Enchiladas Menu Casa de Pico

Rolled in house-made corn tortillas and smothered in rich, slow-simmered sauces — our enchiladas are the heart of Casa de Pico's kitchen. From classic verde and mole to the festive Banderas trio, each plate is finished with rice, beans, and the toppings that make every bite memorable.

Pico Enchiladas Suizas

Enchiladas prepared with seasoned shredded chicken, topped with salsa verde, cheese and sour cream. Served with Mexican rice and homemade refried beans.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Pico Enchiladas Suizas with salsa verde, sour cream, rice and refried beans

Enchiladas de Carne

Two shredded beef enchiladas, topped with salsa roja, melted cheese and sour cream. Served with rice and beans.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Enchiladas de Carne with melted cheese, sour cream and olive, served with rice and beans

Enchiladas Banderas

Three enchiladas: one white cheese, one red beef and one green chicken. Served with rice and refried beans topped with sour cream and guacamole.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Enchiladas Banderas with red, green and white sauces, guacamole and rice

Guacamole Enchiladas

Two guacamole enchiladas topped with jack and cheddar cheese and our famous enchilada sauce. Served with refried beans and Mexican rice. Add beef or chicken.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Guacamole Enchiladas topped with guacamole and melted cheese, with rice and refried beans

Enchiladas Rancheras

Two cheese enchiladas with ranchero sauce and salsa verde, topped with sour cream and served with guacamole, refried beans and rice.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Enchiladas Rancheras with red and green sauces, guacamole and sour cream, with rice and beans

Pico Enchiladas Suizas

Enchiladas prepared with seasoned shredded chicken, topped with salsa verde, cheese and sour cream. Served with Mexican rice and homemade refried beans.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Pico Enchiladas Suizas with salsa verde, sour cream, rice and refried beans

Enchiladas de Carne

Two shredded beef enchiladas, topped with salsa roja, melted cheese and sour cream. Served with rice and beans.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Enchiladas de Carne with melted cheese, sour cream and olive, served with rice and beans

Chicken Mole Enchiladas

Pulled chicken enchiladas dressed in a homemade rich mole poblano sauce. Garnished with onions, crumbly cotija cheese, and a sprinkle of sesame seeds, this flavorful dish is accompanied by Mexican rice and homemade Pico beans for a satisfying meal.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Chicken Mole Enchiladas with dark mole sauce, onion rings and sesame seeds, with rice and beans

Enchiladas Verdes de Pollo

Seasoned shredded chicken inside two house-made corn tortillas, covered in a zesty tomatillo sauce. Accompanied by a concha of earthy black beans and a vibrant cilantro-lime fiesta cabbage.

Casa de Pico enchiladas menu: Enchiladas Verdes de Pollo with salsa verde and crumbled cheese, black beans in tortilla shell

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What types of enchiladas does Casa de Pico have?

Casa de Pico's enchilada lineup includes Pico Enchiladas Suizas with salsa verde, Enchiladas de Carne with salsa roja, Guacamole Enchiladas, Enchiladas Rancheras, Chicken Mole Enchiladas, and Enchiladas Verdes de Pollo in tomatillo sauce. They're rolled in house-made corn tortillas and served with rice and beans or other classic sides.

Does Casa de Pico serve mole enchiladas?

Yes. Our Chicken Mole Enchiladas are filled with pulled chicken and dressed in a homemade mole poblano sauce, then garnished with onions, crumbly cotija cheese, and a sprinkle of sesame seeds. They're served with Mexican rice and homemade Pico beans, making them a rich, satisfying pick at Casa de Pico.

What are Enchiladas Banderas?

Enchiladas Banderas are a festive trio: one white cheese enchilada, one red beef enchilada, and one green chicken enchilada. They're served with rice and refried beans and topped with sour cream and guacamole. It's a great order when you want to taste a little of everything.

How long has Casa de Pico been around?

Diane Powers opened Casa de Pico in 1971 in Old Town, San Diego, and in 2005 the restaurant moved to Grossmont Center in La Mesa. It brought along the original's hacienda-style archways, hand-crafted wrought iron fixtures, and lush landscaping. Casa de Pico is part of Bazaar del Mundo, which Diane Powers founded.