Birrieria Diaz — Restaurant in Oklahoma City

Birreria Diaz is truly your hole in the wall kind of Mexican restaurant boasting with an amazing family atmosphere and a cozy vibe. Our impression upon walking inside, even though it was a small establishment, was that they were very very busy and we were lucky to get a seat! The waitress welcomed us with a smile and told us to seat anywhere we liked! The menu had a little bit of everything for everyone! We had sopa de limón con cordero, quesabirria de carne, y un plato de enchiladas con arroz. The food was delicious and only on the weekends they serve their special meal "Menudo", which I returned on Saturday to give it a try and was not disappointed. Also the chips and salsa also came with queso... I am sire they modified this queso dip because it was excellent and nothing like I've tasted before! Also bought a bag of chicharrones! If you're in South OKC and looking for good authentic Mexican food please give them a try. I am glad my mom told us...

Run, don't walk, to this incredible new restaurant on OKC's Southside. I had the Pozole Verde with chicken and a quesobirria taco, dipped in the broth. Both were phenomenal. The taco was stuffed and delicious alone, but when dipped in the broth - that's when you thank the big party planner in the sky you got tastebuds.

The pozole is very spicy but deliciously flavorful. I don't like overly spicy food, but when you added the lime and cilantro, I could not stop eating it. The sour cream (crema) that was served with it helped to cool down the experience.

Lastly, but first served, was a small portion of refried beans. One bite and I knew I was going to come back. Those beans know Jesus.

It is a small storefront place, but don't let that stop you. It's clean, the people are nice, and the food will bring you back. Leave your bougie...

This was our 3rd time eating here, the first time we saw a cockroach running around. But we didn't want to count it against them since they had just opened this new location. So we decided to give them another chance.

But this 3rd, AND LAST, time it was bad! The chicken milanesa my husband ordered was spoiled (you could smell it, it reeked). And I ordered a cucumber and lime water which tasted spoiled too. When I asked the waitress to switch it, she smirked and said "Yeah huh, I'll get you the new one"...!! Like, excuse me you purposely gave a customer old agua fresca knowing it was bad and you had a new one! The mojarra was tasteless & all I could taste was oil. We will never...