Que Ricos

They don’t have any milk-​water (like a Yoo-​hoo), tangerine Fanta, anything with a baja-​blast in it (whether it be a Mountain Dew or a Pepsi), they apparently can’t comprehend a refreshing Schweppes, but besides that I love this place.

This place in particular is a hit or miss. Some times the food is ok. Other times just down right horrible. If you are ordering take out. Don’t take the drive through. It will be twice as fast if you walk in and order. Wish theye had some kind of consistency

All I got to say is that this place is slow and lags to give you food. I come here often cause compare to the other places it’s not that bad. But I’m getting tired that if they have a drive-​thru and call it «Fast Food Drive Thru» I would assume I’ll be out of here in a jiffy. But that’s not the case. Anyways out of all the food I tried so far the Quesadilla isn’t so great. Tacos De Asada are what I usually come back for.

The food is always good here. Today tho the service wasn’t the m best. I asked for a cup for salsa and the girl said they are there. Did u think about looking first? Ok like wtf ok well they are low and not visible. She said a lot of customers ask all the time. So maybe it’s the restaurants job to fix it. Instead of telling the customers to look before asking. So make them visible she said yea mi rancho to does it better. I said yes they are visible. Smh oh well I’m taking a break from this place

The only thing I like are the cheese pupusas other then that everything taste pretty cheap. It takes about 10 – 15 minutes on the drive thru window to pick up the order. I have tried their burritos and tacos but I prefer mi ranchito, the salsa at que Rico’s is watered down and has no taste. If it wasn’t for the pupusas I’d never come here

Great prices and they make fresh pastries on site. Meat was seasoned well and tender. Sauce have a little kick to them. Tables weren’t as clean as I’d like, but I’ve seen worse. Friendly employees and easy to get to location. I will defiantly be going back to try other items on the menu.

I love the chilaquiles verdes and chile rellenos

I called to make a phone order and the woman didn’t speak English i speak Spanish but what about those who don’t? I made an order she then when i asked about prices and details she claimed to not be able to hear me all of a sudden and then hung up on me. Horrible customer service but I really wanted pupusas so i went through they’re drive thru once again no customer service the woman said after what seemed like a minute or two i was told to «hold on» and i waited for 10 minutes to hear anything about the few pupusas i ordered because no one told me anything they just took my money and said nothing. I would rather pay more at Maribels and many other places than deal with this place ever again. Horrible service needs improvement.

Went to eat some popusas! The cheese one was good… The mixta one was nasty the beans n meat taste like if they were spoil. The water the Jamaica was not good. The salsa bar was durty n the cashier was not friendly. When we were eating some lady from the bakery started to mop the floor making it smell like bleach. The food is cheap I guess you get what you paid for. I would not eat here again.

This a great place for Mexican food. They have a clean and peaceful environment. The food is great and they have a great salsa bar. The salsa bar is the best. I would recommend this restaurant.

This is my favorite taco shop in Palmdale! They have super affordable prices and legit Mexican food.
I always get the «taco combo special» & it comes with 3 tacos, rice, beans & a 16oz drink for $ 4.99.
This location also has a full mexican bakery inside (you can even order cakes!), but i have yet to try any of their sweet treats.

I would give this place more stars if they would change one thing there chile !!! All of the salasa for the tacos are no good !!! There steak for there tacos is perfect and every good mexican know with a good chile you can pretty much save a dish !!! The super nachos are very good though they feed 3 people !!

Very good Mexican food at the right price in the Antelope Valley. The employees are always very friendly. Their portions are generous, and the salsas are moderate to spicy and hits the spot. Tacos here are a must try. There’s even a bakery here.

I’ve seen this place around LA and it’s basically Mexicans making Mexican food for Mexican people. All types of meat included Birria which is meat stew. It’s very hood around here and if you’re looking at this I suggest the taco plate with drink.
Known fact: Palmdale’s northern neighbor, Lancaster, has so much crime that apparently, since it’s close to Edwards air force base, which is the only reason I think this is, that they have actual drones flying around the city purposely looking for crime. I shit you not. It makes me laugh every time I think of it.

I was working late and had to sneak away from the base at the last minute. I found that Que Ricos is open very late until 11 PM. So I walk in and proceed to order some Taquitos and some of their famouly hot salsa. I have to admit that the Salsa is scary hot. The Taquitos were the best. The next nite was another late night on base, so I sneak away and hit Que Ricos, and order the Fajitas with some of their famously hot salsa. This has to be worst order of Chicken fajitas I have ever had. My order contained nothing but chicken gristle, skin, and chunks of fat mixed in with some veggies. I have tasted better chicken at Del Taco. Stay away from the chicken at this place and stick with the beef or pork.

Grabbed a few tacos last nite. Although they were ordered con todo, they were a bit skimpy on the onions/​cilantro and the salsa. Next time I’ll go inside so I can see what the salsa bar has to offer. They were taco struck style with two small tortillas and a $ 1 each.
The carnitas are very good on their own and the best of the bunch. Moist, seasoned well with a few crispy edges added in for a nice balance of texture and chewiness. The asada could’ve been better. It was very tender but the meat should’ve been allowed to marinate a bit longer to allow the flavors to deepen. Nice steak flavor, but light on the cumin/​lime/​chile pepper background flavor. The birria was the most disappointing of the three. Although the chunks of goat meat were well seasoned, they were extremely dry. If they were moist or just a little less dry, they easily would’ve been the best of the batch. They also have lengua, pollo and cabeza for your tacos, burritos, sopes and the like. I’ll go back and try the burritos soon and report on those as well.