For most of my adult life I wondered why no one ever combined a French Dip with a Philly. Stop the…read morepresses. I finally found it here... The Messy. Not only does it have a ton of savory roast beef, grilled peppers and onions, and swiss, but it also has mushrooms!! All on a perfectly toasted bun and served with Au Jus. It was aahhmazing! The shaved Brussels sprouts were also wonderful, as well as the spiraled potato's (can't think what those were called, but they will know!) I'm just sad I don't live anywhere nearby. I'll just have to dream of this place in the future.

First visit and not disappointed My wife had the Chicken…read moreFried Steak she liked it very much, tender light batter I had a steak with bourbon sauce w/side salad Salad very fresh and the dressing was great, the steak was tender and tasty Service was amazing. Very friendly and observant also accommodating. Ambiance: Seems small and comforting but actually had plenty of seating. I liked everything about 33: 1st time

Driving through Oklahoma yesterday, we stopped at the Boomarang Diner in Perry. This was the first…read moretime we had ever stopped there. I had breakfast - eggs, bacon, hash browns, and a pancake. My wife had the Dagwood sandwich. She said it was very good. She asked for crispy bacon almost burnt. They honored her request. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. It reminds you of the old diners back in the 60's and 70's. I highly recommend this place. When I travel through Oklahoma on my way to visit relatives in Nebraska, I will stop again.

Everything was amazing! Lots of nostalgia on the walls and a clean atmosphere. Fried pickles were…read moretasty and crispy, The JJ burger & the double bacon cheeseburger were absolutely delicious, the boom yays were yummy and the fried peach pie with ice cream was the best I have ever tasted! To top it all off, our waitress Sarah was friendly and provided exceptional service! We highly recommend stopping in to this gem of a diner!

excellent good corn ribs were great…read more had the chef salad, chicken was fresh grill and juicy service was friendly and timely highly recommend if you are driving along Route 66 it's well worth it

First, the food is great. They focus on Oklahoma-sourced ingredients. The owner is a trained chef,…read moreso you can get better-than-average burgers and a rotating seasonal menu. I prefer the beer-battered chicken tender basket. The chicken tenders are huge. My only food complaint is the fries. They are a little heavy handed on the seasonings. The restaurant is small, with four booths and a bar counter with seating. It's very cozy and clean. Our server was very rude, unfortunately, the last time we came in. The other owner thankfully handled it with grace, and we will continue to frequent Anchor 66 due to her response.

Eat at Jack's Place in Agra…read more Lisa, the friendly energetic hard-working owner, came out from the kitchen after our meals were served. She stopped by our table to visit and check on us. I was interested in the history of the building and big pictures of the couple that hung on the walls. Those are her parents and that is Jack, the name given to the restaurant in his honor. The building was constructed around 1906 and has a history of many uses. It is especially sentimental to Lisa, because of her father's unique tie to the building and previous ownership by relatives. She has a great story about all of this. Lisa opened Jack's Place a couple of years ago; her first (and very successful) venture into the restaurant business. Agra is a small town. How small? No Dollar Store small. Dogs probably sleep undisturbed the middle of the streets at night, small. The excellent reviews drew us to Jack's Place for breakfast. We dropped in between the breakfast and lunch time rush. We settled in at a tall table centered in the building. The welcoming young lady on duty brought menus and took our coffee orders. Big Jack's Breakfast for me: two over easy, hashbrowns, bacon and a biscuit with gravy. My wife said that is a lot of food. She ordered a smaller version of this meal, Small Jack's Breakfast. The eggs cooked just right, thick smokey bacon, crispy hash browns and a big biscuit split in half smothered with house made sausage gravy. Yeah, it was a lot of food. It was all good! Go for a delicious breakfast or lunch Tuesday through Saturday, and Dinner on Friday nights. You will enjoy the food, and say hi to Lisa! Not sure where Agra is? It is easy to find it with these simple directions. From downtown Tryon, hop on the 105 east bound and drive 4.8 miles. Where the 105 T's with 18 go north 1.8 miles. Jack's Place will be on your left. 10 am is the best time of day to travel, rush hour traffic is usually over by then. As you pull into town make sure your radar detector is on and watch your speed. The town's largest industry is issuing speeding citations. You're Welcome! Wait, you don't even know where Tryon, OK is? You ain't from around here, are ya?

Been closed over a year. Thanks for updating, not!!! Drove there for breakfast, no breakfast.read more

My first time arRon's and I was quite pleased. It's a good place to grab lunch. The food is good,…read morethe service was exceptional, and the prices low. The venue is pedestrian, but the overall experience is good. I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich and thoroughly enjoyed it. I'd give it a 4/5. The fried Okra was very good and the serving size was amazing another 4/5.

Their burgers are always so good and juicy. I also really enjoy their fries, so yummy. Everyone is…read moreusually sweet.

Amazing Messy eating…read more Delicious Shirley temple was incredible! Water was superb All I have to say

Had dinner at the Garage. It was busy, and I appreciate that they stopped taking orders when no…read moreseats were available. I had to wait a bit, but not too long. I had the Sweet Oklahoma burger and onion rings. The burger was fine, though I was anticipating more flavor. The onion rings were outstanding. I sat at the bar, and bar staff and customers were super friendly. The F5 IPA was a nice beer to accompany the burger. This is clearly a hangout for OSU sports fans. Many were decked out in school colors for the Basketball Game. There are many TVs showing sports, some with replays of great OSU sports moments.

