El Nopal - Sand Springs

My partner and I always get street tacos and a wet burrito and half them because it is so big! We eat lunch here about 3 times a month. It is delicious!

Some delicious authentic food . Love it all especially the fried plantains. Service was on the spot and the people and customer base were friendly and nice . Reminded me of small town dinner

It's a hole in the wall, but it's worth trying it. It's small but very good. I had the wet burrito with beef tongue, lettuce, and mators topped with melted cheese. Portion was bigger than I expected , and I ended up taking half of it home (and I'm a big guy). The wife had the chlie relleno topped with red sauce, which she said it was better than other well-known restaurants. There was only one waitress, so the service was a little slow but not too bad. The only issue was that someone brought their 2-year-old, and her screaming or shreaking was too loud for such a small place. I noticed some breakfast type items and take out available. Which I might choose, lol. We visited on a Thursday early evening, but business was picking up

I eat here often—stopping on my way to and from Tulsa. The guacamole and pico are great and their salsa is good too. They also make a small side of hot salsa on some dishes.The staff is great even when it’s a little busy.Prices are moderate and they have a good variety on their menu, including street tacos and pupusas. I usually get a cheese and spinach pupusa or steak quesadilla. Their coffee is noticeably good!Yesterday I discovered a vegetable stand next door that just opened. It’s open all day every day—so now I have two reasons to stop by!

I love the pupusas, and the guacamole is good, too.