Great food & service!! My daughter just moved to Perkins and we have been here several times in the…read morepast two months. Great steaks, fried catfish, chicken fried steak, chicken sandwiches.. we haven't had a bad meal here. We live in Tulsa & OSU Alumni...so, it's nice to have a great go-to restaurant that's close!

Awesome food and service! Stopped in with my husband. We thought we'd try something different…read more Not disappointed. Greeted with a smile and got seated right away. I ordered their chicken fried chicken steak with fried okra and gravy. My husband ordered their chicken Hawaiian burger and he added bacon to it. It comes with a choice of a side so he had French fries with that. Food came out on time. Service was great. Overall, we had a great experience.

They have funny hours and the line is long and it is well worth the wait. The inside is decorated…read morewith eclectic things, my favorite is the pig over the bar area. The food...delicious, I got two meats and two sides. Plenty to share for two people, I chose ribs and burnt tips. The rib meat fell off the bone. I can't wait to go again.

This was my first time coming and it did not disappoint! A good thing to know about this place is…read morethere is always a long line. We got here about 9:50 and they open at 11. The staff were super friendly while we waited. The restaurant was super kitschy and eclectic with mismatching chairs and funny signs. The food was well made! My family had a variety of meats and all were good. Our favorite was the brisket. The baked beans were so unique as well. Definitely worth a trip if you're in the area!

The BBQ was excellent. Cooked to perfection. The service was amazing. And the three flavors of…read moresauce were delicious.

Had this for lunch yesterday- really good food and great prices! I ordered the lunch special - got…read morea pulled pork sandwich with macaroni and cheese. The pork was overflowing out of my sandwich- and HUGE portion! The macaroni and cheese was so creamy and delicious! They had many options for bbq sauce- honey, hot, vinegar, and molasses. Would definitely recommend grabbing a bite here- good portions better price!!

I'm not sure if yaya knows her sizing when she gets an order in…read more First time I ever asked for a large chili cheese fries they put it in the box with the burger. That burger was sad af. Meat was small and thin.... The meat barely existed. WHERES THE BEEF!!?? Second time I only ordered a large chili cheese fries and it came in the regular size to go box as large should. Today they tried giving me 2 small boxes for the fries and onion ringsI clearly asked for a large on both. But yall still gona charge the "large" price riiiight. Absolutely not‍keep your cooked food and I will gladly keep my money If I could give zero starts I would. Consistency is key remember that Yaya

This is an awesome small town diner with homemade food not far off Route 66. We enjoyed the classic…read moreAmerican breakfast, biscuits were delicious, waffle was delicious and the burger was great. Our Server was very friendly, attentive and happy to help. Hope to stop again when passing by!

This is the sister restaurant to the Fiesta Cozumel in Tulsa. The menu, the food taste and quality…read moreare the same. An average small town Mexican restaurant. The salsas were very mild. The chips were warm, slightly dark from being over toasted. My wife had the beef enchiladas with red sauce. The ground beef in the enchiladas were well seasoned. They were covered in a disappointing tomato-based sauce. The beans were good. I had the Burrito Don Pepe's Special. A large burrito stuffed with a fajita mixture of steak, onion, peppers and tomatoes. The filling was hot, but the plate was not. The green sauce was cold. It still had a chill from the refrigerator. Good queso in the middle and the tomato sauce on the opposite end. I wonder if these were canned enchilada sauces? Aside from the enchilada sauces, the big flaw was not serving either meal on a good hot plate. Mexican food is not appetizing on a cool plate. It is a comfortable restaurant with friendly attentive service.

Prices were very reasonable and the portions were huge. The chips and salsa was great with nice…read morechunks of jalapeños if you like it spicy. Try the tortilla soup to start with a great broth to start filled with veggies and chicken. Tomato based soup but it was not too overwhelming. Had a margarita to start that was not equally proportioned and tasted off but was still not the worst I have had. Overall good small town spot for weary traveler.

Outstanding, authentic Mexican food. Very friendly staff. Great atmosphere. I definitely…read morerecommend!

