Alfredo's

[roci28]

Has anyone heard of this? I believe I saw a sign on the marquis at 39th and MacArthur...in the area of Jersey Mike's, that Alfredo's Mexican restaurant was coming in.

[Plutonic Panda]

I think you posted in the wrong thread man, maybe try pm'img Pete or MMM and asking them to move this to appropriate category.

[gurantula35]

Alfredos is similar to Ted's. but IMO, better. They have locations in Moore, Edmond, and Yukon already. If you haven't tried it already, do it. you'll be impressed

[Pete]

There are already two really good Okie Mex places nearby: Able's at 50th & MacArthur and Casa Perico at 63rd & Meridian.

Home

[bchris02]

I agree about Alfredo's. It is slightly better than Ted's but doesn't have near the hype so I've been able to eat there without 30 minute waits.

[Debzkidz]

We eat at the Alfredo's in Edmond quite a bit. We really like it. It does get really crowded though, especially on Fridays, of course. We've had to wait many times between 15-30 minutes, but it's worth the wait.

[Garin]

You won't get in the Moore location in 30 mins on a Thursday,Friday ,or Saturday night

[Easy180]

You won't get in the Moore location in 30 mins on a Thursday,Friday ,or Saturday night

You can get right in on Saturday nights when OU is playing. The perfect time to go lol

[jdcf]

I'll plug Alfredo's too. We initially became fans with the Weatherford location which is now closed. Yes, it is Ted's-like.

We also enjoy Los Amigos which is a block or two north of 39th on MacArthur. Hope all of these places have continued success.

[Larry OKC]

is this going in the corner of that strip mall where Cocina De Mino (and a Luby's at the other end) used to be?

[roci28]

Looks like it will be on the SE corner of 39th and Mac Arthur.

[gjl]

Just got a brochure in the mail advertising a new Alfredos Mexican Cafe in Warr Acres. 3800 N MacArthur. I think they have higher quality Mexican food than say a Chelinos. The one we usually go to in Yukon is always packed. This one is right around the corner from us.

[ultimatesooner]

no reason for me to even try it when Abels is ~1 mile up the road

[gjl]

For me Abels is no bueno.

[LakeEffect]

For me Abels is no bueno.

Why?

[gjl]

Why?

I guess because the Good Lord gave everyone different taste buds. I can say the same thing about On The Border. I really liked Nino's on NW Highway but it closed.

[Garin]

Alfredo's high quality closer to Teds than anything else.

[Anonymous.]

If this is the same thing as the one on Broadway/33rd in Edmond. Then yes it is good. Better bang for buck than Teds (why does everyone in OKC have a fascination with that place?!).

[gjl]

If this is the same thing as the one on Broadway/33rd in Edmond. Then yes it is good. Better bang for buck than Teds (why does everyone in OKC have a fascination with that place?!).

It is. There is also one in Moore on I35 and in Yukon as previously mentioned. I've never eaten at Teds but the wife has and says it is good but likes Alfredos better.

[Pete]

Also, Casa Perico on 63rd & Meridian is pretty darn good.

[Prunepicker]

Also, Casa Perico on 63rd & Meridian is pretty darn good.

Yes! Very good. I've eaten there several times and haven't been
disappointed. Abel's (Ah-Bel) is good,, too. I like it better than
Pericos (Parakeets) but only because it's not the usual Tex Mex. Pericos
is very good. You won't be disappointed with Perico's.

But, I like Los Amigos best of all. The reason is because it reminds me
of El Charritos. El Charritos is, as far as I'm concerned, the watershed
of Tex Mex in OKC.

Hey, El Charrito may have been the worst Tex Mex in the world but it's
what I enjoyed once a month for years.

[ctchandler]

Prunepicker,
Southwest 32nd and Robinson? That was the first Mexican food I ever had and I never had any other till I joined the Navy and went to Tijuana, Mexico. I remember El Charrito from when I was around four to five years old.
C. T.

The reason is because it reminds me
of El Charritos. El Charritos is, as far as I'm concerned, the watershed
of Tex Mex in OKC.

Hey, El Charrito may have been the worst Tex Mex in the world but it's
what I enjoyed once a month for years.

[ljbab728]

Prunepicker,
Southwest 32nd and Robinson? That was the first Mexican food I ever had and I never had any other till I joined the Navy and went to Tijuana, Mexico. I remember El Charrito from when I was around four to five years old.
C. T.

CT, that was our go to place for Mexican when I was young also.

[Prunepicker]

... Southwest 32nd and Robinson? That was the first Mexican food I ever
had and I never had any other till I joined the Navy and went to Tijuana,
Mexico. I remember El Charrito from when I was around four to five years
old.
C. T.

And in the Palacios Apartments. We ate there about twice a month.
Jorge was the Maitre 'D. I thought he looked like Danny Thomas. I
saw him about 20 years ago.

I remember some of the the entree names. Each was proceeded by
"The"...

Laraedo
Explorer
Defeat
Village

The nachos consisted of about 12 chips with some melted cheddar
and a slice of jalapeno. We were fascinated with them!

[Urbanized]

Also, Casa Perico on 63rd & Meridian is pretty darn good.

Hear, hear.