We went to Siegi's, Appetizer we got the POTATO PANCAKES SERVED WITH SOUR CREAM & APPLE SAUCE…read moreDUSTED WITH POWDERED SUGAR They are amazing with the crunchy outside and the creamy inside. I then ordered for entree ORIGINAL WIENER SCHNITZEL tender breaded & fried pork cutlet served with GERMAN FRIES & RED CABBAGE (I had them swap out the red cabbage for SPATZEL. The Fried potatoes are so good especially if you ask them to add fried onions to the. . The fried potatoes are long thin slices. They Schnitzel was so tinder and flavorful The staff there are always so nice we noticed the table next to us was asking about gluten free the amazing thing was the waiter went and got a menu marked with what the food has in it for allergies so she could make sure what they ordered had no gluten. AMAZING Seigi's is always so clean and inviting. We also got bratwurst and sausage from the store that is right there to purchase from.

Love this place. Consistently great food. Service is exceptional. Has a family relaxed feel. . Very…read moreclean and draws an eclectic customer base. You can't go wrong !

Cons: they always have long lines. Terrible terrible customer service. I think it's intentionally…read moreterrible because they know people will continue to eat here whether they are rude or not. I used to get a garlic pretzel and they discontinued it. Expensive prices. Their fountain drinks are OK but their other drinks are not very good. Pros: my favorite pretzel is the pepperoni with the marinara dip. And my husband likes the sweet almond with the glazed dip.

One of my ultimate guilty pleasures. Warm regular pretzel covered in salt and dipped in warm gooey…read morecheese!! I also like the salted nuggets, the almond pretzels, the strawberry lemonade and the pretzel dog's as well. They are super filling. I like splitting mine.

We were in Tulsa for the weekend and Chris mentioned this brewery in Sapulpa and we just had to go!…read more The place is huge! I love the open concept with an upper level dining/seating area. We lucked out on entertainment as they had an open mic so we stayed for over 2 hours listening to some local talents. The big couches were very comfortable, but most importantly, all their beers were great! Our favorite was the Kentucky Common - very smooth!

Such a fun place! The atmosphere is wonderful. The beers are really good and I am not really a beer…read moredrinker. The food is fun too. We had the trashy tators as an appetizer. My husband had the special Italian sub sandwich. I had the cheesy flatbread. "The Begonias" was the featured band tonight and they did a great job. It is a really fun place to hang out with friends.

These folks are awesome! I ordered some popcorn for my baby shower and it looks and smells amazing…read moreand the store is clean and organized. I have nothing but positive things to say about my experience!

I received this as a gift. Huge tin of white chedder, jalapeno chedder and peppermint tuxedo. I…read morecan't wait to go back and get butter and original caramel.

If you find yourself in Broken Arrow, find your way to this brewery! I didn't get to stay as long…read moreas I'd like, but the short visit was enough to convince me that I'd be a regular. The staff is super friendly, the other patrons were as well. The beers...wow! Great small batch brews that were well balanced and delicious. The fact that they had hot apple cider and hot chocolate for the wife and kids was even better! The taproom is cozy and warm, and there was a cool band playing as we were headed out. Will definitely revisit!

It's Beers on a Patio Season And if you're looking for a spot to soak up the sun...and the suds,…read morethis is your spot! Broken Arrow Brewing Company is a Native American owned and operated microbrewery (one of a very few in the country!) and taproom, located in the original Broken Arrow Ice Plant and Light & Power Company building. The brew crew has kept the 1906 beauty alive, but with the addition of a massive patio, garage doors to create an open-air feel, and of course... BEER! No matter your preference, BABC has a beer for you. Pro Tip: Get a flight to try a few, and do NOT skip their Brown Ale! (They also have non-alcoholic options, and you can have food delivered by several local restaurants. )

Hop The Griffin is a wonderful family owned business and it happens to be in our area so we go…read morethere quite often. They have great, affordable options for food and an awesome assortment of beers and other libations!

Phuza IPA... According to Urban Dictionary:…read more'Phuza' is the traditional zulu term for drink, it follows that 'phuza thursday' is the act of drinking (most commonly binge drinking) on a thursday night. This has become a burgeoning tradition among South African youth, with Thursday nights almost replacing Friday nights as occasions for heavy drinking. So there you have it.

We went here with some out of town friends after letting our kids play at the Gathering Place for…read moretwo hours. Food was good. The kids apple slices had to brown spots (like bruises on the apple) which the kids didn't enjoy. It took a little bit of time to get water refills throughout our time there, which wasn't great after being at the park for two hours. Overall a good experience and we still like Bricktown a lot.

Was passing by and stopped here for lunch. This was one of the best burgers I have ever had. The…read morechipotle mayo was delicious with the okra. Our server Carly was great too (I forgot to ask her how she spells her name). She was very friendly, attentive, and had a good sense of humor. Unfortunately I am from California so this is a long way from homs but if we are ever in the area again I would love to come back! :)

Pretzels made fresh upon ordering. Have never had one this fresh! Great personalities too. Thank…read moreyou ladies!

I hate when really great brands franchise out to terrible owners. There are 2 kids running the…read moreplace every time I swing by. I have stopped by 5 times for an almond pretzel. It's by my work and I would probably go bankrupt if this place was run well. So far I have received 1 burned sweet almond pretzel. And 3 different excuses for why they don't have any almond pretzels. Their excuses have been- "We are out of dough" they claim hours before their close. "We don't sell pretzels" while I am looking at it on their menu. "We don't make almond pretzels". Each time it's some kid who doesn't wanna take the time to make the pretzel. Which means the owners probably don't pay a living wage. Which is why the place sucks. I suppose I can go to the mall if I really want an overly expensive pretzel. Looking forward to seeing this place being vacant in the next 6 months

This lovely adventure begins with a doctor's appointment for me up in Jenks and ends with dinner on…read morethe way out of town in Tulsa at BJ's. After my appointment concluded, the hubby and I made a kitty food run, before deciding on lupper from BJ's on the way home. I ended up with a sampler which had 2 burger bites, boneless honey bbq wings, mozzarella sticks, and chips with spinach & artichoke dip. I had a hand crafted soda for my drink, which was orange in flavor. My hubby got their dip sammie & sides he chose and a sweet tea. Our dessert was a pizzookie with vanilla bean ice cream. Mine was strawberry shortcake and his was chocolate chip if I remember right. Once the order was placed, we pulled into the parking lot and waited in the shade for the appointed time. At the appointed time, we pulled around and the hubby went in and got the order. He handed me the ice cream and went and got the drinks. Then we pulled around to the other side, found a shady spot, and had an ice cream picnic before we headed home with rest of our order(since we did not want ice cream soup when we got home). It made for a nice outing. It was like a mini date night for us. Once we got home and got our dinner sorted out, then we crashed for the evening.

I've read the reviews... but had to give it a shot! I've been to other BJ's in other cities and…read moreloved it, so I had to give it a try. I just an appetizer, Korean Sticky Ribs, and an Arnold Palmer. Guys, they were good! The ribs had really good flavor and were meaty for small ribs. The slaw was good too! And it's hard to find a place that makes a good Arnold Palmer... they did it perfectly! It had the perfect ratio of tea to lemonade!