time is such a blur, it's already been a year since the soft opening. i've been here more than a…read morefew times & just like my past review updates, this is definitely a 5-star. recently, i had the box combo that comes with 2 tacos & a mini quesadilla. that's as perfect of a lunch that i could get. i got chicken with the tacos & the way they prep the chicken is my favorite when it's chopped into tiny cubes. a slight smokey flavor that comes out even better with the 3 salsas they have to offer. i went with chorizo on the mini quesadilla & that's the way i just might start eating all of my quesadillas. the chorizo was well smothered & for it to be a mini, it was more than enough for me. the combos come with a drink & i went with the manzanita sol, which is like a carbonated apple juice. as much as i saw that drink for a majority of my lifetime, that was my first time trying it & it paired perfect with my combo. the service was always great when i visited tuly's. whether it was breakfast time (PLEASE try one of their breakfast burritos) or lunch, i was always greeted with a smile along with the wait on my food not being long. another thing i enjoy about this place is the location, usually food spots are more along the area where oneok field is, while spots that close at 2pm are in the location tuly's is at (they stay open till 3pm & for thursday & friday, they shutdown for 2 hours then open back up for dinner 5-8pm). long live tuly's tacos.

First time ever eating at Tuly's the tacos and quesadilla were very delicious! The red hot salsa…read morehad a lot of flavor in the chicken quesadilla had all kinds of flavor that you didn't even need to add guacamole or salsa. Next time in town, I'll eat there again.

wow is an understatement. they were packed due to it being Cinco de Mayo AND taco Tuesday but the…read moreservice was still amazing. we got the pinarita colada (delicious) and it ended up being part of the taco tuesday deal! Cristina served us at the bar and was always on top of bringing us drinks and chip refills. I hope I get her as my waitress again! even with it being so busy, we got our food, the pizza birria, pretty quick and it was jaw dropping. will be coming back soon to try more!

My new favorite Mexican restaurant in T-town!…read more Everything they put on our table was a 10/10. The guac was super fresh, the queso was great, and the birria pizza is simply a must! The staff was attentive and very friendly. We will 1000% be back!

Needs to be a setting above 5 star for this place !! Service…read moreis top drawer , A gourmet meal.

Overpriced unfriendly and charges 3.50 just for chips on a takeout order that are provided free in…read moreperson Save yourself some money and go to Betos tacos food truck, la Coshi, or a proper sit down place like Mi Tierra Cocina. They are all much better for much cheaper.

Tucked just far enough off the main drag that you'd miss it if you weren't paying attention, this…read moreMexican food truck has the kind of quiet confidence that doesn't need a neon sign or a social media campaign to pull you in. It's parked in an unassuming lot, usually with a small line that moves faster than it looks like it should, and a faint, steady scent of grilled meat and toasted corn drifting into the air like a promise. The menu is simple--almost stubbornly so. Tacos, tortas, quesadillas, a couple of daily specials scribbled on a dry-erase board that looks like it's been rewritten a hundred times in the same handwriting. No gimmicks. No fusion detours. Just food that feels like it's been refined by repetition rather than reinvention. The al pastor tacos are the quiet standout. Not overloaded, not trying to prove anything--just thin slices of pork with that slow-cooked edge of spice and sweetness, balanced by pineapple that shows up exactly when it should and not a moment more. The tortilla holds everything together with the kind of soft resilience you only notice when it's done right. The carne asada has a gentle smokiness, more restrained than aggressive, like it was cooked over patience instead of flame alone. A squeeze of lime wakes it up, and suddenly it tastes less like a single ingredient and more like a memory you can't quite place but trust anyway. Even the salsa, served in those little plastic cups, feels intentional. One green, sharp and bright; one red, deeper and slower to reveal itself. Neither one is trying to win a contest--they're just there to adjust the volume of what's already good.

Food was bland and if you use a card they add $3.50 to your total and not the 3.5% the sign says…read more If you tell them that should be like 32 cents not 3.50, they roll their eyes and they don't correct it.

Pros: good tacos. No complaints about the food…read more Cons: horrible service. Cashier panics easily and the employees seem easily overwhelmed.

I tried the Asada taco for the tacos and margarita crawl and it was the best taco of the day I will…read moredefinitely be back for more tacos.

The street tacos at TDF are more filling than they appear at first on 4 inch tortillas, but they…read moreare absolutely loaded with taco meat of whatever kind you prefer - steak, marinated pork, chicken, other. Add "everything ," which means salsa, cilantro, onions, etc. to get the full flavor. The chunks of meat in the steak tacos are chopped more finely than at some other places, which gets them a higher score. It's easier to eat and not so chewy. The family running the restaurant has always been warm and friendly, and I've been eating here for many years. Be patient as a long line can appear suddenly. You'll be rewarded in the end with a delicious plate of food though, and they have 6-8 flavors of aquas frescas, which have become a new favorite thing for me. If you have a sensitive stomach (think hangover or sickness) the pepino aqua fresca will heal you. The water of life it is!

Honestly, I'm usually willing to give a little grace for anyone in service because I understand how…read moreit can be dealing with people. But, it was difficult for me to look past someone being extremely rude at the register. The ladies in the kitchen were super nice though! My burrito was mostly beans and lacking flavor for Al pastor meat. At nearly $11 it's tough to say this was a winner. Either way, the building was clean, plenty of seating, but sooo quiet. Definitely not your typical Mexican joint playing music with a joyful atmosphere.

I had not gone here in a little bit, but I was working downtown and my friend and I decided to go…read morehere for lunch. I tried the two taco meal and I had the salmon taco and a beef puffy taco. Both were good, but the salmon taco really stood out to me. It was small but amazing flavor. I really enjoyed it. I got double rice and the rice was good. It is a small portion for the price you pay, but it was quick service. It was good. I enjoyed the chips and salsa and this was a good taco.

Elote is a Tulsa staple! I've only been a few times over the years, but a friend booked a private…read morekaraoke room for a birthday. We had the Granny chic room, and it was decorated so cute! It was so much fun! 2 hours is a decent amount of time, we definitely could have stayed longer. We ordered lots of food and drinks. Our server was incredible! We actually ended up coming back later in the night and doing bar karaoke too! It's a great spot downtown. And the puffy tacos are so tasty.

Great authentic Mexican food!! I'm from San Diego and this is the closest I've found that compares…read moreto the taco shops in San Diego.

I had not had a proper burrito in years until Rodrigo's. I moved from City Heights in San Diego to…read moreTulsa in 2016. I've tried multiple burritos in Tulsa since then. I only recently discovered Rodrigo's and am pleased. Rodrigo's is doing it right. I had to get the California burrito of course. Upon first bite, I could tell immediately that this is the autentico Mexican food I've been missing. I've come to appreciate Tex-mex, but the So Cal flavor is what I truly long for. Burrito was fantastic and the tortilla was treated properly, which is where most these places miss the mark. The green and red salsa hit the spot as well. The ambience even felt like a small burrito shop that could be right off PCH. I only took one photo because I couldn't set it down.