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Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 617 N Carnegie St, Carnegie, OK 73015
Phone: (580) 654-2424
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/El-Charros/163002560400011
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Reviews
lizbeth johnson
I liked it. It is a super cute small restaurant. Very nice service. Could use a little bit more meat in the food. Other than that it is worth it to stop in and have a plate.
… moreColt Southon
My brother and I came here for lunch. I was told it was an authentic Mexican restaurant. While, I wouldn’t say it is authentic I will say it was delicious food. I went to order a horchata, but they dont serve those there. I didnt press about any different flavors of Agua fresca. Assumed if they didnt have one they wouldn’t have the others. I ordered the taquitos and they tasted amazing. I would highly recommend this spot if you need a fix without concerning yourself too much on the authenticity of the whole vibe. The servers were polite and attentive. We got there during the post church rush so I felt bad for the 3 servers taking care of the whole place. They handled themselves well alternating between taking orders, running food and checking on tables. Seems like a better system for them than sections. All in all, the only reason I didnt put this place as a 5 star is because it looks like it presents itself as an authentic Mexican restaurant, but is more like tex-mex.
… moreDaniel Ortiz
Food was good the service was great from the outside no much to look at but the food was great I would’ve gave 5 stars if I didn’t have to wait so long to pay
… moreTeresa Moore
Ordered two meals to go and a 20 oz salsa on 2-2-25. Cost was $20+. Got home and had no chips. Called the restaurant about missing chips and was asked if I said I wanted chips. I said I didn’t know you had to order chips when you ordered salsa. They said yes, you do need to ask for chips. I went back to El Charro to get the chips and was charged $7 for the attached chips. I live in OKC and there isnt a Mexican restaurant in town that doesn’t provide COMPLIMENTARY chips, salsa and queso with EVERY MEAL. I understand paying extra for a larger salsa, but this price is unreasonable! Now I know why there was no one in the restaurant at 6:30 pm! They are pricing themselves out of business!
… moreDelivered by Faith
I recommend this establishment!
The food was exactly what I have been craving for years. Delicious.
… moreThe food was exactly what I have been craving for years. Delicious.
Laura McMullin
To Whom It May Concern,
As a new home and business owner in the Carnegie, OK area, I’m always eager to support local establishments. Unfortunately, my recent experience at *El Charro Restaurant* was not just disappointing — it was infuriating. And I say that as someone who openly acknowledges I struggle with severe anger issues, which is why I go out of my way to be overly polite. I hold doors, I say “excuse me,” and I treat every interaction with respect because I understand my own triggers. So when someone is rude to me despite that effort, the problem isn’t mine — it’s theirs.
From the moment I stepped into El Charro, it was clear the staff had no consistency or training. Chips and salsa were included with my first order — and visibly served to other customers while I stood there. But when I politely mentioned that mine were missing, I was met with a blank stare and told, “We don’t do that here.” Mind you, I was literally watching chips being handed to other patrons. They mentioned I could pay for it. I declined, still polite, only to receive a dirty look as I walked away.
Later, I called back to speak with a manager. The same girl who gave me attitude answered — and forgot to mute the call. I overheard her speaking and realized just how little respect this restaurant has for its customers. When I finally got the owner on the phone, his response was, “Yeah, this the guy who was just in here asking about his chips?” I confirmed, politely again. His response? “This is *my* restaurant, and I’ll do what I want.” Without question of my situation or what I needed as a customer. “Amongst other rude things and his tone regardless of my being polite. I was finished with this conversation and hung up.
That kind of arrogance is unacceptable. Businesses in 2025 need to remember: *We don’t need you. You need us.* It’s the people walking through your doors that allow you to keep those doors open. And let’s not forget — the sour cream I was served was *hot and chunky.* That’s a food safety issue waiting to happen.
Needless to say, I won’t be returning. If you care about how you’re treated or about the quality of your food, you’ve been warned.
Sincerely,
A Local Business Owner & Disappointed Customer
… moreAs a new home and business owner in the Carnegie, OK area, I’m always eager to support local establishments. Unfortunately, my recent experience at *El Charro Restaurant* was not just disappointing — it was infuriating. And I say that as someone who openly acknowledges I struggle with severe anger issues, which is why I go out of my way to be overly polite. I hold doors, I say “excuse me,” and I treat every interaction with respect because I understand my own triggers. So when someone is rude to me despite that effort, the problem isn’t mine — it’s theirs.
From the moment I stepped into El Charro, it was clear the staff had no consistency or training. Chips and salsa were included with my first order — and visibly served to other customers while I stood there. But when I politely mentioned that mine were missing, I was met with a blank stare and told, “We don’t do that here.” Mind you, I was literally watching chips being handed to other patrons. They mentioned I could pay for it. I declined, still polite, only to receive a dirty look as I walked away.
Later, I called back to speak with a manager. The same girl who gave me attitude answered — and forgot to mute the call. I overheard her speaking and realized just how little respect this restaurant has for its customers. When I finally got the owner on the phone, his response was, “Yeah, this the guy who was just in here asking about his chips?” I confirmed, politely again. His response? “This is *my* restaurant, and I’ll do what I want.” Without question of my situation or what I needed as a customer. “Amongst other rude things and his tone regardless of my being polite. I was finished with this conversation and hung up.
That kind of arrogance is unacceptable. Businesses in 2025 need to remember: *We don’t need you. You need us.* It’s the people walking through your doors that allow you to keep those doors open. And let’s not forget — the sour cream I was served was *hot and chunky.* That’s a food safety issue waiting to happen.
Needless to say, I won’t be returning. If you care about how you’re treated or about the quality of your food, you’ve been warned.
Sincerely,
A Local Business Owner & Disappointed Customer
Daniel BRINK
Great food and great place to eat. They are really cheap. The food is out of this world. Service is great. Well done guys
… moreThe Beka Show
I absolutely love the food and service. Service is amazing. The paintings on the wall set the mood and help add colour, Food is delicious and filling!
Sometimes they have slow days (understandable) or they have busy days (also understandable), but despite that, place totally rocks.
Love the place, 10/10, would recommend.
… moreSometimes they have slow days (understandable) or they have busy days (also understandable), but despite that, place totally rocks.
Love the place, 10/10, would recommend.
Amanda Rene
The food wasn’t bad. But it wasn’t “good” either. The “service” was two teenagers who were more worried about touching on each other than taking care of the ONE table they had. I got up and got our refills. They were completely annoyed to help us and when I said something, she told me “I’m sorry you feel that way.” No care for the customers. Take your time and go back to the next town over. Don’t waste your time here.
… moreDrey Hawkins
The food is usually good enough, but their prices are higher than the Mexican places in Weatherford. They don’t even offer margaritas to help you be okay with the unfortunate prices. Otherwise, not a bad place to eat.
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