Wasn't sure what to expect, but the resturant was a bit dated…read more But the servers were very polite and fast. Took my order of biscuits and gravy. I also ordered some bacon and eggs. Thinking it would all be on one plate. Well I was wrong. My what a meal. I was so stuffed and the gravy and biscuits jist were so good!! I defiantly want to visit this place again!

Once a year must for us every Rocklahoma! Lots of delicious breakfast food and an old fashioned…read morecafe ambiance.

BEST Breakfast and Lunch in Claremore! The owners and staff…read moreare amazing people! My husband and I eat here on a weekly basis and highly recommend.

A small town mom 'n pop-style diner vibe. Good ol' home cookin' - type breakfasts at a reasonable…read moreprice, with friendly service. This is my 12- year old grandson's favorite spot to meet up on weekend mornings for a stack of their amazing pancakes. Not stylish, not fancy, just a place for food that will "stick to yer ribs".

Mom's diner checks all the boxes! Quick service once you're seated, solid food and great prices…read more While they are not Gluten Free, I've stuck with my go to omelette and had no issues. Super nice servers and well worth the wait!

Solid food and coffee! We stopped here after a baseball game in Owasso…read more Upon their recommendation, I had the chicken tender plate which was delicious! Tender and juicy chicken inside with a delectable crust. The kiddo got a tasty cheeseburger and hubs an omelette. We finished up with a little chocolate pie. Yum! The service was very friendly and helpful. Affordable prices. The diner was clean and filled with locals. I happen to love that. Food came out quickly. You could tell a lot of folks come here to grub on a regular basis. :)

The Big Biscuit has quickly become our Sunday morning DoorDash tradition. Their biscuits and gravy…read moreare hands down some of the best around--even my incredibly picky 8-year-old sensory eater asks for them every time, which says more than I ever could. My teenager is obsessed with their bacon (I'm pretty sure she'd do her chores for a plate of it ). Every order has been fresh, flavorful, and comforting, making our weekends a little easier and a lot more delicious. If you're looking for a breakfast the whole family can agree on, this is it. Highly recommend!

Would have put zero stars ! The grits were so runny they should have been served in a cup ! The…read moreover easy eggs were under cooked still had runny whites ! The Biscuit and gravy had a strange unknown flavor and little to no sausage and for two people my nephew having only biscuits and gravy and undercooked hash browns was $35.00 the coffee was great and the service was good . The ambience was ok but nothing special. I will never go back , hope this saves someone else the same experience

A Hidden Gem Worth Every Bite!…read more Stuff'n Cafe is hands-down one of the coziest and most delicious spots I've visited! The biscuits and white gravy were pure comfort--fluffy, buttery, and smothered in rich, peppery gravy that tasted homemade. Their pancakes were perfectly golden and light, with just the right touch of sweetness. And don't even get me started on the chocolate cake--moist, decadent, and clearly made with love. Whether you're in for breakfast or dessert (or both like me), this place hits the mark. Highly recommend!

Food was fast and hot! But when they say breakfast until 11:00, they're not kidding. They cut it…read moreoff on the dot. Period. They tiny place was PACKED at 11:00. Service was fast, friendly, prompt. Since we didn't get breakfast, unfortunately we can't comment on it, and I have the feeling that is their main draw. Three stars just because. Food so-so, service great. Overheard some patrons telling (owner?) what they'd like see (back?) on the breakfast menu. We'll most likely will return.

Jojo's Cafe in Collinsville... Food, 10/10…read morePeople, 11/10 Service, unbeatable I noticed that the diner formerly known as Tay's had a new name and a very active Facebook page, so my son and I dropped in on Friday for lunch to try them out. He went with the Steak Fingers and Fries and I opted for the CFS, mashed potatos and as they had ran out of green beans, went with a bowl of pinto beans. First, the place was packed... which is great. That means ownership and staff are firing on all cylinders. The cafe seat around 50 people, max, so it's a small place to start. But even with a full lunch crowd, it wasn't overly noisy. There's one big room, about 6 booths, 4 tables and a counter that seats about 6. Not a lot of ambience or pizazz, but what they DO have in abundance is great food and wonderful people. Food arrived very quickly considering the crowd. My son commented that his steak fingers were probably the best he's ever had, and that boy knows his way around some steak fingers. My CFS was also one of the best I've had, and certainly the best I've had in quite some time. Crust to meat ratio was almost 100% with no meat shrinkage. Flavorful crust without being overdone and fork tender meat that I did not need to use a knife on at all. Mashed potatoes were fresh and scratch made. And very importantly (to me) gravy was in abundance. Too many places treat gravy like it's a scarce commodity instead of the cheapest thing in the kitchen to make. Creamy, smooth and plenty of flavor, it was the perfect cover (pun intended) to the rest of the plate. The pinto beans could easily steal the show. What came out as a side competed for the main event. Perfectly cooked with just a bit of bite to the beans, there was an abundance of ham chunks and to my surprise, bacon added in. Never thought bacon, but that's a go-to for me from now on in my own kitchen. Had a chance to meet and shake hands with the owner who was having lunch there with his family, and he's a nice, down to earth local businessman who understands how to treat and keep a customer. I liked it so well that the next day, I met my daughter there for breakfast, and it do did NOT disappoint. She had the pancake breakfast with cakes, eggs and home fries, and loved every bit of it. I had the ham and cheese omelet, hash browns and biscuit and gravy. Hands down the best omelet I've had around the area, and the hash browns were outstanding. Perfectly cooked and seasoned. The biscuit was fresh and lighter than air, and again.... gravy was in abundance. Great experiences overall, and will not hesitate to make the short trip back up the highway for more meals.

1st visit - we had Indian Taco's. They were fabulous. Our plates were full…read more Service was spot on. Clean, not even spots on my silverware. Everyone seemed to know each other. Brand new bench seats, when seated I didn't sink down to where the table was at my shoulders. It is a small but comfortable dinner.

Nice gem in Ketchum. Breakfast is great, dinner is also great! Portions are generous and price is…read moregreat. Staff were very friendly and attentive.

After a long day of fishing, we came in for a hearty dinner at this cafe. Our server took great…read morecare of us, and our food hit the spot. I had the steak fingers and my husband had the chicken fried steak. They both seemed to be hand breaded, and they were both well seasoned. The fried okra was really good as well. A great place to dine whether it be for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. PS, please try the peanut butter pie. Amazing!!!

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.