Ke’Flauta

It’s a rainy Saturday afternoon an I was craving some Mexican comfort food. Because I saw this restaurant on Unilocal just two days prior I decided that I would give it a try. I am glad I did. It was great! The flautas are amazing and so are the tostadas. Not to mention the bacon cheese fries. Yummo! The beans taste like they are out of a can but by the time I finished my flautas and cheese fries I wasn’t in need of eating the beans. Definitely going to come back here.

I came here for the flautas and this place did not disappoint. I tried both the traditional with beef and the mole with chicken. They are both a bomb dish worth trying. I am definitely going to be a return customer. Nicely presented and reasonably priced. The staff are friendly so stop in sometime.

Giving them a 5 based on their flautas, I haven’t tried any of their other dishes. Their service is good and their prices are reasonable. The flautas are delicious, with a good amount of meat inside of them. You won’t be disappointed.

Have tried various things on the menu and so far I have loved everything!!! Simple food yet very filling! We are a family of four and I love that I don’t have to spend a lot of money to have a good meal. Even when we overindulge here, we never paid over $ 30. Try the quesadillas, the flautas, try everything!!!

Took our compadres for dinner and they loved it. One had Flautas the other had moyetes! They were both very satisfied. As expected keflauta did not disappoint!!! They said they would be back! Kudos to the owner and his staff!!!

While winding down in EP, my family was dying to find delicious Tortas and this place sure delivered even though their specialty is Flautas. Very large tortas that are out of this world. Bread is toasted and tastes delicious, the beans are well seasoned, avocado is fresh, and the milanesa was very crispy. For such a small place it had a very good crowd. Their menu looked good ranging from flautas, tacos, tortas, and molletes. The staff was very friendly and fast at getting our to-​go orders. Will definitely be back to try their famous flautas!

All I have to say is if you want to eat some good flautas come to Ke’ Flauta… one of the best in town. And everything else in the menu is good too.

VERY GOOD… Homemade bread on point… Very clean… I recommend this place in a heartbeat… MUY BUENO…

The best flautas I have had in El Paso. It’s not a big place but the food is always great. Prices are low also.

Great best flautas in the west side
There tortas are very good
Like there custumer servise

Nice place! Friendly, caring people. My first visit– I had the traditional flautas which were simply wonderful! I’ll review again after a couple more visits (YES I’ll be going back!!).

Ke’Flauta is by far one of my favorite flauta joints in El Paso! I usually have my order to go and the wait time is rather quick and the people working there are very friendly. Definitely a must if in El Paso.

Flautas are very good. We have been picking up flautas family order on our way home quite some time. It is an alternative to the traditional burger and pizza pick-​up on the way home. The baked potatoes are slightly dry if you pickup late in the evening. The Agua de horchata is also good.

Best flautas ever — especially the potato ones’. Great atmosphere. Very clean. Friendly. Definitely will return and tell friends about it! Side salad with diced cucumbers great. Loved the beans too! Salsitas are tasty! Only thing would have been nice are some tostadas!

I have been going to Ke’Flauta for years now, I can’t believe I am just now reviewing it! Don’t let the name fool you, Ke’Flauta does serve flautas, and excel at it, but they also serve other Mexican fan favorites. My personal favorite is the bistek torta. The bread is fresh and the size of this thing is HUGE. Definitely enough to take home.
Just a note on a previous user’s review they now have potato, chicken, beef, and tuna flautas. I’ve tried the chicken and beef, I can’t wait to try the other two. They’re original in the sauces they top their flautas with. The flautas are fresh and don’t taste like they’ve been sitting under a heat lamp, which I really like.
They have horchata all the time, it probably isn’t homemade but it’s still amazing (plus free refills if you dine in!). The other flavor is usually jamaica, which is equally as yummy.
The owner is such a nice man and even though I don’t speak spanish he always tries his best to make me feel welcomed. We went through the drive-​thru (yes they have a drive thru! You go around the back of the building) to get some tortas and they were all out of bread. The young man was really nice and the owner gave us our food and personally apologized for the inconvenience.

Two words alone will sell this place: buffalo flautas. Absolute genius!

The service is very nice and Food is great!

The flautas here are excellent. I’ve been here a few times and it never disappoints. Portions are nice as well. I think you get like 5 flautas per plate. You have all sorts of options to choose from. chicken, potato, beef filling. then the sauces. I forget the names, but they range from mole, tomato based sauce (traditional), hot sauce (ew), quacamole, chile beans and nacho cheese. I might be missing one, but yea.
You can choose one sauce on a plate or go for the sampler if you have a few people and taste all the sauces.
I really like the Mole sauce. I can definitely do without the hot sauce slathered flautas, but that’s just my preference. The chile bean and nacho cheese were interesting, but I probably wouldn’t order it as a stand alone meal.
If you take the kids, they also have a small kids menu to choose from. I went with the chicken nuggets which looked like store bought nuggets that were warmed up. I didn’t expect anything special coming from that department so I was happy that they were only a couple of bucks.
The flautas themselves are super crispy but very tender on the inside. The meat is never dried out. The horchata is always good. I’ve yet to explore much outside of the flauta menu, but I would expect it to be good as well. I hear their tortas are really good, but I’ve never been with anyone that ordered one.
Aiy, Que Flauta!

Que flauta! Indeed.
This fast food/​drive-​through restaurant in West El Paso is a hidden gem. Stop in here for some delicious flautas (we tried the tradicionales and moladas). You can choose between meat, chicken, or potatoes as a filling. Although I choose beef, I was jealous of the people who ordered them with potatoes– the texture was a delight, but talk about a carb-​bomb!
Like most Mexican food places in ELP, they served Horchata and Tamarindo along side of a regular Coke machine.
For those not craving flautas (why???) they also have some tacos and burros as well as a pretty extensive breakfast menu. My favorite (and so I ordered in addition to five flautas with frijoles and salad) is the Molletes (buttered and toasted french bread topped with refried beans and queso blanco. They also offered «super molletes» with meat and fresh lettuce and tomato on top.
Oh, and it’s super cheap, too! So if you’re in the neighborhood, stop by for a cheap and tasty meal.