I just moved to Arcadia and a neighbor suggested I check this place out. It doesn't look like much…read morefrom the outside but don't let looks deceive you. Open the door and enjoy the smell of good fresh cheese burgers and French fries. The two sisters run the place and they're some of the friendliest folks I've ever met. If you're in the area, I highly suggest you stop in and have a burger.

This place is awesome and serves delicious burgers as well as fried okra! I got the cheeseburger…read moreand it was awesome - also got the fried okra. Their iced tea is also delicious. Service excellent and prompt. The interior is moreover very cool and may have used to been a house. There is also a bar open at night. The name of the restaurant originated from the proprietor's father whose nickname was "Fuzzy." Definitely recommended if you are ever out in Arcadia near Historic Route 66!

Pops Soda Ranch located in Arcadia, Oklahoma, was one of the stops I wanted to make during our…read moreHistoric Route 66 road trip. We made it here the night before flying back home to So Cal. So happy we did. It is an iconic destination and must-see landmark featuring a full-service restaurant, gas station, convenience store, and tons of bottled sodas. The neatest part of this place is the 66-foot-tall pop bottle structured with giant wire frame right outside in front of the lot. At sunset, you can sit and watch the multicolor LED lights illuminate with pretty colors. What a colorful and fun view! Parking is free. We didn't get a chance to dine at the restaurant as it was near closing time. We didn't get gas since the car gas tank was full. We did, however, perused the store. WOW... we were overwhelmed with so many classic, unique, and creative soda flavors! Such a cool sight to see soda bottles on display alongside the glass windows of the building. Staff was okay. We picked up one apple pie flavor soda pop plus a good handful of magnets. I was so tempted to buy a t-shirt, but no design stood out for me to take one home. Highly recommend Pops! It should be one of your checkboxes to be checked on your adventures list in the Midwest. Have fun!

Pops 66 is one of those Route 66 stops that is worth visiting for the experience more than the…read morefood. The architecture immediately makes it stand out, and of course you can't miss the enormous soda bottle outside. Inside is just as fun--there are rows and rows of bottled sodas in seemingly every flavor imaginable. Some are familiar favorites, while others are unusual enough to make you wonder who came up with them! The soda selection and gift shop make it a fun place to browse, take photos, and pick up a few Route 66 souvenirs. Where Pops fell short for us was the restaurant. There wasn't nearly enough seating for the number of people wanting to eat, we waited a long time for our food, and unfortunately the meal itself was mediocre at best. With the higher prices, the food simply didn't feel worth the wait or cost. I'd definitely stop at Pops again--but next time I'd skip the restaurant. Come for the unique architecture, giant soda bottle, fun gift shop, and incredible selection of sodas. Grab a few interesting bottles for the road and continue your Route 66 adventure!

When we first arrived, there was only one other customer in the restaurant, so I'll admit I was a…read morelittle skeptical about eating here. After looking over the menu, though, we decided to give it a shot, and I'm glad we did. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and prompt from the start, which immediately made the experience better. The décor was also surprisingly neat for a truck stop restaurant and had a cool old-school cabin feel that gave the place some character. I ordered the Nashville spicy chicken, and it had really good flavor, the only issue I had was that I didn't have enough money to buy a 2nd one. My wife's omelet and hash browns were honestly good enough to be worth a return trip on their own. The only disappointing part of the meal was my son's "smash burger," which was really only a smash burger in name and looked more like a standard frozen patty. Even with that, the positives outweighed the negatives. If I'm ever back in the area again, I'd gladly stop in for another meal.

Your basic truck stop food with all the fixings. It's nothing fancy but everything I've had tasted…read moregood. Usually do the breakfast buffet. It's usually pretty good. Sometimes you need to be selective on your choices when things are low are depending on the time. Definitely get enough to eat. Service has always been decent and it's a truck stop as well so expect tht ambiance

Southern style restaurant located inside Wilshire Gun Range…read more We have eaten here a couple of times and have been pleased with every meal. Each one is made with fresh ingredients and flavored well! Today we had the red beans and rice, wings with buffalo butter seasoning, and the hangover burger. You can rent out the loft space upstairs for a private party or enjoy your meal downstairs and watch your favorite sporting event. Watch for daily/weekly specials.

