Casa Perico

Really enjoyed this restaurant. The service and food were exceptional. We sat on the patio that had nice plants and cool tables. I can't wait to go back and try more! Highly recommend the torta sandwiches and the chimichangas. Very cool that they do both queso and salsa with the chips as an appetizer.

I wanted to remove this review but yelp was not letting me delete it which is unfair because it's embarrassing to have 3 reviews

Pork Chili Verde was nice BUT the beef fajitas were made from some processed beef product! No skirt or sirloin flap meat in sight! Yuck!

Great food and cold drinks and good costumer service and I like going there on special occasions

The service here is fantastic but the food just didn't impress me which was disappointing bc others in my family speak so highly of it. Maybe nostalgia for them. The ambiance comes off as a legit authentic Mexican restaurant but the menu is all tex-mex. You can, if you know, order authentic Mexican items and they'll gladly prepare them for you. The prices are quite high for what you receive quality wise. The portions are large but the food is really nothing special. I've been told that it's changed since 2017 and use to be better especially before Covid.

Good food HOWEVER we had a big order delivered, fajitas and NO Tortillas were included! Called and they said it would be 25+ minutes just for tortillas!!?? Unacceptable, they responded we are busy with new orders,so just drive up and wait! Will not go there again just for the complete failure to take of an order already "at the table". Both my wife and I were sick and in no shape to leave house. We've got your money,so blow. Sad and disappointing

Consistently good food. Friendly, attentive staff. Patio option. Can be crowded = good food & service!

Love their Mexican food! We keep going back in when we're in Ok City. When we were in line waiting to be seated the first time we asked the gentleman in front of us if the food was good, & he said their Mexican food is the best! I agree !

I ate there last week, it was delicious. I got one cheese and one spinach enchilada with rice and instead of beans grilled vegetables. For me that was 2 meals. They also have some fantastic hot salsa, and of course the tortillas and relish. All just yummy. They have a patio if you go when it's not too hot! I went to the one on 63 and Meridian, it's small but serves is fast.

This is the best local Mexican chain in the metro. Because everyone in the metro is familiar with Chellino's I'll use it as a reference point. Aside from the food here being significantly tastier than Chellino's and the price being the same if not marginally cheaper. The portion sizes are exceptionally generous. I ordered a Coke and it came out to 2.99 and the cup it came in was larger than the largest Oncue or 7/11 drink you can get, my friend ordered a horchata which is usually a premium priced item and it was a dollar more at 3.99 and the cup was even larger, comically larger. What's more is I've never had anyone offer me To-go drinks or Sopapillas after the table finishes their meal, you have to ask every time at Chellino's and if you didn't know they sopapilas for free you'd never get one. The theme here is generosity and classic Americana style business sense. My father was in the restaurant business and I know what cheap bulk Sysco food taste like and I'm always reminded of it when I eat at Chellino's, which isn't to say that it's bad because Chellino's si always be nostalgic but it is to say that it's sorta just thrown together, heated up. and it's almost all premade ingredients with minimal fresh ingredients or cooking involved. This place on the other hand tasted like everything was from scratch. The ambiance was great because the kitchen is open concept so you can watch them make your food fresh to order as you enjoy the chips and dip. The salsa was made from scratch and the cheese sauce tasted similar to Ted's white queso except it was on the house and not a surcharge. Can't say enough great things about the place and it'll me my new go to for Mexican. I'd go as far as to say it's significantly better than Chellino's and chuys, and on-par or slightly beat by uncle Julio's.