Server She did not say her name. The bill said her name…read moremight be Sydney. Ambiance Its, welll, unique. Kind of a dive, hole in the wall, gift shop ,diner/café. Food The minimalist salad was served chilled and fresh. The lettuce tasted and looked freshly chopped. Served with a packet of Newman's own salad dressing. The grilled chicken was good, could have been more seasoned. I really liked the hand cut fries. The petite steak was cooked perfectly, however, way way too much salt . The green beans were not good. The cajin turkey sandwich was good, extra marks for the good tasting bread. Overall Its a nice place to visit when in the area, albeit, a ways for us. The food was good, service was okay. Just might add this place to visit again when in the area. Military Yes

Trendy place that used to be a hardware store.large bar and fun games to play…read more Lots of nick nacks to see or buy. Got myself a double BBQ Bacon burger. Service was ok. Not too busy mid week. Fries were a bit soggy. And the burger meat was a bit dry. Overall a cool little place to stop and get a bite

So doing an update to this one since it's under new management and it deserves a second shot…read more Saw a post on Facebook the other day that this place was under new ownership/management and decided why not. Found myself most of the way there during lunch, so I stopped in for a try. The decor hasn't changed a lot since the last time I was in. Very much the small home town diner vibe. Nothing fancy, simple decorations in a small dining area, maybe seating 40 people in a pinch. Service was prompt and very friendly. I looked over the menu and special board and decided to go with my standard litmus test of chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, white gravy and green beans. If you can't do those, you probably can't do anything. Food arrived very quickly and was hot and looked great. The green beans were outstanding. Lots of ham chunks in there along with what must have been diced bacon bites. A very good offering there. The mashed potatoes were scratch made, no doubt. Creamy and well seasoned. Gravy was smooth and had a decent flavor too, not thin, watery or bland. The CFS was probably one of the better ones I've had of late. Easily an 8 out of 10 compared to other places. I asked my server if it was a frozen job or scratch made, and she took pride in telling me it was hand breaded to order. Crust to meat ratio was spot on, with no crust slippage, which is the bane of many CFSs. Good flavor, cooked properly.... almost fork tender. There was a couple of places the connective fibers in the meat were a little too much for the fork, but with a knife, it all cut like butter. With a glass of iced tea and a $5 tip, total ran to just over $22. Maybe a tad higher than I would like, but I certainly feel I got my money's worth, so I ain't complaining. My CC receipt shows the new name as Tay's Place, so I'd recommend being on the lookout for them if you're in the C'ville area, between breakfast and 2pm.

This is a very popular restaurant. At 10AM the parking up front was packed. Around behind the diner…read morethere was open parking spaces. It is small inside with lots of seating. This morning all the booths were filled. The tables were unoccupied. The rules are, pick your spot and get seated, BUT only at a table that has been bussed and has a fresh set up of tableware. Follow the rules and in a jiffy one of the friendly ladies will be there to get your order. Coffees and glasses of Collinsville's finest tap water on ice for my wife and I. The coffee is fair. And Karen's has those thick little coffee mugs. They are perfect. They don't hold a lot, but they do a superb job of keeping the brew hot. A waitress with a pot of coffee is on constant patrol. Your cup won't go empty. The usual for me (check the pictures). My wife had a wonderful blueberry short stack and a side of bacon XXcrispy. My meal was good. The décor is like every small-town diner in Oklahoma. Big menu, daily specials, fair prices. The service is excellent. Friendly welcoming small-town ambiance; everyone in the diner seems to know each other. Politics, the topic of the morning. This is Karen's Country Diner. Fair warning. With that name, if you have a problem, you probably don't want to speak with the manager.

Been a while since we have been here. Last time I gave it 4 starts I believe. This time straight up…read more5 stars. Staff is very fast and friendly. We really enjoyed the small diner feel and food was straight up delicious!! Prepared fresh with good ingredients and delivered hot and fresh. If you go be prepared to wait a little. They seem to be always busy. However it is well with the wait.

