Here's the stuff tagged as Mexican.
May 23, 2008 | by Andrew | 9 Comments
Oklahoma City, it’s time to celebrate the shadiness of ordering food while standing on a street corner. Taco stands are cheap, convenient, and they offer a level of taco, burrito, and gordita goodness that most restaurants in town only dream of.
May 7, 2008 | by Tim | 5 Comments
I don’t think I’ve ever been to a Mexican restaurant that offers fresh fruit as an alternative to rice and beans. I have to say, I like it. When I saw it on the menu, I knew that Chica’s was unique.
April 9, 2008 | by Andrew | 5 Comments
Mi Familia Restaurante gives you the opportunity to try something different in the Bethany area. Are there better restaurants out there? Sure. However, this place definitely provides a unique take on Central American food that is worth noting.
February 19, 2008 | by Andrew | 9 Comments
Attention Shady Restaurant lovers everywhere. From the makers of Max Pollo comes Oklahoma City’s newest burger and taco joint … Max Burger!
January 5, 2008 | by Tim | 21 Comments
It’s finally here! Now, I know Chipotle is a chain and this site is about local Oklahoma City restaurants, but I make a very emphatic exception to my “no chain” rule when it comes to Chipotle. Read on to find out why. Plus, I offer you my guide for experiencing the best Chipotle has to offer.
December 18, 2007 | by Andrew | 8 Comments
December’s “Shady Restaurant of the Month” award winner epitomizes everything that those who love shady spots look for in an eatery. I have chosen El Regio Loco and will implore anyone who reads this to work up the nerve to eat somewhere unconventional and try this place.
November 30, 2007 | by Levi | 6 Comments
Sometimes you just want pie. Unfortunately, I haven’t found a place for great pie yet, but I have found the best place in Oklahoma City to satisfy your fajita craving.
October 5, 2007 | by Andrew | 6 Comments
Authentic. Is there a word that is more mis-used among the general American public? I hear it every day at work, “Hey Andrew, we are going down to Tacoville for lunch. That place is crazy authentic, you will love it!”. After I hurt their feelings, unintentionally, by pointing out their ignorance in cuisine, I usually invite them to come join me in a truly authentic experience in Capitol Hill at Max Pollo.