I've been here a few times now, and Hidalgo's never disappoints. The food is always fresh, full of…read moreflavor, and the portions are generous. The chips, salsa, and queso are honestly some of the best around. I also love that the menu has so many options, so there's always something new to try. The service is what really keeps me coming back. Everyone is friendly, attentive, and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. The atmosphere is fun without being too loud, making it a great place for dinner with friends or family. If you're looking for one of the best Mexican restaurants in Edmond, this place is definitely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back!

We were greeted and seated promptly, and the service was good throughout. This was our first visit,…read moreso it took a little time for us to decide what we wanted to order. I chose the fajitas, which were very good. They were plated nicely with plenty of toppings. All in all a good meal.

Have been twice and loved it. Food is delicious. The service and great as well, informative and…read morefriendly. I had the black bean casserole and the pollo Al rocato. Server recommended the sauce in the side for the pollo Al rocato and I actually tried a jalapeño green sauce that I liked a lot more than the original. Definitely give it a shot!

My heart is overjoyed to find these folks still in business!…read more Been eating at Zarates for nearly ten years now. They have trimmed a few things off their menu and added some new items. Just had their curry shrimp last night and it tasted amazing. My lady as always ordered her favorite Aji de Gallina. The fried plantains and Jamaican jerk chicken nachos are out standbys. Drinks this evening were Chicha sours and Mojitos which were spot on though we often do margaritas too. I can't wait to stop in again on a lunch day for a Lomo Saltado with some fried eggs as well. 12/10. Would smack a fool for not coming here after asking for a recommendation.

I don't mind a family run business as long as it's run like a business. We coming and there is a 16…read moreyear old boy that rolled his eyes that non Hispanic people that walked through the door. There was a gaggle of teenage boys in the business uniform horsing around, throwing fries at each other, choke holding each other and just acting a mess. We are larger people and we had a party of four. They tried to sit us at this half moon booth with a rectangle table. No one could comfortably sit there with more than two people. Once I got them to let us move to a table, we were told the QR code was the menu. This link takes you to a menu with pop up adds all over it and it's horribly hard to read. We were not even allowed to read past the first page before the server asked "what food you want". Still hasn't taken our drink order. Asked for ice water and was told they have bottled water. Later to find out from seeing another table ask for ice water and was given it without question. Teenage boy brought our water bottle and asked 2 more times if we were ready to eat and order. Once we did order we wanted some beef empanadas. What we got was mashed potatoes with cornmeal around them fried with no beef in any of it. Was hungry so we ate them. The green salsa that came with it was the best part of the meal. 3 of the 4 of us ordered cane asada and was labeled as skirt steak but what was brought out was flattened flat iron steak. Maybe 4 ounces of meat pounded over a 10x6 inch plate. Should have been a $12 meal each not $20. My food was flank steak which was suppose to salsa on top and just had tomato and onions. Green salsa was 8 of 10 all the food was 2 of 10. Not to mention of of the boys that brought our food ripped a very large fart and did not apologize for it just pointed and laughed and ran off. Save the money and go to Taco Bell at least you know what you are going to get.

It seemed as though children were running this restaurant. Three teenage to early 20s boys were…read more most visible with and elder man coming in and out. So first they tried to sit us at a round booth with a rectangle table that didn't fit so that was poor planning. We asked for a different table and they obliged, no biggie. The oldest young man told us we could scan the QR code for the menu and then left. The menu site had big ads that made it hard to be visible sometimes but we worked through it. He immediately came back and started asking if we knew what we wanted. He didn't even offer drinks, we had to ask and tell him we were figuring it out. We ordered appetizers and food eventually. The empanadas came out, the description said there was meat in them, I saw none. He asked us if we wanted plates, we said yes please and silverware. He brought plates, my husband had to get up and get silverware. Then almost immediately our food came so the timing was poor. The food came out a little at a time. Like our sides and then our mains with some space in between. As they left from the first round of drop off, one of the boys farted really loud right next to our table and just walked off. No excuse me. No I'm sorry. The food was fine and okay, the experience with the wait staff made it just not enjoyable. Also, the carne asada doesn't seem to be actually carne asada so it felt like a lot of things were not as promised. We watched them lock the door a half hour early so be aware they don't honor their posted hours.

