Food was excellent. We started off with the brûlée grapefruit. It was amazing! My husband had the…read morefried soft boiled eggs and bacon. Next time we will ask for our bacon crispy. But very tasty and so different. I had the blueberry compote pancake. I was surprised to see so many delicious blueberries. We both had coffee which was served hot! The Hatch was very loud! We were in the corner so not as loud as other areas. Highly recommend. We went on Yelp and added our names to the waiting list so by the time we arrived, we waited for a short time.

I gravitate towards not leaving poor reviews but today's experience at Hatch was worth commenting…read moreon... and I hope it leads to change... We showed up for brunch... yes it was Mothers Day so we weren't expecting top service as restaurants are slammed on such days... HOWEVER... we never received water even after asking for it several times We were served ice cold coffee twice and tepid coffee once We never received silverware... I had to go to the counter and ask Every table around us went through 2 rounds of guests before we received our food... but my order never did come and the other orders were insufficient in some way. Other servers were competent and able to serve their guests well... ours did not seem to care either way If we had what we needed or ordered or not. She didn't seem overwhelmed as much as she seemed absolutely indifferent to her customers... and I think she recognized how she had dropped the ball for a solid 90 minutes because ... By the time we were leaving, we asked for a to go container and after another long wait, our server never came back... someone else brought the container.... She lightly acknowledged the mess our brunch was and my meal ( that never came) was removed. I wish I would have asked for a reduced bill but I paid it and although the food we did receive was good, the experience and how it was not handled left me and my party of 6 deciding Hatch will not be visited again For $120, I did expect some sort of service or at least the offering of an apology.

Service was great and attentive. Few of our party got the pick two at lunch. Serving sizes were…read moremore than expected and the food was great. Fun environment and great food.

So our waitress was awesome and came back to check on us frequently. The Philly steak wasn't too…read moreshabby but I wish the sweet potatoes fries were a bit more crispy. Kiddo nabbed the chicken fingers and those might have been the better play. All in all just not too shabby.

The food was very good, they have German potatoes along with the normal breakfast potatoes,…read more portions were good, service was fast and friendly, almost no waiting. Good came out quickly, and I liked the painting they had in the dinning room.

While visiting my daughter in Jinks, we found this little gem. I true family diner with amazing…read morefood. The coffee was hot and strong, the servers were friendly and on top of their fame. I loved all the cooking related posters and signs around the restaurant, it had a really homy feel. I will eat here again when back in the Tulsa area.

Very nice friendly, Mom and Pop owned and operated. Big roomy dining area. Clean, nicely decorated…read more The service is inefficient. Mom and Pop really need to hire some help. Maybe they are normally fully staffed just shorthanded this morning. It was noticeable. Several diners that were in the restaurant when we got seated, had been over looked. We got service before them. I understand their frustration. A group was up front at the register waiting to be seated for over 20 minutes. The restaurant had plenty of open seating. They were overlooked. Our food sat on the counter too long before it was finally served. It was a little cool. I had my standard breakfast, cooked just right, just a little too cool from the delayed delivery. My wife had an excellent cheese omelet. Check the pictures. Be patient, the food is good.

I've been going to Country Hills Diner off and on for years, mostly for lunch. I'm glad they're so…read moreclose to where I work. They have a great selection to choose from for breakfast and lunch. They have a large seating area and can get seated rather quickly. Their food is delicious, mostly homemade comfort food. I got the "Country Boy" lunch today which is an open faced burger with brown gravy, onions and French fries. Give them a try when you're around Kiefer. They are closed on Monday's.

We really only come here because my brother and his wife like it and they live out here…read more That is only to say it is a little trek for us from midtown and it often costs us a toll. Oops! I recommend getting a reservation, especially at dinner time. We like to go right before the sun goes down because everyone claps, ring bells and cheer for another day gone! It is a good time. :) The food and drinks are good. What you would expect from a fast casual restaurant. My boyfriend likes the Smokey old fashion. It is a whole thing also with a lid on it at serving and then a bunch of smoke rises from the glass. It's fun. The servers are all kind and it is clean inside. You do have a view of the river which is nice.

First timer... Let's dig in - The jalapeño cornbread…read morestarted things off with a kick! 10/10 Warm, comforting and full of flavor. For my starter I ordered "Our Nice Little Salad" this beauty was crisp, fresh, and had tomatoes that popped in your mouth and bursted with flavor. The in-house croutons had that perfect buttery crunch, spiced pecans added a unique boldness and the homemade ranch was thick and creamy. I will say I had to ask three times for ranch. I just kept waiting. For our main courses we had the bone-in pork chop. Thick, juicy, and properly rested paired with red mashed potatoes.... Which were very good. The seasonal corn - was gone so quick! It was just so delicious. Ate that right up!! The shrimp scampi leaned heavily into garlic and butter in the best possible way. Shrimp were big, tender and juicy. Unfortunately my rotisserie chicken.... was very dry. I kept choking because of that. I was unable to eat it, that was disappointing. As far as atmosphere... very warm lighting, intimate feels, candle lit, steady energy, attentive staff. The dining room hums with laughter and happy customers... but without overtaking the conversation at our table. The volume was comfortable considering it was a full house.

