Taco Mayo — Restaurant in Tulsa

Update 5/24 lost a star. How small are yall gonna make the super beef burrito?! I added a picture compared to a ball point pen. SAD. Just under 5 bucks. Old lady at window kept inspecting my 5 dollar bill over and over. I'm not coming back! Yaw sad. You guys have great food but your prices are really high and you skimp so bad right in front of our faces on your food it's really kept me from coming back Well I just return and within the drive thru and it literally took me 21 minutes from the time I ordered to get my food out the window and I ordered a beef burrito and got a bean I ordered miles off and got fire sauce the only thing was right was a taco Burger which actually was fairly good but their prices are still too high and they need help and the place is nasty. I have returned several years later And their prices haven't gone up much cause they were already high. But the meat tastes funny there's something mushy about it and it's not the same as it used to be I don't care what they might say I know that it was better before. They're still selfish on ingredients. I have a huge tortilla with hardly anything in it I'll have some pictures. While taking another bite I figured out why it tastes kind of odd is the sauce they put on their taste like...

As someone who was genuinely excited to introduce my group to what I thought was a beloved Oklahoma classic, this visit to Taco Mayo was nothing short of a nightmare. We came in as a large group — six teens and two adults — and, despite placing our orders one at a time under the same ticket, things initially seemed to go well enough that I even left a tip. Big mistake. The orders came out wrong — not slightly off, but significantly. When we brought this to the staff's attention, instead of correcting the issue, we were told we had to pay more for their mistake. No apology, no courtesy — just a new tap on top of our 90.00 tab As for my own meal (this whole visit was my idea, out of pure nostalgia), I ordered simple bean burritos. They were made incorrectly. I politely asked for them to be remade — willing to pay if necessary — and was flatly refused by both the manager and line staff. The service? Rude and dismissive. The food? Incredibly underwhelming. Small portions, sloppily prepared, old original sauce 😞. It wasn’t just disappointing — it was borderline inedible. Don't come here hoping for nostalgic comfort food — you'll leave frustrated, hungry, and...

I came specifically for the Indian taco today because it's Cinco de Mayo. I'll start with the positives. The fry bread was a very nice size and thickness, layered with all of the toppings you'd expect on an Indian taco. The lettuce was nice and crisp and both the lettuce and the tomato were fresh. The beans were the perfect consistency and the taco meat was deliciously flavored without being overpowering. However, I was extremely disappointed in the fry bread because it lacked both flavor and color. It was also not very crispy on the outside or puffy on the inside; it looked more like a tortilla than a piece of fry bread. The grease it was fried in seemed quite old and degenerated. The beans needed a lot more seasoning and attention than they received. I am a cancer patient and rarely eat either fried food or red meat but made an exception for the holiday today. I usually order an ensalada little big bowl with grilled chicken and black beans with a small order of flour tortillas on the side; the portions are quite large and I am able to make two meals out of an order. I will probably not choose to order an Indian taco from Taco Mayo...