I come here for their mole chicken, which is the absolute best I have found since the old Santa Fe…read moreMexico that was at 15th and Sheridan. Location is a little sketchy but we've been going for years and never encountered any issues. I typically gauge Mexican restaurants by the number of Hispanic people there, and yes, you may be the only gringo in there but they know why you're there!!

Small Mexican restaurant in midtown Tulsa. Not exceptional but it does well enough to recommend…read more The restaurant does not really have table service so no free chips and salsa which is a huge bummer. The cost is fairly inexpensive, not the cheapest but definitely not expensive. Food is good, but again not exceptional. Out of the all the tacos, the spicy pork was the best for me. I would recommend just getting that meat. It was more flavorful and savory. It was a little difficult for me to tell what else is popular in this restaurant.

Indios Verdes Restaurant "La Casa De Las Tlayudas"…read more How long has it been since you had a big 'ol Tlayuda? Well, that's too long! Huh? What's a Tlayuda? It is a large, very large crunchy flour tortilla grilled to a slight char. You can smell, see, and taste the char of the flour tortilla. Yes, on purpose. This one filled an 18" aluminum pizza pan. The charred tortilla was covered with refried black beans, sliced cabbage, avocado, tomato slices, and a grilled serrano. Mine ordered with chopped grilled chicken. It was also supposed to have, Oaxaca cheese, carrot and onion; all missing! Something went wrong in the kitchen..... This the lightest, healthiest Mexican dish I have ever had. As you would expect, light, healthy means bland. And it was. The missing ingredients made it even blander. Salsa to the rescue! Indios Verdes has very good salsa. The tasty red that comes with the chips, and the plastic squirt bottles of red and green that are a staple of authentic Mexican restaurants. A liberal application of all, was necessary to give my taste buds something to do. Not a top choice for a diner with a palate tuned for OkieMex. You don't know until you try it! Now you know! My wife went with the Wet Burrito. A large flour tortilla filled with beans, rice, steak and oddly, lettuce; not mentioned on the menu. The very grislily chopped steak was unseasoned. Tasteless and chewy. Except for the very good authentic red sauce, the burrito was disappointing. So much so, that my wife gave up on the burrito to help me with my salsa covered Tlayudas. The service was excellent. Only one friendly young lady with a beautiful smile was doing everything; cooking and serving us while prepping ingredients for the restaurant's evening dinner meal. Her other duties may have contributed to the missing ingredients on the Tlayuda. Next time your cousin from California starts shooting their mouth off about their "Authentic Cali Mexican Food" just ask them, "What's the biggest Tlayuda that they have ever had?"

A Taco Tuesday option for sure! We had their special, which is 24 tacos for $28 ($1.17/taco) on…read moreTuesday, $36 ($1.50/taco)the rest of the week. First time we ate here it was served on a platter, second time it was served in a pizza box. SThe crazy box, as it was called, also included chips and salsa, pickled onion and carrot, radish, grilled onions and limes. This DOES NOT include drinks. You choose your meat, we did half carne asada and half carnitas. Tacos were good and fresh, and if you have 4 hungry people, this is a good deal. We ate inside, and they have a nice clean eating area, fountain drinks, refrigerated bottles and a couple of TV's playing Latino stations. There is also a food truck across the parking lot that serves the same menu as the brick and mortar shop. One caveat, the lady working behind the counter and didn't speak English and struggled to communicate with us. Drinks aren't a bargain...so drink water or be prepared to pay.

A top rating on Yelp led me to Tuly's Tacos in downtown Tulsa, and it did NOT disappoint. With…read morestreet parking nearby, Tuly's Tacos is open through lunch. They are known for their tacos, but I LOVED their burrito with al pastor. It comes with perfectly grilled onions on the side and your pick of three salsas. The green one paired nicely with the burrito.

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.

