My husband and I are traveling old Route 66 and we had and Americano coffee, a Hazelnut Latte and a…read morecowboy cookie. The drinks and cookie were delicious and the owner was so kind and down to earth! We didn't order the individual quiches or muffins, but they looked yummy too! The inside is very comfortable and definitely is a place you would want to linger longer if your time allows. There are tables and chairs are outside if the weather allows! You have to stop in if you're in the vicinity and leave a good tip for the owner and his daughter's softball tournaments! God bless you for reading all the way to the end!

Great little place in downtown Bristow. The staff are super sweet and nice. The coffee was great…read moreand they have a very nice selection of pastries and sweets. If you are driving through or live in the area, you should stop by, I know you will be glad you did!

Clean restrooms and cheap gas. What more do you need when you're on the road? The place is super…read morebusy though, and they don't have a ton of pumps so bring your patience. On the bright side they do have every lottery scratcher card known to man on sale.

We live in Perkins and will not be going there anymore. My husband and my 7 year old daughter went…read morethere to get drinks and while waiting in line, listened to the workers there making derogatory remarks about native americans. They were talking with another customer about natives in the area. my husband is native American and has grown up in the area. He could not believe how they were talking and in front of our daughter and worse than that, he has known one of the ladies since he was a kid. Really sad.

Best boneless chicken I have every had ! And the Mac and cheese is phenomenal. The biscuits are…read morevery unique and some of the best I have ever had !

I stopped for the beautiful flowers up front. Pricing was posted, but not completely clear. The…read moreflowers I got have lasted well. Staff was friendly and helpful. Pricing competitive. I would stop again.

Awesome place to stop. They are always so kind and friendly. Have a great selection and have lots…read moreof local and made in Oklahoma selections. Plus the drive through is phenomenal! Their food and pizza is amazing too. Try their sandwiches fresh made and the salads are top notch!!

Old Magnolia Garage is a cool name for this convenience store and gas station strategically located…read moreon Old 66. It is set up to serve the locals and capture Route 66 tourist business. Stocked with everything you would expect: sweet, savory salty snacks, soda, beer, fryer food, and a few Route 66 trinkets. Get there early in the day for their best and most famous offering, Arbuckle Fried Pies. Yes, those world famous crusty folded and fried pockets of fruit filled heaven. On an unwavering mission, we rounded the corner east bound on Route 66 late in the afternoon. Our destination in sight, the Old Magnolia Garage. In I go, straight to the big fried pie display case. I really wasn't expecting to find anything left at this time of the day, but there they were, two blackberry pies. Somehow, they survived the morning feeding frenzy. They were immediately adopted, along with a strawberry. Tomorrow's breakfast delight. Nope, not as good as if I had been there when they came from the fryer, but good just the same with a fresh cup of coffee the next morning. Get there early!

Had a smoked ham and cheese panini . My wife had a 3 cheese panini. Both were great and generous…read more We both had iced coffee. If you're traveling Route 66 and need breakfast, brunch, or lunch, it is a great place to stop.

Great spot to meet and get good coffee and breakfast/lunch. Large building with excellent…read morefriendly staff, laid back easy going clean area with roominess to enjoy your conversation. Meeting room available.

I was charged 3.99 for a 32 ounce glass of tea. the cashier range it up as an iced coffee. I…read morepointed out to her that it was not coffee, but tea. She told me that I was paying for the cup. I had used the cup that was located under the coffee and tea area instead of the ones located under the soft drink dispenser. I told her that they needed to label the cups as being only for iced coffee because they are ripping people off by being so dishonest. She seemed totally unconcerned. I will never return to any OnCue store.

Kind of a chaotic location, with customers gathered around the coffee station shooting the breeze,…read morebut nobody wearing masks. Unfortunately you had to pass through them all to use the restrooms as the coffee station is next to the hall. Not very Covid aware. The bathrooms were clean which was nice, and the pumps worked but it was too bad none of the regulars hanging out were paying attention to social distancing measures.

Steaks, ground beef, pimento cheese, anything I've ever purchased at Ralph's is always fresh and…read moredelicious... they even have fresh large baking potatoes!!

Great place. Not to far from my town will definitely go back. This trip was just some good…read morehamburger meat and garlic bologna.

This is a cute winery. It's in an old, historic church and has the original windows, floors, and…read morewalls. April is the new owner and just bought it. Sure hoping to get the carpet pulled up and fix the floors which definitely sag. I tried three of the wines. I bought a glass of the MallowDramatic, which is a sweet moscato (no bubbles) that tastes like marshmallows. As hot as it is (and yes, even inside it was hot) a sweet wine was so apropos. I really liked the "Accents" which is a Cynthiana grapes, which are usually used for a rich full-bodied wine (and is predominantly from the Ozark region) such as a Cabernet, but in this case I wouldn't say it was a Cabernet, but it is a full-bodied and expressively earthy wine with notes of tobacco and tart cherries. The description says oak, but that's not what I was tasting. I am drinking a glass now at home on my couch (yes I bought a bottle) and I once again tasted it to describe. It definitely paired well with a sweet chocolate treat. All their wines are $24.00.

I would like to preface this by saying we experienced this wine and it's purveyors at the Tulsa…read moreState Fair and not the Stroud location. That being said, the wine was incredible! We tasted 8-10 different types, and the individual serving us was quite knowledgeable of the styles, helped us match our tastes, and really made it an experience. The Moscato was by far our favorite, and had a beautiful flavor. They also explained how it is made, sourced, and even told us about their upcoming location change. We are excited to go try their new place at Monkey Island when it comes available.