12 Best Mexican Restaurants in Findlay

“The best authentic Mexican food I’ve had in over 50 years—I was about to give up! The Hinojosa family is so friendly and gives great customer service. The food is outstanding! GO!!!!“

“such a great place for the kids and such a good place for me to eat“

“It was absolutely perfect“

“Hands down one of the best Mexican places I have been to. Great service, great food, reasonable prices. We will be back.“

“I have eaten at all the Mexican restaurants in Findlay, this is by far the best one and the only one I go to now. The shrimp dishes are awesome. I have ordered a lot of different things on the menu, they come out hot, consistent and are always delicious.“

“We came for the birria tacos and they did not disappoint! Also got the fajita mix which was good too! The chori queso was thinner than most places but good! The service was great! Definitely more authentic than somewhere like Cancun. Got a horchata to go. It was huge and very good with lots of cinnamon flavor! Overall a great experience! Will definitely be back but will probably get it to go“

“We came into your restaurant last night to celebrate a birthday. We did not mention it. We were just low key. But as soon as my grandson mentioned that we were celebrating his mommy’s birthday, your staff started stopping by to wish her a happy birthday! Then some of your staff showed up with some sombreros and sang her happy birthday!!! 🎂🎉🎊 Thank you to your staff! They are amazing!!!“

“El mejor sazón 😘 Viva México 🇲🇽 y mi tía 🤌🏻❤️“

“We came for the birria tacos and they did not disappoint! Also got the fajita mix which was good too! The chori queso was thinner than most places but good! The service was great! Definitely more authentic than somewhere like Cancun. Got a horchata to go. It was huge and very good with lots of cinnamon flavor! Overall a great experience! Will definitely be back but will probably get it to go“

“As me and my wife try every restaurant around on a weekly basis and always changing it up, we decided to change it up and go to Oler’s as it is locally raved about. I will say, you can eat here for cheap and quick. From the time we sat down until we got our bill, it was 30 minutes!! And we got 3 appetizers, 3 entrees and I also had a few brews. It was less than $80, and the server was very polite and helpful. I will say the food was alright. Nothing was bad, or inedible by any means. But nothing stood out amongst the food. It was all just kind of generic. But I will not leave a bad review because I thought I was going to get life changing food. Everything was quick, cheap and staff was friendly. The food was nothing to write home about, but it was not bad“

“I love Hot Head, it is bounds better than Chipotle, however, the last few times I've gone, the rice has been semi hard, not sure if over or under cooked... half crunchy rice is an instant turn off for me. I think ill be forgoing the rice options from now on.“

“I did not simply eat a carne asada bowl today.
I embarked on a spiritual quest. I tasted greatness. I witnessed the peak of human achievement in a compostable paper bowl.

The moment the lid came off, a beam of light might as well have shot out like the opening of the Ark of the Covenant. Angels sang. The carne asada glistened as if it had been seared by a blacksmith who forged swords by day and grills by night. Every slice was the perfect mix of smoky, citrusy, and “I would betray nations for another bite.”

The rice? Fluffier than a cloud that’s late for its Pilates class.
The veggies? Sautéed with such precision Gordon Ramsay would shed a single proud tear.

And then, the flavors united. A symphony. A chorus. A Marvel-level crossover event where every ingredient showed up in its Sunday best. One forkful and I transcended the physical realm. I briefly saw into the multiverse—and in every universe, this bowl still slaps.

By the time I finished, I wasn’t full. I was fulfilled. Nourished in body, spirit, and emotional stability. I will be thinking about this carne asada bowl at inappropriately frequent intervals for the rest of my natural life.

In conclusion:
If life ever feels bleak, remember this: the Findley Chipotle carne asada bowl exists—and it’s waiting to change you, too.“