Discover Restaurants offering the best Southwestern food in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, United States. Broken Arrow is a city located in the northeastern part of the U.S. state of Oklahoma, primarily in Tulsa County but also with a section of the city in western Wagoner County. It is the largest suburb of Tulsa. According to the 2010 census, Broken Arrow has a population of 98,850 residents and is the fourth-largest city in the state. However, a July 2017, estimate reports that the population of the city is just under 112,000, making it the 280th-largest city in the United States. The city is part of the Tulsa Metropolitan Area, which has a population of 961,561 residents.
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3 based on 20 reviews
A beautiful new place, with a very comfortable atmosphere, friendly servers and amazing food.
My neighbors have been raving about Los Mariachis Mexican Restaurant for several months now. They invited me to join them for dinner there last night...so I went. The restaurant is very bright and cheery, and located in the middle of a strip center on the North Eastern part of Broken Arrow. From the hostess to the wait staff...I salute you. All of the various staff that we interacted with during our visit, were extremely friendly and professional. Top notch folks. The salsa is exceptional! I would rank it in my Top 5 in the US. The queso...just ok, and too thin for my taste. On my first visit to any Mexican Restaurant, I always order the same thing, so I have a good and equal measuring stick...chicken enchiladas verde, with rice and beans. Theirs are on the very good...but, not great on my scale. Would I go again...absolutely...and I look forward to doing so.
4 based on 23 reviews
There is something happening in the management of this location that is slowly affecting the service and food quality. Me and the Mrs. and other family members who join us on Taco Loco Tuesdays at this restaurant have noticed it as well. We have even discussed this with other patrons of the restaurant while dining there and it the conclusion is that something is quite wrong. On this 'Taco Tuesday' trip we arrived about 15 minutes ahead of our guests who were joining us, so we only ordered water to drink with our chips & salsa until they arrived. It took an unusually long time for that to arrive, but didn't think much of it at the time. When the rest of our small group arrived, it was nearly 15 minutes before our waitress stopped by to take our orders and that was only after grabbing the young man who was bussing the tables near us who informed her for us jokingly that we were "starving out here." She soon made her rounds and took our orders, but we were literally pushing 30 minutes before our orders arrived. We went through two complete helpings of chips & salsa by that time. Our orders were correct (unlike our previous visit, more on that later), but the usually fantastic street tacos were not quite up-to-par. They were still piled high with filling, but were not as flavorful as we have grown accustomed to. Some at our table mentioned that even the chips & salsa weren't their normally tasty best, although I didn't notice, but I don't eat much of the salsa, either. The overall experience was like night and day compared to most of our past visits. On the previous visit to this one, we had a heck of a time getting our orders straightened out from what we thought was a newly hired waiter, but we later found out he had been working there for "quite awhile." The manager ended up getting involved and our orders were given to the waitress who usually took our orders on Tuesday nights (she was noticeably absent from this latest visit, too). For some reason, this Speedy's seems to be unable to keep talented and efficient waitresses. We have had three since last summer who we found to be exceptionally awesome, so awesome in fact that we asked for them by name when we arrived each Tuesday night. Each of them, one-by-one inexplicably disappeared from the wait staff on later visits. We inquired as to why there were no longer around, but didn't get an explanation or we got one that seemed bogus to us. Anyway, all patrons should be aware that something seems to be amiss. We hope that it's not a permanent thing and that they can get things smoothed out, or we will be looking for another place to have our weekly dine-out.
4 based on 46 reviews
This is a great little place located on Aspen at 81st Street in Broken Arrow. Friendly service and food is very fresh and delicious. Great prices! Portions are large. We split the Mar y Tierra (grilled chicken/shrimp, veggies rice, guacamole and tortillas.) Big enough to split for sure. $12.25. Wonderful choices/specialties and A La Carte menu. Should be something to please everyone. Fun festive atmosphere - not your typical "chain" type place. Very charming with local feel. Phone 918-251-4175
4 based on 124 reviews
Stopped in after seeing a movie at the great Warren Theater. We had come for Margaritas and munchies. The restaurant inside is pleasant and festive. A patio for outdoor dining is also available. Our server Ramiro was helpful and always there to see if we needed anything. We had a pitcher of the frozen stuff which was very good. We also had some tasty Queso and Guacamole. My only druthers were the chips. They were the thick variety which I think are not as good as the thinner chips.
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4 based on 88 reviews
I have always made El Tequila my go to Mexican Restaurant when I'm in Tulsa. Not any more. I was in Tulsa on business, and drove a distance to east here. Dining by myself, i soon realized the young host didn't respect a single female. I was 4th on the list, but after 6 tables had been called, I asked how much longer. He looked, then looked around and said I'd be next. I looked where he had been looking, and see a small table stick back in a corner between the restaurant and bar behind a column. I asked about a different table with no response. Poor service, but what do you expect behind a column, except that once he was waiting on me, he knew I was there. Food was not near as good as it used to be. I ordered an enchilada and tamale. Took one bite of the tamale, and had a mouth full of pure fat. Between the response or lack thereof, plus the ho hum food, I will be finding a new Mexican restaurant in Tulsa. Single businesswomen are customers, too.
4 based on 210 reviews
Serving friend and family a delicious meal in your home is deeply embedded in Mexican culture. With that in mind, Ted Curtis, our founder, set out to create a welcoming restaurant inspired by that experience. We are rooted in serving the best Mexican food
Excellent dinner, as always. Fresh ingredients and perfectly seasoned. I love the food at Tedâs; itâs always a winner.Thank you very much for the kind compliments. We love cooking fresh, made from scratch meals for you, and we cannot wait to welcome you back for another visit. Sincerely, Ted's Management
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4 based on 393 reviews
Los Cabos brings a delicious blend of traditional Mexican, Coastal and Tex-Mex to Broken Arrow. We feature live Music during the Summer along our scenic Cabana area!
It's now September and I will continue going back to Los Cabos in Broken Arrow because they are consistent. Saron was our server and she was EXCELLENT! Saron was very attentive. The crispy ground beef tacos are GREAT-huge size tacos with plenty of meat, lettuce, cheese...Can't get enough of this place!
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