We are Texan ex-pats who are used to lots of good TexMex food who are in this area monthly and…read morefrequently stop by El Vallarta's. The enchilada sauces here are good in our experience, especially the chili con carne and entomatada. The lunch menu is very reasonably priced and the fajitas on the lunch menu were a really good value. They have some very well priced drink specials as well if you are coming in for happy hour. This place is better than most of the Mexican restaurants in the Tulsa area, and I can assure you that we have tried many of them. The place has a campy hole-in-the-wall Mexican place vibe. Service is usually on top of it and relatively friendly.

Don't ever order to go they always mess it up this was like the fifth time. I only chose because…read morelimited options and Molcajete wasn't open

Food is always made fresh to order. Service is friendly and efficient but they will take the time…read moreto explain the menu. I highly recommend. And in season they always have a soccer game on which is part of the ambiance.

The service was excellent today as always, the meal was excellent as always and the restaurant was…read moreall around a pleasant lunch with the family.

Pibil doesn't show up on many OkieMex restaurant menus. I was excited to try it at Don Pibil. So,…read morewhat's the deal with Pibil? It is prepared differently than carnitas and has much more flavor. Don Pibil Stilly Express, located in the building that used to be Maysan Gyro. The inside of the restaurant is typical OkieMex décor and ambiance. Low rent restaurant operations set up in a repurposed building (often an old Pizza Hut) or any previous failed restaurant location. Like most all small Oklahoma Mexican restaurants the air conditioner was fighting hard; just barely staying a few degrees above the oppressive July heat. But well enough that it was not uncomfortable in the restaurant. Likely much cooler than dining outdoors at Don Pibil Grill, a food truck operation on 6th Ave. My wife and I both had the Don Pibil Special. A platter described on one of the online posted menus as a chili relleno (covered in queso), beans, cilantro rice, pico de gallo, cilantro, pibil pork, red onion and tortillas. This was not listed on the menu screen, but the guy at the counter said he could make us a couple. No hay tortillas ni salsa gratis. Ok then. With the meal we ordered the Trio Appetizer Sampler. Queso, salsa, guacamole and chips. Recommended, see the pictures. What we were served was a little different than the description. Specifically, no queso on the relleno, regular Mexican rice, no red onion, jalapenos instead and no tortillas. Minor issues, the crispy coated relleno was excellent. Queso not needed. Overall, the meal was good. The Pibil was excellent. Salsas very good. Guacamole excellent! Order at the counter. Your food is delivered to the table. We enjoyed the food!

Stillwater is not known for good food - seriously, don't travel here to eat - but Don Pibil is one…read moreof the few eateries worth visiting. Delightful authentic Mexican food at fair prices. They have delivery in case you're staying at home. Couch potato! But the restaurant interior is fair.

To go order was quick and sooooo gooood!!!!…read more Plenty of food and made two meals!!! Great tasting food!!!!

Loved the food and we will return if in the area again. We ordered the molcajete and chile relleno…read morewith queso. Very good and large portions. Tasty tortillas. Clean atmosphere.

Roadside at the East edge of Stillwater on 51. Not too shabby. Little under flavored on the taco…read moremeat -- birria and chicken. Green salsa and the pickled veggies were good. Just wish they had more of a pop flavor. The pineapple Agua Fresca was OK. Prices were pretty good.

Super cool Mexican grocer with a taco truck out front. What's not to like? And it's got such a…read morebeautiful patio set up with lights andample seating. This is an East Stillwater treasure to observe. See, not necessarily taste. The food came out hot, fresh, and fast but it wasn't as flavorful as I was expecting. Definitely adequate for a quick bite on the go and the price was right.

It is in an old train station building, that would probably have been razed if Los Tres Hermanos…read morewasn't paying the light bill. Not much happening in Hominy, just dilapidated vacant buildings and rusting oilfield equipment, abandoned evidence of the bustling oil boom days. Many of the city lots are covered with decaying antique iron dinosaurs, which are now worth more in scrap steel value, than the land the equipment occupies. The men that operated the equipment are long gone, as is the wealth they made from the effort. Two cop cars sitting in the burned-out corner convenience store parking lot. Officers talking to each other to keep from falling asleep from the boredom. Even the Dollar General appears to be barely making it; similar to the cell phone service that fades in and out, almost nonexistent. Traffic delays from road construction on the edge of town, forces life to slow down even more. Welcome to Hominy Oklahoma. In a town by this name, you would think the Mexican restaurant would have Pozole. Nope. Los Tres Hermanos makes up for it though with a great small town OkieMex menu covering just about everything else. The service was acceptable. Some of the food items were exceptional. Those will be emphasized. Check the pictures. The meals are identified there. The red salsa was good. The green salsa was spectacular. Fresh tomatillos, jalapenos, onion, cilantro and other spices, blended to perfection. Pick out a spoon shaped chip and fill it to capacity. Delicious. Next up the perfect crispy, flavorful carnitas in the enchiladas. These were done right and then covered with a tangy green sauce. An unbeatable combination. I ordered my enchiladas with half green sauce and half chili. The chili was very good. If they sell it by the bowl, get it. Everything else on the plate was fresh and mildly seasoned. My only criticism was the temperature of the food and plates. They were properly warm, but they needed to spend more time in the broiler. The cheese on my wife's enchiladas needed more time in the heat, as did the cheese filling in my enchiladas. The carnitas filled enchiladas, with the green sauce, is the winning meal here. For a perfect start to the meal, ask for the green salsa to scoop up with the crispy chips.

Love this place. Never had an issue with food, staff, and cleanliness of this establishment!read more

Josie's Express is a great place to get lunch or dinner. The food is always delicious and the…read moreservice is always friendly. Five Stars

They serve all kinds of food. Daily specials. Friendly staff. Ice cream for dessert, anyone?read more

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