My wife and I live in Edmond. We love weekend drives, looking for great small town cafes…read more Actually, I used chatGPT to find this one. It was perfect. Normally, my wife and I split a burger and enjoy the sides. I'm glad we didn't split. The burger was so good! We've already decided to go back to try even more items. The onion rings we equally amazing and their hand cut fries we great. The owner and her mother happen to be standing outside when we pulled up. The mother came and hugged my wife. How sweet is that! This town is super small, so it was amazing to see the crowd for a Saturdy lunch! Obviously we're not the only ones that love this place. We'll gladly drive another 90 minutes to enjoy another great meal here. Kudos to the owner and her great staff.

Finally made the drive over. Catfish, brown beans and fries. I love that brown beans and fries…read morewere not heavily salted - especially since I just added another BP med- but you can then adjust. Catfish was perfect- breading was sooo out of this world- I could taste onion powder in the best way possible. Iced tea is for real.

We decided to stop at the iconic Katie's Diner for brunch before heading over to Meow & Mocha!…read more We were warmly greeted right away and only waited about 15 minutes before being seated. My daughter ordered the BLT while I went with eggs, French toast, and bacon. Both meals were delicious, but I have to say--the French toast really impressed me! The coffee was also excellent. Our server was attentive and took great care of us. The diner isn't fancy, but it's full of good home cooking, Oklahoma charm, and genuine kindness. We'll definitely be back!

Our go to spot for breakfast. Huge chicken fried steak and eggs. Good omelettes and French toast…read more Friendly service. Dining area is small but I've never had to wait very long.

Great food, great service, clean environment and fantastic prices. The homemade salsa was…read morephenomenal and all the food was hot and delicious

Just came in first time out of town was told it was a good. Worst service i have ever had. Came in…read morewas told breakfast would stop at 11 got there at 10:40 was handed lunch menus. Watched all the servers sit at a table rolling silverware and the cook come out and sit to eat breakfast. Had to ask to get are order taken and was told we had to wait because it wasnt lunch yet. Left and the servers had the nerve to say have a great day.. wont be getting my money ever.

We were traveling through the area and stopped to eat at Mary's…read more The food was good and the waitress was friendly and efficient. I couldn't finish my Hungry Man Steak but will eat it tomorrow! It's a bit off the beaten path (I-35) but worth the short drive into Tonkawa! My wife had the BLT and reports that it was good too!

We arrived on a Saturday about 11:15 AM. Our server was Gloria R. We all ordered different things…read more Restaurant was super clean. Bathrooms were spotless. Most of us had leftovers.

It was our first time here, it came highly recommended by the dealership in town and a few other…read morelocals. It was definitely worth it. It's a cool, neat place with a bar area in the middle with seating around. We were quickly greeted and our server was prompt. He gave recommendations that definitely helped us on our decision. Wife had the meatloaf, very flavorful, hearty portion of meat served with fresh green beans and mashed potatoes. Definitely a must try. I had the roast beef, mashed potatoes with brown gravy and fresh sautéed green beans. The roast beef was tender, flavorful and the meal was plenty for the price. Highly recommend this plate. If we're ever in the area, we definitely coming back. Tremendous!!

This was our plan B. We had wanted to eat at another locale in downtown B'ville but it was closed…read more I had been here before so suggested it. Service was great! We were seated upstairs and I really got the vibe that this restaurant could have been in Taos, Red River, or Crested Butte. It's vintage and retro but elevated a bit (if that makes sense). We ordered immediately and I asked about the Pesto Bowl (which was a special). Was told it used to be on the menu about 6 years ago and they were thinking about bringing it back. It was pesto, pasta and veggies but you could add a protein for no extra cost. I just went with the plain bowl (no protein). The Hubs ordered the Steak Dianne ("A throwback to the 1960s"). Thought that was a cool entree to feature. It came with charred (in a good way) Brussel sprouts and delicious mashed potatoes underneath the steak and mushrooms. My basil bowl was pretty good too. The pesto had a great flavor and the veggies were just cooked perfectly--still crisp and not mushy. Only negative was that there was a lot of liquid in the bottom of my bowl. Again, I would return here.

