Came to Tulsa for a wedding. Searched for a breakfast place and found this. Very cool atmosphere;…read morelocated in an old building. We sat at the bar, staff were nice and prompt. Service was fast. I ordered French toast with Nutella buttercream and my hubby got chicken fried steak (which always has a high probability of being sent back -but he didn't!). We sat at the bar and everyone's food looked great. Definitely recommend!

The food was horrific. The pancakes are not like the phots or anything for that matter. I don't…read moreknow how you mess it up this bad.

Such a cute little diner with a fun 1950s vibe! I loved all the vintage touches, especially the…read moremodel cars, it really gives the place character. Service was fast and super friendly, which always makes a difference. The food was excellent. I had the Western omelet and it was packed with flavor with onions, peppers, lots of bacon (yes, plenty!), and cheese. The hash browns were cooked just right too. And the pancakes? Light, fluffy, buttery sooo good. Overall, just a really great experience. Definitely coming back!

This is a cute, roomy place. Service was good and fairly quick. I only ordered grits and bacon. But…read morethose grits tasted like the Ancestors were directing them on how to season them. I'm a "no sugar" grits person. When I tell you that they had me at first bite, I am not kidding you. The pricing was reasonable and portions (I'm a California girl) were huge compared to what I'm used to. I definitely recommend this place.

Brookside Diner graciously took in a party of 14 on college graduation day and the entire team did…read morean amazing job! We were welcomed by the manager and Reima our waitress was very sweet and helpful! We all decided on breakfast and it was definitely a great choice...steak and eggs, burgers, grits, omelette, skillet meals, you name it we ordered it! We all ate until we were full and still had enough to take home. Best diner spot in Tulsa!

We finally visited this midtown icon we've been hearing about since we moved to Tulsa. Now we know…read morewhy Tulsa natives rave about it. It had a busy and happy atmosphere. We could tell there were a lot of repeat customers. The diners were enjoying their food and the servers seemed happy to be there. They seemed to enjoy talking to their regulars. I got chicken fried chicken and Dan got chicken fried steak. Both were good, but mine was better. That might be because I always prefer chicken fried chicken. The way the Brookside diner prepares chicken fried chicken is outstanding. I got a large piece of chicken that filled my plate. It was also thick. Some diners pound thin pieces of chicken to the point it's so thin that it is overdone in the time it takes to get the breading crisp. Not Brookside. They produce a perfect chicken fried chicken, nice and crispy on the outside and moist and tender on the inside. I noticed a chalk board listing the specials. The day we were there, it was meatloaf. I also noticed some tempting deserts which I plan to get when I don't eat such a large meal. I enjoyed my experience at the Brookside Diner. Looking forward to our next visit.

I have been wanting to give this place a try for quite awhile. I wish I had come by sooner…read more I absolutely love the atmosphere. There are wildflowers on each table, cute art pieces, mismatched mugs, & overall super cute decor. Service was phenomenal! Our waitress was amazing. Food was good. My husband had the Wildflower breakfast, my oldest had the 2 egg breakfast, my youngest had cereal (which I told her was silly since she could have cereal at home), & I had the breakfast burrito. Everything was good. My only complaint was the coffee was weak but that is me. I like my coffee to be strong enough to make you not sleep for days.

Such a beautiful place!! The plants all over this restaurant filter the air naturally while…read morebringing such a peaceful and pretty ambiance. The service was amazing. John was our friendly server and he was great, the food was SO good! I had the eggs benedict and it was wonderful! Everyone enjoyed their meal. Will be back for sure.

food veggie omelette, home fries, pancake, cup of milk at…read morecrib service excellent, worker saw me standing uncertainly near front of restaurant after telling another worker i had a call order, and pointed me toward a seat at the bar ambiance gorgeous, highlight among route 66 landmark restaurants, with a minimalist sidewalk stone monument indicating that distinction beautifully

I'm of the firm opinion that 'diner food' varies by very small margins no matter where you go for…read moreit. A scrambled or fried egg can only get just so bougie, same for bacon, pancakes, etc. What makes a diner stand out from the rest? In my experience it's ingredients sourced from suppliers that are outside the mainstream, and excellent service. This isn't Tally's. Tally's is a celebration of the mediocre. Once, years ago, I ordered a breakfast burrito and I got a white log on a plate that sat under a heat lamp too long. There was no sauce on it or anything on the side, just a slightly stale tortilla wrapped around some filling. Meh... I went again this morning hoping for a better experience. I ordered the corned beef hash since it's not a typical diner breakfast. Though there were only a few tables occupied it took 20+ minutes to get my food, and though it had a decent enough taste there was a chalkiness to it that put me off. I also opted for a biscuit rather than the pancake that appears on the menu, and it had a sourness to it that I just couldn't figure out. The biscuit and gravy were cold too. The staff seem to be disinterested unless you're a regular. The toaster caught fire and required three fourths of the staff to deal with it. Also, while I waited they brought out a plate of food that was apparently today's lunch special, and the entire staff stood around it taking pictures with their phones while I watched from my booth. Even the cooks came out! They totally ignored everyone in the dining room. This went on for 10+ minutes. However, on the positive side, I see loads of people eating at Tally's every day! It's very popular! They also serve meals to service members and others at the Holidays, so credit where credit is due. I'm happy they support the community. Good on them for that! I wish more restaurants did the same. For that they get a second star.

