Stopped here to eat as this was in the area visiting family. Fantastic experience this place it's…read moreabsolutely amazing, we ordered quite a few different items and we were impressed with food and drinks. Staff hospitality was great. Our server even helped us with our Spanish. their friendly staff and the amount of food they serve it's a lot, very generous. Clean bathrooms. Friendly place Will return! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

Bleached Store bought Tortilla's. SteakFajita meal was…read morebrought out early and incomplete. Received the other half of the meal with about 8 mins later with the rest of the tables entrees. Fajita was cold. Beautiful restaurant but you would expect homemade from the ambiance; not to be served processed store bought low quality food. I'll take my tortillas without the bleach thank you.

HIDDEN GEM!!! The…read morebest food next to my son's family in Honduras!!! That soup was so creamy good with the coco de leche little sweetness. Ohh I could drink that bowl broth !! Especially with this cold I have . Mmm I'm so full I can't breathe as I'm typing this!!! Homemade tortillas and yes the Papusas were so soft and full of queso and the salsa spicy enough and the cabbage just right!!! Quick service but quality food!!!!! I was so happy leaving and will be back for more Honduras cuisine!!! Small dining area but most people had to go orders so I would say plenty of seating!!!

"If it looks good eat it!" (Andrew Zimmern)…read more I don't speak or listen in Spanish, but I have never gone hungry in a restaurant that has the menu printed only in Spanish. If it has pictures, I can point.... Catrachitas came to the table first. Okay let's stop right there. This is where the you request the salsa. I asked the waitress for salsa picante. She went back to the kitchen and after a few minutes brought out a small bowl of spicy deliciousness. It went perfectly with everything we ordered. The catrichitas were small fried corn tortillas, with a thin layer of beans and the grated Mexican cheese on top [cotija]. Very good. My wife chose the Pinchos de Camaron. Shrimp skewered with peppers and onions then grilled, beans, salad, thin sliced plantains and a dipping sauce. She raved about the textures, how the flavors complemented each other and freshness. The salsa worked well too! I had seen a picture of the Tacos Hondureños and could not get past it. Three corn tortillas, filled with shredded chicken, sliced green pepper and onion then deep fried, fresh cabbage on top, dressing and pickled onions. Add the magic salsa and it was perfect. Last comment about the food....the plantains were cooked just the way I like them , thin and crispy! A small, modest, little obscure restaurant. They do now accept credit cards! The current menu is posted with this review date. Recommended!

Driving through town and wanted something just like what we experienced at Parrillas. Gus, our…read moreserver was amazing and contributed to our positive experience. Service and food was quick! Chips and personal small cup of queso was very tasty. We had two adult meals and one kids meal. Portions were appropriate and left us feeling full. Absolutely no complaints - would be a regular dining spot for us if we were local. 10/10

Love the chips, cheese and salsa that is complimentary. Light chips! My husband ordered the…read moreMariachi plate. HUGE serving! I ordered the pollo loco lunch with double rice, no beans. Food brought out pretty quick on super hot plates. My husband ordered a house margarita that was good. Also he ended up bringing 1/2 his food home as the serving was so big.

All drinks bottles . No free refills . Lots of seafood dishes . Had Mojarra frita it was over…read morecooked I would say, skin super hard bones stuck to meat. Rice was white rice but little flavor. No beans. Corn tortillas ehh okay. Not impressed, took forever for another drink and my check. Wasn't busy I think the server was eating her dinner too jaja. Nah I won't come back. Decor looks good tho. $20+ and was still hungry lol

Very good food. Just get in mind the place Saturdays night and Sundays are really busyread more

No desayuno! Looking…read morefor a Huevos Rancheros this morning at any Mexican restaurant we have not tried in Tulsa. Restaurante & Taqueria Doña Carmelita was on the list. Unfortunately, a strike out. We walked in when the doors opened at 10AM. The cooks were busy behind the counter preparing today's lunch buffet line up. The food smelled magnificent and it looked as good.... But no breakfast is served. A spacious restaurant, that can handle a crowd. The food is served up cafeteria style. There is a menu board that shows a few other options not available on the buffet. I don't normally like buffet style Mexican restaurants because I don't know what most of the items in the line up are. Everything looks so delicious here. It is worth a trip back for lunch. But I am looking for breakfast this morning. On to plan B, Los Primos.

