Casa De Los Milagros Mexican Restaurant And Cantina

We went out for lunch, but the restaurant we intended to visit was overcrowded so we decided to try this place. So happy we did! We can now add this to our favorites. We had the queso, tortilla soup and pozole. All three items were flavorful and homemade. The pozole came with sides of cabbage, onions, & radishes to add to the soup. This was more than enough for us, and we were happy to have leftovers to take home.

OMG! Why? Why have I not eaten here before!?! This is authentic, delicious food with fabulous service! Our server Fabian was the best and most helpful. White queso and salsa, Pazole Rojo, Botanas, Mexican tacos with chicken tortilla soup and potatoes, guiso with rice and bean, mangonado. EVERYTHING was delicious but I think the Pazole was my favorite. Don't be afraid to try a squeeze of lime. Reasonably priced and big portions of delicious food

Probably the prettiest mexican restaurant in the city. Their food is also very good. The fajitas were some of the best I've ever had. The service was adequate. The server didn't go out of his way to make us feel at home, but he still performed his job. The restroom facilities could have been a little cleaner. The paper towels were on a roll sitting on the counter. The floor was sticky. And for such a gorgeous bathroom, they've let it get a little rundown. The cloth napkins also had a funny smell -- like Gain and sour milk. Overall, it's one of my favorite places in okc and one of my all time favorite Mexican restaurants. With just a touch more attention on these little details it would be perfect.

The food was very good and reasonably priced, presented well and very hot when served. The spices blended very well together, and my steak dinner was tender. It was a bit overdone for my taste, but still very enjoyable. My wife brought home half of her beef fajita meal because of it being a large proportion.

Casa De Los is a very nice and clean restaurant. The good was just okay but not the best Mexican food we have eaten. We ate lunch and was shocked that the place was empty. For a Mexican restaurant the portion sizes that we had were a small. Overall, there was a lot to like about this restaurant and I would try it again for dinner. Too bad we were just passing through.

If you want good quality and as close to authentic as you can get, head over to Milagros! I love the food here and the drinks aren't too shabby either! But def here for the food! Since the patio is now open now you can sit outside again! Always open seating and spacious so you don't feel crowded when eating! I had 2 margaritas & fajitas for around $41 with tax and tip! A WIN!