La Fiesta Mexican Cafe
2709 W Owen K Garriott Rd, Enid, OK, 73703
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Address :
2709 W Owen K Garriott Rd
Enid, OK, 73703 - Phone (580) 242-1200
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Mexican Cuisine
If you enjoy Taco Tuesday, then you have officially fallen in love with the Mexican Food. The main grain of Mexican cuisine is maize. Also known as corn, maize is grown for the past 9000 years after the crop was discovered by the people in Mayan civilization. Mexican empire flourished when they started growing beans, tomatoes, chili pepper, sweet potato and cactus. Till this date these ingredients are used in cooking authentic Mexican dishes and drinks.
Great use of spices, fresh chili pepper dishes like fajitas, tortilla chips, corn chips, salsa, chimichangas, burritos, nachos and quesadillas are invented in America. But when you are looking for authentic Mexican food then you must find a restaurant in the city that serves Rajas con Queso, Garbanzo in a Guajillo Chile Sauce, Pork Filled Chiles Rellenos, Chiles en Nogada, Molcajete Salsa, Pico de Gallo and Frijoles de la Olla. An eye-opening fact – Mexican don't like their food hot. They use fresh chili and other spices to create a flavor that lingers in your mouth.
Mexican food is great for those who are Gluten Intolerant as they use Corn instead of wheat in most of their dishes. Also, you can easily find many beans based Mexican dishes. Another dish which didn't get similar glory as tacos or nachos is the Mexican hot chocolate. If you love something hot on a chilly day, then go for Mexican Hot Chocolate. On merry days, you can enjoy the authentic Mexican Drinks like Tequila, Mezcal, Tecuí, Sotol, Bacanora, Charanda, Posh O Pox, Puebla and Pulque. Mexican Cuisine is for people who enjoy strong drinks and hearty meals.
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Scott H.
Solid Tex Mex lunch, but not overwhelmingly good. I will say, La Fiesta gives you good value, particularly on the lunch menu. With lunch, you get your fill of chips, salsa, "queso," tortillas, and relish. I put queso in quotations because it's more like cheese sauce with a couple of peppers in it. No heat, and only a slight taste from the peppers. But, I will say the sauce is thicker than most gratis quesos at Tex Mex joints in Oklahoma. So, good on La Fiesta. The lunch specials are pretty typical, but they are very reasonable. I had a sort of smaller fried burrito. Like a smaller chimichanga. I'll be honest, I can't recall exactly what it's called. It does NOT come with rice and beans. So, watch the menu, apparently only the items that mention rice and beans come with rice and beans. But, it was still enough food, even without the side dishes. The burrito (or chimichanga light) was okay, not great. There is a good amount of meat inside, but that's really it. You have to ask if you'd like pico or veggies on the inside of the burrito. It had a nice crisp and was hot all the way through. Service was good, and they were doing a decent business at lunch on a Tuesday. I'd say the food is 2-3 stars based on comparable Tex Mex joints in Oklahoma, but the lunch value bumps it up to a full 3 stars. I'll return, but not before trying a few more places in Enid. [review 400]
(3)Geary J.
Don't let the building fool you, this is a nice place for a good Mexican meal. As Chad W said in his review it's good consistent meals that are seasoned so everybody can enjoy them. The service is fast and friendly and the food arrives hot and quick. Tiffany and I have been enjoying what La Fiesta offers for well over two decades and we have never been disappointed, it's where we recommend our friends from out of town visit.
(4)Tina H.
Service was fast and the food was decent. The strawberry margaritas are tasty. I had the lunch combo with a tamale, cheese burrito, lots of refried beans and rice. The chips with salsa and salsa con queso are complimentary and very good on the beans and rice. Would return to try some of their other dishes.
(3)Anne H.
I hope my experience was an isolated one but my experience on Tuesday was disappointing. Staff walked away before we completed ordering, order was not accurate and the whole place seems distracted. Still, food was alright but not remarkable.
(2)Riki P.
