We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Rock Cafe! Our food was delicious. Our server was great. She…read moreoffered us the opportunity to sign their guest register. Our only wish was the napkins were bigger. We needed multiples after the juicy hamburger! The atmosphere was small town friendly. Who could ask for more? Keep smiling. God loves you!

The Spaetzle (often called the German version of macaroni and cheese) restored my faith in…read morehumanity. The texture experience excels. The Chili Cheese Dog with fresh, raw onions (as foretold by the cheesy appetizer) was dense and flavorful, maybe the best no-frills chili dog in Oklahoma. My picky 13yo ate his first First Fried Apple pie with a slice of vanilla. His eyes got really big, and the plate was clean in an instant. The big treat, though, is the full-quarter slice of Poor Man"s "Pecan" Pie made with oats, not pecans. Served hot with a perfect slice of vanilla ice cream (yes, it's a tray-cut square) with a perfect crust -- This may be my favorite dessert ever, in the whole wide world. Of course the whole wide world needs more innovative classic food stops like this on Route 66. Also, ask to see their fire-surviving copy of Eternal Route 66 by Chuck Williams, an ironic souvenir from a prior iteration of The *eternal* Rock Cafe. If you're a fan of Sally the blue Porsche from the Disney Pixar movie Cars, ask to meet the owner, Dawn. She *might* tell you her story that inspired the sweetheart sports car, and John Lasseter, Pixar's chief creative officer is happy to confirm when visiting with memorabilia gifts that decorate the cafe. (No ai used)

Spectacular food, great ambiance, music and company! We enjoyed the wonderful courses and we had a…read moretreat with Acapella carolers during our dinner. The only drawback were the people seated next to us who were thirty-somthing entitled brats, drunk (or something else) when they arrived who mocked the food, the singing and everyone around them. I can't blame the restraunteur, Lisa, for them being very poorly raised as she and her staff worked their butts off to prepare an excellent meal and experience for us.

Wow! This was worth the planning and drive! We went with another couple from Broken Arrow to dine…read morehere. It's about 55 minutes from home in Depew, OK and you must reserve quite a bit in advance. No alcohol, but they allow and recommend you bring your own. They even make pairing recommendations. The entire evening was amazing. The venue is beautiful and the entire staff truly welcoming and accommodating. Each two courses were meticulously explained and beautifully presented. The meal started at 7 pm and before we knew it, the final course came and it was 10 pm. We really had a great experience and sampled foods we would have not normally tried. Outstanding!

Tammy's has the best rolls! Food is amazing all around and the atmosphere is great. Very unique rt…read more 66 decor and theme. Great parking area wait staff is always great. It is a little more on the pricey side but nothing terrible average $20-$25 a person with a drink. Their desserts are over the top good made by a small town local baker fresh daily. Definitely a must stop if traveling on 66 or just looking for a local restaurant to eat at. They have great daily specials as well and buffet on Sunday's.

Tammy's was good home cooking, and good service. Great Variety of dishes. Rolls and pot roast were…read morevery good! Sweet potato fries were amazing. Thick cut and fried perfectly!

Amazing 5 star food and service!! Very gluten free friendly! Lots of options! This is a hidden gem…read morein small town Shawnee!

A great hidden gem in downtown Shawnee!…read more We always grab their seasonal special drink and are never disappointed. Their starter of crispy cauliflower is very flavorful but ask for it a little more crispy/charred and you'll enjoy it even more. Their pasta is very filling and flavorful but I've always been a sucker for their burger. Get it with an extra side of their special ketchup and you'll be in for a treat. The space is pretty intimate and comfortable. I love the patio if the weather permits. And always ask about the specials- their staff is always ready to give their tips and things to try for the table.

Great service, great food, this is one of those places you look for and all you have to do is drive…read more2 minutes further and it is there. Small diner with FRIENDLY local Down home experience. Small Diner. The cook did exactly what my bride asked for. The Route 66 people, don't pass it up.

Great place to eat, plenty of food and very tasty food, love the fries, great burgers…read more Service is good. Small place so get there early for lunch.

Fabulous! This was my second time dining here and it was perfection. We had the fried chicken and…read moredumplings and the farmer's pie along with deviled eggs. The servers were delightful and atmosphere - on point. Dining options were upstairs or you could dine on the main floor in the grocery area. Both were great options.

What a great experience. We had a friend visit recently and he told us we must go as soon as we…read morewere able. We sat upstairs (which I would recommend for dinner). Service was spot on throughout the entire night. We started with the deviled eggs, half plain and half Chef's Choice. The Chef's Choice were the best, drizzled with chili crisp (or pickled Szechuan peppercorns) and topped with a tiny gherkin and fresh dill. The soup of the day was a cabbage and radish soup. It was interesting and very homey but I wish I had ordered the salad. I had the Novarro Farm sweet Potato Gnocchi (kale and pecan pesto, Birch Bottom Farm Georgia candy roaster, fresh chevre). I was a little hesitant about the kale pesto but should NOT have been. This dish was delicious--great garlic flavor. Would order again. The burger looked amazing and while The Hubs said it was good, he also said it needed some more spice. They had a couple of rotating beers from Heirloom--a Mexican Lager and an Italian Pilsner. I had the Water Lily cocktail, their take on an Aviation. Order it just because it's beautiful (and refreshing). The photo does not depict the deep color of it. I asked what other gin based cocktails they had on their menu. They didn't but the server/bartender offered to make me a Bee's Knees for the second round. It was delicious! The atmosphere here is casual but the food is elevated. I kept thinking this is what a French bistro would be like inside. I want to come back and shop the market. Oh, and the apple pie was excellent as well!

