birrieria diaz

tasty!. had the tacos rancheros and guacamole. both excellent!
will try again.

ended up here and it was a disappointment. our server was not busy but took forever to get things and didn't know the menu. i order the carne asada sole. it was edible but poor quality and really lacking in flavor. the house salsa appeared to be pace salsa with red onions. cheese sauce was also lacking. my fiancé ordered the tacos with "pork skin" and cabbage. he barely touched it and got food elsewhere. this was unfried pig skin that was like nothing we had ever seen. it's not a good sign when it takes five minutes of discussion to tell you what it is. it was a jiggling heap of spiraled
fleshiness.the tacos we were filled with a tablespoon of potatoes. i'm surprised by so many good reviews. i love pasole, but we won't be going back.

this place was awful when my boyfriend and i went. i'm honestly not sure how this restaurant got so many good reviews. the waiter was nice but the food was terrible. it tasted old and like chemicals. i got the chilis rellenos and it was disgusting. the bread was soggy and the pepper was mush in my mouth. i will not be going back there.

the consome(spicy lamb) dish was amazing. they give plenty of options in salsa and other condiments, such as cilantro, etc…to enjoy your meal with. the staff is friendly to help give advice on what to order if you are unfamiliar with their menu.

clean, delicious and authentic and well price.

wow. i usually end my reviews by saying if i'd go back to the restaurant or not. i'm going to start this by saying i decided half way through dinner that i would indeed be back...and often. i actually looked at my friend and said, i want to come back here a lot.

i was looking for a tex-mex restaurant we hadn't visited yet for dinner tonight when i came across this one. i will say the emphasis is on the mex. not sure if it could be considered tex-mex but more legit mexican food.

i was intrigued by their signature dish, the birria. it is a mexican dish from the jalisco area of mexico. i had never had it before and knew i needed to try it.

the smaller restaurant was clean and the wait staff friendly and attentive.

i, of course, ordered the lamb birria. i can't say how much i loved it. it was fantastic. so flavorful. the sides that went with it, the tortillas, all of it was spectacular. i ordered the small and still have enough for lunch tomorrow.

my friend got the supreme enchiladas. i was too smitten with my birria to try the enchiladas but he said they were good and since enchiladas are his go to meal i trust his answer. the rice looked authentic too.

i am just so excited to have found this restaurant and will definitely be telling all my friends and family about it. if you want a culinary adventure to mexico without leaving oklahoma i highly suggest this restaurant.

after reading an article published in the "edible okc" magazine, our office decided to try this place for lunch.  this place was excellent!  the food is authentic mexican, which is a nice change from tex mex.  we all had different entrees, and everyone said their meal was delicious! there was not one complaint about anything we ate.  we will definitely be back!  so glad we found this place!

i'll admit this is not for everyone. this definitely is not tex-mex. if you like ground beef in your tacos and enchiladas, don't stop here. this is home cooking mexico style. i eat here once a week. i love the service and the menu. explore the menu! everything is good.
the poor ratings have to be from those who think el chico is mexican food. shame on you!
the price is right!

go to abels if you want good mexican food! this place is terrible they use the microwave! wait staff is slow and only one cook! salsas are watery!

oklahoma city – one of the hardest to find mexican specialties in this town has got to be birria. a spicy stew made of goat or lamb and originating in jalisco, this sinus-clearing dish is so good that, if you’re anything like me, you’ll never be able to go back to those boring old lame american stews you’re probably used to.

hands down our favorite for mexican. our favorite dishes include: tacos rancherosand enchiladas (red, with potatoes!). everything we've ordered has been delicious!

my first visit was an interesting mix. some of the tables weren't clean (the place was almost empty) but were promptly attended when we came in. the chips and dips were disappointing. the cheese dip was watery and the "salsa" was ok. i ordered the tacos (the menu pictured is not the menu in july 2015) made with beef and onions (held the bell peppers). i nearly ate myself sick because i couldn't stop. they were wonderful! my daughter had the cheese tamales and was thrilled that they were almost as good as the ones she had in mexico. she said her rice and beans were very good.

so, first, second, and third immediate impressions weren't great but, oh my! the entrees!!

we will be back.

great surprise. made my first visit today, somewhat by accident (i was looking for the fudge shop around the corner!). during my 1st year in okc i have tried a lot of mexican restaurants but this one quickly became one of my favorites. i had the sopes, which had a thick, chewy corn crust and delicious toppings. also had a taco, which was pretty good but became spectactular with the addition of grilled peppers & onions, which i did not expect. salsas were good, but the other surprises were the dish of dried hot peppers and thick, deep red "spicy sauce" that looked to be made of red peppers as well. i didn't have tamales but noticed they offered more than just pork, which puts them in a small minority. although it's out of the way, i look forward to going back with my wife as the flavors remind me of our favorite authentic family-run place back home that serves a lot of mexico city styles.

great mexican food. i have a general rule that if i see a restaurant with a full parking lot i tend to keep driving. those places are usually very overrated. give me a small, quiet family run place any time. birrieria diaz is one of those places.

typically i will order the enchiladas mexicanas. they are not the tex mex style that is so common here. they are authentic cuisine from the interior of mexico--not smothered in cheese sauce or chili. some places use huge servings to cover up a lack of taste. birrieria instead serves reasonable portions that really taste great. also, the salsa is the best i have found in okc.

also, the employees are friendly and helpful. this is my favorite mexican restaurant in the city.

great mexican food served here!!!!. me and my wife love this place. we come here frequently and enjoy the food. my wife loves the tortas de juevo, i love everything else. we have tried everything on the menu. this is authentic mexican food, not tex-mex. you won't find fajitas or chimichanga's here. well at least, i didn't.