Dinner with a friend at the Rock Cafe. Ken drove over from Yukon and we left our home just north…read moreof downtown OKC and arrived at the Rock Cafe in just under an hour. The drive is 56 miles. The Rock Cafe is on Historical Route 66. Built in 1939 from stone that was excavated during the construction of Route 66. It is a charming small town cafe, rich in history. The owner Dawn Welch was the inspiration for the animated character Sally Carrera from the 2006 film Cars. The Cafe is rustic, casual, with a cool fun vibe. The staff is friendly and the service good. The dining area is not large. When we arrived there were a couple of booths and center tables available, but a few minutes later a group of 16 came in and filled the Cafe. We started with fried green tomatoes ($8,25). They were very good. The best I've had at a restrauant. All three of us ordered the chicken fried steak ($14.35), mashed potatoes, cream gravey, and fried Okra. It was very good. The chicken fried steak was just the right size and had substance compared to those that are big on batter and light on meat. The mashed potatoes and cream gravey just right. Loved the fried okra. The meal was scrumdiddlyumptious. The Cafe was not noisy even though they were maxed out busy. The prices are very moderate. It's a fun little Cafe with good food.

The food was well cooked and lot's of flavor. I had the Jäegershnizel and my wife had the chicken…read moresalad. Both were very good. The schnitzel was breaded well and very juicy. The mushroom gravy had good flavor and texture. The chicken salad had a good variety of greens, not just one type of lettuce. A good portion of shredded chicken on top. This was a very large salad. There was enough for two people to share. Portion could have been better. Service was great. Attentive without being pushy. A fun place to eat. Lots of memorabilia from the movie Cars, which took inspiration from this restaurant. Definitely big on Route 66, too, as evidenced by the adjacent gift shop.

My wife and I had the restaurant to ourselves, so we had the pleasure of a lengthy visit with the…read moreowner of Crossing 2nd. A very personable young lady, with an interesting back ground as a result of her military service and professional employment. She has traveled the world. Experiences that influence the restaurant's menu. In addition to good old home-grown versions of Okie staples like a smash burger and meat loaf; there are a variety of international cuisine offerings. Just a few examples: Shawarma to Stitzel, and Spring rolls to Bao Buns. Some of her favorite ethnic foods from around the world. And for the Veg Heads there is something called a Grilled Cauliflower Steak. In the back of the restaurant is a large dining and event room, with outdoor seating. It is set up to handle a crowd. Check all of the pictures. There is Karaoke and live bands on the weekend. The music genre is as varied as the restaurant's menu. We kept our lunch simple today with an Oklahoma Smash Burger. A big beef patty with cheese, dressed with L,T,P&O. A side of crispy fries completed the basket. I noticed something different about the burger on the first bite. The tomato. The tomato had an unmistakable home-grown flavor. If you know, you know. I asked. Sure enough, grown in her husband's garden. An excellent burger. Great food, great owner and from looking at the pictures a fun place to spend the evening.

Needs a good chef and wider menu. Service is good…read more Atmosphere is okay. Bartlesville deserves better food.

Breakfast and lunch buffet are wonderful. Service is amazing, sometimes we order from the menu and…read moreit's delicious as well. Eat there often and have never had a bad experience!

Family owned restaurant with southern comfort food. Reasonably priced. Great service and beyond…read moredelicious. Will be going back soon.

Friendly staff, clean environment and delicious food at reasonable prices. Love their salad bar and…read moreveggie burger.

Traveling through we stopped in for some lunch. This place was recommended by a local business…read morewoman. It's very clean and the people working there are kind and helpful. We got our menus, sat down to look at it, then my husband went to the counter to order. I had the cheeseburger with fries, he had biscuits and gravy. The fries are hand cut fresh and the burger patty was fresh not frozen. I really enjoyed burger! The fries were perfectly seasoned also. My husband ate his biscuits and gravy up in record time! I would definitely recommend this place and will come back when I'm in the area.

An employee, Hunter, will greet you in a welcoming voice…read more Coffee, sweets, sandwiches. Indian curios for sale. Hunter makes a mean sandwich (from 4 choices). At least 3 cookie choices. The place is aptly named: Treats Try a sandwich meal.

I was in Fairfax to look for filming locations from Killers of the Flower Moon. I visited the site…read moreof the Tall Chief Theater which had a very informative display about the Osage Indians and the Reign of Terror. Also, very interesting to know about Dr. Joe Conner, the first Native Osage PhD. in Experimental Psychology. It was his mission to rejuvenate Fairfax, especially the Tallchief Theater. For more information, a flyer directs visitors to Treats just down the street. I met some delightful ladies from Fairfax and found some lovely gifts, jewelry, and snacks. They told me about Hale Hall on Main St. and I discovered the offices of the Shoun doctors from the movie. Filming was actually done in the original building with the setting dept. taking everything back to the colors of the 1920's. Wonderful little town with good places to eat and best of all very nice people everywhere I stopped. About 25 miles from Pawhuska. Highly recommended!