La Fiesta is what happens when Mexicans who can't cook decide to open a restaurant. The 'queso' looked like vegetable oil thickened with starch, saturated with Yellow #5, and tasted accordingly. The salsa, watery with long strands of rolled tomato skins floating around in it, was not even mildly spicy and offered little flavor. The guacamole looked like green diarrhea, and didn't even have a nutty flavor like avocados have. Zero flavor. The only redeemable quality about my chimichanga was that the chicken was very tender. Too bad they don't know how to season it!!! It was like they stuffed it with plain, boiled chicken breast. Everything was so bland and boring, it was very disappointing. The sopapia was so small, one packet of honey literally drowned it. To wind this up, I was hungry, so I ate it. I won't be back, and I hope I don't puke oily cheese sauce later.
(1)Vegas K.
Referred by an acquaintance. Gross. Food is Bland. Not impressed. Dirty Inside. Sorry I wasted my money. Never will go back.
(1)Amber H.
I love their shrimp fajitas! Not greasy like others. I usually order to go, do I don't know much about the service.
(4)John P.
Why does no Mexican restaurant in Enid have chili verde? Runny refried beans, salsa with no heat, beef taco was just a beef taco, chicken enchilada was just a chicken enchilada, Chili Relleno w cheese was...uneventful. Service was fantastic. Dos Equis Amber served in ice cold goblet was great. Homemade sopapilla was outstanding. Overall not a keeper as far as the food goes. Will continue my quest in Enid for spicy Mexican food establishment that knows what salsa verde or chili verde means.
(2)Chad W.
I have been an occasional patron of La Fiesta for several years. Any time I see family in Enid, I can rely on knowing that everybody I know in town will enjoy this place. I don't go to La Fiesta expecting a hidden culinary treasure. What they do manage is a very reliable consistency which few other restaurants can meet. Time after time, the order is correct, the food is exactly what I remember from the last visit, and everything is where it should be. At nearly every other place I have been to dozens of times, I have endured the occasional off day, disappointing change in some dish or another, or just some part of the experience that wasn't right. I have no such fear here. That reliability is something special. I sit down, I order tamales, I know I'm going to enjoy tamales done the same way I had there a month ago, the same way a year ago, the same way five years ago. When ordering the beans, specify if you wan the dry or the runny type. They have different styles as the default with different dishes, but they'll set things up your way. Also, never skip dessert. Whether you prefer sopapillas or flan, you'll appreciate the indulgent finish.
(5)Mr. C.
Never had a bad meal there, really like the chips and they bring cheese sauce too for no extra charge.
(4)Yvette M.
its alright. I have ad better but I have had worse also. Really I dont even remember what I ate here so that says a lot about how memorable it was but the service was really good and I loved my waitress. so yeah thats about it.
(3)Jack M.
I found the entrees to be food service quality, so nothing special, but tasted well enough. The chips/salsa I wasn't real pleased with - very bland. Overall affordable and descent restaurant.
(2)Ginger D.
Pretty decent tex-mex and good service.
(3)John P.
Why does no Mexican restaurant in Enid have chili verde? Runny refried beans, salsa with no heat, beef taco was just a beef taco, chicken enchilada was just a chicken enchilada, Chili Relleno w cheese was...uneventful. Service was fantastic. Dos Equis Amber served in ice cold goblet was great. Homemade sopapilla was outstanding. Overall not a keeper as far as the food goes. Will continue my quest in Enid for spicy Mexican food establishment that knows what salsa verde or chili verde means.
(2)Scott H.
