Kique’s Taqueria

Kique and Enrique's (the restaurant next door) are owned by the same people but offer different takes on Mexican cuisine. I stopped by Kique for lunch, and I'd say it's a budget-friendly spot with great flavors.I got the al pastor burrito, and I really appreciated that they didn't add rice--it doesn't need it! Their creamy cilantro sauce is so good, and the beans inside were piping hot--perfect for a cold, rainy day.They have a variety of lunch specials, and you can't go wrong with any of them. Definitely worth checking out

There's nothing fancy about this taco joint, except that it's small and the furniture was solid. Taco selection was typical, but lacking the more traditional meats (cabeza, lengua).The fish taco was pretty good, and the al pastor was more than passable. Service was efficient, and I only had to wait a few minutes for my tacos, which was expected because it wasn't busy and they're just making tacos, not searing steak.The Enrique's next door was popping on a Sunday night, but this place had a steady stream of takeout orders.

We really miss the previous restaurant these owners had here: Kpasta, but we wanted to try their new one, Kique's Taqueria.The texture of the carne asada was weird as if it was boiled instead of grilled. It was definitely off putting and I would not order this again!The fish taco was decent, a bit on the sweeter side, but it was a large taco and I would eat this again.Their quesadilla was one of the best ones I've had, so I would definitely order this again. Their service is not like Kpasta. The woman who took our order and brought us our plates was not friendly nor helpful. I asked if there was lemon and she just said yes. She didn't come back with the lemon, and ended up watching other people go back inside to get the onions, cilantro, and lemon from the bar inside.

We visited this local quick service taqueria and it was so delicious! They had some indoor and outdoor seating, but it's very limited with it being more of a takeout joint. My husband and I both got the carne asada burritos which were delicious - slightly greasy but still yum. Both burritos and a large horchata came out to around $34. There is a complimentary salsa bar you can help yourself to inside as well, definitely try the avocado salsa! Overall, it was a calm and lowkey lunch. We will be coming back!

The place has been open two months, and we decided to give it a shot for the first time. We both had the Carne asada burrito with refried beans, creamy, cilantro, and cabbage. It was really really good and the salsa they had was a great addition to it all. We would've liked it if it had rice because it's a Taqueria they didn't have that option open. They have two tables inside and one outside and serve beer in bottles. They are connected to Enrique's down the way, so the fact that the waitress told us the food was good released stood out as true.

Wowwwww, simply delicious food. Will be back for more. The service and cleanliness is excellent. Lots to choose from. I ate and forgot to picture the tacos. Another good reason to return.

New place related to Enrique's. Burritos, tacos, and quesadillos in a fast food format. I ordered at the counter and the food came out quickly. The staff was very friendly and helpful. There are few tables inside and outside should you choose to dine in, however, seems more geared towards take out. Enrique's does it again! Food was excellent. They have a nice salsa bar with a great selection of salsas, etc. Including containers to fill and take. I ordered a Pastor Street Taco and Asada quesadilla. Very generous portions of meat! Both items were delish! Can't wait to go back. They have birria and definitely want to try it!

This is a tiny establishment located in a strip mall on PCH. There was parking available in the lot when I arrived. For the most part they serve tacos, burritos and quesadillas. I ordered a fish and shrimp taco. My husband a carne asada burrito and my daughter a chicken quesadilla. The favorite were the shrimp tacos. Very filling and tasty. The staff were friendly, polite and welcoming. There is a small salsa bar with tiny cups if you desire. Great place I definitely recommend you try.

Really good stuff. Kique is a chip of the old block. I recommend the pollo Asado burrito.

Was craving some authentic street tacos and decided to give them a try. Got the 3 taco combo with drink and was not disappointed. Had one each, asada, pastor and birria. All tasty and delicious! Service was fast and friendly, and they have all the fixings out like salsas, onions, cilantro and utensils. Their toughest competition is their own sister restaurant next door, Enriques, which is always fantastic but a more formal dine-in experience. Kique's definitely satisfied my street taco cravings!