Tequila Chulos

Apparently, this is the new hotspot in OKC because it was bustling the entire time we were there on a Saturday night. When we arrived, we were asked if we had reservations, which we didn't, but luckily the four of us managed to snag seats at the bar.The food is more on the fancy Mexican side, so if you're after authentic cuisine, this might not be the spot. I had the asada tacos--they were good, but I probably wouldn't order them again. Our group also tried the fajitas, chimichanga, and ceviche. The ceviche was tasty, the chimichanga had a unique flavor (my friend ended up removing some toppings), and the fajitas were good.The atmosphere and decor were fantastic, though it did get quite loud. I'd be keen to return, try the patio, and perhaps just stick to appetizers.

Wanted to try this new place out since everyone has been raving about it! The bar area is so cool and modern decor was done just right throughout here! I got just a standard margarita that was delicious and the chips and salsa that's complimentary was pretty tasty as well.I myself got the 2 taco plate chicken etc it was good and wow was it filling i couldn't even finish! They put so much meat in those tacos! Out waitress was very kind and attentive also

I'm not going to lie, I was real skeptical that I would even enjoy Tequila Chulos because being married to my Mexican hubby, we really only focus on authentic. Luckily, I got to try them out for a girls night! MAKE SURE TO MAKE RESERVATIONS! Being a newer restaurant, they were PACKED. The place gives great vibes. The decor and size really complement well. One thing I didn't like is that the room we were in, it's LOUD. So don't think this will be a quiet intimate dinner. The service was okay. I get it, it's a newer restaurant so there's going to be lag for service. So expect slower service for sure. But another detractor was when some of my friends ordered a drink, they knew from looking at photos which one they were going to get (aesthetics and all froufrou) and got a ceramic cup. Fine, they still got their drink but presentation is a huge thing especially when you have expectations from seeing pictures online and an asking price of $14 for a cocktail. Adding to that, I had ordered a drink that included mint (which made a difference in taste might I add). I got my drink, it didn't have it, so I told the waitress. She brought out a sprig of mint lol I mean I guess I got my mint? The food actually is where I was actually pleasantly surprised. I personally had the chimichanga with the recommendation of the sour cream sauce. Is it authentic? No. But that's where the chef skills come to play. The flavors and textures are very well thought out. Tons of flavor and just so delicious. Everyone enjoyed their food! If you LOVE spicy, and I mean you actually like true spicy hot, burn your taste buds, definitely ask for the spicy salsa. Definitely would go back once the kinks are out for a newer restaurant and it gets a little calmer from being a new hot spot. Would have given less stars because of it just being so loud and hard to enjoy a conversation and the kinks of being new for service and expectations but giving a 5/5 truly for food!

Went on a Thurs night, it wasn't busy, many tables open. Food was good, service was slow

I was there with a party of 14 or so on a Saturday night it was super super packed. The service was good the guy really took care of us. I got the Frozen Sangria to drink and the lobster enchiladas to eat with rice and beans. Also a side of elotè food was amazing no complaints at all. The place was very hidden and super cute!

Beautiful restaurant that has a patio for warmer months that can be opened up. Food is delicious. It's a James Vu concept and the tuna ceviche is similar to La Brasa (which I looove) but has a unique spin of chipotle on it which gives it a bit of spice. Birria and carne asada tacos are both ! Service is very nice. Go check it out!

The food here was so good. I ordered the shrimp tacos and I had for a drink the Uno Momento. The shrimp taco entrée had two tacos with rice and beans. It was absolutely delicious with a very generous amount. The service was really nice. Our waitress was very prompt and attentive. The restaurant has a nice decor but is actually medium size restaurant and it's very busy on a Saturday so I suggest making reservations in advance.

This is a new favorite Mexican restaurant in OKC. The portions are large, food delicious, drinks on point, and vibes poppin. As soon as you enter, you're stepping into a lil Tulum oasis. Here's everything we ordered (& enjoyed!) : Shrimp ceviche - one of the best I've ever had. It needs to be LIMÓN AF & that's exactly what it was Elote - this came with two and was more amazing than expected! Very authentic and like the elote man pulled up to our table himself Carnitas estilo Michoacán - part pork shoulder, part pork belly, this was filling, flavorful and enough for twoIf you haven't checked out this new hot spot, run don't walk, and you'll be promised a good time with great food

I wanted to update my review since I did go back recently after my first visit, and still had a similar experience. However, after reading others reviews I just wanted to school some on the "spicy" note. To those that mentioned the spicy salsa had no extra flavor.. Spicy is not a flavor. It is a pain sensation caused by the chemical compound capsaicin. It releases endorphins and adrenaline which can give a person a spicy, "high" that's why it's so addictive for some like myself and others that enjoy spicy foods. So, don't ever expect a pepper to add much flavor to a dish especially a habanero pepper haha, because it's not a flavor note, it's a pain sensation.

Ambiance is great. Elegant but comforting and fitting for the style of cuisine. Service was prompt even while busy. Salsa is the money. Food was done great full of flavor and great portions. Drinks were on point. Had the chicken fajitas and also skirt steak . Yum!! Will be back. New favorite Mexican cuisine spot