We stop here every time we travel through. The food is always good. The service is always excellent…read moreand the staff feel like family. It's is a very large restaurant, great for parties and events.

Their service is awesome and their food is outstanding! I do think that their drinks are weak and…read moretoo expensive.

I've always had great service & delicious food no matter what I've ordered. Old school, simple,…read moreauthentic Mexican food without pretentiousness is what I want & that is what La Victoria consistently serves up.

The place isn't fancy but the food was good! I especially liked the salsa and the enchiladas verdes…read morewith shredded beef. My husband said the carne asada burrito was good. We ordered and the lady told us to pay after and we could grab drinks if we wanted them from the coolers which was a nice selection of bottled Mexican sodas and topo chico. We asked for chips and salsa and they brought us 4 cups of queso that we didn't ask for and then charged us $2 a cup which was a little frustrating. But everything was delicious so it was okay. My husband said the tortillas were thicker than what we are used to (we liked Sonoran style) but it's nice that you can buy by the package to go.

Very nicely decorated. All my servers were friendly and…read morepretty attentive overall. I entered a colorful, well-lit environment with lively Mexican music playing. Being solo, I walked to the bar (cantina!) and, after being greeted quickly and warmly, ordered beer and choriqueso. I'm all for unique interpretations of anything, especially food. And I'll admit that when I order choriqueso, I'm expecting runny cheese dip with chorizo in it. I got a bowl filled with chorizo and topped with melted cheese. Okay, fine. Whatever. I ordered mixed fajitas; that's a good way to see how they do their meats. Basically you're going to get marinated (hopefully) meats, grilled with peppers and onions and served with warm tortillas. This one was unique: grilled chicken breast, grilled steak, roughly chopped after the cooking fact, served on a pretty deep bed of peppers and onions, topped with lots of chorizo and melted cheese. Really, it was hard to find the meat under there. It was okay; but distinguishing the meat from the chorizo/cheese shield was a bit of a chore. And so, I don't think their fajitas were enjoyable, at least as fajitas per se. At one point, the wait/bar gal was talking to the manager about how my check was added to another table who'd already left. When I got my check, I was surprised that it was over sixty bucks. I asked for an itemized, and said, I had three beers, maybe four. Not six. Waitressgal said no, she gave me six. I chose not to challenge the point; paid my bill; tipped well, and left. My overall impression: Environment 8/10 Service 7/10 Food 4/10 If I were in this town again, I'd try other places.

Stale food, they didn't even bring all the food out and we told them it was disgusting food, and…read morethey charge us full price

Service was so-so, a young new girl who wasn't familiar with the menu. Food was good and good size…read moreportions. I would recommend to others.

Great food and great people! Cold drinks and great street tacos. This family supports Woodward in…read moreall that they do. The restaurant is constantly getting upgrades in the seating areas and bar.

Had to stop mid dish to leave this right here lol. Hands…read moredown best breakfast spot. (I had a taste test )

I always order the Chilaquiles Roja!! it's, hands down the best red chili sauce I've had. I 86 the…read moreeggs, cheese & sour cream. Sub hashbrowns with onions & jalapeños & it comes with refried beans. **Request flour tortillas & Cholula sauce**. Oh & one pancake. With larger portions, there's always leftovers. Sometimes service is slow if they're busy, but it's worth the wait! Staff is super friendly & helpful!!

We were pulling into Woodward around 3:30pm on a Friday and noticed that the line of cars at the…read moredrive through was too the street. For a non-meal time we figured it must be pretty good. We returned after a day cavern tour in Alabaster State Park and headed for the Taco Factory. Again, the card were lined up so we went inside to eat. I'm so glad we did - there were TONS of menu items. We had a magnificent drilled soft taco kind of meal. Served with chips and queso. MAY be the most delicious these Texans have had!!! Don't let the run down exterior scare you away. It was fantastic!!!

Stopped here for supper after a long day of driving because it looked like a neat place. Sign said…read morethat they closed at 9, but shortly after arriving a little before 8 they turned off their sign and started putting chairs on the tables while we were eating. Lots of options with reasonable prices. I ordered The Brad which was supposed to come with chips and queso that were nowhere to be found. Had to ask for my drink and utensils. The food was okay but forgettable in terms of flavor. I always look for places like these when I travel, and I was disappointed tonight with the service and the meal. Maybe it would have been different if it were earlier in the evening, but I guess at the late hour when they were closing earlier than advertised I got what I got.

A great place to eat! We thought we would try it since we wanted local. It was pretty empty when we…read morearrived at opening time (evening hours- they close from 2-5) the waitress was very friendly. Took our orders and although she wasn't in our face, she'd occasionally see if we were ok. Within a short time, people started coming in. Our food was delicious. I got the coconut chicken which was very good and my husband got the milanesa chicken and ham. They were served on good sized platters and generous portioned. The salad was fresh. The homemade cakes were out of this world! We liked it so much we decided to come back for breakfast. There was a constant flow of diners coming in and out. Even though we waited a bit for the food, no one fussed because it was worth waiting for. Carlitos, the owner is Colombian and he's also very friendly as he attends each customer. Every waitress and waiter had smile on their faces. One told us she loves working there. This was old fashioned service at its best. What is rarely seen these days. Everything was clean, the tables washed twice, the bathrooms clean as well as the kitchen!

This is a cute little spot. Food looks great and service was…read moreexcellent. They serve breakfast all day.

The Mexican sweet bread is good! Also have ice cream and other sweets. This is a Mexican grocery…read morestore. They have so many things!! Even have piñatas!

Prices seemed a little high but the service and food were well worth it…read more The food

I love going there and they have a KFC and they have fried pickles right now with a jalapeño ranch…read moresauce and it's so delicious the service is good most of the time but always check your order before leaving there is one lady at the drive thru during the day and she is so sweet and funny. They keep the inside of their restaurant clean and bathrooms are very clean every time I have been there.

We waited in the drive through line for 40 minutes before we got our food. Workers were mean and…read morenot attentive. They were messing around while there was a whole line of cars waiting to be helped. Poor service! Awful restaurant.