Sunday Funday having the Bloody Mary bar, two kinds of mixes to choose from and lots of garnishes…read moreto add to your drink, I sure wish that it could be bottomless.

We used to be pretty big Cabo fans, but of late, there's not much to impress me…read more The food is still reasonably good, but the prices have just gotten out of hand. The Kid always gets a taco salad, and at $16 and change, I just can't see the value. It's a taco salad. There's no reason it should be that expensive. Recently The Wife, The Kid and I met a couple of friends for lunch, and with a tip, our bill (FOR LUNCH) was north of $70. Sorry, call me cheap, but that just doesn't cut it for me. Unless they drop the prices, I'm going to have to part ways with what was once a favorite dining location.

Passing through, my partner and I ordered carry out. It was fast, tasty, not too expensive, and the…read moreingredients hit the spot. It's standard fare Mexican food, but with good flavors. The service was quick and this seems like a happy noisy place to eat. It was crowded and on a Monday night. It's fun when there are happy people, and the mirth seemed to spread-- and we were only carrying out! We'd go back. Fair prices, good food, fast and friendly (at least for us).

This is one of our favorite Mexican restaurants in the state. Every time we come, it is great…read more Queso and chips are good to start with. My favorite dish is the steak fries which are fries loaded with fajita steak, queso, bacon, and sour cream on a hot skillet. But every dish I have gotten here is good. Drink list is fun and their sangria swirls is delish. Dessert is also great as well, with really good churros.

Food tasted great Service is great…read moreStaff is great. Everything tasted fresh and sals bad was awesome.

Only reason it get's 2 stars is because the food is decent. Other than that the customer service is…read moreterrible and the place is a mess. Woman taking our order had an attitude the entire time as well as making comments at my girlfriend for asking to for to go boxes. Highly recommend any other Mexican restaurant besides this one.

Best Mexican food in Owasso. AMaZING food! GREAT salsa! Friendly staff. They have weird hours,…read moreit's a family run place but it is worth a trip! We live in another state, but have family in Owasso and we make sure we make time to eat here every time we are in town. We have tried a lot of different things on the menu and everything we have tried has been amazing. Highly, highly recommend!! (We even bought salsa to take back home)

This is top notch service. High quality food. The best beef taco in oklahoma. You will love it!…read moreThis is a family friendly environment so there are no cider heads to ruin your experience. You will be glad you went here!

Husband has been doing work in Pryor for a while know & found this place. While visiting this…read moreweekend decided I needed to try it. Cute little place, staff was nice & food was good.

Worst Experience Ever The food was good and the wait was…read morefine, but the service at checkout ruined the visit. My receipt was in Spanish, so I asked the young man at the register to confirm the items: fajitas for one ($12.99), a soda, and a small bowl of queso (prices for the last two were not shown). He said the total was about $22. I handed him two $20 bills, but he gave me only $7 in change and walked off. When I called him back, he claimed I had given him $30, not $40. I showed him the math on my phone, and he apologized--then shorted me $5 on the second attempt. When I mentioned leaving a review about he was doing, he just smiled. I'm a 64-year-old woman and I know this old "short-change" scam from decades ago. I will never eat here again.

I would be willing to bet, that at one time long ago, there was a sign on this building that read…read more"Gas-Beer-Ice-Worms." It looks like it has to have been in a previous life, an old-time, small-town convenience store where you pull in, gas up the boat, fill the ice chest with cheap PBR, grab a pack of night -crawlers and head to the lake. Now, the small inconspicuous building is split down the middle. A dispensary providing medicinal stress relief to the community operates in the west side and the family owned and operated Taqueria El Sabor Jarocho restaurant fills the remaining half. Driving into Skiatook from Hwy 75, the restaurant is unnoticed, and is equally invisible as you leave town headed east; mostly hidden by the vehicles parked under the old gas station canopy. It looks more like a small used car lot. The letters stenciled on the border of the old canopy that once proclaimed the restaurants existence have faded to extinction. Inside there is a small dining area with six tables that occupy the restaurant's allotted half the structure. Somewhere behind the wall in the remaining space is a functioning kitchen. A damn good one! Chips and good mild salsa come with the meal. There are several other varieties of salsa available. All good. The one that was in the little to-go cup was the best. Flavorful, a little smokey and not extremely hot. I bet they have a green salsa too. Hot plates came to the table. My wife had the beef enchiladas covered in an authentic red sauce (not tomato sauce.) Plenty of flavor on the plate, nothing bland. Beans and rice, tasty delicious as they should be. I went with the Mega Burrito. A bloated over stuffed flour tortilla filled with equal amounts of beans, rice, fajita beef, cheese and a little lettuce. The burrito was covered in queso. Excellent! The dining environment ain't enticing, but the authentic Mexican food is. 4.8 stars from over 200 reviews on Google back that up. Very good service.

Great food at decent price. Looks like it took over half a gas station. We will be back to try out…read moremore food when we are in the area. Their tamales are only available on the weekends. We enjoyed the trio fajitas and chimichanga, and our meal was less than $25.

I see that the cartel that operates the El Maguey restaurants has expanded its territory, with the…read moreopening of a new restaurant in Bixby. El Maguey Prime is the name for that location. Their online menu looks flashy and fancy. Enticing! I have been to the Claremore restaurant twice. That location goes by the name of just, El Maguey Mexican Food. Slightly different menu than Bixby and Bartlesville. Simpler. The food and service is good, and I recommend it. Check that review. What about El Maguey Mexican Grill and Cantina in Bartlesville. I have driven by the pinkish orange building on highway 75 many, many times purposely ignoring it; my car navigation destination locked in on chips and salsas elsewhere. Today, it is the destination. Ok, so you already know what color the outside of the building is. Inside the restaurant is clean without the mucous membrane scorching smell of Fabuloso. Gritty Mexican restaurants favorite air freshener. No high back wood booths or chairs with hand carved colorful scenes of Mexico. A few bright pictures on the wall, hand made vases scattered around here and there. Yeah, is still looks a little Mexicany looking without being gaudy; more on the classy side. On the large menu everything you would expect and a few items that are highlighted with the exclamation of NEW! One caught my eye. Tacos Al Pastor! The picture describes the platter of food better than I can, but I will throw a few words at it to help. Three large tacos. These are not the 50-cent sized, $2 each street tacos that you get from an unknown vendor in a trailer. These are packed with tender juicy pork, grilled pineapple, cilantro and pickled purple onion. I have not had any al pastor tacos, that come even close to these on delivering the flavor. Check the pictures. Add beans and rice, chips, salsa, and a small delicious guacamole...it was a big meal. Two tacos and I was done. That tasty little chili toreado did not go to waste. Oh, be sure to ask for the salsa picosa. Get some spice! That plate was 5 stars. The service today was provided by Mr. Luiz. Exceptional start to finish. On to the Sand Springs location. Then the season finale will be Bixby's, El Maguey Prime. If you are looking for other Mexican restaurants in the area, check the collection "Jalapeno Highway." I've probably been there.

I know we're all trying to get the most for our money these days. So when you order a side, do you…read moreexpect it to come in its own bowl or just tossed on top of your food? I ordered a side of onions and peppers, and they threw maybe 1/4 cup on top of the meal instead of serving it separately -- then charged me over a $3 up-charge for it! Hopefully that was our last visit!

There is no finer place to have Mexican Food. The service is amazing and friendly. The food is…read morefilling and wonderfully prepared. Hand painted wall make you feel like you are in a hacienda with Mexican music playing just loud enough.

Loked good before I started eating, unfortunely my chicken was not well cooked. The cook needs to…read morebe careful can easily make someone sick.