I had left a very bad review for this restaurant and I apologize profusely. There is another new…read morerestaurant in Luther for which my one star was intended. Please forgive me.

Dinner with a friend at the Rock Cafe. Ken drove over from Yukon and we left our home just north…read moreof downtown OKC and arrived at the Rock Cafe in just under an hour. The drive is 56 miles. The Rock Cafe is on Historical Route 66. Built in 1939 from stone that was excavated during the construction of Route 66. It is a charming small town cafe, rich in history. The owner Dawn Welch was the inspiration for the animated character Sally Carrera from the 2006 film Cars. The Cafe is rustic, casual, with a cool fun vibe. The staff is friendly and the service good. The dining area is not large. When we arrived there were a couple of booths and center tables available, but a few minutes later a group of 16 came in and filled the Cafe. We started with fried green tomatoes ($8,25). They were very good. The best I've had at a restrauant. All three of us ordered the chicken fried steak ($14.35), mashed potatoes, cream gravey, and fried Okra. It was very good. The chicken fried steak was just the right size and had substance compared to those that are big on batter and light on meat. The mashed potatoes and cream gravey just right. Loved the fried okra. The meal was scrumdiddlyumptious. The Cafe was not noisy even though they were maxed out busy. The prices are very moderate. It's a fun little Cafe with good food.

The food was well cooked and lot's of flavor. I had the Jäegershnizel and my wife had the chicken…read moresalad. Both were very good. The schnitzel was breaded well and very juicy. The mushroom gravy had good flavor and texture. The chicken salad had a good variety of greens, not just one type of lettuce. A good portion of shredded chicken on top. This was a very large salad. There was enough for two people to share. Portion could have been better. Service was great. Attentive without being pushy. A fun place to eat. Lots of memorabilia from the movie Cars, which took inspiration from this restaurant. Definitely big on Route 66, too, as evidenced by the adjacent gift shop.

Pops Soda Ranch located in Arcadia, Oklahoma, was one of the stops we wanted to make during our…read moreRoute 66 Centennial Celebration road trip in June 2026. We made it here the night before flying back home to So Cal. So happy we did. It is an iconic destination and must-see landmark featuring a full-service restaurant, gas station, convenience store, and tons of bottled sodas. The neatest part of this place is the 66-foot-tall pop bottle structured with giant wire frame right outside in front of the lot. At sunset, you can sit and watch the multicolor LED lights illuminate with pretty colors. What a colorful and fun view! Parking is free. We didn't get a chance to dine at the restaurant as it was near closing time. We didn't get gas since the car gas tank was full. We did, however, perused the store. WOW... we were overwhelmed with so many classic, unique, and creative soda flavors! Such a cool sight to see soda bottles on display alongside the glass windows of the building. Staff was okay. We picked up one apple pie flavor soda pop plus a good handful of magnets. I was so tempted to buy a t-shirt, but no design stood out for me to take one home. Highly recommend Pops! It should be one of your checkboxes to be checked on your adventures list in the Midwest. Have fun!

Pops 66 is one of those Route 66 stops that is worth visiting for the experience more than the…read morefood. The architecture immediately makes it stand out, and of course you can't miss the enormous soda bottle outside. Inside is just as fun--there are rows and rows of bottled sodas in seemingly every flavor imaginable. Some are familiar favorites, while others are unusual enough to make you wonder who came up with them! The soda selection and gift shop make it a fun place to browse, take photos, and pick up a few Route 66 souvenirs. Where Pops fell short for us was the restaurant. There wasn't nearly enough seating for the number of people wanting to eat, we waited a long time for our food, and unfortunately the meal itself was mediocre at best. With the higher prices, the food simply didn't feel worth the wait or cost. I'd definitely stop at Pops again--but next time I'd skip the restaurant. Come for the unique architecture, giant soda bottle, fun gift shop, and incredible selection of sodas. Grab a few interesting bottles for the road and continue your Route 66 adventure!