Broken Arrow isn't exactly known for tacos trucks but you know, I'm sure glad we have this one here…read moreat the corner of 81st and Aspen! Located in the Ace Hardware parking lot sits this tiny little truck that offers some serious Mexican offerings! I have only stopped once so far but plan on plenty of subsequent trips! For lunch I decided to try a taco and a torta! Both were just as I had hoped and delivered flavors I remember getting growing up in the Central Valley of California! Delicious food at a reasonable price! That's really hard to pass up! Be sure to get a Jalisco soda while you're there too! They have them available in the ice chests in the front of the truck (I say go for the lime)! All in all a rock solid experience with friendly service, good food and good prices! WOOT for BA having an awesome taco truck!

People are rude. No prices posted. Didn't want to trade the green salsa for red. Refused to sell…read moreindividual tacos to me, then did to the next customer. Charged us $10 for rice, beans, and 3 tacos, instead of giving us the plate of 4 tacos for the same price. The "salsa" was watery and tasteless, and the 3 tacos fit in a hamburger Styrofoam container with room to spare. No napkins, and just threw a spoon into the beans and rice, instead of putting it in the bag. No forks either. Do not recommend.

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 like it. It is fast food because the food is already made. I like that. You see what you get and…read moreyou get what you see. I am not a fan of corn tortillas, however I love these, they are like a medium pizza. Is the food pricy, I don't think so not any more than other places. Service is typical for a fast food place, no complaints. The ambiance is fine not too noisy. If you want quiet go sit in the back. It is small but I don't mind one bit because i like the food. I have been going to this place for more than 6 years. I like it. It stays the same. Thank you

first I am big fan of local family owned businesses, and believe in supporting them, when they…read moreprovide good food or product at a fair price, and good customer service. sadly, el gallo loco, was sooo disappointing in sooo many ways. 1) after reading the reviews, called and lady answered, started to talk and she hung up on me. called back and the same thing happened again, she hung up on me again. because of good reviews, drove there to enjoy some "authentic mexican food". 2) walked into the restaurant that is combination restaurant/grocery store. the back, where the menu is on the wall, (no table-side service), the entire menu is in spanish, but with u.s. dollar prices listed for each item. since I only spoke english, come to find out that "only one lady spoke some, very little english". after some awkward attempts at communicating, I understood there was an entree offered, comes with beans and rice, and choice of 2 meats (choose from the variety of items in metal warming trays, behind the plexi-glass in front of me, choices were 5 or 6 that were pork based, 1 beef, and 1 asiago steak, 1 zucchini based, and 1 potato based. but "no chicken" offered, none. ("never" been to any mexican restaurant that did not offer at least 1 kind of chicken dish, usually more than 1 kind of chicken dish) so got the entree, got extra portion of rice to substitute out for the refined beans, got the zuchini, and the beef (since, there was "no chicken", and don't eat/like pork), cost $12.99 3) the food review. sat down to enjoy my plate of food at a table. the rice was very bland, no flavor at all, the zuchini was overcooked and too mushy, the beef was extremely dry (like was old, or been cooked way too long) and beef had no flavor. asked for glass of water, and the lady took me to a sliding glass door cooler, and handed me a bottled water. ok, maybe all the water glasses were dirty. 4) the customer service. this was very weird and bad service. here's what happened, went to use bathroom 2nd time, came back from using the bathroom, and to my shock, my plate with 1/2 of my food left was gone, and so was my 1/2 bottle of water. all completely gone. they had cleaned off my table and dumped my food. what makes me sooo angry, is they saw me go to the bathroom, knew was still there, cause you pay for the food after you eat and get ready to leave. (good restaurants, never clean off your table, that still has food on it, when they know you just went to the bathroom. good restaurants, always wait to make sure the customer or customers have finished eating, and left their restaurant, "before cleaning off your table") so went to the cashier, she rang up and charged me for the entree for $12.99, and handed me ticket/receipt for total $17.95. why is it $17.95, the entree was $12.99, why charged extra $4.95? came to find out they charged me $2.99 for a regular "wal-mart size" bottle of water, the rest was tax. there is "no complimentary glass of water". (the bottle of water cost them 50 cents at the most, probably less, much less, cause you buy the bottled water in packages of 40 bottles each per pack. I know what it costs them, cause I buy bottled water, same size of bottled water) they are charging $2.99 for bottle of water that costs them, say 50 cents. that means they are MAKING $2.49 PROFIT ON EACH AND EVERY BOTTLE OF "WALMART SIZE" BOTTLED WATER THEY SELL. absolutely ridiculous, to be over-charging for bottle of water, and taking advantage of people". 5) final overview. I ended up paying total of $17.95, for "authentic mexican food" that had no flavor, can get better tasting food for lot less money at "taco bell". (NEVER been to any sit-down at table restaurant that did not ever offer "free complimentary glass of water") all "authentic mexican food" family restaurants that have been to in tulsa, oklahoma area, have made the effort and gone to the trouble to learned to speak enough "english", so as to be able to communicate with their "english speaking" customers. (if you are going to move to oklahoma, and going to live and work here, it is your responsibility to be able to communicate with those living here. if that means, you don't know how to speak "english" then you find ways to teach yourself to speak "english", to be able to communicate. sadly, "el gallo loco", family-owned business, does not offer good food, does not offer good value, and has horrible customer service. I will never go back to eat at "el gallo loco" restaurant again. sorry for the very long review, but wanted to be thorough, since the reviews are 4, 5, and 6 years old reviews. possibly save you from having the same frustrating, horrible experience like I had, and possibly save you from wasting $17.95 customer beware, and stay far away from this supposedly "authentic mexican food" restaurant.

