Food was good. Always, always order extra cilantro and…read moreonions. Service was great My wife had the flautas and they were delicious also. Restaurant was clean and everyone was friendly.

Staff always very attentive. It's loud enough to make you…read morerealize these people are here for the best Mexican food in south tulsa! Yes the best!

Not great. Lacked flavor. The steak fajitas were average at best. The salsa was bland. And the…read moreshrimp ceviche was fishy like maybe it was going bad.

terrible. extremely rude employees!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! brand food!!!!!…read morenot worth the price!!!!!!!!!

For starters, no one in there speaks English. But if the food is good authentic Mexican cuisine it…read morereally doesn't matter what they speak. But the food was awful. The most disappointing shrimp tostada I've ever had. The shrimp wasn't cleaned, the whole thing was unseasoned, and it was literally just créma, lettuce, and plain shrimp on a tortilla advertised as a ceviche tostada. All of the meat was overcooked and chewy with everything tasting very bland. The service was ok but when we told them about the quality of the food our waiter went to the kitchen and never came back with the check! Unacceptable. There are plenty of better places out there and your money is way better spent somewhere else.

Dinner at 5 pm on a Friday. Went here with a buddy who lives in Tulsa and recommended the place…read more Not busy and nothing fancy, so plenty of seating and easy parking. Some earlier comments say the menus is all in Spanish, but the menu I saw was all English. Service was fast and friendly. Food was reasonably priced. I ordered something on the menu I've never seen before. I had the all meat version and my friend the fish version, which included octopus. Wish I could remember the name of the dish but it had everything - beef, chicken, sausage, cheese, shrimp, cactus and more loaded on one plate. On a separate plate was the rice and re fried beans and corn tortillas also separate. The food was amazing. Glad I tried this over fajitas. Venture to 21 and Garnet and give this place a try.

I bought a torta and guess with chorizo. $22 later... it was a lot of queso. Wish they had…read moredifferent sizes. Everything tasted good but the bread was soft. The torta came with a yummy cilantro sauce. I'll be back to trying something different. The queso came with chips. Salsa, and tortillas. All delicious!

Excellent Huevos Rancheros. Superb friendly service. A clean comfortable attractively decorated…read moreinterior. Check the pictures. Rosy took care of us this morning. A very friendly young lady. Her attention to service and warm personality made an excellent breakfast exceptional. A simple order of two plates of Huevos Rancheros for me and my wife. Very good mild and spicy salsa with chips got our appetites warmed up. The Huevos Rancheros were perfect. A couple of fried eggs on corn tortillas covered with freshly made ranchero sauce. A little queso fresco sprinkled on top. Perfect delicious. The rice and beans were outstanding. Oh damn, this was good and authentic, authentic, authentic. A salsa verde is available. That will be next time. I have had good huevos rancheros in Tulsa. Picking the best of them is difficult now. This is the same Los Primos that operated on 11th near Garnett a few years ago. We used to get food to go there, during covid. Always excellent. A neat little restaurant for quality authentic Mexican food and great service.

Finally decided to give this place a try this afternoon. Parking lot was a little seedy and ghetto…read morelooking with the grease trap in nose shot & an old busted residential fridge rolled up near the trash enclosure right next to a guest parking spot. We proceeded inside, still hopeful but figured it wasn't a good sign. First test at any Mexican restaurant are the chips & salsa. Salsa was a definite miss - sweet marinara based salsa (zero heat) that belongs on a pizza or dipped with a breadstick. Chips were a bit overdone with no salt. The waitress took our order by memory which is always annoying; especially when there is a mistake in the order & you feel rushed placing it. Not surprisingly, the bean and cheese burrito I ordered (that arrived looking like an enchilada) came out with no cheese as she mixed our orders up. My husband ordered the street tacos & said he would not order the pork & chicken tacos again. Pork taco was loaded with pineapple & chicken was bland. The house margarita my husband ordered was no bueno. Also rather off putting when the drink runner delivered the drink after touching the salted rim with her bare hands. I was glad I stuck to a draft Amber beer which was good but could've been colder. The kids meal was ok. I thought it was a bit odd they didn't have any juice available for the kids yet a "full bar." When we ordered an orange juice, the waitress said they only have juices for bar drinks. With plethora of decent Mexican restaurants around, I can't say we'd give this place another try.

