If you're road tripping anywhere near Porter, stop here. This is one of those places you read about…read morein "best hidden road trip stops" articles and it actually lives up to it. The Peach Barn is packed with specialty jars, fresh baked goods, and things you didn't know you needed. The pickles? The best I've ever had. So good I came home and ordered more of them on Amazon from the Amish Wedding company because I refused to run out. Grab more than one jar. Trust me. I also tried the salad dressings and baked goods and everything tasted fresh and high quality. The shop isn't huge but there is enough room for everyone shopping and plenty of nice staff around. Pro tip: sample what you can and buy more than you think you need. I under bought and regretted it immediately. This is a stock up every time you travel kind of stop.

We had gone to Livesay orchards to buy peaches and decided to swing by here for a peach shake. It…read morewas July 5 and the parking lot was packed. I thought we would have to wait a long time as the line was long. The staff has this down and our shakes were out in no time. I loved that the shakes had small chunks of peaches in them. We also bought a couple of the hand pies. They were OK. I'll return for the shakes! Cute gift items too.

Mattie Jane's is a precious little lunch spot. Best quiche in town. I love that they grill burgers…read morefor the monthly sip and shop nights on the first Thursday of each month. It's family owned and ran, so you're treated like family.

I got the Double S Double T with the Cabbage roll soup and let me tell you something, it tasted…read morelike my Mimi made it. I'm so happy I stopped and tried this place out! Everything was very flavorful and I could tell it was made with love. Super pleased with the ladies working and the environment. :)

I wanted dessert. No, needed it. At 3 pm. Just having one of those days. So I get into Tahlequah's…read morenice little downtown and figure there must be a place. First one I tried? Nope, not actual ice cream. Second one? Yes, actual bakery. Morgan's has been a town mainstay for generations, classic feel inside and out, right in the middle of downtown, local regulars entering and leaving while I'm looking around. Personal service, patient and friendly. That kind of great place. Some of the items sold out earlier in the day so I selected a few that caught my eye. * Orange cranberry muffin: Very fruit. Such delicious. Wow. * Apricot Danish: Very fruit. Such... you get the idea. 2 for 2 in wonderful goods. * Chocolate donut: I should have confirmed. It's not chocolate inside. Still good but I would have grabbed a different third item if I knew. I think the verdict is obvious on this one. Don't bypass downtown - don't miss Morgan's!

A solid bakery. The bonbons and dream boat are delicious. Donuts are good as well. The place is…read moresomewhat uninspiring. I wish there was an attempt to offer new items to keep the business fresh and enterprising. It just feels like the complacency found in many eateries through Tahlequah. This town is starved of variety and novelty, and if you offer some, people will come flocking

On Yelp there is a picture of a delicious looking serving of Miranda's Cake Café biscuits and…read moregravy. Something I can't pass up. Also picture after picture of delightful pastries: scones, artistically decorated cupcakes, cinnamon rolls and amazing cakes. It looked so good that we made a drive to Wagoner, just to give Miranda's Cake Café a try. It turned out to be a miserable mess. The only thing good about this café is the coffee and the very nice lady that was working today. Possibly Miranda herself. I ordered a Mocha and my wife had a dry cappuccino. Both drinks good. Only get coffee here, nothing else. The pastry case was almost empty. A couple of muffins, Danish and cookies, that's all. Not much to choose from. My wife settled on the Danish which was fair. I ordered the double biscuits and gravy. It was disgusting. A room temperature, tasteless bowl of cat food was what I was served. Check the picture. I think most restaurants would be ashamed to set that mess in front of a customer and then charge them $8 for it. When checking out the nice lady asked me "how was the food?" I just smiled and said fine. My morning was ruined, no sense ruining hers too. This visit to Miranda's Cake Café was a failure. Extremely disappointed.

What an unexpected treat on our road trip through town! Our breakfast sandwich was delicious and…read morebrilliantly toasted in a waffle iron! The single biscuit and gravy was one of the best I've ever had, and huge and insanely inexpensive to boot! Miranda was so lovely and friendly and she talked me into trying her own latte concoction - the Hocus Pocus. It was an admittedly strange combination of (if I remember correctly!) butterscotch, raspberry, and hazelnut but it was an absolute taste sensation. She makes all of her own syrups in house too, which is pretty amazing. The space is huge and has some cute jewelry, shirts, and other crafty items for sale. Definitely worth a stop off route 69!

Well, my wife and I were showing homes today, and we stopped off at the Harmony House in Muskogee,…read moreOklahoma. First, the place is so cute, but besides lunch be really fantastic. The highlight was the strawberry lush pie . Oh my God, fughettaboutit . You are insane if you don't order this amazing blow your mind out pie! It was soooo good. I just wanted to smash it in my face. Absolutely a gem of a place. Kudos to the Harmony House. Great job guys.

Love to get the daily specials from here! Amazing hot chicken salad and King Ranch chicken! All…read moredesserts I've tried are good as well!