First: NOT AFFILIATED WITH TULSA CHAIN…read more Server She did not say her name Ambiance Its a typical family diner Food Food is good. The chicken "tenders" are huge. The only issue with the tenders and the steak fingers, too much breading. Other than that. The food is good. Overall First time visitor. We are not in the area often, but, we might visit again. Military Nope

Fries are undercooked.Big fish sandwich is definitely not big.onion rings are way undercooked. Very…read moredisappointing.

If you are late for breakfast, you're going to get a warmed-over biscuit. That's just the way it…read moreis. Life ain't aways fair. And we were very late for breakfast. 11:30 to be exact. The other diners we were going to try were closed. Without a plan "C" I searched for the closest, which was Corner Café. Still in the mood for breakfast and their menu said breakfast all day. Their Menu covers all things diner food, daily specials and pie. A true small-town diner usually has "Ham, Beans and Cornbread" as the day's special at least one day a week. That was today, along with the other options listed was meatloaf. I'm here for breakfast. 2 Eggs, 2 sausage patties, hashbrowns, biscuits and a big bowl of gravy was my choice. My wife went with the same except for bacon and toast. These big meals were a bargain, $7.99 ea. The hot breakfasts were on the table withing minutes. Eggs were cooked just right, sausage fair, excellent thick smoky bacon. The hashbrowns weren't crispy enough for me. The café served a generous bowl of gravy with my two leftover reheated biscuits. My fault. I shouldn't have been late for breakfast. But, I didn't say I didn't like them. Gravy fixes everything. 4.2 stars with 585 reviews on Google

I've never had a good experience here. One of my pork chops tasted sour. Had to send it back…read more Biscuit was old and hard.

Standard breakfast fare. I was surprised at how large their menu was. The chicken for the chicken…read moreand waffles was flavorful and tender.

Food and service was excellent both times we've visited. Our #1 spot in Owasso now! Worth the visit…read moreif your looking for breakfast lunch spot

The menu reminds me of Denny's breakfast/lunch fare in a spot missing the Denny's dark look…read more Jimmy's Egg looks like Denny's Gen Z child: contemporary, trendier, brighter, bolder, youthful. You can get breakfast and diner food as long as Jimmy's is open, which is breakfast and lunch. Plus, sandwiches, apps, salads, and wraps are available all the time also

Different vibe here. It now feels like a neighborhood bar. So much so that you feel obligated to…read moreintroduce yourself and almost ask permission before you grab a stool. :) Bar service was good and the food is great. I love their fries.

It is NOT a biscuit. It is a muffin. Fast food chicken…read morerestaurants with the best salad. The big franchises or the independent locals? Who has it, the best? The competitors I selected are as follows: Slim Chickens, Chick-fil A, Waldo's, Zaxby's, Red Light Chicken, Chicken and the Wolf, and Charlies Chicken. Well, I have tried all on this list. My pick is Waldo's Chicken and Beer in Owasso. They put out an excellent LARGE salad, packed with fresh greens and abundant chunks of chicken that just came out of the fryer. It is served in a real bowl, with a real fork. The restaurant bright and comfortable. The service not only friendly, but a level above the competition. It is good. The choice for second-place best salad surprised me. Red Light Chicken. Check that review.

The coffee was good and the service! Locally owned and friendly atmosphere!…read more Gary and Linda are the owners and care about the Collinsville community!

Coffee and ambiance were amazing! Great space for remote work. Lots of spots for plugging computers…read moreand chargers too. Clearly a local favorite. Highly recommend.

This is top notch service. High quality food. The best beef taco in oklahoma. You will love it!…read moreThis is a family friendly environment so there are no cider heads to ruin your experience. You will be glad you went here!

Literally the best Mexican restaurant I've ever been to!! The best food and the staff makes you…read morefeel like you are eating at home!! I'll stop coming here!!

I'm such a sucker for little town coffee shops I had to stop & try this place out when I saw it &…read moreomg am I glad that I did!! Get what Allie recommends bc you will not be disappointed this was one of the best coffees ever I'm jealous of everyone that lives by this gem!! If you're ever in collinsville & need a yummy coffee shop this is your place!!

I recommend this business. Delicious and creamy always fresh and wonderful…read more Support local food