I popped in to get a latte (with a dash of lavender syrup) for my drive home. That's all I tried…read more The latte was good but could have been a bit hotter. I walked in around 1 PM and all the outdoor furniture was piled inside. I know it's cold outside, but it seemed odd they didn't have another place to store the stuff. Service was totally adequate but not overly friendly. I would give it another shot.

A nice cup of coffee for the ride home. My wife had something called a Small Vanilla Cold Foam and…read moreI had a 12oz Americano. Small shop, decent coffee, quick service. The parking is a little tight, but the street is available.

Very cute place covered in ornate chicken decorations, it was quite a delight. I was recommended…read morethis place quite a few times by locals and gave it a shot! The artichoke toast was delicious, and the veggie pizza was bomb. If I had a chance to go back, I probably would. Service was quite fast considering I was with a large group on a Friday night, so big kudos to that. Much love from Chicago!

We stopped in for a pizza visit. As many other visits, this one too, was incredible…read more We have had nothing but pleasant memory making experiences here. You will enjoy the friendly atmosphere, classic rock music, and good vibes. Tells a lot why out-of-towners like us prefer a good place for a slice of pizza and spirit of a small college town.

Ordered a cinnamon pretzel, a chocolate twist, and a cream horn at this landmark. Coffee available…read more Dining room as well with 9 tables. All were very-good!

My overall experience was great. Small towns are always nice to go visit, plus it was the only one…read morein town. They were really friendly. My coworker and I went to visit before going to visit other and wanted to pop in and grab them a treat. Some of the items looked a little old and unappetizing. While others seemed to fair better. The most appetizing thing were their petite four cakes. They were so cute and looked freshly made. They had multiple counters to select items from but some were not as full as others. We were recommended that tiger cookies were the best after we had made are purchase. So if you happen to go, get the tiger cookies.

Staci did a great job getting us in and out and being so kind throughout our time. I got the…read morespanish omelet with hash browns, and toast! Everything was well prepared, a little greasy but expected at a diner. The restaurant is very small so I wouldn't suggest a big party to come eat here, and bring a jacket as it's chilly inside.

First let me say this what a awesome group of people. i drove from Maryland. i was hit by lightning…read morein the Ozarks. the lighting hit my windsheild and cracked it. i kept pushing forward. I needed a place to stay and i only got to stay one night in a hotel because they sold the room form under me to a company. I had no were to go and i was really hurting. I didnt know anyone around and needed something to eat and coffee to calm my nerves. I felt like a huge failure with everything around me going on. Yah i could have gone anywhere to grab something to eat but i wanted something that made me feel at home. I came into the dinner mad and scared feeling like a straight failure. I order a omelet and coffee. when i walked in it was like walking into home felt like i was suppose to be there. small town and good people. My heart began to be calm. Alyssa " mom" or " big Sister" you can definitely tell she calls the shots. She runs the roost. she was so calm and talking to me. i told her why i was there and the reasons why i am driving to OK. she just listened and gave me advice and made me laugh. she really reminded me of my sister that passed away. Alyssa being so down to earth and funny made me want to come back each time. So as i slept in my jeep from the 4-10th at Ross park had no were else to go i went there to Boomarang dinner "my dinner". Yes it started as a place to eat but it turned into a place of calmness and happiness. i got to know everyone of the staff and there amazing i kept going back to eat there. I love the food and the ambiance. chicken fried stake and black coffee. the staff dose tremendous great work and if i could make the wages different i would at least pay them $19.00 hr. i looked up the minimum wage in Tahlequah, Ok $7.10hr that is absurd. these wonderful people do way more then just help run a dinner. they are family, therapist, counselors, jokesters and good quality people. The staff works hard to keep the place running in tip top shape. I was there when the small front fridge broke and NO on sat in the fridge the door just fell off because of all the usage. No staff broke the door. Please who ever is reading this and own this great establishment let the staff sit down and rest there feet for a momnet i see them up and running around all the time. let them have a moment and be a human being and have a cup of coffee in the dinner. these wonderful people are not robots. they are people to. I love the staff. As i look up minimum at $7.10hr + tips need to do better then that. People can not survive on minimum wage like that there are families to support and that is one way to loose staff. when the staff cant afford to feed there families and start to feel the financial burden they will think about finding another job to support there family. seeing that the minimum wage is THAT LOW and knowing that it can be increased to help the staff in there future to do whatever the dream career is at least increase it to 16.00 + tips as a start. Your staff is awesome and they are worth it. All in a nut shell i wish i could make a movie or a sitcom about this place and call it " Big Hair" because as i think of this dinner it would be a epic movie or sitcom. I am coming back to eat there everytime. As i sit here writing this review in maryland i want to just drive back to " Boomarang dinner" to eat there again. To the staff you guys made this whole experience the best trip ever and I will never forget you guys. Small town dinner with the greatest people you can ever meet. My email is : CaliRican92@gmail.com. thank you for everything you made my trip

