Farrah

A fun place to go! Service was quick, friendly and attentive. The food came out hot and in a timely manner. The carne guisada is absolutely the best! Rich and flavorful! Definitely recommend trying this restaurant out!

Crystal Mckinney

Oh my goodnessthe servicenwas amazing from the moment we walked in, and the chips and salsa was good as well as the food, it came hot, fast and fresh. We both got enchiladas with beans and rice, definitely recommend them.

monsta minds entertainment

I have only ever used the drive-through, so I'm not too sure how inside looks interms of the atmosphere, but all I can say is im hooked on their burritos, specifically the carne con Chile, I could eat 10 of them it's simply delicious. Their tortilla for the burrito is simply heavily, it's cloud like. I also had the egg and cactus breakfast burrito, and it was loaded. I bought 2 but only managed one and a half. Definitely give em a try. Staff seems friendly and accommodating you won't be disappointed.

HAVIS Adventures

First time here. I thought the food was excellent. I had the layered enchiladas with two over easy eggs, rice and beans. My wife had street super tacos. If I’m ever back in Abeline Tx. I will definitely eat here again.

Lewis Bergman

Oscars is the best Mexican food in town. They serve breakfast all day. You can get chorizo anytime you want on anything you want. They make their own tortillas. Quesadillas are fantastic they have a huge menu if anything maybe too big. Having said that everything is fantastic and the service is great.

+9

Lewis Bergman

They serve chorizo anytime of the day. In fact they serve breakfast all day as well. Some of the best Mexican food in town, maybe the best. Great family owned restaurant. The service is always friendly. The food is Always great..

+8

Jungle Explorer

Ever since Mary's Mexican closed down due to Covid, I have been trying out other small Mexican restaurants around Abilene to find one that could replace Mary's. If you are follower of my restaurant reviews or a subscriber to my YouTube channel (Jungle Explorer), you know that one of my complaints about Abilene is the lack of good true authentic Mexican cuisine, or any other foreign cuisines for that matter. The Abilene culture is just not one that is very accepting to new things or spicy food in general, so it is hard for an authentic cuisine restaurant to stay in business here. This was my first visit to Oscar's and it was a pleasant visit. I was greeted by the friendly staff at the door and seated right away. I open the menu and found your standard Tex-Mex dishes that are common to all Tex-Mex restaurants. You know, Tacos, enchiladas, burritos, etc. I looked to see if they had a Molcajete dish, but they did not. I then looked for Caldo de Res, and that was also not on the menu. You know my rule, if you they don't serve Caldo de Res, they are not authentic Mexican. So, Oscar's is a Tex-Mex restaurant, and that is how I am reviewing them, not for what they are not, but for what they are. As a Tex-Mex restaurant, I would have to say that Oscar's is as good as any other in Abilene, better then some. Tex-Mex is simple food and is hard to mess up, but there are some that find a way. Oscar's is not one of them. I had the Fajita combo plate and it was delicious. My wife had the Green Chili enchiladas and they were equally as good. My son had the tamale plate and loved it. The one thing that I really liked about Oscar's was how they brought the chips and salsa out. Most Tex-Mex restaurants bring out a big basket of chips and a little bowl of salsa, which is gone after a few chips. At Oscar's they bring out a generous bottle of salsa and two bowls with the basket of chips. Oscar's is the first Tex-Mex restaurant that I did not run out of salsa before the chips were gone. In fact, there was enough salsa to finish off an additional basket of chips. Oscar's gets a gold star for this feature only. The staff was very attentive and came by frequently to make sure we were happy with our food. They staff here seems to really care about their customers and want them to be happy. If I get a hankering for Tex-Mex, I will certainly be back to Oscar's again.

+5

Angie

Oscar's on Buffalo Gap has the best menudo in town. The tamales 🫔 still some work. The meat is mushy seems like you're eating refried beans with chile colorado and leave a strong cumin after taste.

Danita Preston

The menudo was good. Very rich and flavorful , at a great price .The soup...(I forgot what it was called) was good...it has cabbage, potato and lots of meat that was unfortunately, too tough to chew. The hot sauce tasted like mildly flavored tomato sauce. The service was great though.

Julio Chavira

Well, I was told about this place by multiple people. I ordered something off the menu that most places usually buy frozen from a vender and then heat up. It appears this was the case here as the main dish had a very distinct freezer taste. It was honestly inedible. But, everything else that I had was actually surprisingly good. I only gave four stars because of that one dish. But, the rice and beans were honestly some of the best beans and rice I've ever had and the staff and family were super friendly and attentive. The experience and staff make this place worthwhile. If I had another chance to visit and eat other foods, I would try it again. I say give it a chance and see for yourself.