Carniceria El Rodeo

This is great the is AMAZING but I had one problem I was eating my menudo and then I saw hair on the meat and I was shocked but then I thought no big deal its probably just the hair from the cow THEN I SAW LIKE TEN PIECES OF HAIR and I was like"ok this is definitely hair from a person

Went to this place for the first time and although the food looked okay, I bit into a taco and found a little piece of bone in it... Alright, no big deal...I decided to try the quesadilla and it too had a small bone in it... Come on people, this can't be the norm for how you prep your food in the kitchen... I bit into the burrito and it had like half of a chicken leg bone in it!!! You guys could kill someone or even a child from a choking hazard!!! I had to throw the rest of this terrible food away because of that risk alone... This has to be the worst Mexican food I've ever had!!! I will never be back and I hope plenty of people see this message and do themselves a favor and stay far away from here!!!

This place is awesome! Want great food for cheap? Authentic Mexican? Come and get it!

Damn I'm a white boy but this is the best Mexican you can get. Anywhere. Period. This place is authentic as it gets and in the summers I get it once a week. Prices are impossible to beat and it's gas.

Great place to get fajita marinada for carne asada plus their already cooked meats are good too. My husband loves their carnitas.

Seems like my partner has a talent to find random places with great food. Today after months of being away from OKC we drove to what I thought was a meat market (given the Market/Meat sign at the entrance) only to find a piñata clutter market with a food section to satisfy all taco lovers needs. Since I was a bit confused by the million options I asked the friendly attendant if one of the huge containers was chorizo but it wasn't it, it actually was chopped meat al pastor, the other appealing meat in the next counter ended up being barbacoa...I paused to consider my choices, my references for this style of food come from the places in Mexico where barbacoa is cooked underground and the meat looks slightly different, the meat here is different but probably tastes great, it looks greats... so I didn't dive into the unfamiliar and chose the meat next to meat al pastor: chorizo and scrambled eggs. Two minutes later I ended with a massive platter in my hands filled with rice, beans (vegetarians please note the beans are full of meat in all modalities: sausage, chorizo, lard, etc.) and what looked like a kilo of meat on the side with a generous serving of fried onions and jalapeno peppers. As soon as I notice the huge amount of food I asked the counter lady to reduce the meat serving to about half of what was in the plate.The meal was delicious, affordable ($4.99 since I split the original size in half -seems like they don't do half orders but they accepted to do it at my request, you can always ask right?), the setting was interesting even though I was highly distracted by the neatly organized array of candy, colorful piñatas, rancheras and the banda loud tunes on the background; to be honest the only thing missing here were 3 sets of televisions, one with a soap opera another with a football game and a third with a talk show with a beautiful woman and a clown...then I would have felt complete and back in some Fonda deep south from the border. The place is quite generous and very convenient if you are on a budget and seeking a tasty meal (did I mention my meal came with a generous side of steaming hot tortillas -corn or wheat depending on your choice-) The one container meal was 8.99 -and I saw two guys splitting one platter (while happily singing and showing homesick nostalgia to the tunes of Jose Alfredo Jimenez Paloma Querida)As I left I saw the women on the back slicing some delicious mango that is retailed in a cup for 2.99 according to the signs on the wall. If they only stop using plastic the place would get a higher score (being eco-conscious counts!) Will stop back for sure and this time I will get the perfect small portion I need to satisfy my hunger: just 1 gordita al pastor.

Not a restaurant, actually a meat market/grocery store, but the food is great and the portions are... well, try for yourself !

I go here every couple of weeks because you can buy carnitas buy the pound! It is really good and they have the best salsa Rojo in the OKC! Prices are very good, and they have warmed up tortillas to buy as well!

We are white folks and this is a good store. It's clean inside, good staff, and good meats. If your looking for real Mexican meats, veggies, tortillas, this is the place to come. We drive from almost Mustang to El Rodeo. I give this place 5 stars.