You know when you kind of love a place so much you almost don't want the whole world to find out…read moreabout it? That was this place for me. I had noticed it before when visiting the Christmas Chute, but the reviews were a little mixed so we never gave it a try. Fast forward to this weekend when we got invited to a birthday at the speakeasy upstairs... and I'm so glad we finally went. First of all -- they're doing a great job with the speakeasy concept because I genuinely had no idea it was there. It's upstairs above the restaurant and you need a code word to get in. Since we were already there, we decided to have dinner first and the menu honestly surprised me in the best way. It's very much Southern comfort food, but elevated a bit. The vibe inside is eclectic and interesting. The staff was super friendly, and even on a Saturday night it wasn't overly busy. The new streets in Sapulpa look great now that the construction is finished, but because most of the parking is behind the buildings the street can look like a ghost town even when places are actually busy. Kind of a weird illusion. They start you off with bread and a trio of fresh butters which was unexpected and delicious. The bread itself wasn't anything fancy, but the butter definitely was. I wasn't very hungry, so I ordered from the kids menu (which I very much appreciated did not say "12 and under"). I got a grilled cheese and the waitress suggested adding a cup of tomato bisque. Yes please. Both were excellent. My husband ordered the grilled chicken and said it was moist and really good. They also have a full bar and a huge coffee bar, which I thought was a fun touch. Then we headed upstairs to the speakeasy and it's a whole different vibe up there. Very cool space. Also extremely eclectic. Think Tommy Bahama meets world traveler's curio cabinet. There were travel finds from around the world displayed in cases, parrot chandeliers, a baby grand piano, and a cheetah print pool table. It somehow all works. Live music was by Steve Lindell and he was fantastic. Two thumbs up. Bar service was great, just a little slow -- but to be fair I don't think they were expecting a 40-person birthday group to roll in all at once. All in all it was a fantastic night. If it wasn't about 45 minutes from my house, we would probably be regulars. But maybe it's okay if it stays just a little bit of a hidden gem.

The room upstairs for special events was awesome! The staff was great, attentive and experienced…read more We had a wonderful time and the food was good. Would definitely come back!

This diner in downtown Jenks was such a good spot for weekend brunch! Super quick and delicious…read moreplus the price was great!

My wife and I went on a "crusade" to find the best breakfast in Tulsa! I believe at last count the…read morenumber we have tried is over 20. Jenks Restaurant wins first place! Great food, great service! Best blueberry pancakes by far!!!

My daughter & I come here often for our 10lbs New York strip and eggs!! its is soooooo good! the…read moreCoffee is okay but not for me. the ladies are polite and friendly. the place has been around for a while so you can tell, but they do their best to keep it clean! we love steak and eggs!

Terrible customer service. The food was not the best and over priced, hopefully they can turn…read morethings around because I would love to support a local business but overall horrible experience and would rather just go to IHOP.

Wow. Everything is cooked in tallow, no seed oils. You can taste the difference. The burgers were…read moreall juicy. If I hadn't ordered it I wouldn't think the gluten free bun was gluten free which is hard to do. Service was awesome. Our waitress was quick and delivered everything perfectly without error. This local ranch to table is a gem.

Sometimes you just need a burger on a Friday night, and that's what led us here. We both ordered…read morethe Oklahoma Onion Burger. I had onion rings and he had fries which are flavored with rosemary and garlic. I preferred the fries, and he preferred the rings, so we switched. The burger was messy, but delicious. The sauce was really flavorful. We were seated immediately, and served quickly. I'll say the dining room is cute and clean, but it is pretty loud- granted, we were here during dinner hour on a Friday night, so everywhere would have been loud. They have a little outdoor seating, so I'd like to sit there next time.

Fantastic find in off HWY 75. What an unexpected find in the small town of Keifer. A great mom…read moreand pop place offering baked good, breakfast and really good (as in better than Starbucks) coffee! The baristas were trained by Topeka Coffee and take their coffee and hospitality to a whole new level. Stop in for coffee, the cinnamon roll or blueberry muffin or a chit chat with the locals. You might even become a regular at this quaint spot. Don't forget to check the food items for sale including the farm raised beef in the freezer!

Super cute coffee house! Staff is very friendly and helpful, coffee and breakfast sandwich tastes…read moreamazing and was pleasantly surprised at their cute little gift shop and baked goods they have available for sale. Would definitely recommend!