Mexican Food in Norman (2025)

A Norman mainstay since 2001, this family-owned spot draws on Chihuahua recipes and big-hearted hospitality. Frequently highlighted by TravelOK and Visit Norman, it’s beloved for hand-pressed tortillas, fresh salsas, and festive margaritas that anchor countless local celebrations.

On Campus Corner for decades, Pepe Delgado’s sticks to from-scratch, Mexico-rooted cooking—no shortcuts. Praised by Oklahoma Gazette and featured by TravelOK, it’s where locals point visitors for honest plates like puerco en salsa verde and rajitas en salsa chipotle.

A beloved breakfast-and-lunch institution where the huevos rancheros, chilaquiles, and green-chile smothered plates fuel weekend lines. TravelOK and local outlets have celebrated its family story and loyal following—come early and bring an appetite.

This independent taquería behind a convenience store turns out generous tacos, mulitas, and crisp quesadillas with a steady local crowd. Its own site and recent reviews confirm steady hours; a dependable stop for quick, flavorful meals.

A cash-friendly taquería with a devoted following for barbacoa, al pastor, and tortas. Chamber listings and 2025 menu pages confirm current hours; locals praise its straightforward, Mexico City–style flavors and value.

A small truck with big flavor at Lindsey and Berry, turning out quesabirria, carne asada, and lengua that draw steady word of mouth. Verified via its business site and current hours; a reliable, no-frills favorite.

A roaming truck locals recommend for carnitas plates, carne asada tacos, and horchata. Community and chamber listings confirm active service; check social posts or call ahead for current parking spots on the east side.

Family-run and open from breakfast through dinner, El Sombrero is known for caldo de camaron, classic combo plates, and friendly service. Included in Visit Norman’s dining guide and backed by a steady stream of recent reviews.

An independent newcomer that grew from a local birria-focused venture into a full-service restaurant. The house molcajete, birria ramen, and aguas frescas stand out. Its official site and ordering pages confirm active hours in 2025.

Family-owned and frequently praised by locals, Mamaveca blends Mexican staples with standout Peruvian dishes like ceviche and lomo saltado. The west-side location remains active, with current hours and menus on its official site.