Love Mr Pancho! Food and service is great! Friendly staff and wonderful food! They remember us when…read morewe come in!

Everything was excellent and the staff was very helpful I would definitely recommendread more

The oldest review that I can find for La Reyna is from 11 years ago. And coincidently I have driven…read moreby and mostly ignored the store/restaurant in the old gas station for the last 11 years. I did notice that the parking lot is sometimes packed with dilapidated vehicles, service trucks and vans. For years, my assumption was La Reyna was an auto parts store, until I saw the restaurant sign. Hmmmm. The curb appeal as a restaurant was less than enticing. Couldn't be much of one. Having eaten at hundreds of these gritty little hole in the wall family operated restaurants, my experiences set my expectations; authentic, but bland Mexican food. I read the reviews some favorable and some unfavorable. No matter, I'm going in today. Inside a store, restaurant and cantina. The whole frickin' place was being ran by a very nice young lady. She was mixing Cheladas behind the bar and delivering them along with big glass mugs of ceviche to the customers in the bar area. A half a dozen construction workers; bright yellow safety shirts and muddy boots, in for a mid afternoon lunch. In between managing the cantina, she took care of the customers in the store and waited on patrons in the restaurant. She was hustling. The service was a little slow, tolerable, but worth the wait especially when the reward of delicious plates of food arrived. My wife and I were the only gringos in the restaurant. The food was exceptional. I had some of the best most flavorful Mexican food that I have ever had in a small restaurant like this. Starting with the chunky fresh guacamole, fresh salsa and hot crisp tortilla chips. The guac had chunks of ripe avocado, jalapenos, tomato and cilantro. Truly the best I have had. For me a huarache, a shoe size 13 plate full, loaded with spicy pastor, covered with salad and queso fresco. My wife had the enchiladas verde. Three corn tortillas packed with seasoned chicken and covered with green sauce. Absolutely delicious flavorful food. Nothing bland. Check the pictures. Your experience may vary. Ours food was fantastic. La Reyna is an overlooked sleeper in Broken Arrow.

Great everything was fantastic. The guacamole was really good. Very chunky the salsa not so much…read more It needed pico to it and you have to pay extra for that but I had fajitas steak steak and chicken. It was good. I had the burritos. It was shredded beef burritos with cheese sauce. It was awesome. Yours was 10. I think mine was 999 or something but after it was all over, I paid almost $42. Yeah, you had ordered a iced tea, guacamole, small and pico and it added up to $42 watch which order I guess good tea good food service there was only one person there it was very slow but she was doing her best atmosphere was cool no music pretty quiet other than customers hollering for service. I will go back and try it at a better time instead of 2 o'clock in the afternoon. I have to give it a chance with the service in the atmosphere. We were taken to the back of the restaurant that was kind of weird. We had to walk through 3/4 of the restaurant to get to where they see this. It was good I will go back.

Called in an order for pickup. Ordered beef fajitas dinner, chile relleno dinner, and chips and…read morequeso. For a total of $50 with tip. The fajitas were burnt and that's all you tasted. The chile relleno dinner was so greasy and they didn't even give us the rice or beans. The queso was just okay.

I ordered takeout and the online menu had exactly what I wanted and was very easy to navigate; the…read morefood was ready when I arrived and it was excellent and tasty.

Last time we ate here, I got the lunch chili rellenos with raisin sauce. The sauce was good, but…read moreit's sweet and ckashes with the pepper. This time I got the ranchero sauce. I am not fond of that sauce, either. It's very mild and cooked with green peppers. Cheese sauce is one of the choices they offer for chili rellenos. Most places charge extra for cheese sauce. What's unusual about Chimi's chili rellenos is that they are fried crispy. Next time I am going to get cheese sauce on the side so the crispiness isn't destroyed by sauce. Last time, Dan got a lunch chicken enchilada and substituted tomatillo sauce for ranchero sauce. Their tomatillo sauce is good but not worth the substitution charge so this time he got a wet burrito, which he didn't like. It was filled with too much rice. The service was good and the atmosphere pleasant. They have 2 large screen TVs with closed caption.