Have been coming here since I was a kid with my dad. Love this place. The food is always delicious…read moreand fresh. They make the best burgers around in my opinion. Love the old school diner feeling and ordering by phone at your table. You can also watch them cook your order fresh from your table. The atmosphere is always welcoming and warm. Service is fast and always friendly. Their homemade pies are top notch! Definitely a must stop when in Shawnee.

Hamburger King is one of those classic Oklahoma gems that just hits you with nostalgia the moment…read moreyou walk in. The 50's-style diner setup is awesome, but the real fun is picking up the phone at your table to place your order. You don't see that anymore--and I absolutely loved it! We arrived just past the lunch rush, so things were nice and relaxed. I walked in thinking I'd order a burger... but the Chicken Fried Steak called my name, and I'm glad it did. Perfect portion size--not one of those giant plate-hogs--and served with mashed potatoes and cole slaw. The cole slaw deserves its own shoutout: rough-cut cabbage, creamy mayo dressing, and served cold just the way I like it. Everything on the plate was delicious. My wife went with the Chili Cheese Burger and potato wedges, and she gave it a big thumbs-up. And since it's a diner, I had to finish with a slice of Coconut Cream Pie. Let's just say--mission accomplished. Creamy, flavorful, and exactly what I was hoping for. If you love classic diners, friendly service, and comfort food done right, Hamburger King is absolutely worth the stop.

Great onion cheese burger! Its on par with Tuckers! Locally owned! They brought their food truck to…read moreour apartment building and we enjoyed it very much! Patties were nice and smashed too!

I was able to experience my first visit to this wonderful truck yesterday. I know a lot of…read moreestablishments claim this, but it truly was the closest I've gotten to legitimate El Reno onion burgers without going back to Canadian county. True El Reno flavor in both the onion burger and the county. The slaw was authentic and delicious. One star off because the Frito chili pie underwhelmed. I thought the chili was a bit bland. Also, price was possibly a tad high. $46.90 got me one double onion cheeseburger, one single onion cheeseburger, and two Frito pies.

Very good food. Great service! Sunday buffets are the best. Salad bar and plenty of hot food…read moreoptions, fresh made.

Spied Mugsy's on the internet as I was searching for new restaraunts to journey to on the East side…read moreof i35 since recently moving to Guthrie. I arrived and was put off a little by the sign that said it was cash only, their card reader was down. This sort of stuff drives me crazy because I am usually going to these type of restaurants as a destination and it took me an hour to get there. I didn't have cash, but luckily the gas station next door has an ATM. So let's just say I went into Mugsy's a little grumpy. I was seated in a nice booth in a clean dining room and placed my order. I ordered the 4M sandwich with onion rings, and I ordered a brisket philly cheesesteak as a to go order that I plan on eating for dinner. Ended up getting the peach fried pie as well. Food came quickly with large portions, especially for the price. The prices are very reasonable for bbq in this day and age. The owner came out and talked with each patron individually and was very welcoming. When he found out I came specifically to eat, he ran into the other room and brought me a couple of mugs and a to go menu to have if I was ever driving through. He was very nice and I enjoyed the conversation. Some might think he's trying a bit too hard, but I thought it was a nice touch. Especially since he seemed very genuine in his excitement to meet everyone. The 4 M sandwich is a 4 meat sandwich with brisket, Pulled pork, bologna, and sausage, on a very sturdy bun. The meat was all good, except the brisket was a little over done. But not really a big deal, as the sandwich was pretty good. I did NOT care for the BBQ sauce (and I LOVE sauce) as it seemed more like ketchup than BB sauce. It wasn't offensive, I just didn't like it as I felt it was rather bland. The onion rings were 10/10, my favorite style. The peach fried pie was probably the best fried pie I've ever had. So tasty. I will definitely be back to Mugsy's to try some other menu items and bring some of the family back some other time. Food 8/10 Service 8/10 Atmosphere and value 9/10

This restaurant certainly lives up to its high reviews. We came here for the first time today. I…read moreordered the sirloin and my husband got the chicken fried steak. We both got onion rings and mac and cheese as sides. Steak was very well flavored. Onion rings were amazing. Good portions. Good prices. Good service. We will be back!

This is the cleanest, most comfortable, cozy diner/café that I have ever been in. And just when I…read morethought I had completed my list of my top ten hamburgers in Oklahoma, here comes Scotty B's cheeseburger. Another restaurant's cheeseburger on my top ten list, just got bumped. There was no doubting that my wife would go for the Indian Taco. She found it on the menu as we were driving over. A large freshly made, golden brown Indian fry bread, covered with seasoned ground beef, lettuce, tomato and onions, with black olives, salsa and sour cream on the side. Look at that stacked up plate in the picture. It was delicious, as was my perfect cheeseburger with a side of crispy seasoned curly fries. Great friendly service from Scotty B's daughter who was working the restaurant today. Scotty B's is a great destination for Bikers, Car Clubs or anyone looking for a family friendly environment with excellent food. It has a big dining room with tables set up to handle a group. There is so much good food on Route 66 in Oklahoma, that you will need to allow for a week of travel time, to eat your way across the state. Route 66 Travelers, Eat Here! #700