Taqueria Octavio's

This business is permanently closed. A new business moved in. I don't onow what tge name of the place is. But they also have Mexican food.

Had two Al-pastor and one asada. very fresh and flavorful tacos. The grilled jalapeño was seasoned well, would like a bit more cooked, but went well with the dish. The salsas were also very tasty and help round out the flavor of the tacos, my biggest complaint was the serving size v. The cost. The servers were also friendly. It was a bit pricey, but this shouldn't deter you from giving this place a try.

There are plenty of Latino restaurants in Enid. Octavio's is one of the ones I could recommend to a new person in town without fear of disappointing them.

My boyfriend and I discovered this place on a whim one day in Enid. It's now a must-go anytime we are in town.I've always had the taco platter, which comes with rice and beans. The beans are topped with shredded cheese and are quite flavorful. The tacos are served in two tortillas and are loaded to the brim with meat, so the three tacos are filling. The tortillas are warmed on the griddle first, so they bring something to the meal as well. The nice thing in the COVID era is that the salsa bar items are now pre-packaged.There's nothing fancy about Octavia's, which I think makes it even better. Man, I've made myself hungry thinking about this place as I was writing the review.

Good service, Great food. Love the Salsa Bar!

Amazing Mexican food. The server is always very nice and takes good care of you. I'm a big fan of the taco plate using different meats and they also have decent tamales. Chips and salsa is excellent, just wish they added some guacamole to their menu.

We love the cochinita pibil served here -- extremely flavorful, perfectly seasoned, and absolutely authentic.If you've stumbled into Octavio's seeking Tex-Mex, well, you need to try again, cookie. This is the real thing -- not some Americanized bullshit pandering to the Chads and Karens of the world.Love this joint -- too bad it's all the way up in Garfield County!

$7 for 3 tacos, rice, and beans! Food was delicious. Staff was amazingly nice. And you can't beat the value. Everything seemed pretty clean and fresh too.

It's been nearly a year since my husband and I stopped here on a trip, but it's been on our minds ever since. So much so that we're discussing a four hour round trip in the name of tacos. We tried every taco meat option available and were pleased with all. Cochinita pibil (a Yucatán pulled pork flavored with annatto and orange) can be hard to find, and many places don't offer chorizo con papa. Bear in mind, please, that my husband is from central Mexico and we spend a respectable amount of time there... i.e. we came looking for authentic tacos, and we found them. Even the tortillas were good. Salsa was appropriately spicy, and chiles toreados were provided.If you're looking for tex mex, move along. If you're searching for a six page menu with every possible combination plate made with crunchy tacos, ground beef, and enchiladas, keep looking. If you somehow truly believe that queso is the mark of a real taqueria, I don't even know where to start with you.This earned the picky man's stamp of approval. Now go eat some tacos!

I've been on the hunt for some good Mexican food in Enid (or maybe just NWOK in general)..not a fan of the Texmex either. This place did not disappoint! I tried three different tacos and all were good but the Al pastor was my favorite. I'm usually not a fan of beans but these were good! I'll be a repeat customer for sure!