Pepino juice tasted freshly made w a hint of pineapple- I do recommend. The tacos both tasted…read morealright, there's better street tacos out there. Service is friendly and the location is inside a Mexican shopping mall.

Saw their ad on Facebook, so we figured we would check it out!…read more Great value - 5 tacos + a can of pop, $5, chicken pork or carne asada, garnished with cilantro and onion, with a lime and radish. We had pork and carne asada. Flavors were delicious! Tortillas tasted wonderfully fresh. Salsa provided has some heat, but just the right amount. Add to this Super friendly staff, and everything was spotless and clean. Value, flavor,service and cleanliness...this checked all the boxes...and according to my Resident street taco queen, we will be back! Additional menu items all seem reasonable ($6-$7) Their Menudo must be good because we saw 5 bowls served while we were there. The server struggled with English, but we worked it out. Don't hold this against them, but be aware, especially if you need to communicate about allergies. A little Spanish knowledge could make ordering easier. NOTE: This is in El Bazaar, so you can't tell the restaurant is there! Go straight to the back of the little shopping center when you enter. Truly a hidden Gem!!!

this restaurant is truly a hidden gem in a small town. I really enjoy every single dish that I try…read morefrom Juanita's. My personal favorite is a chicken quesadilla, but everything is really top-notch here!

Ah, well maybe that sauce isn't "famous."…read more Several very delicious things we found at Juanita's. The first is the meat she uses. Perfectly seasoned shredded chicken and ground beef filled the chimichangas. And they were full! Great taste. Not bland at all. Next, the red salsa that you have to ask for. The salsa that comes out with the chips is good, but ask for the hotter salsas and you will get a green salsa and a different red salsa. The green salsa is the tomatillo and jalapeno. The different red salsa has a prominent, fresh, lime, cilantro, onion flavor, with red chili flakes, blended with tomato sauce and typical Mexican seasonings. It was an absolute match for the chimichangas with the "famous sauce." And, lastly was the "famous sauce." Juanita's description of her chimichangas ends with "and topped with our famous sauce." That got my interest. I asked the waitress what it was? She seems puzzled, so I pointed at the description on the menu. Her response, "I didn't even know the menu said that." Me," So much for famous." We both got a laugh out of that. Okay, the "famous sauce" is queso that comes on the side for the chimichangas. It may not be famous, but it is excellent! Overall, very good food, at a bargain!!! Right now, many of the Daily Lunch Specials are $6.99. So, for a $20 bill and nickel two people can eat a great Mexican food lunch at a steal of a price. (Be sure to tip!) The sauce may not be "famous," but it is a little more famous now that "you" have read this review.