Solid Tex Mex lunch, but not overwhelmingly good. I will say, La Fiesta gives you good value, particularly on the lunch menu. With lunch, you get your fill of chips, salsa, "queso," tortillas, and relish. I put queso in quotations because it's more like cheese sauce with a couple of peppers in it. No heat, and only a slight taste from the peppers. But, I will say the sauce is thicker than most gratis quesos at Tex Mex joints in Oklahoma. So, good on La Fiesta. The lunch specials are pretty typical, but they are very reasonable. I had a sort of smaller fried burrito. Like a smaller chimichanga. I'll be honest, I can't recall exactly what it's called. It does NOT come with rice and beans. So, watch the menu, apparently only the items that mention rice and beans come with rice and beans. But, it was still enough food, even without the side dishes. The burrito (or chimichanga light) was okay, not great. There is a good amount of meat inside, but that's really it. You have to ask if you'd like pico or veggies on the inside of the burrito. It had a nice crisp and was hot all the way through. Service was good, and they were doing a decent business at lunch on a Tuesday. I'd say the food is 2-3 stars based on comparable Tex Mex joints in Oklahoma, but the lunch value bumps it up to a full 3 stars. I'll return, but not before trying a few more places in Enid. [review 400]
(3)Geary J.
Don't let the building fool you, this is a nice place for a good Mexican meal. As Chad W said in his review it's good consistent meals that are seasoned so everybody can enjoy them. The service is fast and friendly and the food arrives hot and quick. Tiffany and I have been enjoying what La Fiesta offers for well over two decades and we have never been disappointed, it's where we recommend our friends from out of town visit.
(4)Riki P.
La Fiesta is what happens when Mexicans who can't cook decide to open a restaurant. The 'queso' looked like vegetable oil thickened with starch, saturated with Yellow #5, and tasted accordingly. The salsa, watery with long strands of rolled tomato skins floating around in it, was not even mildly spicy and offered little flavor. The guacamole looked like green diarrhea, and didn't even have a nutty flavor like avocados have. Zero flavor. The only redeemable quality about my chimichanga was that the chicken was very tender. Too bad they don't know how to season it!!! It was like they stuffed it with plain, boiled chicken breast. Everything was so bland and boring, it was very disappointing. The sopapia was so small, one packet of honey literally drowned it. To wind this up, I was hungry, so I ate it. I won't be back, and I hope I don't puke oily cheese sauce later.
(1)Vegas K.
Referred by an acquaintance. Gross. Food is Bland. Not impressed. Dirty Inside. Sorry I wasted my money. Never will go back.
(1)Amber H.
I love their shrimp fajitas! Not greasy like others. I usually order to go, do I don't know much about the service.
(4)Chad W.
I have been an occasional patron of La Fiesta for several years. Any time I see family in Enid, I can rely on knowing that everybody I know in town will enjoy this place. I don't go to La Fiesta expecting a hidden culinary treasure. What they do manage is a very reliable consistency which few other restaurants can meet. Time after time, the order is correct, the food is exactly what I remember from the last visit, and everything is where it should be. At nearly every other place I have been to dozens of times, I have endured the occasional off day, disappointing change in some dish or another, or just some part of the experience that wasn't right. I have no such fear here. That reliability is something special. I sit down, I order tamales, I know I'm going to enjoy tamales done the same way I had there a month ago, the same way a year ago, the same way five years ago. When ordering the beans, specify if you wan the dry or the runny type. They have different styles as the default with different dishes, but they'll set things up your way. Also, never skip dessert. Whether you prefer sopapillas or flan, you'll appreciate the indulgent finish.
(5)Mr. C.
Never had a bad meal there, really like the chips and they bring cheese sauce too for no extra charge.
(4)Tina H.
Service was fast and the food was decent. The strawberry margaritas are tasty. I had the lunch combo with a tamale, cheese burrito, lots of refried beans and rice. The chips with salsa and salsa con queso are complimentary and very good on the beans and rice. Would return to try some of their other dishes.
(3)Anne H.
I hope my experience was an isolated one but my experience on Tuesday was disappointing. Staff walked away before we completed ordering, order was not accurate and the whole place seems distracted. Still, food was alright but not remarkable.
(2)Yvette M.
its alright. I have ad better but I have had worse also. Really I dont even remember what I ate here so that says a lot about how memorable it was but the service was really good and I loved my waitress. so yeah thats about it.
(3)Jack M.
I found the entrees to be food service quality, so nothing special, but tasted well enough. The chips/salsa I wasn't real pleased with - very bland. Overall affordable and descent restaurant.
(2)Ginger D.
Pretty decent tex-mex and good service.
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