Senor Fajitas

Probably the worst mexican food I have ever had. Even worst then El Zarapes. Sorry folks but not good and not tasty.

Señor Fajita’s is a great place to eat lunch or dinner. It’s a no frills, basic Tex-​Mex type place that consistently delivers solid, tasty food. I live and work in Owasso and routinely drive into Tulsa to eat lunch with my wife at Señor Fajitas. Anyone who lives around Tulsa knows there’s no shortage of Tex-​Mex places to choose from in the area, and I’ve tried most of them, but routinely go back to Señor Fajitas.
Lunch specials are extremely reasonably priced for what you get, and the cooks in the kitchen have never failed to deliver to my expectations. Their fajitas are as good or better than what you’ll pay twice the price for at Los Cabos or On The Border.
The tamales are as good if not better than any other restaurants in the area, and I’m a big tamale snob. I make my own at home, so I’m pretty critical in that area.
Ate lunch their just yesterday in fact, and had the lunch special #6, which was 2 beef tamales, rice and beans for around $ 5.00 Wife had her lunch and we split an order of a very good white queso.
To make my point… I ate at Taco Bueno for lunch today and spent more for my fast food heat and eat stuff there than I did yesterday for a fresh cooked meal.
If it were closer, I’d definitely eat lunch there a lot more often.
But even for dinners, the food is excellent and VERY reasonably priced. The only thing this place doesn’t really have going for it is location. It shares a space with Gardner’s Used Books on Mingo, so after work there’s not really a lot of traffic like there is on the 71^st corridor. If you live in the eastern half of Tulsa or BA, do yourself a favor and give Señor Fajita’s a try. If you work anywhere near the BA expressway, you can be there in a matter of minutes, and the only regret you’ll have is that you haven’t eaten here before.
The owners are great people, VERY personable and friendly with customers, and the waitstaff walks that fine line between keeping everything full and not being intrusive.
This place is on my short list of favorite places to eat, which says a lot, since Owasso has quite a few Tex-​Mex places of our own, and I’d still rather drive to Señor Fajita’s to eat than eat locally.