Outstanding service!! We ordered delivery through an app and chicken fried steak was one of our…read moremeals, the gravy got missed and the manager had someone drive to our home to bring us gravy! I could not have asked for anything better to fix the situation. Customer service like that is definitely rare. We were impressed

Absolutely fantastic brunch! Service slightly below par (sleepy college student had to be prompted…read morea few times to remind him that we needed silverware, but as expected in a college town). Food was all around fantastic, and the atmosphere is lively. Full bar menu to accompany the home cooked food... everything you want in brunch is here.

I don't believe that I have ever had a bad meal at any restaurant that had the name "Granny" in it…read more Granny's Kitchen did not disappoint. Located on the SE corner 7th and Main St. in downtown Stillwater, in a nicely remodeled brick building. Inside, the restaurant is smartly decorated in a modern décor mixed with a connection to the past. Between the tee shirts that are for sale, historical pictures and a few artifacts representing rural farm life hang on the walls. In a few areas of the walls, the original brick work is exposed, but masked with a coat of paint. The building's true age shows through the makeup. The chaotic conglomeration of bricks testify that masonry skills and craftsmanship were not required of the builder, when the original structure was erected. Building codes likely not in vogue either. A work of historical beauty. On street parking. And directly behind the restaurant, on the east side, is a parking lot. On a busy weekend parking could be a challenge. Somewhat of a tourist attraction. Souvenirs for the out of towners are prominently on display for purchase. A bar is available to help celebrate yesterday's team victory or numb the pain of defeat. Patio seating is available. Breakfast was perfect. My usual. The picture describes the food. The friendly attentive wait staff keeps your coffee cup full. What else can I say it's, "Granny's" Kitchen.

Very good. I had a great experience, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The restaurant is…read morespotless and good for large parties. I told the server it was my first time, and she recommended a great meal and gave me a cinnamon roll. Warm and sticky. The meals are large; they said they make them large because it's a college town, and they want to give the kids leftovers. The restaurant is in the downtown area, with plenty of parking. Although the restaurant seems to be a chain, the staff and the food were excellent, so give it a shot. I would absolutely come back.

A bit of a wait to order (you must order before seating), but the food is definitely worth the…read morewait! Every waffle we tried was delicious and served quickly. Coffee was great, and the staff was friendly

I love the gluten free waffles at Just Wafflin'! I have celiac and have never had a negative…read morereaction.

We decided to stop at the iconic Katie's Diner for brunch before heading over to Meow & Mocha!…read more We were warmly greeted right away and only waited about 15 minutes before being seated. My daughter ordered the BLT while I went with eggs, French toast, and bacon. Both meals were delicious, but I have to say--the French toast really impressed me! The coffee was also excellent. Our server was attentive and took great care of us. The diner isn't fancy, but it's full of good home cooking, Oklahoma charm, and genuine kindness. We'll definitely be back!

Our go to spot for breakfast. Huge chicken fried steak and eggs. Good omelettes and French toast…read more Friendly service. Dining area is small but I've never had to wait very long.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Rock Cafe! Our food was delicious. Our server was great. She…read moreoffered us the opportunity to sign their guest register. Our only wish was the napkins were bigger. We needed multiples after the juicy hamburger! The atmosphere was small town friendly. Who could ask for more? Keep smiling. God loves you!

The Spaetzle (often called the German version of macaroni and cheese) restored my faith in…read morehumanity. The texture experience excels. The Chili Cheese Dog with fresh, raw onions (as foretold by the cheesy appetizer) was dense and flavorful, maybe the best no-frills chili dog in Oklahoma. My picky 13yo ate his first First Fried Apple pie with a slice of vanilla. His eyes got really big, and the plate was clean in an instant. The big treat, though, is the full-quarter slice of Poor Man"s "Pecan" Pie made with oats, not pecans. Served hot with a perfect slice of vanilla ice cream (yes, it's a tray-cut square) with a perfect crust -- This may be my favorite dessert ever, in the whole wide world. Of course the whole wide world needs more innovative classic food stops like this on Route 66. Also, ask to see their fire-surviving copy of Eternal Route 66 by Chuck Williams, an ironic souvenir from a prior iteration of The *eternal* Rock Cafe. If you're a fan of Sally the blue Porsche from the Disney Pixar movie Cars, ask to meet the owner, Dawn. She *might* tell you her story that inspired the sweetheart sports car, and John Lasseter, Pixar's chief creative officer is happy to confirm when visiting with memorabilia gifts that decorate the cafe. (No ai used)

Stopped in for a latte to go..place was packed! A bustling cafe with members of the service team…read moreready to help. It felt like home.

