My new favorite Mexican restaurant in T-town!…read more Everything they put on our table was a 10/10. The guac was super fresh, the queso was great, and the birria pizza is simply a must! The staff was attentive and very friendly. We will 1000% be back!

There are few word combinations that get me more excited than "Taco Tuesday." There are plenty…read moreMexican & Latin cuisine eateries spread throughout Tulsa but they're not all made alike. I've heard of the highly lauded 918 Maples Tacos & Cantina many times since I moved back so I finally decided to try it on August 28th, 2025. Since then, I've experienced 918 Maples on different occasions and I'd say that it deserves the high praise. I've eaten at 918 Maples atleast 4 times, twice at the food truck (4931 S Union Ave.) and twice at this location. On 8/28, I arrived around 5:50pm. The walls are filled with color & different decorations, from murals to Latin-American art as well as TV's behind the bar for entertainment. The area is very home-like, compact, with just enough space for walking lanes. There's only one booth while the rest of the seating is either tables or at the bar. The host podium is at the door immediately upon entrance, I sat at the bar. Their menus are large but not overwhelming. On Tuesdays, tacos are $2 each. This doesn't include Birria, fish or Shrimp which are $3 or $4 on Tuesdays. My server was Diego, great guy! I ordered 5 Tacos: 2 Birria, 1 chicken 1 Carne Asada and 1 El Pastor. I also ordered a Paloma and a small queso. The meal comes with chips & Salsa, brought out immediately. Their chips are thicker and their salsa is mild. Add a little salt, good to go! I'm a fan of white queso but I particularly enjoyed theirs, worth the $2. The food came out within 10mins, not long at all. Two ramekins of salsa & 4 tacos. Each taco was amazing individually. The el pastor had crispy edges on the meat, the carne asada was soft & delicate while the birria was to DIE for. Only criticism is that the chicken was a little too salty but not terrible overall. As I mentioned, I ordered 5 tacos, queso & a Paloma but only received 4 tacos. I wasn't upset about the paloma, I could do without. But, I was a little uneasy about being shorted 1 taco, especially since I paid for 5. However, I didn't fret. I paid the bill & praised the staff because they deserve it! Since then, I've returned once or twice. Each time, usually on a Tuesday, the space is decently filled which a sign of a well-run & good quality establishment and the food is just as good. I consistently ordered tacos but I would gladly try their Queso Chicken, Rustic Quesadilla, or Birria Pizza. I've had their tacos at their food truck as well and, though the ambiance isn't comparable, the service is sweeter & the food is just as good. Bummer that their food truck doesn't do discounted tacos on Tuesdays. Photos here are from 8/26/25, 9/16/25 and 1/6/26. Had it not been for the forgotten taco, this would be a FULL 5-Star review!

Awesome roadside stop! Don't pass this place up. Great authentic Mexican food and smash burgers.read more

Awesome little Mexican restaurant. Had the quesa birria and it was delicious. Would go back.read more

I just picked up a combo with two tacos and queso. The tacos look fine but the queso is barely half…read morefull. That's really disappointing because I was really looking forward to queso for my late night dinner. Hopefully next time it will be better.

Food is 10/10 Service is 10/10…read moreAmbiance is 9/10 (they play bad country music) All around 10 of 10

Wow ! This place was excellent! So authentic-- everyone was super nice. It was clean too !…read more I had the Barria Tacos and hubby had carnitas street tacos. Fresh and so flavorful. Generous portions and super yummy salsas at the salsa bar too. It was beyond freezing in there so I am definitely looking forward to going in summer 10/10 - Highly recommend!!

Went to Catrina' Fresh Mex in Owasso the other day, looking for something different. Went with the…read moreCalaca Steak Fries. Servers were really friendly and the place was small, but really clean. The food was good, with everything well seasoned. I will confess, it missed the mark somewhat once the toppings were eaten and I was left with half a container of soggy, cold fries. That said, what I did eat was more than enough for lunch. Not sure how to solve the problem with so many fries compared to the toppings. It was good, but not sure I'd order it again.

A top rating on Yelp led me to Tuly's Tacos in downtown Tulsa, and it did NOT disappoint. With…read morestreet parking nearby, Tuly's Tacos is open through lunch. They are known for their tacos, but I LOVED their burrito with al pastor. It comes with perfectly grilled onions on the side and your pick of three salsas. The green one paired nicely with the burrito.

time is such a blur, it's already been a year since the soft opening. i've been here more than a…read morefew times & just like my past review updates, this is definitely a 5-star. recently, i had the box combo that comes with 2 tacos & a mini quesadilla. that's as perfect of a lunch that i could get. i got chicken with the tacos & the way they prep the chicken is my favorite when it's chopped into tiny cubes. a slight smokey flavor that comes out even better with the 3 salsas they have to offer. i went with chorizo on the mini quesadilla & that's the way i just might start eating all of my quesadillas. the chorizo was well smothered & for it to be a mini, it was more than enough for me. the combos come with a drink & i went with the manzanita sol, which is like a carbonated apple juice. as much as i saw that drink for a majority of my lifetime, that was my first time trying it & it paired perfect with my combo. the service was always great when i visited tuly's. whether it was breakfast time (PLEASE try one of their breakfast burritos) or lunch, i was always greeted with a smile along with the wait on my food not being long. another thing i enjoy about this place is the location, usually food spots are more along the area where oneok field is, while spots that close at 2pm are in the location tuly's is at (they stay open till 3pm & for thursday & friday, they shutdown for 2 hours then open back up for dinner 5-8pm). long live tuly's tacos.

Located in small town Pawhuska, home of Ree Drummond and the Pioneer Woman. Nice little place that…read morehas a large wide open seating area with beautiful wooden tables. We were seated immediately and ordered our drinks right away. They have a lengthy menu (some pics) but we both opted for the Taco Dinner. Three Crispy ground beef tacos plate with refried beans, rice, and some dabs of sour cream and guacamole. The tacos are full of meat with some lettuce, tomatoes and cheese, very good. Refried beans were nice and creamy, rice didn't have any flavor and tasted very plain. Chips and salsa is free as long as you order at least one entree. Chips were fresh and salsa was just ok, for me it was too tomatoey and could use a little more heat (green chile or jalapeños). All in all it was a nice filling meal. Servers were very attentive and pleasant.

I've always wanted to this restaurant and we finally went in for lunch. The place is huge with…read morebeautifully crafted wood tables. Service was quick and food was delicious! I ordered the Birria plate and Chris ordered the Pollo del Mar. The Birria was okay but Chris was raving about his dish. I did try it. The shrimp was perfectly seasoned and grilled and the veggies had the perfect char! The chicken breast was sliced thin and also grilled perfectly.

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!

Amazing NDN Tacos w/ green chile and Rez Dog Deluxe. The food was amazing with a number of…read moreoptions to try on the next visit. They also have enchiladas, although I am still trying to determine the link between the Osage and the Mexican cultures. The ambiance was not overstated while paying tribute to the Osage Nation'a people. One wall was adorned with a large picture of the Osage in what appeared to be the early 1900s. The walk-up service line moved rather quickly given the large number of patrons. The employees were very attentive and helpful.

The place was cool, loved the atmosphere and decor. The service was great but the food. Oh god the…read moremeat pies were both soggy and cold! $9 a meat pie? I expect them to be fresher. How disappointing.