Speedy Gonzalez

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  Good food, good price, good service, great salsa. The lunch menu is a great value. We especially like any of their pork dishes, which add a twist to traditional favorites. The menu has a good variety of typical favorites and they do not disappoint.

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  Posted on 09.13.13 Ben W.

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  This is a great place for a quick and cheap lunch.  They are usually pretty packed but it moves quickly. Speedy's lives up to its name.

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  Posted on 08.23.13 Donald T.

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  Good food.  Shredded beef chimi and carne asada street tacos both scored very well.
  
  Service was good as well.  We dined outside of peak time, so our order came up very quickly.  We were unsure whether we should go to the counter to pay or if the waiter would bring the bill to us.  When we saw him go outside to straighten up the patio we just went to the counter to pay and all was well.
  
  Don't sit behind the divider if you want prompt refill service.  They do have HUGE cups for their soft drinks, so it wasn't a problem for us.
  
  Pepsi soft drinks.
  
  Chips and salsa are complimentary only if you order a dinner.  They do bring you chips & salsa before you get a menu though.  Beware!

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  Posted on 07.07.13 Steven P.

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  Service was SLOW! Food was ok, not worth going back.

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  Posted on 11.10.12 Chase H.

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  This joint is excellent, and certainly lives up to it's name. The waitstaff is very friendly and the most impressive thing is how well they all help each other. Just sitting in a booth and watching them work-bringing out plates of food, getting refills for the other's table-that stuff is impressive. And all with a smile. And it really doesn't hurt that the food is delicious. I've had many enchiladas in my day(much to my wife's chagrin), and there is nowhere that does them better in Tulsa or the surrounding areas. And seriously...their quesadillas... Not even Los Cabos(where a meal like the one we got last night would be closer to $40 instead of the $28 we spent) can make better quesadillas....I highly recommend getting them with fajita meat. You will not regret it. In any way. Ever. If I can offer one small criticism, it's their queso. It could be a little more spicy. But, I admit that is my own personal preference for queso, not everyone is a heat lover. Luckily, their salsa compliments it perfectly, so when you mix them, you get what to me, is the perfect queso. I guess what I'm saying is that I'm lazy and would prefer that they do all the work for me. Cause, you know. I'm important. FEED ME!....uh...where was I?....Oh...yes...just go here. Eat and be merry. You're welcome.

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  Posted on 10.08.11 Joshua B.

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  This little Mexican restaurant with various degrees of bright colored paint on the outside has been one of my long time favorite restaurants, here in Glenpool.  Though the place looks a little garish on the outside, there is no denying that the place has great food.  For years, the taste of the food hasn't changed at all, and the portion hasn't gone down either.  As with many Mexican restaurants, your meal starts out with chips and salsa.  The main difference I find with Speedys in comparison to other Mexican restaurants, is that the chips they serve are not from a bag.  And you can taste the difference when you bite into them--fresh and significantly less salty.  The main dishes themselves come as a large platter (one that to this day I can only eat a little over half of in one sitting).  Some meals come with another small dish for sides (like sour cream, cheese, guacamole, etc.), and a small stack of warm tortilla shells.  As I remember, the whole thing, minus the drinks, runs in the $7 range.

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  Posted on 05.26.09 Celia M.

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