The food was good! And the service was quick even after church on Sunday when I think is their…read morebusiest time. I would say the cleanliness of the restroom and back kitchen are suspect.. but I think if they spent a day deep cleaning it then it would be 5 stars.

For a Stilwell restaurant this place was great! Authentic, great food, and a couple of the servers…read morewere nice and friendly. They didn't seem bothered by me and my boys butchering our Spanish with them. Get the fajita quesadillas - to die for. Oh, and if you're like me and the salsa is the first and final impression of a Mexican place, then you're especially in for a treat. I drank it straight from the bowl. It was so good!

What a nice sunny warm winter day to take a spin to Tahlequah. Add fantastic authentic traditional…read morefood from Jose's Mexican Restaurant and it doesn't get much better. Jose's is located on the east side of S. Muskogee Ave. on Monroe. The restaurants had been in business for quite a few years. The locals know where it is. Google search pays off for those of us that don't. Jose's menu is small, with all the right stuff. Tacos, Gorditas, Sopes, Burritos, Enchiladas, Tortas and a good selection of meats. All that you need and nothing that you don't for authentic Mexican food. Three sopes for me and my wife got the enchilada plate. We ordered barbacoa for both meals. I added a small queso, salsa and chips. They cost extra. They are worth it. The sopes were excellent, very filling. Two would have been enough. The red sauce on my wife's enchiladas was the real deal traditional red chili sauce. The barbacoa was well seasoned, tender chunks of beef. Salsa wise, the mild was fair, the picante had bite and flavor, the queso excellent and the green was world class delicious. The green salsa was served warm and it was wonderful! Excellent authentic food, served fresh, good service, order at the counter. A clean restaurant with a big dining area. Jose's has some of the best of what I call traditional authentic style Mexican food, that we have had in Oklahoma.

Super yummy & friendly people , would recommend friends and family , love it , nice setting as…read morewell

Food portions are amazing! They serve Pepsi products and in BIG cups. My son loves the Quesoread more

The first few miles of Highway 51 east bound from Tahlequah have some nice curves. Then the road…read morerelaxes and straightens a little. Here and there it evolves back into a few long lazy curves to navigate the topography as highway 62. It is a nice drive to the railroad town of Westville, OK and some unexpected delicious Mexican food at El Sombrero. It is a little building on the west side of 59 just south of Highway 62. They have been in business since 2013. The air-conditioning unit on the north end of the building looks large enough to cool a Walmart. A good indication that El Sombrero will be an oasis when the temperatures break 100 again. It was pleasant in there today! They have a large OkieMex menu and daily specials. My wife went with a taco salad with steak. Excellent grilled steak, superb guacamole, and perfect creamy tasty beans. It was served in a freshly fried, crispy flour tortilla bowl. She rated it as good as she has had anywhere. I think there was some confusion between me and the young lady taking my order. Maybe, maybe not. I will never know for sure; but here is the situation. One of the specials on the chalk board out front was Enchiladas Verdes. That is what I tried to order. What I got did not look like what I am accustomed to getting for Enchiladas Verdes. AND after eating them, I don't care! I got two delicious ground beef enchiladas covered in wonderful sour cream sauce, with those perfect beans and rice. Eat this! OMG it was good! It took quite a while for the food to come to the table after ordering. I know why. There is no doubt that the ground beef and the creamy sauce were not prepared until I ordered. Fresh in taste and equally fresh in appearance. It was worth the wait, worth the drive and worth the money. This is a rare small town find. The restaurant is small, clean and with very friendly service. The salsas are excellent. Always ask for the good salsa picante. Essential to making a perfect meal exceptional.

We totally love our visits to Cantinflas. Its the best local Mexican food between Sallisaw and…read moreTexas/Oklahoma border. They are always nice and the food is very favorable.

