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What to order at Santos Mexican Kitchen and Cantina
- Must order
- House margarita or the Santos michelada
- Editor tip
- The nightlife hours on Saturday (10 pm to 2 am) are separate from the restaurant service window; arrive after 10 pm for the full dance-club experience.
CuisineLatin dance club
Price$$
NeighborhoodBricktown
HoursWed-Thu 11:00-21:00, Fri 11:00-00:00, Sat 11:00-02:00, Sun 11:00-21:00
Phone+1-405-724-7088
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Must order: House margarita or the Santos michelada
Tip: The nightlife hours on Saturday (10 pm to 2 am) are separate from the restaurant service window; arrive after 10 pm for the full dance-club experience.
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