The scrambled eggs with machaca and tortillas were just alright. The black beans could use a little…read morebit more salt, and the salsa was just okay. Overall, the food is nothing outstanding.

Driving through Oklahoma yesterday, we stopped at the Boomarang Diner in Perry. This was the first…read moretime we had ever stopped there. I had breakfast - eggs, bacon, hash browns, and a pancake. My wife had the Dagwood sandwich. She said it was very good. She asked for crispy bacon almost burnt. They honored her request. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. It reminds you of the old diners back in the 60's and 70's. I highly recommend this place. When I travel through Oklahoma on my way to visit relatives in Nebraska, I will stop again.

Stopped here on our way south on 35. The food was good and reasonably priced. I had the pancake…read moremeal, my wife had the chicken tenders, and my grandma had the fish sandwich. Everyone said they would go again so I think that speaks for itself.

Greated as I walked in. Served a beverage within seconds of…read moresitting at the table.! Wowed by the service right off the start! Kyall took VIP like care of us...My hunger ways got ahold of my decision making and I looked at the menu and mumbled something that made sense to the server. The service was top notch. The flavors of the burger ...life changing. The fries were piping hot ... in hindsight I should have orded the tidbits...they looked phenomenal!! This place knows how to get someone's hunger taken care of. I came in hungry, I left fatter and happier. Thank you Mary's grill for satisfying my stomach! I will be back when visiting family who live in this town. Kyall will be requested! She and the kitchen staff should be commended. I had a fantastic conversation with gentlemen refilling the salad station... All smiles. This place is legit. Clean bathrooms! Do a favor to yourself and stop in! Thank me later! Questions reach out. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

We were traveling through the area and stopped to eat at Mary's…read more The food was good and the waitress was friendly and efficient. I couldn't finish my Hungry Man Steak but will eat it tomorrow! It's a bit off the beaten path (I-35) but worth the short drive into Tonkawa! My wife had the BLT and reports that it was good too!

We have had this diner on our list of "must try" places for over five years and finally made the…read moredrive up to Perry! (Fun fact, we told our kids we were driving to Perry and they thought we meant Paris... ha! Not quite the same as Paris, but still a gastronomical delight!) As other reviews have mentioned, service was very friendly, informative, and surprisingly quick. Our server made several recommendations that we were so grateful for as our food was extremely tasty. We ordered the Perry burger and the chicken fried steak with jalapeño gravy - no worries, the gravy was not spicy at all, just extra flavorful as promised. The interior is decorated like a traditional diner and has a lot of old photos and fun items to look at. Our only disappointment is they were sold out of their legendary cinnamon rolls that day, no problem though - we will be back!

Great nostalgic restaurant celebrating 100 years in business this year. Great food, wait staff and…read moreownership. It's like stepping back in time with even stories of Pretty Boy Floyd eating lunch there once in the 1930's. He entered the restaurant with his Tommy gun, ordered everyone out except the staff and ordered "the biggest steak you have", with his machine gun on the table the whole time. After his lunch he left a $20 bill on the table and left. I highly recommend!

Seek out this quiet little coffee and tea place off main. We ordered the strawberry green tea…read more(iced) with just a bit of honey. It takes a bit to brew and ice, but it's well worth it. This would be a great place to meet and study. For us, it was a great place to relax and catch up. There's some fabulous basket swings in the back that I would be all about on the next visit.

It's good. But expensive. Like... really expensive, even by inflated third wave coffee house…read morestandards. These are Silicon Valley coffee house prices (almost $6ish for an 8 oz, not even 12 oz). That aside, good service, decent space (more room in the back than you would expect), and some unique flavors on the menu as far as specialty lattes are concerned.