Food is great. Always fresh and cooked to order. My favorite is the tortas, they are so flavorful!…read moreService is fantastic and friendly. Also the place seems very clean and always comfortable. Solid choice for lunch or dinner. Definitely recommend

The only Mexican restaurant that's worth eating at! Moved…read morehere from Arizona and tried several Mexican restaurants but always left them very disappointed. The food is good here and service is always 100%

Staff is amazing ! Very friendly & the food is delicious…read more You should definitely try the queso fundido with corn tortillas

Tahlequah has a lot of Mexican restaurants to choose from, but Frech stands out! It's indeed very…read morefresh ingredients. It's the old Taco Mayo building, which is fitting, but it's really nice inside. Staff are always quick and friendly, and they have a drive thru too. I love the nachos best of all, but I haven't tried any breakfast items! This place is definitely worth trying.

I always love coming here! Great place to get some quick fresh Mexican food. We enjoy the burritos…read moreand breakfast options. They are super quick and if you dine in, they serve your meals on beautiful plates. Even though it seems like a fast food restaurant, they try to make it feel more like a sit down with quick service. The interior of the restaurant is well decorated and fresh. Love this local spot!

Friendly staff and good menu prices…read more Is it Tex-Mex? Yes, but there are some authentically Mexican dishes on the menu, as well. It's hard to rate a place like this with five stars, yes, but not impossible. (It's really good for what it is and where it is, mmmmmkay?)

Food & Service are good. Birria is great! There are lots of "Mexican" restaurants in Sallisaw…read morethis is only one of two that I will go to. Not fond of the other others at all.

Food was amazing! Nice workers, great customer service.. bathrooms kinda nasty but otherwise, great!read more

I pulled into what seemed to be a well running Taco Bell due to the new exterior and customers…read morepresent. As I parked in the south end of the parking lot, I realized I needed to use the restroom. I got out of my car to use the bathroom to find the door locked. At first I was confused because the door quite literally read " open till 1 am" ( it was 8:00) I then locked eyes with a worker who literally rolled her eyes and ignored me.. I was so disrespected. I then went through the drive through and respectfully ordered my food and went about my night because I was taught to turn the other cheek.

Great! I really liked the shrimp cocktail. My colleague got the fajitas that had both shrimp and…read moremeat. It was a very large portion of food. Great staff, very popular with the locals.

Hacienda? Well, it is a big building on a big lot, set up to handle a big crowd…read more A shock to my system. Imagine if you will the small town of Tahlequah having a large clean new Mexican restaurant; Hacienda Vieja. It is nice. The owners' spent a few bucks to build out a large, nicely decorated restaurant, inside and out. Big parking area in the back. I believe it is associated with one of the Oklahoma based Mexican restaurateur cartels, that operate a chain of restaurants you would recognize by name. They advertise as authentic with excursions into TexMex cuisine. Looking at the menu I would say it's basically OkieMex, with some nice upgrades. To find the menu Google, Hacienda Vieja, then click on the "Order on Line." That will take you to a useable version of the menu. The lunch menu is a deal! My wife went with the Sophia Special; two spinach enchiladas covered with red enchilada sauce and cheese sauce, served with rice and beans. The filling for the enchiladas was delicious. A mixture of fresh onions and spinach, grilled. The combination of red enchiladas sauce and queso worked well as a tasty covering for the enchiladas. I had the Special Lunch 1. A chili relleno, taco, refried beans and guacamole. Plenty of food, check the picture. Everything was mildly seasoned. A little help from the good salsas was needed. The guacamole was too salty, even for my taste, and a little bland. Let's not forget the chips and salsa and a special dip! The red salsa good and green salsa; an excellent fire roasted jalapeno salsa. It had heat, but mild enough that my wife ate almost as much as I did. Then there is this thing in the appetizer section called NSU Dip. I would describe it as bunch of Mexican food left overs, thrown together as a midnight snack, after getting home from a late night at the bar. Maybe that is its origin, invented by a NSU student. Who knows? It was a conglomeration of chicken, ground beef, beans, Pico de Gallo, jalapeño slices and cheese dip. Surprisingly damn good! The service was very good start to finish. The restaurant has a nice outdoor dining area for those few Oklahoma summer days, when you can stand to be outside. Clean and modern inside! The lunch menu is a bargain. We had two filling meals, an order of NSU dip, chips and good salsa, iced tea and a water. All coming in for a bill of around $27 without a tip. That is a good deal! Try it!