The onion rings were very good! The Monte Cristo was disappointing. Strawberry jam isn't a good…read morereplacement for raspberry with a Monte Cristo. The service was just so so. The ambiance is better at the Sheridan location. The facility could have been cleaner. Across-the-board the experience was underwhelming.

Tally's is the quintessential classic Tulsa diner full of classic diner foods ranging from…read morebreakfast to chicken fried steak. I've always enjoyed the food at Tally's no matter what I get, but they have a delicious giant cinnamon roll. It has more of a buttery, glazed icing and, for the price, is quite large. I wish they had local coffee. I think that would really elevate the entire breakfast experience, but Tally's remains a delicious Tulsa staple! 3.5/5

Still a five-star spot for me! Dot's Cafe remains one of those wonderful hole-in-the-wall diners…read morewith delicious food and prices that are hard to beat. We spent under $20 for both of us, which is almost unheard of these days. I had to bring my boyfriend here for his first visit, and he loved it. He ordered the chicken sandwich with fries and a pickle on the side, and he said it was delicious. I stole a few of his fries, and they were perfectly crispy. I stuck with my usual BLT, adding onions and pickles, and it was just as good as I remembered. I also ordered a side of potato salad, which tastes homemade and definitely doesn't seem store-bought. We grabbed a piece of cherry pie to go, although I don't have a picture because it disappeared very quickly in the car! Overall, Dot's is still an awesome little diner with great food, friendly prices, and that classic hole-in-the-wall charm that keeps me coming back. Definitely still a five-star favorite.

Great homemade food, comfortable cafe atmosphere, service is friendly and I look forward to coming…read moreback next time I pass this way on business.

The service was ok. The interior was inviting but the tables are wobbly so brace yourself…read more The food is mediocre at best. My niece said her BLT was really good. My husband said the omelet was ok. My chicken and dumplings was not good. We all agreed the cinnamon roll was a no go

Such a cute little diner with a fun 1950s vibe! I loved all the vintage touches, especially the…read moremodel cars, it really gives the place character. Service was fast and super friendly, which always makes a difference. The food was excellent. I had the Western omelet and it was packed with flavor with onions, peppers, lots of bacon (yes, plenty!), and cheese. The hash browns were cooked just right too. And the pancakes? Light, fluffy, buttery sooo good. Overall, just a really great experience. Definitely coming back!

A working man's diner with a menu that will please everyone!…read more Big plates and fair prices, especially the $6.99 Early Bird Breakfast. Lunch specials every day. Don't pass up the fresh, diner made onion rings. Oh! Wow! For me a filling meat loaded club sandwich with those rings on the side. The club sandwich was outstanding. Meaty layers between buttered toast, lettuce and tomatoes. Mayo on the side. It wasn't needed. My wife had the big thick burger with crinkle cut fries. The pictures talk. Look at them. It is a small clean restaurant. Old time counter service and booths. Friendly attentive staff. The waitresses seemed to know everyone. And even if she didn't, she still treated them like welcomed friends. Check the big menu, there is something for you. Hint...Onion Rings!

Great little diner. The staff are friendly and service is quick. Nothing amazing about the menu…read more It's just diner comfort food. But it is served quickly and cooked well at a great price. My wife and I enjoyed the visit and food. We ate to our heart's content and stomachs ability to hold the food. All for the same price as two Big Mac meals at the Golden Arches.

Another boring review. Big, small-town diner. This place can…read morehandle a crowd. The parking lot is sized appropriately for the traffic. Delicious breakfast cooked exactly as ordered. Excellent crispy bacon, extra crispy buttery hashbrowns, 2 sunny side and one home made biscuit with average diner cream gravy. My wife had the 2 thick fluffy pancakes, a couple over easy and that crispy bacon. The pictures tell the story. Comfortable dining, cafe environment. Great friendly service. Eat breakfast here; then try lunch tomorrow!

The restaurant still had customers coming in after the church group had left. We had breakfast-huge…read morepancakes, chicken fried streak sandwich -meat big enough for two and I had grilled pork chops-great due on them. Salad was large and fresh tomatoes and cheese. The waitress we had was on her toes the whole time and she was by herself. You can't go wrong by stopping here for some good eats.

