There is no finer place to have Mexican Food. The service is amazing and friendly. The food is…read morefilling and wonderfully prepared. Hand painted wall make you feel like you are in a hacienda with Mexican music playing just loud enough.

Loked good before I started eating, unfortunely my chicken was not well cooked. The cook needs to…read morebe careful can easily make someone sick.

So so good!! The ground beef quesadilla was delicious and the salsa sampler they gave us with our…read morechips was amazing as well. Service was quick and friendly too, be sure to visit!! They have good prices on their lunch specials.

The food is good. Not amazing. But good. But the prices have increased over time. And more recently…read morehave jumped a good bit. Some almost doubling. Most meals being $18+. Which wasn't the end of the world. But now they are skimping on how much food you are getting as well. Cant recommend when you can go plenty of other places with amazing food and still get more food than here now. See the chicken dish bellow. No I didn't cut it in half, that is the full meal. Not pictured is that it is smashed as thin as two or three quarters stacked. That is not an $18 dish.

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.

Seafood soup is very good. I can't get enough. Great service from staff. The ambiance is great.read more

It has become a mission everywhere we go trying to find the hole in the wall great authentic…read moreMexican restaurant or Taqueria. The salsa here was a bit above average, but it was still good (I may have very high expectations when it comes to salsa,lol) My husband had the Carne Asada with cactus. Depending on the restaurant Carne Asada can sometimes be too chewy and not always a great flavor, but here that was not the case. The Carne Asada was great! I got the Chicken Flautas, unfortunately mine were the opposite. The chicken had no flavor and was super dry. The plate was well put together and the beans and rice were good, but I will remember not to order this dish again if I return. I also order a Lengua and Al Pastor taco. The tacos were good, but they did not top my favorite taquerias in Dallas.

I come here for their mole chicken, which is the absolute best I have found since the old Santa Fe…read moreMexico that was at 15th and Sheridan. Location is a little sketchy but we've been going for years and never encountered any issues. I typically gauge Mexican restaurants by the number of Hispanic people there, and yes, you may be the only gringo in there but they know why you're there!!

Small Mexican restaurant in midtown Tulsa. Not exceptional but it does well enough to recommend…read more The restaurant does not really have table service so no free chips and salsa which is a huge bummer. The cost is fairly inexpensive, not the cheapest but definitely not expensive. Food is good, but again not exceptional. Out of the all the tacos, the spicy pork was the best for me. I would recommend just getting that meat. It was more flavorful and savory. It was a little difficult for me to tell what else is popular in this restaurant.

Yelp lists this place as having "many v3getarian options." This is untrue. I spoke with three…read moredifferent folks who work there and all three confirmed that the rice is made with chicken stock and only one kind of beans are veg3tarian. I didn't ask about the salsa or guac as I'd learned enough to know I'd not be returning. I ordered a salad modified with beans, the v3gan ones, instead of meat and it came with maybe half a cup of iceberg, no more than 2 tablespoons of tomatoes, and the same with the guacamole. The beans came on the side in a cup, like a soup- and were soupy. Like real champs who give a single poop about v3geterian & v3gan folks (&/or our $) they charged me full price and didn't offer any subs (maybe extra guac, or some interesting veggies). I was invited by a friend who forgot I was v3gan so I tried to make the best of it, that was not to happen at this place on this day. The service was ok? They were nice enough to be honest about the rice but were not interested in working with me to get anything interesting or substantial to eat. I won't return and I won't recommend this place to anyone with dietary restrictions.

We were driving cross country and hit Tulsa at our lunch time. While I was searching Yelp for a…read more place to eat, the driver pulled over and parked the car with, "Find a place, and then I'll drive there." And then La Flama was literally just 10 feet from where we were parked! The service was friendly and prompt. The food was delicious and fresh. We are fortified for our continued travel west--for at least a few miles on Route 66.

This was our first time to visit. We found both good things and bad things about this place. For…read morethe most part, both the decor and the food and margaritas seem aimed at the younger folks. It's a bit flashy and loud. They have a happy hour and a different special every day of the week. We went on a Wednesday and their Wednesday special is $5 Margaritas. I ordered one and Dan waited to taste mine before he decided. It was huge and it was sweet. It tasted a bit like Kool Aid. I ordered it on the rocks. That was a mistake. When I suspect a margarita might be sweet and have lots of artificial ingredients, I usually order it frozen. The ice mutes the sweetness. Dan got a beer after tasting my Margarita. I ordered my usual chili rellenos. The breading was much too thick. I took it off and ate the pepper. The refried beans had a good flavor and the rice was okay. Dan got a chicken quesadilla al a carte. I love that they have an al a carte menu. His quesadilla had a lot of chicken and not much cheese. The juice of the chicken filled his plate and made the bottom side of the tortilla soggy. The service was spotty. We had to do some waiting for the waiter. The decor and the music were both loud. They didn't have the volume turned up high. It is just the style of Mexican music that I consider loud. Our favorite Mexican restaurant plays Mexican music that I find classy. I enjoy it. Their Mexican art is also softer. That's a matter of taste.

I've been going here for a while and they used to be good but recently? I've been getting food…read morepoisoning every time I go. this is the third time. our bowls were given to us with one that had food still on it, there area we sat was gross and the table was barely holding together, our waiter was good but the place was just so full and no room to do anything. I'm surprised the waiter didn't get knocked out by a kid flying out of the chair. The beef taste like absolutely nothing as-well which is a common occurrence I love Mexican and Pueblo is the only affordable place as of lately but I'm not sure it's worth it anymore. Overall I just felt like everything was making me lose my appetite.

Absolutely delicious catering option. Everything they do is so flavorful. I love the asada street…read moretacos. So simple, but executed perfectly.

First time in Tulsa. This is by far the best taco spot I've eaten at in Oklahoma. I'm from Dallas…read moreand we have some good ones but this one gives them a run for their money. Cabeza is superb and the asada is to die for. Would definitely recommend this place if you're in the area.