Tello's is one of my two favorite restaurants. Every once in a while, Dan says we're in a rut, so…read morewe try a different Mexican restaurant and wish we had gone to Tello's. A lot of Mexican restaurants seem to scream at you through their decor and music, "You're in a Mexican Restaurant!" Tello's is classy, no flashy. The music they play is Mexican, but it's classy and pleasant to listen to. The same with their decor. It is nicely decorated with good quality Mexican art. The food and drinks are also good quality. Their house Margarita is $6.50 and it's a decent Margarita. If a dish doesn't have enough spice, just ask for their green salsa. I think it's homemade. We always ask for it when we get our chips and salsa. Their regular salsa is good, but the green sauce makes it even better. We also sprinkle it on our entrees. The service is consistently good.

I ordered the Lunch Chimichanga with shredded beef. It came quickly and was crispy and delicious. I…read moreshould have asked for another type of sauce, non-creamy, but that's my fault. The queso made the chimi saltier than I'm used to. The guac salad and beans, cut the saltiness a lot. The beef in the chimi was well seasoned, not bland, and was tender. The chips that came before the meal were warm, crispy, and thin. They cracked down to dipping size quickly. Since it was lunchtime, my service was great, of course. The drinks and food were served quickly. My request for more salsa came right away. I really liked the inside of Tello's. I liked that they had the World Cup on the sports TVs. I liked that the mood music was all in Spanish, and lively. All in all, I had a nice quiet delicious lunch in a lovely little local Mexican restaurant.

Awesome service Great vegetarian options large tvs with…read moreclosed caption. It's a fabulous place to grab lunch or invite a large group Anytime!

food i ordered a jamaica drink, that also came with chips &…read moresalsa for the table. though the greeter sold the soft drink options really well, out of the soft drinks, horchata, and jamaica listed as options, the jamaica was closest to agua fresca, as i'd went to the restaurant looking to taste, and is consistently a favorite among the mexican flavors i've tried, and as a standalone among that category of drink options at the restaurant, the drink i'd tasted did not disappoint, strong but not overpowering in flavor, so much as to seep subtly but recognizably into the ice, which made for some satifying crunching. and not to forget the chips, that were warm and crunchy too, and while i'd not tried the salsa, it came in a charming glass bottle i loved, as you can see in the picture below where i'd left the broken off chip pieces at the bottom of the basket for the birds on the patio, something i would only do as the only guest on the patio, which i was today. service in addition to selling the drink options really well, the greeter was very welcoming and accomodating of.such odd requests as wanting to sit on the patio during a heavy downpour; i did not want to drip water off these soaking clothes inside the restaurant haha. ambiance the restaurant features traditional decor like the colorful paper machete sort of cutouts originated in certain mexican regions, and has arcade style games inside. further, the ambiance was conducive to beautiful instances of nature, most recognizably to me a small bird, likely a child, appearing on the patio bannister and flying across the patio, and also the sudden slowing and stop of the referenced downpour, along with brief contemplation on the connectivity of such occurences.

Ok. Oklahoma. I am new to yalls food being a Texan, I came with an open mind. This location is…read moresuper cute by Bass Pro. The restraunt is nice. Staff is nice. Quick seating for a table of 1. I got the tamales to start and a mango margarita. I literally felt like an addict. The margie was perfection and those tamales lasted all of 1 minute. Best tamales I HAVE EVER HAD! Then I ordered fish tacos, not a fan. The portion is tiny and to me lacked in flavor. Well the next day I was still obsessing over those tamales, so I ordered to go. But the dinner, oh yeah upgrade and a side of guac. Being a Tx chick I do not like the salsa. The guac was ok large portion but it is $10. The tamales were WOMP WOMP, not the same preperation. Idk, was it cause it was to go? Either way very deflated. Not sure if I am going back. Good luck, I guess its a Hit or Miss.

Grabbed dinner at Los Cabos with a friend. They have a large patio and another large indoor/outdoor…read morearea. Service was great. I ordered a house margarita and it wasn't too sweet. I got the fried avocado tacos and they were very good. Large portions with enough to take home for another meal. I enjoyed my visit!

The decor and style itself makes a strong first impression, but then the food comes out…read more The interior is well-decorated and fun. Lots of lights and color. I thought the chips were good. Fresh. I liked how they brought all four of us our own salsa without us having to request it. But the main courses....UGH. The ground beef "crispy" taco had no seasoning, onions, or sauce. No flavor. The grease from the taco meat made the tortilla just limp out and fall apart all over my plate. Definitely wasn't crispy. The cheese enchilada was honestly the worse thing I've eaten in a very long time... it came drowning in queso that tasted overly processed, cheap, fake plastic-like slime rather than something fresh or authentic. Imagine the cheapest jar of Velveeta queso. There you have it. Inside the "cheese" enchilada was more of the thick plastic queso. No real cheese was to be found. If you look at the picture of my meal... the tortilla looks limp, pale and let me tell you, it tasted the same as it looked. Gross. My cousin got the same thing, but also with a burrito but he said there was hardly any beans. Both were drowning in the same plastic queso. The rice and beans were just ok. So disappointing. Food was served fast, but too fast! We ordered and within 5 minutes we had our "fresh" food. So that let us know it was all pre-prepared. The waitress could hardly speak any English which made communication a real struggle. She messed up our order due to this and we had to repeat things often and speak slowly using hand gestures to try and help communicate. We were never were offered refills on drinks, chips or salsa. There was one other table being used and approximately six waiters and waitresses just standing around watching us, talking amongst themselves and it made it just feel awkward. We felt "on display". Being watched from afar because they all seemed very bored so we were their prime source of entertainment I'm guessing lol. Unfortunately none of us enjoyed our experience at all. Dang this review is a rough one, I hate having to leave such grim reviews... but I'm just being 100% honest about my experience and this establishment.

