I see why this place has the highest rating for Mexican food in Stillwater…read more Their spicy Serrano salsa is the bomb We only get the lunch portion and still get a lot of food. Surprise they didn't offer sopapilla at the end. Still we ate very happy with what we had and will definitely come back again

Stopped in here for a late lunch. I've been here before and the food is always good. Today I…read moreordered the steak chimichanga. Perfectly crisp with rice and beans. The meat was incredibly flavorful and juicy. Very good! Chips, salsa and cheese sauce are served when seated.

Our previous experience was so good we drove back to Cushing this past Sunday and I got the other…read moredish on their menu that has molé. It is basically enchiladas with your selected meat covered in molé instead of enchilada sauce. It was so so good! They were busy busy but we still got excellent service. By the way the dish comes with rice but there was no problem substituting refried beans.

Always a staple in Cushing. The food is consistently top notch and the new renovations make it that…read moremuch more enjoyable!

The restaurant is hidden on a side street in Perkins. It is not a recent cartel startup. The…read morewaitress said El Mexicano had been in business for over 15 years. They advertise as authentic Mexican and they are, with what I would call a little TexMex added in here and there. It was and excellent find for us. Two of the best plates of Mexican food that we have had, in small town Oklahoma restaurants. Nothing bland from the salsa to the beans, excellent spicy flavors. My wife had the Fried Tamales. Two fried until golden brown, topped with tomatillo salsa verde and queso blanco, garnished with diced tomatoes and cilantro. Served with rice and beans. For me the Papa Poblano. It was a different presentation of my favorite Mexican food items. An amazing combination of a deep-fried cheese filled Chile Relleno rolled up in a slab of fajita beef, topped with sauteed shrimp in a creamy mushroom chipotle sauce, garnished with diced tomatoes and cilantro. It is difficult to explain how delicious this combination was. The creamy cheesy spicy chipotle sauce made the meal. On the side, the perfect charro beans, topped with fresh chopped jalapeno, tomato and onion. These 5-star meals you have to try. They favor TexMex in presentation and spiciness. A great Mexican restaurant, attractive décor, comfortable chairs and booths, with small town friendly service. Beer and Tequila is available. Their menu can be found online.

This is the best Mexican restaurant in Stillwater and Perkins area. They have great salsa and a hot…read moresalsa version too. I like the chili rellenos but they have many good dishes. The servers are nice and efficient. I recommend El Mexicano!

On a road trip thru SW with my brother. Found this place in Yelp, love the mom/pop shops and this…read moreis one of the best. Excellent Burritos, fresh food, friendly service. Doing burritos right!!!

Quick service, amazing breakfast burritos, and so mad they aren't closer! We came into Cushing for…read morea morning doctors appt and wanted to try this place out. It definitely didn't disappoint! You can go inside and order and have a seat. It's not big inside though. It looks like most people just go through the drive-thru. I would suggest getting both the hot and mild salsa. I personally like the hot, but both taste really good with the burrito. We know where we can get a delicious breakfast burrito anytime we are in Cushing!

beautiful food, amazing servers! the place had the best food i have ever eaten. 5/5, no doubt.read more

Tried this roadside dive Mariachi Mexican Grill. Watched the World Cup while having a Pacifica…read morewaiting for Carnitas. They were solid and delicious.

This place is beautiful. The staff is super nice and attentive. It's an authentic Mexican…read morerestaurant. It's not the best Mexican restaurant in town but its pretty good and sadly gets over looked because its so far north east of town.

Great place to burn an hour with margaritas, chips & salsa, while your kids play putt putt, but the…read morefood is mediocre. How do you mess up street tacos?

Visited this food truck and Bakery yesterday. I love good Mexican bread! This place has all the…read morebest Mexican pan you could want. Bought a dozen pieces and they were fantastic. Then picked up a pineapple fruit drink and it was amazing! Be sure to check this out! See you there!

This tha . Thing they wan to charge you like if is a restaurant prices it's only a lunch truck be…read morerealistic with prices for a burrito 14 dolls they taken advantage from people

Food and service is great. Glad we have Mexican food here in Pawnee. Love the carne asada.read more

There is real Mexican food in Pawnee, Oklahoma…read more First of all I am a little biased toward small town mom and pop operations/small businesses that are working to scratch out a living. They don't always have the newest buildings or furnishings of the big city chain operations. But, if they can put a good meal on the table with reasonably attentive and courteous service then count me in! Lindo Veracruz did just that. They put a good meal on the table with reasonably attentive and courteous service. You will get a little chuckle when you see their hand painted "Mexican Restaurant" sign with the arrow pointing across the street to the restaurant. The outside of the restaurant looks a little rough. It is clean inside. The owner had all of the lights and ceiling fans turned off, I guess to save energy. Nothing is wrong with trying to save energy. There was plenty of light coming through the windows (that desperately needed washing). They had a couple of box fans running to keep the air moving and keep the restaurant at a comfortable temperature. The food was good! Starting with the salsa, it had a nice amount of heat and the flavors were good. My wife had the chicken enchiladas. The chicken in the enchiladas was seasoned and covered with a spicy green sauce. It had great flavors with a little heat. It came with beans and rice. I had the carne asada. It came with grilled onion slices, beans and rice. I ordered a chili toreado to go with it. When the lady set the plate on the table it came with a table knife, as opposed to a steak knife to cut the steak. I was thinking this is going to be a challenge. But, it wasn't. The steak was a very thin cut of beef (probably sirloin) cut across the grain. It was easy to cut with the table knife. It was a good average carne asada. I enjoyed it.