I cannot believe that there are two Mexican restaurants in the small town of Inola. A population…read more1,881 friendly people and one old grouch. It reminds me of what the exterminator said about ants, "there is never just one." How true. I try, but I can't keep up with the many new Mexican restaurants popping up or expanding their territory. It is a game of "Whack a Mole." One restaurant closes and another opens. Expanding they are. Las Parrillas is a sister restaurant to the Las Parrillas in Catoosa on Cherokee St. I have dined there several times. It is a decent Mexican food joint. The restaurant in Inola has a 4.3-star rating on Google with 137 reviews. A rating within a fraction of the 4 stars I gave their sister restaurant in Catoosa. I'm not in a big hurry to try the Inola restaurant. I expect it to be the same. But now you know that there are options in Inola. Give them a try.

Good food and good service reasonable price. A rating Good salsa and cheese…read moreCarnitas is always very good.

Hot Sauce was bland and not much flavor. I ask for one more spicy and got this sauce you could not…read moreeat. it was very hot and again not much taste other than HOT. Service was good. Food not great but good enough to eat.

The food was not good the salsa was not good the fajitas was not good the queso was literally so…read morewatered down with milk it dideven stay on the chip I would not recommend this place at all prices weren't good for the quality of food you are getting

Not sure why. But they seem to mess up my order every time! Never is cooked or prepped the way I…read moreasked. It's simple. You give the option of mixed in the pasta and I add shrimp. Not sure what's hard about that. But they can not seem to get the idea I want mixed and shrimp!! Always charged for shrimp 5-7 bucks every time to ADD SHRIMP! Which sucks. Especially the food is decent.

A solid authentic Mexican restaurant. The food is good enough, that I would recommend the…read morerestaurant to a friend. Clean comfortable attractive interior. Very good service. Large menu. The salsas are decent; order the salsa picante. The Guacamole was delicious, but likely factory made. For me a relleno and a taco. The taco shell was a little over toasted. A minor complaint. My wife had a simple steak burrito, packed end to end with tender flavorful steak. No significant criticisms of either meal. Of the Mexican restaurants I have tried in Pryor, Pueblo Viejo is at the top of my list. Give Pueblo Viejo a try.

Super fresh good, always have a great experience with staff. I recommend to everyone! Small…read moreestablishment but high quality!

Always good food at a good price. We live close so we go…read morethere often. Even their burgers are good.

I like the food here. It's not greasy and tastes great. Several coworkers come here for lunch tooread more

We really enjoy eating here! Our food is always fresh and arrives quickly. I enjoy the Shrimp Tacos…read moreand Birria tacos. My husband enjoys the Ranchero Special and the Fajitas De La Casa. The free Queso is also a treat! Lastly, you have to try the Churros with ice cream!

Awesome roadside stop! Don't pass this place up. Great authentic Mexican food and smash burgers.read more

10/10 would recommend! My family stopped here on our way…read morehome after a full day on the river. Made fresh, fair prices, friendly service, and FANTASTIC food!

Although this place is off the busy shopping center, seems out of nowhere. Maybe that's why their…read moreprices are outstanding. First of all, Margarita is $3.99! The price of soda at most restaurants. It's small but perfect size for me, and they weren't stingy on tequila that I got tipsy. Because we got there around 2pm, we picked from lunch menu. Unbelievable prices! Many items are $6.99. I chose chille relleno and taco combo which was $9.99. I loved everything! The refried beans are the best I had since we moved to Broken Arrow from Southern California. Ground beef was seasoned perfectly as most other places are too salty. I feel I found the place we can come back to even though their interior needs a little more work, but hey we don't have to eat it and that's how they keep the price down, I can live with it. We'll be back.

Good drinks and food, service is always great. Everyone who works there is very nice. Even if I…read morejust need a snack, I get rice and beans w corn tortillas (to-go) and make little burritos at home. They give chips w your order, so it's a great snack. My fav is the fajita chicken chimichanga! Whew it's yummy! They recently remodeled and it has a nice ambiance. I preferred the orange building before but the new is good. To the girl who called this place ghetto gtf outta here eating Mexican food trying to call it ghetto, tf. Don't go to Mexico then, ppl serve food out their house. Dummy

The parking lot is camper hauling friendly. The chicken wings were tasty. My husband enjoyed his…read moreMushroom Swiss burger. The fries did not seem hand cut and were a little rubbery.

I found this Amazing little mom and pop find in the middle of nowhere while working in Tulsa for…read morethe week . Great service. Amazing home cooked food made fresh. Do yourself a favor and fill your belly up if you are hungry and near this place. I will definitely visit again.

Fun atmosphere Decent food…read moreQuick service Good margaritas Outdoor seating Good place to celebrate birthdays

The establishment is pretty straight forward restaurant. No frills, simple seating and excellent…read moreservice. We've been twice, so this time I'm giving them my review. First off, the chip are good, but they could use a little salt right out of the fryer. They serve their salsa in a little decanter and they include little sides of pepper jack queso. The salsa has a little bite, but great flavor. We had the tacos de carnitas on our first visit. They were delicious. They were simple, soft corn tortillas, plentiful meat with chopped onions and cilantro in a side container. I added a little queso and salsa and they were bomb. The unexpected surprise was their rice and beans. The refried beans were very flavorful and I'm not one to eat the rice at Mexican restaurants because a lot of times the rice is not fulling cooked and/or bland. The rice here is perfect and I love it. It's fluffy, flavorful, and excellent when covered in queso. Our next visit, my wife got the same entree, but I got the chili rellenos with shredded chicken. First off, the peppers were large and tasty. They had a little bite, but they did have way too many seeds. They really needed to be de-seeded before cooking. The shredded chicken was surprisingly well seasoned and very good. I'm not sure I'd get them again with that many seeds. We also had their guacamole and it was slightly above average. We are definitely making this place a regular go to when we desire great Mexican cuisine. You won't be disappointed coming here.