I'm not going to say I'm bias, but since this is where my husband and I met up for our first date,…read moreI might be bias. We love this spot. I found it when he asked if there was a place I'd want to go to and I suggested somewhere in west BA because he was loving way east and I'm in Tulsa. I looked on Yelp and suggested Los Vaqueros, which just happened to already be one of his favorite places. We have come back many times together since our first meeting because the service is solid with friendly staff, the food is reliably always good, and we like hopping next door when we are done and shooting some pool. He always asks them to make shrimp quesadillas. They aren't on the menu, but they will make them and they are good! The shrimp are large and juicy. I love a lunch special when we've come for lunch (like we did for our first date), but at dinner time, I tend to lean towards the margarita chicken. Super good. A nice portion of grilled veggies, and the chicken is always moist. I like that it is pretty colorful on here. I told him that was something g that o liked when we came here on our first date. But they keep lighting lower, so it's not shockingly colorful. I just really enjoy it here!

Had a blast last night for Cinco de Mayo at Los Vaqueros and it did not disappoint. Even as busy as…read moreit was, we only waited maybe 15 minutes for our table. They had a live band, and Gabby the clown was making the coolest balloon yo-yos. She spent some one-on-one time with little mama showing her tricks, which made her night. Our server was 10/10, food was 10/10, and we shared the Monterey Jack steak and bacon wrapped (yes, bacon wrapped) chicken fajitas and they were MONEY. Portion size was huge too -- we still have leftovers today. The $5 margarita special was strong and tasty, and little miss even got to ride her first mechanical bull. Safe to say we'll definitely be back.

I've been looking for some good, authentic tacos in Tulsa, and I found it. As soon as I walked in…read moreand saw Gansitos in the fridge, I knew this would hit the spot. The music, decor, and friendly staff made it feel like I was home. The tacos were delicious, and I can't wait to go back for chilaquiles and a Gansito!

Pros: good service. I liked their red chicharon tacos. Online ordering available…read more Cons: green chicharon bland. My friend thought it was too slimy.

For starters, no one in there speaks English. But if the food is good authentic Mexican cuisine it…read morereally doesn't matter what they speak. But the food was awful. The most disappointing shrimp tostada I've ever had. The shrimp wasn't cleaned, the whole thing was unseasoned, and it was literally just créma, lettuce, and plain shrimp on a tortilla advertised as a ceviche tostada. All of the meat was overcooked and chewy with everything tasting very bland. The service was ok but when we told them about the quality of the food our waiter went to the kitchen and never came back with the check! Unacceptable. There are plenty of better places out there and your money is way better spent somewhere else.

Dinner at 5 pm on a Friday. Went here with a buddy who lives in Tulsa and recommended the place…read more Not busy and nothing fancy, so plenty of seating and easy parking. Some earlier comments say the menus is all in Spanish, but the menu I saw was all English. Service was fast and friendly. Food was reasonably priced. I ordered something on the menu I've never seen before. I had the all meat version and my friend the fish version, which included octopus. Wish I could remember the name of the dish but it had everything - beef, chicken, sausage, cheese, shrimp, cactus and more loaded on one plate. On a separate plate was the rice and re fried beans and corn tortillas also separate. The food was amazing. Glad I tried this over fajitas. Venture to 21 and Garnet and give this place a try.

Pros: my husband and his brother love this place. I think…read morethey go once a week. If my husband gets some kind of street taco plate. He liked the chips and salsa. Cons: The service here is absolutely atrocious. Incredibly and excessively rude. From the way they're frowning when they take orders to the way they throw food and utensils on the table. They don't have Limonada. It's not very clean. They play the music too loud here. My husband said that when he eats there at lunch, it's not like that. But we had gone for dinner. Nobody in the restaurant could even talk to each other because of how loud the music was. I grew up in Texas. I think the Mexican food is a lot better. I don't eat this place. I tend to prefer Texas based chain such as Chuy's, torchy, or uncle Julio's.

I recommend! the food is so good and the service was great. everyone was super nice and the food…read morewas delicious and everyone seemed super energetic.

I have not recently but my brother and I use to frequently. The weekend Mariachi group was good but…read morea little loud. The food was amazing and plentiful. The could have been quicker but they were friendly. In all a very pleasant experience.

Stumbled on this restaurant by pure accident! We were actually going somewhere else... And let me…read moretell you, this was gift of an experience! The place was packed and people waiting patiently! The atmosphere was lively! Conversations happening from the front to the back! And it was sooooooooooooo worth the wait! The food is delicious... authentic in every way! If you are looking for authentic Mexican food this is the place!

Today is the 2nd time we ate dinner here. It is absolutely amazing and very attentive staff. Highly…read morerecommended .

Pros: i'm so glad I looked at yelp before coming here for a…read morebig birthday party. Everyone is recommending the chicken and rice with queso. That's what I got. And it was good. Plenty of parking. Able to accommodate a group of 30+ people in a side room. Cons: everyone at the birthday thought the dinner was going to be buffet style, but it wasn't. Service was very unorganized? They did not do a good job accommodating my friend's dietary restrictions. She wanted corn tortillas and they only had flour available for the longest time. And she ordered her beans without cheese, but they still brought it with cheese. My husband got the steak fajitas and he didn't like them. These people I was with were so weird. They ordered a massive tres leches cake. But then before serving it, they had it frozen!?! they said it was the best way to eat it so then it wouldn't be soggy?

This place looked like a hole in the wall and looked authentic, so I had to try it…read more It's a cafeteria style ordering system. A young gentleman was nice and helped me order. I had the carne asada burrito with cactus. The burrito was big - perfect for a growing boy like myself. The Mexican rice and refried beans were super legit and authentic. The burrito was great. The salsa and hot sauce they had was good too, so make sure you get some of that. The only thing I didn't like was you pay after you eat, but they don't itemize what you order on a receipt and depending on how you customize your order, it may not match the prices on the board. Looking forward to coming back though!

Food is amazing. Service is amazing. Have all the sides you need for your meal. It is quick and…read morethey are always so nice. It is peaceful inside, we usually take it to go. Love when they have the band play.

Maya has consistent good service, delicious food, and an overall fun vibe. This quickly became my…read morefamily's favorite spot to get Mexican food. Our favorite dish is the Poblano Chimichanga - it's a must try!

First off, the place is immaculate. We were greeted and seated immediately as it was a little past…read morethe lunch rush. Since this was our first visit here, we had to order our comparison dishes. Those are guacamole, birria tacos and street tacos. When we received the chips and salsa, I noticed the salsa lacked some cilantro, but had a unique flavor, different from our other favorite Mexican food establishments. My wife was really fond of it, but said it was ok. I really liked it, even if it lacked cilantro. The guacamole came out and it looked like my guac that make at home. It was very good, didn't need any additional salt and was not overpowering in lime. I'd give it 10/10. My wife ordered the chicken street tacos. She said they were the best out of all the places we go. The chicken was flavorful and the tortillas didn't fall apart. It came with a tomatillo crema that was infused with jalapeños and was too spicy for her. I got the Birria tacos and they were especially good with the crema. The birria consumé was excellent. The rice was fluffy and tender and the refried beans were on point. They serve Coke products which includes Coke Zero and they were quick with the refills. We will definitely put this place as #2 on our list of go-to Mexican cuisine establishments. They are located in the Rose District, so the prices will be slightly higher, but it's still worth the visit.