Over at El Pueblo Burger in the City of Industry, California you can get these Taquitos. Yeah, there not much to look at, but El Pueblo Burger is not much of a place. I mean, the place is old and run down and may not have survived the quarantine.
There Taquitos are fine, but the whole place is just a sign of the little guy suffering in this economy.
In Covina Burger in Covina California the taquitos are like the kind of taquitos that you would get at a place that sells burgers. I mean, these are the kind made of lunch meat. I'd skip them if I were you.
If you want Taquitos at Rick's Drive in & out you can get just Taquitos. If you want more than that you need to order the Taquitos dinner.
So, how are these, good. I mean, I could have used more of them but I guess I could have ordered more.
Manuel's Original El Tepeyac Cafe "Beef Taquitos" are, well, okay. If they didn't take so long and by the time you got them you hadn't eaten your weight in chips.
Ray's Tepeyac 'Mini Tacos' are tacos mostly in name. If you wanted Tacos you get taquitos for the most part. That said these a great taquitos with a more authentic feel than those one would get at the store.
I will also point out that all the cheese will leave shreds on the plate than can be scooped up with the free chips that come with every meal so remember not to eat so many of those chips before your food comes because You'll want them later.
More accurately, try not to fill up too soon on chips and salsa. Ray's Tepeyac will fill you up with a good amount of food. You come away from Ray's needing a nap.