The food is good, I liked the burger that I ordered but it did take awhile for them to clean off a…read moretable for us to sit at. The server was nice on the phone, and we go here every year so we will be back. It's been really cold in there everytime we go - so bring a jacket! Other than that I like the paintings they have on the walls.

Great place to chat with friends and get a cup of coffee…read more Great breakfast with fun phones to order from. Waitresses are always so kind and make sure your cup is filled up with hot coffee.

Tahlequah has a lot of Mexican restaurants to choose from, but Frech stands out! It's indeed very…read morefresh ingredients. It's the old Taco Mayo building, which is fitting, but it's really nice inside. Staff are always quick and friendly, and they have a drive thru too. I love the nachos best of all, but I haven't tried any breakfast items! This place is definitely worth trying.

I got the fajita burrito and she got the al pastor burrito. Mine had way more fresh green pepper…read morethan meat which was a good thing because the meat was really tough and gristle. The green pepper chunks started about quarter size and got bigger! The al pastor was more tender but not very much meat ,at least the slices of red and green pepper were cooked! I got a side of corn salad and it was pretty good!

This was the most amazing meal ever because it was light but filling and super nutritious a perfect…read morelunch. Everyone is so welcoming and create an inviting environment for all customers.

Oasis Health Food is a Shop of healthy products: vitamins, organic, gluten free, etc., with a…read moreSpecial offer of dishes everyday. They don't being a Restaurant should be 100%, but they are simply delicious. It's the best place to eat very well and healthy. If you're lucky to live or work in Tahlequah you must come any day and order the special, or you have the perfect excuse to visit this charming city of deep North America, here in Oklahoma and I'm sure surprise you positively, good appetite. The flavors, freshness and extraordinary season make each dish a wonderful adventure on the palate.

I have loved Kroner & Baer for several years! I had lunch today, and it was delicious. I want to…read moretry the new weekend brunch! And of course they have a great drink and beer selection. This is a very fun spot in Tahlequah! Staff are always super friendly. They have the winter igloos up right now too! Definitely try the chipotle chicken sub! And the fries are seasoned to perfection and so crispy

Fun, friendly staff, good beer selection, and tasty food. I had buffalo wings and my wife had a…read morepizza. We were both very happy. The outside seating and games are excellent.

This little Mexican restaurant surprised me. I really wasn't expecting the food to be this good. It…read morewas fabulous. My wife had the Enchiladas Verde. Three big corn tortillas filled with seasoned chicken, smothered with freshly made green sauce, and as an extra touch, covered with grilled onion, cilantro and a generous sprinkle of cotija cheese. A tasty plate of fancy enchiladas, not typical of small town OkieMex joints. My Torta was remarkable. I am sticking firm to this assessment...It was the best that I have ever had!! A fresh soft bolillo, mayo, lettuce, tomato, jalapeno, cheese and a little avocado. I got the two meat Torta. Tender flavorful barbacoa and carnitas prepared properly with a nice crispy fried finish. An excellent sandwich. The sandwich was wrapped up tightly in paper, holding the loaded hand meal together until I pealed it back. I devoured the sandwich. Great service, clean comfortable restaurant. Impressive food. Another great option in Tahlequah. Note: try the carnitas here!!!