Great spot for pupusas! Came here randomly after a quick google search and was not disappointed. We…read morecame on a Sunday and there were seats available. At some point the whole place was filled. Our food did take a while but we didn't mint. The pupusas were great! Since they were fresh they fell apart really easily. Regardless, the flavor was good and I enjoyed them. Glad to find a pupusa spot in okc!

Cozy little spot with warm atmosphere. Friendly staff and reasonable prices. Can't wait to come backread more

Decided last minute to visit Maria's, and I'll definitely be going back! I had three empanadas,…read moreeven though I could've been full with just two! They were amazing and well sized. Employees were nice and food came out pretty fast, while definitely fresh too. It was a beautiful evening to sit and enjoy the weather. I think my favorite was either the meat and cheese or the bean and cheese!

Tried the empanadas and they were delicious. The filling tasted amazing and the empanadas were…read morecooked to perfection. I also got a Frescolita, what a treat. I put in my order and was told a new batch would be ready in 10 minutes and it took exactly 10 minutes to have my number called, as promised. The food truck was at the Fiesta of the Americas, but I will sure find them at their normal spot to try some arepas and pastels

Low-lighting vibes with good tunes. The food was delicious and authentic. The servers were very…read morekind. My meal cost $12 (at lunch) and was accompanied by / basket of chips and fried corn kernels with dip.

This place was amazing. Was a pretty quiet place tucked away in a shopping center on the corner of…read more2nd and Fretz. We had a number of things we would highly recommend. Drinks we started with Inca Kola (lemonade) and Maracuya (Mango Juice). These were a great starter, not tarts but not overly sweet. As an appetizer we got Patacones con ceviche de camaron. These are fried plantains like chips, topped with shrimp and an amazing sauce that will make your mother water. It's served warm and best to be picked up and eaten. This will get you ready for your entree. For a fish entree we had Ceviche de pescado. This is a dish with fish and corn in lemon juice and hot peppers. It's served cold on a bed of lettuce with sweet potato slices. It's very easy on the eyes, flavorful, good mix between the fish and red onions. The sweet potatoes gave it a good contracting flavor. Best eaten with the hot peppers and lemon juice. Our final entree was Lomo Saltado. This is a beef dish served over beans and tomatoes with rice, red onions and cilantro sauce. I put a bed of rice down, covered with onion, then beans, then the beef (which had the most amazing tenderness) and topped with the cilantro sauce. The sauce pulls the whole meal together, and all the flavors works amazingly with each other. Finally we finished with Flan Lucuma. Picture traditional flan but instead of a caramel type topping it was covered in a Peruvian fruit juice that gave it some amazing flavor and not an overpowering sweet. We will definitely be back for more. The staff were so sweet and kind. Very helpful and helped us pick out some great choices. You won't be disappointed.

This place is ABSOLUTELY amazing! It is a hidden gem. Everything they make...at least every thing…read morewe've had so far (Traditional Beef Tacos, Brisket Tacos, Pork tacos, the Queso's, warm salsa, Mango Guac, Puerto Rican Rice, Tostones).....is authentic, unique (for here) and great! We wish we could eat there ALL the time. Their biggest down fall is when they are closed. We always forget what day it is.

Stopped for our monthly member lunch. There were a few folks there but we seated ourselves and the…read moreserver was there with menus and took our drink order. When she returned my wife ordered the 3 dip trio and I ordered the Puerto Rican rice bowl with carnitas pork chunks. They were very tender. Could have used a touch more seasoning. It came with dirty rice that had olives, bits of burger. It was really good but could use some spiciness. When I think of this type of food Thts what comes to my mind. It also had pickled onions and a fried plantain. Was pretty filling. My wife had the 3 dip trio which she really likes. Our server was awesome. It has a nice ambiance with music playing and big screens around the room tuned to different things but mostly sports. Check them out.

I always long for a nice latino bakery. I loved the options! It is busy and messy but it bread is…read moreso good.

I love coming here for bread!!! it smells so good right when you walk in the door and all the…read moreworkers there are super kind!! The prices are incredible as well. Don't be discouraged by the big lines because they are working fast and hard.