This food truck has delicious choices! I had the taco Platter (3 small soft tacos with onions and…read morecilantro with rice and beans) and it was so flavorful! My husband had a quesadilla and a Gordita-he liked them both. We will be back for sure. The person that helped us was really nice and the food was exceptional! Their service was fast. So glad to see great food come to Sapulpa!

Best tortas ever pastor is my favorite I eat there every…read moreFriday or as often as I can the service and the salsa is amazing I even had the green chili stew was amazing as well I think they should open a restaurant

Every time we get to sand Springs this is my favorite place to stop. I have the best food. Their…read moreprices are reasonable. Cheese dip is very flavorful. The guacamole is good very good. Just don't seem to get to sand Springs very often, but I'd give it at least four stars Taco Tuesday they have wonderful street tacos for only $1.25 Apiece Good Pl. for lunch afternoon get together for evening dinner.

I went specifically for the papusa's and I thoroughly enjoyed them. The menu said I would get guac…read morewith what I had ordered but never got it and the waitress was less than interested in helping me. Chips are average but the sauce and slaw served with the papusa was really delicious. I wasn't overly impressed with the salsa or the queso with chorizo. After seeing the reviews of the tortas, I'll return to try them.

Did a quick search in the neighborhood looking for a good Mexican resturant in Owasso. I was very…read moreimpressed with the service and the amazing taste. Ordered a couple of tamales and 3 burrita tacos. Took about 15 min to prepare. Taste was amazing they do have a couple tables for eating next to the trailer. Looking forward to eating here again

This place NEVER disappoints, their street tacos are delicious, great service and staff. The flavor…read moreof their food is amazing, if you're in Owasso this is the Go To Taco Truck!

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.

The taco salad seemed small. The shell, a little stale. It was filled with a generous quantity of…read morewell-seasoned ground beef. Covered with a sprinkling of lettuce, tomatoes, grated cheese, and dab sour cream. A little guacamole and a few refried beans in it, would have made it a better taco salad. A "lunch special" for $9.75. That's a little pricey for what I got. Nice restaurant. Great service. The restaurant displays several "Best of" plaques at the entrance. Not my top pick for Mexican food in Sand Springs. On to the Bixby location. Heavy competition in that area. If you are looking for other Mexican restaurants in the area, check out my reviews in my collection "Jalapeno Highway" by Spike S. on Yelp. I've probably been there.

Not impressed....beautiful restaurant, attentive staff, and that's where the compliments end…read more Went with my wife, son and fiancé and the bill was $83 before tip, no alcohol, and 2 of us drank water. The $ amount isn't an issue if the food was amazing... but it wasn't. My wife and I had steak fajitas for 2, at $34. Steak was tough and flavorless, apparently lacking any seasoning. and not the sizzling heaping plate you would expect. This came with a side plate for each of us with bland flavorless beans, and equally unimpressive serving of bland rice, a TEASPOON of guac, a small dollop of sour cream and a pittance of shredded/ground cheese in a disposable cup -not even 1/2 filled .....seriously? The amount of guac and cheese was insulting...this entree was Priced way too high and did not deliver in flavor, quality or quantity! Lots of better choices all over the area for less money. Prices seem to be about 25%+ higher than comparable locations...and the quality and flavors aren't there for a premium price. My wife commented that "the flavors were suitable for a nursing home...it was all so bland."

The street tacos at TDF are more filling than they appear at first on 4 inch tortillas, but they…read moreare absolutely loaded with taco meat of whatever kind you prefer - steak, marinated pork, chicken, other. Add "everything ," which means salsa, cilantro, onions, etc. to get the full flavor. The chunks of meat in the steak tacos are chopped more finely than at some other places, which gets them a higher score. It's easier to eat and not so chewy. The family running the restaurant has always been warm and friendly, and I've been eating here for many years. Be patient as a long line can appear suddenly. You'll be rewarded in the end with a delicious plate of food though, and they have 6-8 flavors of aquas frescas, which have become a new favorite thing for me. If you have a sensitive stomach (think hangover or sickness) the pepino aqua fresca will heal you. The water of life it is!

Honestly, I'm usually willing to give a little grace for anyone in service because I understand how…read moreit can be dealing with people. But, it was difficult for me to look past someone being extremely rude at the register. The ladies in the kitchen were super nice though! My burrito was mostly beans and lacking flavor for Al pastor meat. At nearly $11 it's tough to say this was a winner. Either way, the building was clean, plenty of seating, but sooo quiet. Definitely not your typical Mexican joint playing music with a joyful atmosphere.

Stopped in to Tamale Boyz on SW Blvd for lunch with my daughter and was really impressed. The…read morelunch pricing is very reasonable, especially for the quality and amount of food you get. I ordered the "1-1-1," which comes with a street taco, a crunchy taco, and a tamale. I did Birria on the crunchy taco, steak on the street taco, and a pork tamale. Everything came out hot, fresh, and full of flavor. The tacos were well seasoned with great texture, and the pork tamale was tender and delicious. Service was quick, the food was out in good time, and it made for a great casual lunch. This place is absolutely getting added to my regular rotation, and I'm looking forward to working my way through more of the menu.

ALL YOU CAN EAT TACOS!! They had 4 different kinds of meat,…read moreall the sides and toppings. Great taste and a great deal. It's $14.99 drink included. They also had a little salsa bar.

I saw a reel on their Instagram page about their weekend brunch launch and knew I had to make the…read moredrive to try it. We went on a Saturday morning. The lot was packed so we parked by the pizza place nearby and walked over. There were people waiting outside so we expected a long wait. Once we got on the waitlist, they said it would take 20-30 minutes and we gave them our number to receive a text when our table was ready. It was closer to 45 but we didn't mind. We waited inside their to-go building next door since there are some chairs. A guy saw us waiting and came over with a full tray of mini conchas (my love language). I asked if they made them in-house and he shared that they will once they are able to expand and have their own bakery. Something to look forward to! We sat in a booth which was comfortable. The restaurant was absolutely packed and we took a bit to check out the menu since it was our first time. It was hard to decide because everything looked so good! It took a while to get our food once we ordered (about 45 minutes) so we were pretty hungry once food arrived. I highly recommend their corn pancakes. I don't know any other restaurant that offers them and they are delicious. The texture is more hearty and dense than regular ones and they're less sweet as well. If you're undecided on the type of salsa, get their chilaquiles sampler which features 3 different kinds. The charro skillet was also delicious. Can't wait to go back and try more of their brunch as well as their regular menu. They have a great salsa bar. The bar section of the restaurant had live music playing which also added to the ambiance.

Don't miss an opportunity to check out this delicious, authentic Mexican spot…read more We hit up the soft opening today and it was amazing! For me, best mex food since moving to OK 5 yrs ago. And yes I'm including all the upscale, trendy spots, such as, La Tertilia and Noche. Love the hospitable service, ample salsa and condiment bar, homemade beans and those churros...more, please! Very family friendly with a To Go counter and a full bar connected to restaurant. Only open till 8am- 2pm at this time. Highly recommend!

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.

Some of the best Mexican food I have had. I got the shrimp, Baja, and beef street tacos and they…read morewere all great. Everyone loved their food!

Bright and colorful restaurant with very clean surroundings. The service was excellent, and the…read morefood was delicious. The birria tacos were the best!The shrimp taco was not as flavorful. I don't believe they grilled the shrimp or added any spices/marinade. All the sauces were great! The rice almost stole the show, cooked perfectly. Only thing missing was Diet Coke. I am a Diet Coke girl who hasn't and probably never will like Coke Zero. I picked Diet Dr Pepper.