All of the food I've eaten there has been delicious. The birria tacos are amazing! Margaritas are…read moredelicious. Guacamole is the best I've ever eaten. My husband LOVES their breakfast burritos. The employees are awesome, friendly, and attentive. Best Mexican food in town. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Me being here for a month in this town I am noticing that there are mainly two popular steakhouses…read moreor chop houses if I may. The other beginning with a C with Hit and Miss service and then you have here which most of my visits as well as my co-workers have always had nothing but raving talkatives about this establishment. The ambience is wonderful and here is where you want to take a date. From the almost Edison type lights that are on top to the brick wall with a nice historical accent and the ceiling tile of decorative nature. I've tried the hamburger here as well as well as the eggs benedict and they have been on spot. The hamburger is not fried on the grill you can actually taste the charness on it from a grill and the yolks on the egg to Benedict is not overcooked it has that nice runny yolk that we all like and a buttery dream hollandaise sauce that's hard to beat. Price is medium to medium high but look at the ambience of this place you will not get too much of that in this small town enjoy it while you are here. Parking might be a little challenging at peak times because you are parking on the street. When you are tired of the mediocre to bad service as well as the food at the other Steakhouse come over here and find yourself not being disappointed. This is coming from my point of view as well as about four other co-workers that have been to both places. OH, I forgot their address I decent looking bar with a nice setup for your tasting pleasure.

The first thing I wanna say is that I really want our local business ventures to succeed. With that…read moresaid... I must be honest about our first experience at Watson's chophouse on third. To overshadow everything... I do need to say that Megan our server was absolutely incredible even after a very difficult day where we found out she had worked almost 12 hours on New Year's Eve day. Now to the review. We arrived 30 minutes early for our 8 PM reservation with hopes of being able to listen to a cellist that had been advertised on Facebook for New Year's Eve. He was to be there until about 8:30. When we arrived, the cellist was not there. Really... No big deal. We asked the maître D if we could sit at the bar while we waited for our reservation and he said that he would have to clear off a couple of spots at the bar then we could. Well, he was so busy clearing tables instead of being able to check people in and take care of the needs of people upfront that that never happened and someone walked in talked to the bartender and they went up and took our seats. Again... Not a dealbreaker. We waited until 8:30 before we were seated, and during that time, the restaurant had about a third of the tables empty. The line was out the door and people were getting a little contentious. We hardly saw the maître D and was unable to ask him questions because he was bussing tables which I believe should've been someone else's job. I realize people call in on special days like that because they don't want to work and possibly that's what happened because they were obviously shorthanded. The place seemed to be in utter confusion amongst the staff. I would have expected someone who seemed to be the owner or manager to come out and take control and that never happened. No one seemed to be in control. We were never approached the entire evening at our table by a manager or anyone that even resembled one. Now onto the experience at the table. As I said before... Megan was incredible and was running her legs off. We started off with an iced tea and an old-fashioned which by the way was one of the best old fashions I've ever had. She made sure we had plenty of bread, etc. while we waited for our food. We had ordered shrimp cocktail, which we never got, and when I kindly told her not to worry about it when our food was brought to the table, I think she threw herself under the bus by saying that she had forgotten to turn the order in. I think that screwup was in the kitchen. Listen folks... We're not picky people, but when I go into a place and I'm paying $90 for a steak I really think there should be perfection all the way around. The baked potatoes were very good, but I think the asparagus was overcooked and charred to the point where they tasted burnt. The star of the show which was a $90 porterhouse table steak was a complete disappointment. We love our steaks, medium rare. A medium rare steak should have a little bit of juice and blood on the plate. This was not the case with this one. It was medium to the point of almost medium well. The only reason we didn't send it back was our server had been running her legs off and we were not about to do that to her 30 minutes after they were supposed to be closed. So... We didn't say anything. I just think there should've been someone in charge and it just didn't seem like that was the case at least out in the dining area. Again... If you are understaffed in a restaurant that small, especially on a holiday night, it should be obvious that someone in charge is jumping in to fill the gap and we did not see that. Sorry guys, but we'll probably not be back. I just don't have a lot of grace when I pay $90 for a steak and have that kind of experience. Texas de Brazil and Bull In The Alley will continue to be our go to's. Really disappointed cause I thought we would be able to get a really good steak at home.