Los Cocos is a surprisingly large comfortable restaurant that occupies the entire corner on the…read moresouth side of W. Ferry St. (Hwy 20) and S. Commerce St. in Salina. You will see it on your right as you come in to town from Pryor. The food is fabulous and the service matches. The restaurant has a large menu, of Mexican food, but also offers pizza, burgers and a full bar. Food and beverages to please everyone. The perfect place to stop, coming or going to the lake. I didn't expect to find this quality of food and service in small town Salina. Kaitlyn delivered chips and salsa. I asked if there was a spicy salsa and she started naming everything they had. I asked for a small sample of everything. That is what I got. They have a great variety. All were very good; the hotter versions were my favorite. Check the picture. My wife and I both got the Combo Dinner: Beef Taco, Beef Enchilada, Pork Tamale, Beans and Rice. As a sauce option for the tamale Los Cocos has an excellent authentic red sauce. A true flavorful red chili mole. It is delicious and perfect on the tamale. Well-seasoned ground beef filled the enchilada and the crispy taco. Tasty beans and rice on the side. Los Cocos was a surprise that exceeded expectations!

Unfortunately we were there on Thursday while we were in town for the born and raised festival. And…read morewe did see a mouse while we had just ordered our food.

Honestly this place was 10/10. The food was so good and the staff was really nice. The atmosphere…read moreactually felt like you were eating at a real Mexican/Tex-Mex restaurant and it had a really good vibe. I've seen people hating on this place but honestly I don't understand why because my experience was great. It does seem like they could use a few more workers because it got a little busy, but overall I had a really good experience and would definitely come back. 10/10

Inexpensive, tasty Mexican food - and unexpected gem discovered on a road trip. Our total bill was…read moreless than 20 dollars apiece.

Still very good food. I try to eat here a couple times a week the real butter is long gone but…read moreother then that the food is great. Hope they are here for a very long time. Keep up the good work. New owner this morning I had a great pancake and syrup don't know if they will bring the real butter back but I hope so. I had a really good biscuit with sausage gravy. WOW really good too. Same great waitress Kristin she's a great person. Highly recommend this place any time of the day. Brad E.

I've been to this restaurant many times and usually have the chicken fried steak or burger…read more I ordered the chicken fried steak with a salad, no tomatoes. I got tomatoes. It wasn't a chicken fried steak. It was a round or flank steak breaded and fried. I'm very disappointed.

So, it was Sunday and the wife didn't want to cook. I got the fajita beef quesadilla with rice and…read morebeans to go. The quesadilla was really good, the beans were cold, and the rice needed more time cooking cause it had that little crunch. This spot is normally really good. Some people people have off days. No big deal. I'm more of an entrée guy anyways!

I did something in Los Garcia's that I have never done in a small-town Mexican restaurant. I was…read moresurprised that it was necessary. But, enough was enough. I needed the town of Langley as I work toward earning my Mexican food merit badge. There are only two Mexican restaurants in town. After reading the reviews they both seem a little sketchy. Since the reviews and ratings of each restaurant were so similar, I figured the only logical way to decide, was to evaluate the restaurants based on the reviewers' pictures. Los Garcia's seemed to be a little grungier and more worn. Indisputable qualities that indicate an authentic Mexican restaurant. Los Garcia's was the choice and a good choice it was. A very friendly, older Hispanic couple own the business. They have been folding burritos and slapping refried beans on customers' plates for over 16 years. The decaying little building occupies a wedge-shaped corner lot, between Main and Cherokee Ave., just east of First St. The restaurant is clean, nicely decorated, but shows its age from years of wear. It is a typical Oklahoma small town Mexican restaurant that serves a more traditional lightly seasoned style of Mexican food. My wife had the 8. Chili Verde Burrito and I had the 18. Poblano Chimichanga. Both large plates of food, check the pictures. The pork in the burrito was tasty, but a little tough. Not gristly, just not tender. My meal was a big poblano filled with strips of seasoned steak and cheese, rolled in a flour tortilla then fried to a crisp texture. A different way to prepare a relleno. I liked it. Good beans and rice. The cold front had reached Oklahoma. It was 68 in Langley this afternoon. Inside the restaurant the air conditioners were set to 65 degrees. They were performing well. It was cold enough to make your burrito shrink up. I have never had to ask at any Oklahoma Mexican restaurant, "could you please turn the AC off? The owner did, making the dining experience much more enjoyable. Los Garcia's may be the better choice of the two Mexican restaurants in Langley.

If you're in Claremore definitely give this place a try. Kinda of the main road but not hard to…read morefind. Chips and salsa were excellent in my opinion. The wife had fajitas which she said they were very good both taste and quality. I had a combo dinner. Burrito was pretty darn good. Cheese enchilada was average. Staff was super friendly has a very family feel. Inside was clean and service was excellent. We will definitely be back.

Food was good. But was definitely taken back but the pricing when getting tacos and a side of rice…read more Still will try again.

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.

Absolutely amazing experience! The chicken quesadilla grande with refried beans and salsa was…read moreincredibly flavorful, perfectly cooked, well seasoned, and so satisfying. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. There was so much food for both my husband and myself that we even had leftovers for dinner, which was a great bonus. The restaurant itself is very big, open, and spotless, which made it a great place to relax and enjoy the meal. Our waiter was attentive and always there right when we needed something, without being overbearing. On top of that, the food came out very quickly, which was a huge plus. Great food, great service, and a great atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

Terrific service for a group of eight -- which included a child and a toddler -- on a Saturday…read moreevening. All meals came up quickly and correctly. Special request was also correct.

Best Mexican food in town! Our server, Nancy, is very attentive. The music & decor makes you feel…read morelike you're on vacation. I highly recommend you try it.

I ordered fajitas. First off they bring me a plate of rice and beans that are cold. 5 minutes later…read morethey bring me my fajita plate with no vegetables except for three cubes of tomato. Then I wait another five minutes just to get my tortillas. They said they would be back to warm up my rice and beans, but never came back. The tortillas both flour and corn were like rubber. The waitress came by one time that is when she said she would be back for my plate and never came back again. This is the first Mexican restaurant that I've been to that I spent $20 on a plate and left hungry.