******* mostly Covid compliant *******…read more Interesting history. Required me to delve into research. And I don't speak Spanish. First of all I found 3 different names for this little gem. Las Americanas being one, and El Zocalo being another, which didn't last long. It would seem Las Americanas is the iteration for those avoiding the actual, longer, official name of the restaurant. I found no website for these. However, Restaurante y Taqueria Doña Carmelita has a prolific presence on FaceBook. So, to be brief, the restaurant first opened in 2003 as a part of the first Supermercados Las Américas, of which there are now three. As the new stores opened, business at the original super market declined and the restaurant closed in 2014, but has resurrected itself as a buffet. My husband was on business errands recently and stopped by, remembering it from its earliest days. He got some carry out and was impressed by Hector's (I heard someone call him) eagerness to please. Carry out isn't at the top of their list. As fate would have it, we were out a couple days later running errands and he said, "Let's get tacos." It was after buffet hours with just a couple patrons remaining. Hector remembered my husband and they put together carry out for us. It took a while so we wandered down memory lane, staring at the closed off portion where the market had been. Hector offered to let us try anything we wanted off the buffet. Hubs said no thanks but one dish intrigued me so Hector dished me a portion of chicken and poblanos in a creamy sauce. It was delicious! Earlier he'd offered us chips/ salsa but we declined. The owner casually cruised through, remarking to me about our 2021 frigid weather. Seemed oblivious to the fact that I was taking pictures. The dining room certainly betrayed that they'd had a whirlwind lunch. Scatters of paper bits on the floor, napkins strewn about the table tops. . . It's not that the little place doesn't show some wear. But that's not what people go there for. It's lunch hour and they want fast, hot, tasty food. And our impression is that they certainly want to please. Back at our business we opened our carefully prepared boxes. Looking at my pictures, can you believe the size of that burrito? That's a FAMILY burrito! It was "stuffed" with rice, beans and chicken. I just asked for a chicken quesadilla and look at all those "fixin's"! Total $16. The guacamole is incredible & I don't say that lightly. It's not the top of hubby's list but he inhaled it! Since we both had chicken components I must disclose we were both a tad taken aback as it was stewed. It was perfectly flavorful but not what you expect in those dishes. I didn't take pictures of the buffet as it was too enclosed. But there are tons of photos and info on their Facebook page. Just remember to check the year. They have lots of Google reviews and they are satisfied or better. Hector told me the buffet is from 10:00 to 3:00 but I've read that they open at 10:00 but the buffet doesn't start until 10:30 or 11:00. They are open until 9:00.

Love this place. Kindest People. Great service. Wonderful…read morefood. Beef and Cheese Pastelillo is to Die for.

Who would've thought Broken Arrow, Oklahoma would have a Puerto Rican food truck?…read more They serve Puerto Rican classics such as mofongo, arroz con gandules, and have many fun drinks. This is only my 2nd time at a Puerto Rican eatery so I'm no expert, but the food was delicious! It's a nice setup with picnic tables and dominos. The staff are nice and it's a great addition to the Tulsa metro.

Food and atmosphere were great . Seating is well spaced so you can have a conversation with your…read morecompanion without shouting . Our server was amazing . Good service makes a good dining experience. Riley was such a personable young lady. My wife has the classic Alfredo with shrimp . The shrimp was perfectly done . Homemade Alfredo sauce got great reviews ! Spinach artichoke dip was great . The bruschetta starter was delish. I had the malfadine arrabiata with a 6 spice level . And added meatballs for protein . It was delish spice level was on the edge but good. We shared a crème brûlée ... it was perfect . Good crunchy caramelized top!

I recently attended a luncheon Ti Amo's. The food and service were very good. They food was good…read moreand they brought the food with speed and without detracting from the speakers. I am not sure what the entree was but it was delicious. It was penne dish with perhaps a vodka sauce. It was creamy with some tomato sauce and included sausage. The flavors were very pleasing. I ever order penne because I've had penne dishes in which the sauce didn't cook in to the pasta. The sauce in this dish penetrated the pasta quite well. It changed my opinion of penne. The room is perfect for the size of our group. It is not overly decorated allowing for the clubs to create their own ambiance. Ours was political. Ti Amo's has long been our go to Italian restaurant. We liked going to their Happy Hour. Except for this luncheon, we haven't been there since they started adding a charge for using credit cards. We like the convenience and safety of carrying very little cash. We don't use our debit card for purchases because it puts bank accounts at risk. If we are with people who want to go to a restaurant that charges for credit cards, we go there and pay with a credit card. When it's just the 2 of us, we tend to gravitate to the places that just include the card expense in their menu pricing.

Was not given full order and what I did get was wrong...drive through here is not very…read moreefficient...second time this has happened here, recently... food was Luke warm. Used to love this place, moved away for awhile, and not impressed on recent visits...

I thought the food was amazing and the customer service was wonderful. I went through the drive…read morethrough this evening and ordered the 3 chunk dinner with mashed potatoes and green beans. It was hot, fresh and so delicious I will definitely be back the next time I need a quick, comfort meal.