This may be hands-down, my personal favorite restaurant in Owasso. I'm at the opinion that it's…read morehard to find authentic food there and this is by far some of the best Middle Eastern food I've ever had. We did notice while we were there that the restaurant just continually got busier and busier but The kitchen and staff were able to keep up. The restaurant itself is very well with tables and booths in a fresh airy feel.

Ok.... So this gyro was legit good. The taiko was a bit on the too much dill side but was still…read moregood. The tabouli was pretty darn good and hummus wasn't too shabby but def was missing the oil. But everything was flavorful and fresh and the plate was a toooon of food! Only complaint was a bit pricey but so ready to come back again!

Oh, Smoke was delicious!!!…read more Took a group of about 10 employees for dinner the other night and enjoyed it very much. We decided to eat out late in the day but they were able to accommodate our large group with no issues. I also noticed they seated other diners away from us as we were a little louder than the typical table. Well thought out by their staff. The food was amazing. I ordered the chicken pasta with Cajun cream sauce and devoured it! Also ordered the crispy brussel sprouts and they were among the best I've ever had. Everyone enjoyed their meals and the staff was very attentive through the 2hrs we were there. Service was friendly, professional, and fast. We just sat and talked a little while before ordering and then after eating as well.

Finally got the opportunity to try brunch at Smoke in Owasso today. Restaurant was about 25% full…read moreat 11:30. Bench seat had crumbs on it but table was clean. Waiter was attentive and complimentary on our choices. Food arrived on time and each dish was presented nicely. Portion sizes, in my opinion were better than what I expected. Great meal Smoke! Keep up the good work! So glad that we have an upscale restaurant in Owasso.

Bricktown has a great menu filled with things that are just a bit different than what you'll find…read moreat similar places. The food and service have always been very good. Prices are reasonable and drink selections are solid. You really can't go wrong.

Almost a two hour odyssey. Waited 30 minutes for table but expected that. Ordered app immediately…read more Waited and waited. Finally asked about it and then manager came out to tell us it hadn't been fired and would take another 20r minutes. She offered to comp it but we decided we would just order entrees. Not sure whose fault ot was. Server was very apologetic. Burgers were good when we finally got food. 3 stars for the burgers and the manager who came to exolain.

I seriously think this might be the best burger around. Know that if you order the small option…read more(what they call a slider), it's more like a regular-sized burger at some places. It definitely isn't what most people would consider a slider. My point? It's a great value. I don't know if you could go wrong with any of the burger options. My new favorite is The Belle ( Homies Sauce, Pickles, Onions, Smoked Gouda Cheese, Bacon). You must order the Hell Yeah Tots. That garlic-parm topping is amazing. I've never been here other than for lunch so I would like to go and get the full bar/lounge experience. It's a seat yourself place but the wait staff is super friendly and efficient.

This is a great little place. The staff is so friendly and the food is so good. They always go…read moreabove and beyond on their food and service. You definitely need to try this place Beth burgers and tater tots.

Friendly service, food is served quickly fresh, and hot. If you like a Mom and Pop diner, this is a…read moregood one.

Food was really good, service was super friendly, and place was very clean and nice. The rest of…read morethis is just to fulfill yelp's ridiculous 85 word minimum requirement.

Best mimosas in town. Service is great. Old school diner atmosphere is fun. Stop in as you're…read morepassing through. Autumn is amazing!

Great food & service! All the food is prepared with care & tastes great!…read more We had a great server who was very attentive. Great place for all ages.

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

Me y mi amigo came here after volunteering at a special Olympics event. This restaurant was great!…read more The food here was amazing. I really enjoyed my burger. The fries were very good too. Surprisingly, the inside of Smitty's was very clean, including the bathrooms! Great ambiance too. The service here was stellar. All of the employees very very kind and helpful. During the middle of my meal, one of the employees asked if the food was great. Awesome service! Also, the food came out very fast! Overall, great restaurant and I highly recommend it!

This place was great! The staff was super nice and checked on us consistently. The food was…read moredelicious and everything came out well. The bathroom was very clean. This place also had a great feel and ambiance to it. I definitely recommend this place!

Pretty fast and friendly service. Picked up take out. Got a small cheeseburger, small fries,…read moreregular cheeseburger (double) and medium fries. No drinks. $35. Now for a great burger, I don't mind paying but these were just good. Really nothing special. Fries were better than average. Should have gone to OMG.

I'd put off trying 5 Guys for quite some time because I knew how much it was going to cost me. So…read morethat said, cost is a factor in this review, but not the only factor. So... walked in around 12:30 or so and eyeballed the menu, which is blissfully simple, a nice change from some local franchises. Keeping it basic, I went with a cheeseburger, no onions and a small order of fries. I like that the only two choices I had to make wasthe toppings on my burger and the seasoning on my fries, which turned out to be the cajun seasoning. My order was a to-go order, and the wait time was maybe a tad long, but nothing I'd gripe about. I will admit that this time my preconceptions turned out almost completely wrong. Given most franchise burger places, I expected an anemic 1/4 lb paper thin overcooked patty buried under a mountain of lettuce. Not so. Here's one area where they did shine. The burger, once home and unwrapped was really nice looking. Easily 3-4" thick with a really thick meat patty and proportional amounts of trimmings, except for the cheese, which was there in abundance. All this is a nice way of saying it was a hot mess of a burger, in a good way. Burger was probably a solid 8/10. Where it came up short was flavor. It was good, and it hit the basic marks of a solid diner burger, but overall, the flavor was just average. Not sure what they could have done to enhance the flavor, but it just didn't measure up to places like Goldie's and OMG solely in flavor. Don't get me wrong, it was a good burger, but it wasn't a great burger. When it comes to the fries, I recommend you order the smallest size and see how that works. I ate fries all the way home (5 minute drive), and once home, split the order with my son and still had more than I could eat. And they were good fries.... not sure about 'cajun', but good nonetheless. I now understand why the small order of fries is nearly $6... seems like a lot (and it is), but you get a butt ton of fries. Honestly, I'd rather have an order half the size of the smallest one and not have far more fries than I can eat. The trick there, I suppose is 2 or 3 people order a burger and split the order of fries, so if that's your situation, cost is probably not bad. Service was what you would expect of a take out order, basic and just there. All together, the bill for the burger and fries was $18.49. Overall, I admit to underestimating 5 Guys based on the fact they're a franchise. The burger was good, if average. The fries were really good, if massively oversized. Not sure I'll be a regular because there's just better burgers in Owasso for the same or less money.