Los Tres Hermanos

May not be a full 5 star but it was pretty dang good. Service and food was great highly suggest getting the hit salsa and mixing with the regular. Together they are perfect. My only complaint is that the Margaritas really seemed straight from mix, with no tequila.

It is in an old train station building, that would probably have been razed if Los Tres Hermanos wasn’t paying the light bill. Not much happening in Hominy, just dilapidated vacant buildings and rusting oilfield equipment, abandoned evidence of the bustling oil boom days. Many of the city lots are covered with decaying antique iron dinosaurs, which is now worth more in scrap steel value, than the land it occupies. The men that operated the equipment are long gone, as is the wealth they made from the effort. Two cop cars sitting in the burned-out corner convenience store parking lot. Officers talking to each other to keep from falling asleep from the boredom. Even the Dollar General appears to be barely making it; similar to the cell phone service that fades in and out, almost nonexistent

Food was good. Margaritas, not so much. It was so sweet, I had to ask for a shot of tequila to add to it just to kill the over power of the sweetness. A medium Margarita ended up costing $18. Not top shelf either.... House tequila. I hadn't been in several months, thought we would try it again to see if Margaritas were any better. But sadly they were not. 1 beer, 1 Margarita, 2 basic meals, with a tip $80

Great Mexican food that is always consistent! They have a great wait staff. Give them a try and you'll be impressed!

The food was ok-ish. I rated it a 3 because for the little amount of food I got for the amount I paid for it I was highly disappointed. And the food was very bland which was great for my 1yr old but not so great for me. While the staff was friendly, they were too busy goofing off to worry about their customers.