Tacos Los Hermanos

Friendly service and a good sized menu. They do more than tacos for sure. I will come back if I am in the area.

Great food and very authentic! We definitely will be coming back here! Nice staff and they care about their food.

Very authentic. Good quality ingredients. Tortillas made fresh., salad served with fresh avocado and quest fresco. Both red and green sauces were well seasoned.,

The food was awesome. It was also extremely affordable. I had tacos, because what’s the point of going to a place called Tacos Los Hermanos and ordering something that isn’t a taco. My favorite was the pastor (seasoned pork), and the chorizo (spicy sausage) was a close second.
As a non Spanish speaker, there were a few struggles in translation, but otherwise we had a great experience.

Authentic and delicious. Very friendly staff. The homemade corn tortillas are worth the visit.

Great people, great food, when I walked in I was greeted and for the most part everything looked nice and clean.

The service was great. The salsa was on the watery side for my taste and the chips were store bought. I had a pastor sopa and a beef sopa. Both were good. If we didn’t live far away, I would eat here again

Wait. Staff was friendly and I know it is authentic Mexican, but if your going to serve the public you need to speak the language. I went here because of Unilocal,but I I asked for sour cream and he brought me soured milk.
It makes sense because he looked at my like I had thee heads. Otherwise the Food was ok

Wow this is the best place for menudo. Great food great place. Some of the nicest staff ever. Will be back.

This is my new favorite place to eat when I’m in Tulsa (live in Bville). The service is excellent. The first time my husband and I ate here, I wanted to try something other than tacos. The friendly guy who works weekend days — dark hair — was very helpful and I ended up with the Bistec a la Mexicana. It was fantasitc — served with homemade tortillas. My husband ordered three different types of tacos and said they were excellent.
The rice and beans that come with the meals (not the tacos) are excellent — not your average refried beans… just better somehow.
Second time we went, I ordered the carne asada — good, but a little chewy.
Next time, back to the Bistec a la Mexicana. Good, but really chewy.
I’ll give them another try and hope the quality of the beef improves.

This is a small hidden gem. It serves pretty much homemade simple food. It’s always fresh, the prices are very budget friendly. As good as any street tacos I’ve had before. I just had a sope de pollo and carne asada taco with horchata. Just what I needed.

SERVICE: Very hospitable. We told them we were new in town and the waiter gave us drinks on the house. Score.
FOOD: Delicious and plentiful. I got the chicken fajitas and they were sautéed to perfection with onions and peppers. Also had the horchata (rice drink with cinnamon) which was light and refreshing. Highly recommend.
PRICE: Affordable for the quantity and quality.
LAST WORD: Eat here.

Three $ 1.50 carne asada tacos and a bottle of Mexican coke is the perfect lunch. With their homemade tortillas and perfectly cooked meat, it reminded me of home. Home is 4 miles this side of the Reynosa Mexico border crossing. I am looking forward to going back to this restaurant.

Tacos Los Hermanos = good to great tacos, but not the absolute best taco I’ve had.
1. Service was very friendly. I was a little worried that I would have to dig up some high school Spanish, but English was fine. Also, the lady who took our order had FANTASTIC eyeliner. I say this with all seriousness.
2. They take credit cards. Score!
3. The tacos themselves were good, but not mind-​blowing. Each one was topped with chopped white onions and cilantro, and came with salsa, radishes, and lime wedges on the side. I tried the carnitas, buche, and lengua. I liked the buche the best, but they just lacked a certain OOMPH.
TL;DR: Good, but I think there are better tacos out there.

This place is great; the perfect little hole in the wall! I got the carne asada and the flavor was great, though the meat was a little tough. The rice and beans that came with it was wonderful, though! The rice wasn’t dry or bland and the beans were creamy and flavorful. The grilled jalapeño pepper was the perfect little burst of heat for the carne asada. My husband got the pork huarache and it was absolutely divine; especially with the salsa verde. I recommend trying that if you stop by Tacos Los Harmanos.
P. S. Don’t forget to grab a nice bottle of coke made with real sugar to wash it all down!

I’ve been following these guys since they had the taco truck a few years ago! Amazing home-​style Mexican food, my wife and I haven’t found a match anywhere else. We’ve tried tacos in California, Texas, and Nashville and haven’t found anything comparable to the food and friendliness of the management at Tacos Los Hermanos (Brothers Tacos).

My family has become frequent customer of this restaurant.
They are clean and they are always nice to the customers.
I have tried the «carne en su jugo», Menudo, «Tortas de lengua», Tacos, Huaraches, Gorditas, etc.
I love the flavor of the food they made, My favorites are Carne en su Jugo and Torta de lengua.
definitely a place to visit.
It is a small place, and it gets packed at lunch time on weekends.
visit them, you will love it!

Since the closing of one of my favorite Mexican hole in the wall places, I have been searching for the next best burrito. This week we tried this place. I was amazed about how clean this place was inside. Their kitchen is open for the public to see everything that goes in there.
I ordered the Pastor Burrito (marinated pork) and my buddy ordered Carne Asada Burrito. (each burrito was under $ 5 with tax). Although they were both pretty good, we both agreed the Pastor was a bit better.
I will definitely go back and bring others, although my search isn’t complete, it is on top of the list so far.