Mamasota's Mexican Restaurant & Bar

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Mamasota's Mexican Restaurant & Bar

Farm Fresh Mexican Food Mamasota’s Mexican Restaurant & Bar serves California-Style Mexican Food and we have a Full Bar. We serve Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

The Restaurant is located in The Farm Shopping Center with plenty of free and convenient parking. And we provide Dine In Table Service, Carryout, Catering and Delivery. Mamasota's Patio has outside seating (weather permitting) and occasionally live music. The Breakfast Menu ranges from the Classic American Breakfast to Breakfast Burritos. The Lunch Menu includes Burritos and Hamburgers and Traditi

onal Mexican Specialties. Chips and Salsa are complementary with every meal. While you are at it, take a moment to savor a Mexican Coca-Cola, or a delicious Jarritos Cold Bottled Drink. We also serve a variety of Minute Made Juices as well as Fountain Drinks. Dinner includes Seafood, Fajitas, Quesadillas, Enchiladas, Flautas and a Ranchero Steak. Enjoy a frozen Margarita or any of your favorite Cocktails from our Full Bar. Draft and Bottled Beers and Wines are also offered. If you have a sweet tooth try our Sopapilla with Whipped Cream and Vanilla Ice Cream drizzled with Chocolate or Caramel Sauce.

10/29/2021

GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
Mamasota’s started in November of 2011 and closed in September of 2016. The restaurant brought together beautiful people and delicious food and some moving music. Taste buds were delighted and hearts were warmed. Every kindness shown to Mamasota’s is still cherished. It’s all chiseled in stone.

Looking at these old pictures these past 10 days has reminded us of the depth of the experience that we had together.

But everything with a beginning has an end. Now life goes on in this beautiful little city named Tulsa, where you always see people again.

We look forward to seeing you.

Today, a charming Mexican Restaurant named El Paso stands were Mamasota’s once did. We suggest you give El Paso a try.

Zach holding the Sign (top), Chef Luis Navas (left to right), Johnny Beard seen through Mamasota’s margarita (thanks for the pic Ken Ames), Marisela and Fabiola (Mamasota’s lovely ladies who took care of our guests)

10/28/2021

REMEMBERING MAMASOTA’S SPECIALS
There was just something extraordinary about Mamasota’s Specials: Fish Tacos. Street Tacos and Beer. Mexi-Burgers. Chimichangas. Nachos. Watermelon Aqua Fresca. Chicken Flautas with Avocado Ranch. Mamasota’s Margaritas. And much more.

FISH TACO FRIDAY
Every Friday I go to the best Mexican restaurant in town,
So Chef Navas can turn my frown upside down
The fish tacos are delicious with their cabbage and lime
I wish I could eat these magical tropical wonders all of the time
Mamasota's food is fresh and cooked to order,
Their fish tacos are the best you can consume north of the border
By Trent Schoenhals

Fish Tacos (top), Mexi-Burger (left to right), Street Tacos and Beer, Nachos.

10/27/2021

REMEMBERING MAMASOTA’S SEAFOOD
Chef Luis Navas had a passion for Mariscos.

Pictured here Camarones (top), Grilled Tilapia (left to right), Creamy Seafood Soup, Shrimp Enchiladas.

Mamasota's closed in September of 2016.

10/26/2021

REMEMBERING MAMASOTA’S FOOD
Chef Luis Navas grew up in Guatemala City. All of Mamasota’s food came from Chef’s own recipes. And Mamasota’s owed some debt to the taqueria’s of San Francisco, birthplace of the modern day burrito. Mamasota’s food was all fresh and made from scratch with a generous use of produce.

Chef had a talent for a range of foods but his first love was seafood. And his soups also stood out. His avocado ranch dressing has been widely imitated. His fish tacos have been widely imitated. We had customers come in just for our Watermelon Agua Fresca. Christmas hasn’t been the same without our Christmas tamales. People swore by his flautas and chimichangas and burritos.

