Service is impeccable, quality of food is top notch! The steaks are huge and so delicious!read more

We always try to stop at Big Eds when we visit from another state. I have never had a bad meal in…read morethe 40 plus years we have been going there. A must on our way North from Tulsa and usually have other family members meet us there. This is small business, and the place looks the same as the first time we went 40 some years ago, and I am glad it does.

Absolutely delicious food oh, great amount for the price. Server was courteous knowledge and always…read morehad a smile when coming and checking on the table. Was there on December 5th about 5:30 p.m. was crowded but very nice atmosphere, would highly recommended we drove 30 miles for it each way and was well worth our trip will be back again

Absolutely fabulous! And I'm not just saying that because there isn't hardly any good restaurants…read morenear by. But if this dinner was offered in KC or other large cities, I would choose it in a heartbeat. I had their Saturday night special 10oz KC strip steak (medium), cooked to perfection! The waitress brought A1 sauce to the table and we never cracked it open. The steak was juicy and very tender. We both had the baked potatoes and green beans (which were also amazing)! And no this isn't a paid advertisement. We also took home some desserts to try out (coconut cream pie and pecan bread pudding). We arrived at 5pm and there was only 3 tables taken. By 5:30, the place was packed. By 6pm, standing to wait. This will definitely be on our date night list.

Ordered the chicken fried chicken and I think it's the best I've ever eaten. And the crack green…read morebeans... delicious!

We wandered in to take a break from a cold day while camping at the state park. The place was clean…read moreand well kept. The staff was incredibly friendly and service was great. The food was phenomenal- quality ingredients, freshly made, and huge portions. Would definitely recommend stopping here if you're in the area.

I've eaten here several times. The food is always great and the staff is wonderful. To be the only…read moreplace in town it would be easy to be "just ok" but they aren't. The special's are great and regularly off menu items. Highly recommend it

We stopped to eat dinner on a Saturday night. It had only 2 other tables with customers. Philly…read morecheese steak was good and a large portion. Kids cheeseburger & fries was typical and good. Chicken fried steak special was just okay. We also tried the Horse fritters appetizer - triangles of tortilla filled with cheese & sour cream then deep fried. Tasty but not amazing. Waitress was nice and attentive enough. Food came out quickly. Bathroom was clean. Overall, A good meal with easy on/ off the hwy. FYI Lots of tvs set to sports but not loud. They have a large covered outdoor dining area if the weather is nice. **Waitress said they plan to update menus soon & there are a few off menu dishes if you know to ask, like a BLT.

Horrible!!!!!! Don't go! We sat at the door for 5 minutes before anyone noticed us. At that point,…read morethe waitress said we will be with you in a second. 3 minutes later...we left after not being waited on.

Had supper at their new location this week. The food was good, arrived fast! Love the new space,…read moremore seating. Just need a couple more staff persons when they get busy to help them out, but overall a great experience. Glad they were able to stay in town!

Great little place with great food for a special occasion. Definitely a boutique restaurant…read more Service was first rate. However, kind of hard to get to for an everyday meal. Don't go if you don't like driving dirt roads. Beautiful "in the middle of nowhere" location though.

Amazing food and staff , I recommend trying them out . Very laid back and peaceful . Will go back !read more

We just experienced our first visit to Piguet's in Vinita for dinner. My husband and I like to find…read moreunique places to visit, and this was an amazing hidden gem! With a great atmosphere, excellent food, and friendly service - it was worth the hour drive! We had drinks, an appetizer, and the ribeye steak for two. Everything was delicious! Our bellies were full and we had plenty of food leftover that we boxed up to take home. Highly recommend a trip out here for a wonderful dining experience! We will be back!

10/10 for a nice dinner or evening just a night out. Been here multiple times with no complaints…read more Must try the cowboy candy appetizer with aioli. Quick and friendly service along with a great ambiance.

I both stayed at the hotel and ate dinner at the restaurant. In my opinion, the hotel experience is…read moretwo stars. The restaurant experience is four stars. Add them together and split the difference: three stars. The plusses about the hotel are that it looks cute and has themed rooms. The lobby is very cozy, with comfy couches and a little bar off to the side in a corner. (Fun fact: The bar at Grand Central Hotel was the first operating bar in this town!) It's a pet-friendly hotel. You also get warm muffins and coffee at breakfast time. The minuses about the hotel: Someone had used the restroom in the bathroom in my room and didn't flush. When I tried to flush, it wouldn't. So I asked for a new room, of course. In my new room, the TV didn't work (which was no big deal because I don't watch TV anyway) and the door wouldn't lock. So I went downstairs and talked to the person in charge, and she muttered something like, "Kids these days don't know how to get into a hotel room without a key card." I was like, um? I don't know how young or stupid you think I am, but I'm not too young or stupid to know how to operate a lock. (Also: Thanks for thinking I'm young!) It turns out that you need to jerry-rig the knob to lock it. If you need to finesse a lock in order for it to work, it sounds like you need to replace the lock, or come up with a different system. However, later that night, I had the pleasure of eating at the hotel restaurant. The Grand Central Grill is definitely the place to eat in the area. I got the chicken fried steak, which is a Kansas specialty and served here Friday and Saturday nights only. It came with mounds of mashed potatoes and gravy, and it was one of the best dishes I had in south central Kansas. The Caesar salad was just OK (the dressing came poured on the top and not mixed, which it should be), but the chicken fried steak made up for that. They have a decent wine list for a small town, which was appreciated by me. The service was great, and even though they were busy, our server was very attentive and we got everything we needed.

I had the pork loin and a baked potato. I don't know if I have ever had a better restaurant dinner…read more It tasted like home

I had never been to Murphy's in Bartlesville but had heard many good things about it including…read moregreat food and great value. So when we had a chance to partake in a large family gathering at Murphy's I was looking forward to the experience. Upon walking in, I was very surprised at the place as it reminded more of an old diner than a steakhouse. Open since 1946, Murphy's looks like it's been around that long. Lined with red leather seated booths, there was no place for our group of nine to sit except for a round corner booth where we all crammed into like sardines. The menu was quaint, filled with mainly diner dishes and comfort foods. I decided on the favorite, the "Hot Hamburger", which was basically a hamburger on toast, topped with french fries and onions, coated with brown gravy. Service was fine given the fact they were packed with patrons when we arrived. The food was hot and fresh, including the homemade french fries. Everyone in our group seemed content with their food choices. The only real problem was how we were crammed into one little booth and there was no room to relax and visit. I would recommend Murphy's to anyone looking for a home style meal. If you're looking for a steak house experience, try somewhere else or you'll be disappointed.

Good food, excellent service. 20oz sirloin was well worth the price. Cheaper than the grocery…read morestore, but better.