drinks because my companion does not drink alcohol and it was lunchtime and I had somewhere else to be so I cannot comment on the alcohol situation, but they do have plenty of Beer, including Mexican beer on the menu. You will have to check them out if an alcohol menu is your.They had many many options, all of the regular items like combination plates with tacos, enchiladas tostadas chilirelleno. I can't wait to try the chili relleno when I go back because that's another favorite. They have a number of specialty dishes, look on the website and check the menu. Do not miss this place and do not let the outside appearance and the location deter you. This is absolutely a Mexican restaurant not to be missed. I can't believe this hidden gem was hidden to me for the past 20 years. Check. It. Out!

First time trying it with family that had been coming here for over 2 decades. I had the waiter surprise me with a dish he recommended. He surprised me with a green carne asada enchilada plate served with 2 green enchiladas, stuffed with carne asada, served with rice, beans, and a scoop of sweet corn tamal. It was served on a sizzling comal/Skillet on a wooden platter. It was decently spicy, and flavorful. The enchiladas were made on what could only be hand-made tortillas which added a beautiful consistency and flavor. They also to my surprise carried non-alcoholic Cororna which I really enjoyed since I like beer with my food but don't want any alcohol or the buzz

Came here for dinner on a Sunday and not too crowded. Got guacamole, caldo de res, fajitas, and a taco. The food was fine but on the pricey side. The soup came in a very large bowl but cost $24. Guac was $11 for a very small bowl and was nothing special. Casual ambiance and service was fine. Soda was $5 and I wasn't offered a refill. Menu prices not the same as what we were charged. Total came to $72 for 2 of us. Breakfast starting 2/1/25. Parking in lot of small strip mall. Better menu and prices around the corner at Tacos Tijuana on Blackstone.

Still love the enchilada sauce at Casa Quintero. I have even been known to buy a pint to make enchiladas at home. No judging, lol. It's no comparison to that stuff that comes in can. The sauce at CQ is light and mild, yet very flavorful. Decent prices. Awesome chips and salsa. Great service.

Food and service was great! Family and I did not wait too long for our food. Would definitely go again. Had the carne asada fries and a jamaica which did not disappoint.

Love it here! My favorite is the ground beef enchiladas. Love dipping the chips in the beans and rice. Great tacos, chimichangas, fajitas.. you name it!

Amazing food!! The waiter was super nice & attentive. I ordered the chilaquiles the best ones I've ever had. The tacos are great too. You don't be disappointed.

This little family restaurant is so good! It's a little run down but clean. The service is great, the food is amazing. Prices are fair, lunch specials. My favorite is the chicken tacos. They are big, crunchy shell and loaded. Best Mexican food I've found in Fresno so far.

Wee drove from Visalia to try this place and it was well worth it. We got the combination plates with enchiladas and tacos. Everything was so good and we will definitely be back.

First time at this establishment. The service wasn't bad considering they were short handed? Is a small restaurant with a busy dark interior. Food was good, I had the chili verde, it was dry but had good flavor it came with beans and rice (only gave me a tablespoon?). My son and his wife loves the place, but I don't think we will go back