We called our style Farm Fresh Mexican Food. Chef was a natural.

Enchiladas Verde (top), Chicken Flautas (left to right), Watermelon Agua Fresca, Tinga Tostadas.

Mamasota’s closed in September 2016.

10/25/2021

REMEMBERING MAMASOTA’S PATIO
Mamasota’s did her Patio just right with fresh air, music and light.

10/24/2021

REMEMBERING MAMASOTA’S FLAMENCO
Music became integral to Mamasota’s. We listened to Banda, Reggaeton and Bachatas most times. We brought in local music legends for special events playing jazz, rock, country and blue grass. But Mamasota’s carved out its own niche with live Classic Flamenco Music and Dance.

Remembering Mamasota’s Flamenco artists: Johnny Beard, Lon de Ada, James Ruggles (top), Johnny Beard, James Ruggles (left to right), Lexi Allen, (in the background Dylan Allen and Johnny Beard), Lon de Ada.

10/23/2021

MAMASOTA’S KNEW HOW TO PARTY
Mamasota’s could go from a slow Monday to Saturday night with the dining room and patio filled to the brim. We catered big bustling events like a wedding at Harwelden mansion. We had the Tulsa City Council over for lunch. We had an election watch party for a local politician. We entertained the Small Business, Association, we enjoyed birthday parties. We had big turnouts for Flamenco Music and Dance. We fed hundreds of hard working folks when we catered business promotions and medical offices. We feted entire corporate offices. And Fish Taco Friday was always a party in itself! Then there was Pokemon. We loved Pokemon. The list goes on, but your patience does not so I’ll just say that Mamaosota’s knew how to party.

Fun at Fish Taco Friday (top), Election Watch Party (left to right), Small Business Association Party, Birthday Party

Mamasota's Restaurant closed in September 2016.

10/22/2021

REMEMBERING MAMASOTA’S REGULARS
Regulars are customers that return again and again. They are the life blood of a small restaurant. Each have their own reason for being a regular. Some stepped in and supported us at just the right time. Others showed up over months and years. Every one of our regulars has a place in our hearts. Too many to name or picture all here. Remembering Lori, Darien and Bill, Anna, Toby and Family (Picture Top), Richard (Picture from left to right), Chris and Kids, Joshua.

10/21/2021

WHO WAS MAMASOTA?
Mamasota’s was our trade name but that didn’t stop customers from wondering: Who is Mamasota?

Marisela (top), Fabiola (bottom left to right), Star, Amber, (background Marisela and Michael), Monica, Maria

Remembering Mamasota's Restaurant. Closed September 2016.

10/20/2021

REMEMBERING MAMASOTA’S PEOPLE
A crew that runs a restaurant becomes family. That was true of Mamasota’s family. We had about 15 people give or take. The line-up changed over time. Too many to name or picture here.
Delfino (top), (left to right) Thomas, Natalie, Adrian, Angel, Jimmy and Chef Luis Navas were just a few.

10/19/2021

REMEMBERING MAMASOTA’S
In the middle of the Great Recession, September 2011, Ronnie Lowe and Luis Navas incorporated and opened Mamasota’s In & Out. We opened at 41st and Memorial in November of 2011. In May of 2014 we moved to the Farm Shopping Center and opened Mamasota’s Mexican Restaurant & Bar. Mamasota’s closed all operations in September of 2016.

We called our style of food Farm Fresh Mexican Food. We talked about our roots in San Francisco’s Tacquerias. In some following posts we will take a look back at Mamasota’s.

Today, a charming Mexican Restaurant named El Paso stands were Mamasota’s once did in the Farm Shopping Center. We suggest you give El Paso a try!

10/04/2017

Missing Mamasota's. Closed one year ago.

Address

5209 S Sheridan Road
Tulsa, OK
74145

Telephone

+19187649333

Website

http://www.mamasotastulsa.com/

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