It's great to have a restaurant right off 121st west of Memorial! The location is great for anyone…read morewho lives in the area. The parking lot is plenty big as well. This location is a step up in decor from the other locations. It's El Maguey "Prime" on the sign. It's spacious and clean inside with soft cloth booths (not cold pleather!). The bar is nice with chairs and TVs as well. Food - White queso is great! - Salsa is mild and flavorful, not bland. - Quesa-Birria is their birria taco platter. If you like birria, you will like their version as well! The meat is incredibly moist with a delicious dipping sauce. - Tortilla soup is delicious! It's not in a XL bowl like other places, but still ample. If you are starving, get something with it. - Fiesta Bowl with grilled chicken was delicious. It was more rice and beans than lettuce. Their chicken is grilled nicely with a tasty flavor, not bland. Drinks - The Patrón Rita is good and strong, only needed 2! - The Flaming Margarita was fun too. It was rum-based, strawberry, and had a vodka bottle added to the top of it for a kick. - They have a nice variety of margaritas with and without the standard mix. I love without the mix as it's easier on the stomach. Staff - Our server, Mr. Lopez, was kind and attentive, but didn't rush us to order like many similar places. We took our time and enjoyed it. The only other downside besides the margarita mix is the outdoor patio. They have the land space for a large outdoor patio, but it only fits 5 tables. Tulsa/Bixby needs more good patio restaurants!

Friday Happy hour: 4-7! 2 yuge margz for $16 (7.99ea). Birria taco was delicious, the meat was…read moresoooo good! The chicken was flavored really good too. Cute lil restaurant, quiet, and definitely a good menu to choose from (like 5 pages). Server was very nice, fast and attentive. 20% tip should be minimum bc it was a good dinner choice and so worth it. Didn't take a foodie pic, we scarfed it down. My b.

Yesss, that's a good sign -- I'll add that in and punch up the energy a bit:…read more (4 stars) I went to Casa Amigos around 6 PM on a Thursday and it was completely empty, which was surprising because it was a sunny day and the place is actually really cute. About an hour later when I left, they had around four booths full, so people were definitely starting to come in. They really just need better promotion and some entertainment -- karaoke or a DJ would make a huge difference and have this place jumping. The margarita was about average taste-wise, but the size was big, strong enough, and just a little salty -- not bad at all. The men who greeted me didn't speak much English, but everyone was very friendly and welcoming, which I appreciated. And let me say this loud... the chips and salsa are AMAZING hands down the best part of my visit. I'd go back just for that. Overall, super cute spot with good food and friendly service -- it just needs a little more buzz and it could really be that spot.

My spouse and I tried the lunch fajitas today. It came out sizzling and it had the right texture…read more It just lacked flavor. I liked the thin crispy chips but thought the salsa was bland and lacked texture. The restaurant is nicely decorated and the service was good. We got $5 off with a coupon on the back of a grocery store receipt.

Pretty much the same as my previous review of this restaurant. Service was good and the lunch…read morefajitas (beef) were sizzling which I like. Flavor was OK. The salsa lacks bite so I heated it up a bit with Cholula. Spouse got their $5.99 18 ounce margarita on the rocks. It might have been an 18 ounce glass but the content was mostly ice with a very weak beverage alongside. I had no signal so I was unable to check in. I have the same issue in the Chinese restaurant that's in the same building.

No frills, straight forward Tex-Mex Greatness! It's been quite a while since I've had a good moment…read morethat takes me back in time but Ranch Grande did just that. We are new to Tulsa and though I grew up an around here, I've been chasing this Chile Con Carne sauce for the majority of my adult life. I could never find this flavor that reminded me of my childhood until we walked in here for the first time. I was absolutely amazing, so much that in the first 2 1/2 months we've lived here, we've been back 7 times. While they don't promote gluten free food, I had zero issues with the food. If you're going for the 1st time the "Nighthawk" will not disappoint. The

Great food but the drinks are terrible. $14 for a premium…read moremarg with little alcohol and jammed full of ice. The bartender must be on some sort of bonus plan to keep alcohol profits high. It's a shame. Really like the food and beer specials are solid.

What a bright, lively place to grab your favorite Mexican food! 3 Tequilas is a great spot to take…read moreyour friends and family with a large and diverse menu, abundant seating at tables/booths/the bar, TVs playing sporting games, fast service, and vibrant colors throughout. I got the chicken quesadilla dinner which was delicious and a large portion. I really loved how they brought out chips and salsa when you sit down (like most Mexican restaurants) but also accompany it with free queso's for each person! Their salsa wasn't very chunky so if you're a chunky salsa person, you may not be a big fan but overall it was a delicious meal and we'll definitely be back to try more!

I ordered the carne asada because they have skirt steak asada which I love. The seasoning was good…read moreand the service was excellent. This was my first visit and I will return.