They were under staffed and over sat. We took some open seats at the bar without hesitation and…read morewe're glad for it. The bartender although very busy was welcoming and helpful in making our dinner suggestions. The drinks were good and we were happy. I'd go back there

I had only been here for lunch in the past, but we went on Valentine's Day. My boyfriend got a…read morereservation. The food was ok, but I think other people hyped it up a little too much. We ended up not getting the prix fixe meals because the deserts were all chocolate (I don't care for chocolate). I got the beet salad (which is m go-to here) and the boyfriend got duck two ways. It was good enough, but maybe not something to write home about. Maybe it was just because we expected a bit more on V Day. There were wine glasses on the table and even though it was dark in there, we could still see stuff on them. I shined my phone light and mine had little specs that might have been cooked on by the dishwasher??? Not sure. The waitress took them off the table for us. Our cocktails were nice.

The food we have had has been excellent. The Beef dip with onion rings is great as well as their…read morepizzas. Meatloaf is amazing and the service we've had is great. We go 1-2 times per week and they have a great AP You won't be disappointed with the ambience either 5 Stars

Food is always fresh and delicious and you get very large portions! Their drink menu is amazing as…read morewell lots of options and local made in Oklahoma brews. The Mac and cheese with chicken tenders is amazing! So is their burgers, the Watonga cheese curds are amazing as well. Other notable items are the pretzels and the chicken fried steak. They have a great rewards program as well. The service is always fast and friendly. Has a great pub atmosphere but also very family friendly. Parking is great they have a nice large lot. Deserts are good as well. Definitely a must try in Shawnee or anywhere that has a location.

This is a hidden gem. We love trying new foods. My husband and I were on our way to Oklahoma City…read moreand we were starving. We passed this place and really only went in to get a snack. We ended up ordering butter, chicken rice, and Nan. It was delicious. We actually went a couple of weeks ago. I just forgot to write this review I remembered as my husband and I are discussing taking a road trip back to eat here again will definitely try something different next time but the butter chicken was delicious

Road trips inevitably in my life lead to eating in a random location. Mrs. Ed W. will with concern…read moreask "Why are we stopping here?" My friend TJ3 experienced a similar showing on a recent road trip to Oklahoma City to watch an NBA playoff game between the Grizz and Thunder. It was the morning after the game, and after a few hours of sleep, we hit the road. Our voices were hurting from 48 minutes of cheering. We had to get home. We passed on the overpriced breakfast in the overpriced Renaissance hotel. After an hour on the road, I was starved. TJ3 had a conference call he had to take. He was hungry, too. The sign on the exit said "Biscuit Hill" something or another. Yelp showed nothing. Sounded perfect to me. So we stopped, pulled past a truck stop, and parked next to the only other car in the "area" for parking. I say that because the parking lot is basically an extension of the truck stop, although the restaurant is not connected to the truck stop. It's a dive. It's run down. It's dirty. I was starving. The sign says Biscuit Hill, but a sign in the half-broken front door says "Kay's Country Diner." Ahh, we have new ownership! I sat down at a table of 6 even though there were only two of us. I figured that was not a problem because there were 4 people in the entire restaurant: Ed W., TJ3, the friendly employee and a man drinking coffee by himself at a table that sat 10. I figured party size to table capacity ratio was not a real big deal for this place. I asked who I learned was Danielle what was good on the menu, and she said the breakfast burrito and the omelets. So that was easy. I had the burrito, TJ3 had an omelet. Danielle turned, walked in the kitchen, and within seconds started cooking. Yes, she was the hostess, cashier, waitress, bus boy and cook. I heard lard and/or something hit the griddle and the sizzling sounds began. Nice. And with that, TJ3 was outside pacing the parking lot for his conference call while I had nothing to do but soak in this soon-to-be Yelp first review. I needed some story. So who better to ask than the man sitting by himself, aka Gary. Gary explained that the restaurant had been around since the 60's. It looked like it. The walls were dirty, the furniture was a mish mash. There was a small television behind some counter stools that I believe may have been used on the television show Alice in Mel's Diner. Gary talked about different names of the spot, including The Hoe Down, but now it was Kay's. Danielle later filled in the blanks. Kay had owned it twice, one in the 90's, and now 3 months ago she bought it again. She brought back the old menu, and specializes in good ole home country cooking. "Hamburger patty, hand breaded chicken fries, homemade biscuits and gravy, homemade mashed potatoes" she said when asked what she enjoyed serving. I think I'll be stopping here again soon. TJ3 inhaled his omelet. My breakfast burrito was gigantic, and was heavy on the meat, light on the eggs. It included chunks of potatoes, jalapeno and other peppers, onion and cheese to go along with the voluminous portion of sausage and scrambled eggs. I like this spot and give it 4 stars because it's not trying to hide what it is. It's a hole in the wall. It's limited on beauty but makes up for it in kindness and food taste. So if you're in the area and starving, make a stop to this dive outside of Shawnee. If you can look beyond the grit and grime, I think you'll like what you find. Four stars.

A grungy restaurant with below average food…read more The service is slow. The restrooms are dirtier than the service pit at a Jiffy Lube. For some reason there is an air filter attached to the outside of each air conditioning intake vents, that caught my eye. They are congested with years and years of anything and everything that may have floated in the air. An attractive, appetizing collection of gray allergens, shed skin cells and hair. Look at the picture. Why do people eat here? It can't be blamed on beer. They don't serve any. Maybe it was great a few years ago? I am not going to waste any more of my time or yours. Drive to Cleveland, OK. There are a couple of great places to eat there. Kathy's Mason jar needs to have a lid put on it and canned!

Unfortunately, the quality here has declined significantly. While it used to be fairly decent a few…read moreyears ago, the food is now is very subpar, the staff seems bothered by customers and uninterested in doing their job, the interior appears unclean. Would not recommend.