I thought the prices were high for the quality of the food, but the place was busy, so people in…read morePryor obviously like it. The restaurant is clean and well decorated with Early America decor. The atmosphere was busy and the noise level above average. My husband and nephew ordered chicken fried steak. The steak was large and fried to a golden brown. Dan shared with me and still had some left. It cost about $5 more than what we pay for chicken fried steak at diners in Tulsa, but in fairness, the taste of the steak was a little better than what we are used to. The mashed potatoes were made from fresh potatoes, and they were delicious! I chose fried shrimp, French fries, and Cole slaw. I got a huge plate of home made fries which were delicious. I shared with others and still took some home. I didn't like the shrimp and sent the slaw back. The shrimp were not fried crisp and just a little doughy. I got one slice of lemon but couldn't have used more because the shrimp sauce was too thick for dipping. I tried putting some on the shrimp with a fork but didn't like it. The slaw had too much sauce which made the cabbage soft. I asked if I could exchange it for steamed vegetables. They took my slaw but didn't bring the vegetables. Our nephew got a loaded baked potato with his meal and it looked tempting. My sister in law got a rib eye sandwich which came with potato chips. They served it without any sauce, but brought sauce when she requested it. I overheard her tell her husband it was overcooked. The servers were friendly. I'd say we got good service, but two very large groups ordered right before us causing the kitchen to be backed up. We had to wait a considerable amount of time for our food. That gave us more time to visit with our nephew whom we hadn't seen for a long time. I wish we had not forgotten to take pictures of the food since most reviews are a few years old and a lot changes in that amount of time.

Home style country cooking. My chicken fried steak was huge but more breading than steak. Spouse…read morehad shrimp that were not fried very crisp. Wait staff was overwhelmed by a couple of large parties so we waited about an hour after ordering to get our dinners. We had an order of fried pickles that came out promptly and they were good. Between the large parties and the too loud music the place was very noisy.

Our first visit patronizing this family diner for breakfast. It didn't really start off on the best…read morenote. This is another establishment that has stopped serving Diet Pepsi and substituted Pepsi Zero. That's a big red flag for my wife as she dislikes any Zero product and loves her original diet soda. She ordered a blueberry pancake and a side of bacon. First off, the staff is extremely friendly and thoroughly look like they enjoy their job. I ordered the cowboy breakfast which entailed 2 biscuits covered in 2 sausage patties, hash browns, and country gravy. My wife did not like the pancake. She stated that the batter had a strange flavor and was rather dry. She also stated the blueberries were sour. My only complaint on my breakfast was the hash browns. I have only found a couple of places that cook hash browns correctly. Most establishments cook them like they do here. They don't rinse out the starch and just brown the edges and the insides are chewy and not thoroughly cooked. My biscuits were tasty and fluffy. The sausage was outstanding and flavorful. The gravy was plentiful and was wonderful. We probably won't be coming back due to the fact that the no longer serve Diet Pepsi. That one of the must haves for my wife. Again, the staff was great and they make you feel very welcome.

Tonight my boyfriend and I stopped in for dinner. The service started kinda slow with us not seeing…read moreanyone for awhile but finally our waitress made it over. She had a large section and seemed overwhelmed but the service got much better as the meal progressed. BF ordered French toast and said it was good, but it was diner French toast. I ordered the country fried steak as it looked amazing on the menu. The potatoes were ok, but were nothing like the menu showed. The green beans were good. The country fried steak was excellent. Cooked well, breading wasn't heavy and didn't break teeth to eat. The iced tea was really good too. It was a mom and pop style dinner with lots of tables but plenty of space. Red and white everywhere. If we lived here we would go again. :-)

Love this place. Always good service and the steak tips are amazing! My favorite breakfast spot in…read moreBA.

Server Her name is Krystal, she's nice but she seems busy…read more Ambiance Its a 50's type diner with decent prices. Food Disappointed. I asked for my turkey bacon to be well cooked. It was not, then sent back, still not how I asked for it. The owner/manager asked if it was correct, said no. She said they should deep fry it. Which is what I asked for when I ordered it. The barbako skillet was excellent. The turkey Swiss avocado sandwich was good. Overall Not sure... eggs were prepared exactly as requested, sandwich was quite good. Apparently, they can't or wont cook turkey bacon correct. The third time, when they made it the way I asked was good. Military Only the military member and only if not a special... so not really.