First official review of the year! Tim's is a hidden gem! The staff is helpful, kind and funny!…read more They really like people here! The diner is nice and clean and plenty of seating. I had one of the specials for that day and man it did not disappoint! Two generous size catfish filets, fried okra and green beans with a homemade dinner roll... deliciousness in every bite! The service was excellent, the prices are great, the food delicious, and I'll be going back... soon!

My curiosity has lead me here to solve the mystery on why Tim's Diner is still Phill's Diner on…read moreYelp. Tim is a long time customer of Phill's Diner. Phill sold the restaurant to Tim after owning the place for 23 years in 2020 when COVID hits its peak. After buying the place, Tim has never bothered to change the name on Yelp but the name has been changed to Tim's Diner on Google. The best thing about this diner is all the original staffs continue to work for the establishment bringing over their experiences as well of plenty of attitudes. All the employees are a little of "older" age and I love that. The only thing I don't like here is the tip system. You pay at the cashier in the front who will ask you if you would like to add a tip then the cashier would add a tip in for you and you don't have to sign anything. I prefer if they just charge me for the amount and give me the merchant copy and I can add a tip in myself. The way they're doing it puts pressure on their customers to tip. This diner has Tim's $8 favorites menu which is one of the best features, making breakfast very affordable. The food is delicious.

Well - we passed the Hooters to get here (I thought they all went out of business but I could see…read morethis one was still doing business) and went to the Silver Skillet on 61st street near the intersection of 61st and Memorial in Tulsa. The food options seemed endless and the menu was quite large and included breakfast to dinner items all day when they are open! I also noted milkshakes and rootbeer floats and the like - plus a display of cakes and pies for sale! I settled on breakfast with banana, strawberry Nutella crepes and scrambled eggs with bacon. The wife did the same. The food was excellent served like an old fashioned diner style setting and I started my breakfast with an appetizer slice of pecan pie. The kids each got a milkshake with hamburger for one and Mac n' cheese for the other. The server was friendly and helpful and her name was Rachel. She did a great job and we enjoyed dining with her as our server!

The atmosphere was very nice. I love the fact that they gave honor to law-enforcement first…read moreresponders and military. We came for breakfast 9:30am Staff was very nice. Kept our coffee full. My partner had the Philly steak skillet and it was definitely a lot of food. He brought half of it home but he loved it. I had the cinnamon roll French toast and I'm telling you absolutely amazing 10 out of 10 I could've done without the eggs and sausage side. The only negative that we might've had was the bathrooms were just a one stall so if there were somebody in there you had to wait. FYI on the way out the door we seen the display of desserts and had to get a pecan cinnamon roll to go

Great spot for breakfast. The atmosphere is open, comfortable, and not too loud--perfect for a…read morefamily-friendly outing. The food was excellent. I had the steak and eggs with cottage cheese and avocado, and everything was flavorful and cooked well. Service really stood out too--courteous staff and super quick. I'll definitely be back.

Pretty good for the regular breakfast items (waffles, pancakes, etc.), however the steak felt…read morepretty sad looking. I asked for a medium rare but the steak was so thin that it was cooked well done. Service was very friendly and attentive to refills.

Great weekday lunch spot in downtown Tulsa, delicious sandwiches and a wide variety of…read moreoptions.....only complaint? Wish they were open for dinner as well!!

Now this was a meal I can get behind. I needed my southern fatty foods! Very busy for brunch…read more Fred's Fried Chicken and French Toast House made Fried Chicken served atop our French Toast with fresh berries and powdered sugar. Served with warm maple syrup. 50 Shades of Gravy Two hot and fresh house made buttermilk biscuits served with house made sausage gravy.

Southern hospitality at it's best!!! Gracious staff and…read moredelicious breakfast. And as first time guest, we got treated to a plate of apple tarts. If you going to do it right, Sunrise Cafe does it right! Thank you for a pleasant experience.

Great food, great service, cute atmosphere. Clean and bright. Would come here again. I've said all…read moreI can say to reach 85 characters