Mexican Restaurant Oakhurst

From the Menu

A quick look at the kitchen’s traditional Mexican dishes.

Relaxed meals, local beer, and a simple visit.

Gallery

A few views of the room and the table service.

Good to Know

Find the restaurant on CA-49 with parking and access on site.

Planning your visit: Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, so a table can be set before arrival for a lunch, dinner, or larger party.
Parking: Free of charge street parking · Free parking lot · Paid parking lot Drivers can choose from street parking or two lots, then walk in from the space they find closest.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating, and toilet are all available, so guests can plan a full visit with mobility needs in mind.
Payment: Credit cards · Debit cards Credit cards and debit cards are accepted, so guests can settle the bill with a bank card.
Children: Good for kids · High chairs High chairs are available for younger children, and families can plan a sit-down meal without bringing extra seating.
Pets: Dogs allowed · Dogs allowed inside · Dogs allowed outside Dogs are allowed inside and outside, so guests can choose a table that suits the pet and the weather.
Who comes here: Family friendly · Groups · Tourists The room suits families, groups, and tourists, so larger parties can plan a shared table during lunch or dinner.
Atmosphere: Casual · Cosy The setting is casual and cosy, with a layout that suits a relaxed meal and an easy arrival.

Traditional Mexican cooking in a casual Oakhurst setting.

About Plazuelas Mexican Restaurant

Plazuelas Mexican Restaurant sits on CA-49 in Oakhurst and serves traditional Mexican cuisine in a casual, cosy setting. The kitchen pairs comfort food with healthy options, vegan options, vegetarian options, small plates, and quick bites. Lunch and dinner service run through the week, with a bar on site and table service throughout the dining room.

The menu covers familiar ground with room for a few quick choices. Guacamole, nachos, chicken flautas, queso quesadillas, and shrimp quesadillas show the range. Sides such as arroz, frijoles, roasted potatoes and carrots, grilled onions and jalapeños, grilled jalapeños, and tomatillo salsa add extra plates to the table. The food leans into the kind of meal that can start with chips and salsa, move to a hot plate, then finish with dessert.

Beer, cocktails, wine, spirits, and coffee are part of the dining room mix. The restaurant also lists a great beer selection, great cocktails, and local specialty service. Outdoor seating gives guests another place to sit, and the space welcomes solo dining, groups, tourists, and families. Dogs are allowed inside and outside.

Practical details are straightforward. The restaurant accepts reservations, credit cards, and debit cards. Parking includes free street parking, a free parking lot, and a paid parking lot. Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating, and toilet are part of the setup, and high chairs are available for children.

Colorful Mexican plates on a casual restaurant table.

Relaxed Dining, Local Beer

Plazuelas Mexican Restaurant is a relaxed restaurant with traditional Mexican cuisine and local craft beers. The room suits an easy meal after a day in Oakhurst. It keeps the focus on food at the table and drinks at the bar, with a setting that works for a quick stop or a longer sit-down meal.

The drink side matters here. Local craft beers sit alongside the food, so a meal can move from a cold beer to dinner without changing rooms or pace. The bar service gives the visit a clear second path: come for a full meal, or pair a plate with a beer and keep it simple. The restaurant also fits the broader menu page for diners who want to see what the kitchen serves before they arrive.

The atmosphere stays casual. Guests can settle in for lunch, come back for dinner, or keep the visit short and focused. The setting leaves room for a table meal, a drink at the bar, or a quick stop that still feels like a proper break from the road.

Handmade tortillas beside fresh salsa and guacamole.

Arriving On CA-49

The restaurant sits at 40015 CA-49 Ste 203 - 204, Oakhurst, CA 93644. That address places it on a main road, so the route in stays straightforward for drivers coming through town. The building also gives guests several ways to park: free of charge street parking, a free parking lot, and a paid parking lot.

Access is built into the visit. The entrance is wheelchair-accessible, and the seating includes wheelchair-accessible seating. A wheelchair-accessible toilet is on site, along with a wheelchair-accessible car park. Those details make the arrival, the move to the table, and the time at the table part of the same plan.

A driver can choose the spot that fits the day. Street parking suits a brief stop. The lot options suit a longer meal or a group arriving together. The entrance and seating keep the path from parking to table direct.

Shared appetizers on a table with drinks nearby.

Opening Hours

Open for lunch and dinner most days.

Monday 11 AM–9 PM
Tuesday 11 AM–9 PM
Wednesday 11 AM–9 PM
Thursday 11 AM–9 PM
Friday 11 AM–10 PM
Saturday 11 AM–10 PM
Sunday Closed

Times And Seating

The schedule is simple. The restaurant opens Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 9 PM. Friday and Saturday run from 11 AM to 10 PM. Sunday is closed. That makes lunch and dinner the main windows for a visit, with a later close on the weekend.

Reservations are accepted, which helps when a group wants a set time. Payment runs by credit cards and debit cards. Dogs are allowed inside and outside, so the visit can include a pet. The room is casual, cosy, family friendly, and set up for groups, tourists, and children. High chairs are available for younger diners.

A family can arrive for an early dinner and settle in without much planning. A group can hold a reservation and come in together. A tourist passing through Oakhurst can fit the meal into a midday stop, then leave with the rest of the day still open.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about the visit.

What are the opening hours?

Plazuelas Mexican Restaurant is open Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 9 PM. Friday and Saturday hours run from 11 AM to 10 PM, and Sunday is closed. Guests can plan lunch or dinner around those hours and avoid arriving on Sunday.

Can a table be reserved ahead of time?

Reservations are accepted. That helps guests plan a meal for lunch, dinner, or a larger party before they leave home. It also gives groups a clear place to meet when they arrive.

What payment methods are accepted?

Credit cards and debit cards are accepted. Guests can plan to pay with a bank card at the end of the meal. That keeps the checkout simple after dining in or taking food to go.

What parking options are available?

Free of charge street parking, a free parking lot, and a paid parking lot are all listed. Drivers can choose the option that fits their route and how close they want to park. It makes arrival easier for guests coming from the highway or nearby streets.

Is the restaurant suitable for children?

Good for kids and high chairs are both listed. Families can bring younger children and ask for a high chair when they sit down. Lunch and dinner service both work for a family meal.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are allowed, including inside and outside. Guests can choose an indoor table or sit outdoors with a pet beside them. That gives dog owners a clear way to plan the visit before they arrive.