Awesome addition to the range! I missed having a place to eat here and was really happy they opened…read moreit back up. New owners, new menu and everything I've had has been killer. Steak and eggs, hangover burger, shrimp and grits, and yesterday I had a waffle with peach syrup, blackened chicken and a fried egg. Warm baked peaches on top of the waffle. So good! I went feral on it. They're all so kind and welcoming too. Love it.

Went for the senior early bird Buffett. Can't beat it for the price. Not sure if they put…read moreeverything out but all the serving areas were full. You can just about get anything you want. I did some home cooking, a little Mexican and some seafood. Everything g I had tasted good. Went back for dessert and it was picked over good and the ice cream wasn't ready but I got my fill. Good price for seniors. It's pretty popular as the place was pretty busy.

The food was excellent, the service was outstanding, the ambience was flowing, we all enjoyed the…read morefamily time spent there, it was a late Father's Day get together, if you can't find something of the multitude of foods and desserts your not hungry, it's great for large groups and it brought back fond memories to me when it was located on Air Depot Boulevard in Midwest City, it was an iconic place to eat at that time. So keep your dollars local and shop or dine in the Midwest City/Dell City businesses !

This was my first time here. We came for dessert only. They have a few options but they are not…read morelisted on the menu. We ordered the peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream and chocolate pie. We watched her open a brand new chocolate pie and spray whipped cream on it The cobbler is deconstructed and had to be assemled. The chocolate pie appeared to have been left in refrigerator too long and original whipped topping had gone flat and brown. The crust for the cobbler was inedible! It tasted very old. The ice cream also tasted old as if it was freezer burned. We sent everything back. I would like to add that our waitress was very kind and we had no complaints about her personally.

They serve quality food here for bargain prices, and I believe they have other locations elsewhere…read morein OK/OKC. Their healthy plate consisting of a cooked chicken breast, cottage cheese and tomato slices was awesome. I also got the tater tots and the fried okra, and the coconut pie dessert was very good. The only fruit juices they have are apple and orange, but their iced tea is great. Service was very prompt, and the interior ambiance is low key diner with some cool pictures of meals posted near the ceiling. Highly recommended!

Florence's was opened in 1952 according to sign out front. It also has been featured on diners,…read moredrive-ins and dives. It was the 1st restaurant in OKC to earn a James Beard Award in 2022. It's known for its homemade southern/soul food. Fried chicken is a specialty. You can also get pork chops, catfish, ribs, oxtail, dumplings and neck bones, The hours fluctuate so always best to call. Not sure how often Florence is there but she graced everyone with her presence today. It's an OKC landmark. Service was great along with the food. There is an outside seating area but it was pretty warm today. The fried chicken was awesome.

Friendly staff, great service, and amazing fried chicken. This visit I tried a couple of appetizers…read moretoo. First was the collard green dip. It perfectly balances the delicious bitterness of collard greens for a delightful alternative to a spinach dip appetizer. Next I tried the fried pork ribs. This was a first for me and combining the tender pork with the crunchy batter works really well. And Florence's BBQ sauce is on point. But the star of the show is always the yammed fried chicken. The the chicken is fried to perfection and the combination of sweet and savory is heavenly.

Nina's has an American diner but recently added Persian food. Definitely worth trying out. Hummus…read morewas really good, served with true Persian bread, NOT the normal pita. Very generous serving. The barbary rice was tasty along with the ghemieh stew. Portions are large so the entrees can easily serve 2 or be taken home for another meal. The owner herself came & checked to see how our food was. Lovely Persian rugs & plates decorate the walls.

We had breakfast at Nina's and, my husband and I both had omelets; they were delicious. However,…read morealthough the prices are quite reasonable compared to other restaurant breakfast prices, the breakfast only comes with one side; ours was hashbrowns and the serving was so small I wanted more. We were charged an extra $1.99 for a breakfast bread of our choice but it was bread from a grocery store. When you actually get what other restaurants include in the breakfast plate, the price comes out about the same as Jimmy's Egg. The lunch menu has very reasonable prices also, but I wonder about the portions. Nina's may be buying business but if you have a hearty appetite you are warned.